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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
PLAN TODRAIN
RIGHT OF Way
Lake Lies in Path of
Brownsville Road
to Arroyo

Provision for the drainage Of Aqua
Negra Lake 10 make possible the
building Of road from Brownsville
TO the Arroyo Colorado on a straight
line along the Parcdes Line was
made in an order passed by the
County Commissioners Court this
morning.
The court accepted q proposition
from Joe q. Ballinger of San Benito
for the draining Of this lake. He
has nearby dredge drag line such
rs will be necessary for digging
bitches to d.ain the lake and has
offered to o the work for ll.9Sc per
cubic yard.
Cameron county water improve
ment district No. 6 is TO cooperate
in paying for portion Of the work
with the exception Of 81 900 to be
paid by district No. !. The work will
not be done, however, unless these
two districts come in on the propo-
sition. The acceptance will make the
court order effective.
The proposed road from Browns
Vile ~ the arroyo will follow the
general line of the PHredes line with
paving from the city "a AZ least
north Of the cultivated section in
district No. 3.
The court ordered $4,000 Of the
road and bridge fund be loaned 20
the road and bridge construction
fund.
The court ordered L. W. King 10
prepare advance expense estimates
10 take care Of hiring day labor
during flood and other emergencies
in the construction Of lcvees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
NAVIGATION
DISTRICT PLAN
AT HARLINCEN
Petitions Circulated to
Organize on Same
Basis as San Benito
District
Especial TO the Herald)


HARLINGEN, Tex, Apr. 2l-Pe-
titions proposing the creation of a
Harlingen navigation district, sim
liar 10 the proposed San Benito nav
'igation district. for the purpose OF
making possible bond issues for im-
provement Of the Arroyo Colorado
as n waterway for this section, are
being circulated. and will be filed
with the Commissioners Court soon,
IL was announced az a meeting Of the
Harlingen Realty Board here yes-er-
day.
At this meeting the board endorsed
the San Benito navigation district,
and the proposed San Benito channel
70 the Laguna Madre. and also en-
dorsed the proposed Brownsville ship
channel. 70 connect with the Val
ley's port at Point Isabel.
Lets all get wet,' agreed the Zeal
" board, when 10 also endorsed the
proposal Of the Brownsville Herald
OF April IL, in which an editorial with
that caption appeared, favoring all
proposed waterway connections with
the Laguna Madre and the port az
Point Isabel.
The proposed Harlingen navigation
district will include the city Of Har-
lingen. and will extend on 70 the
Laguna Madre. following the course
ot the Arroyo Colorado. and taking
in strip Of land about ten miles
wide on both sides Of the Arroyo.
II Il expected that the petitions will
be presented in the near future, and
action on the formation Of the dist
rict and the floating Of bonds will be
taken up as soon as possible.
THE development of the Lower
Rio Grande Valley will be greatly
aided by all improvements made IN
the coast, and in new water trans
portation routes, no matter which
city the route goes to-" said j. Is.
Chambers Sr., chairman Of the realty
board, in ma interview with a Herald
representative following the meet
ing Of the board.
I'VE must furnish playground facil-
tiles for visitors who will come 10
this section In the future. and, al
though most Of Us hear now are not
playground developers, we can help
to make IL possible for others to car
~ out such development"
The board took no action on the
Arroyo Country club matter, which
is now being sponsored by this or
ganization, although action on this is
expected in the near future. The
local realty board has announced its
intention of carrying out a campaign
To secure 100 new members of the
club, and 10 launch it on a success
ful beginning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
Rail BRIDGE
WASHED
Falls Into Torrent of
Arkansas at Little
Rock

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. April. 2l lPI
The south half of the Missouri
Pacific bridge across the Arkansas
river here was swept away hy cur
rent early today. carrying with II
trains of cars loaded with rock which
had been run on IL IN an attempt
20 hold the structure down
This bridge cuts the railroad main
line. although the road has another
bridge ahout - miles downstream.
The part Of the bridge destroyed
included two piers, and the super
structure Of the south approach. the
front span and the draw span
The steel structure had hcrr swing
ing few inches out az line down
current for several days Late last
night engineers and officials cN-
pressed belief that IL would with
stand the strain aftera train
~ ballast had been run upou
i'll Early today the south part az
the structure began u violent vihra-
tlon This was 50 intense that coal
~ some ~ the cars was set afire
hy the friction. a few moments
later the structure torpled over into
the river
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
Marines Battle
Nicaragua Reds

MANAGUA. Apr 2l.--iPt-Ameri-
can naval forces In Nicaragua, after
having been fired on three different
occasions yesterday and Tuesday
night, came into conflict late yester-
day with an armed band wearing red
bands on their hats. Three members
Of the band were found dead after
the "reds" retired. The Americans
suffered no casualties.
The band swooped down on the
village Of POsoltega. near Chichi-
galpa. in an attempt 10 capture IL
in defiance Of the orders Of the
American authorities forbidding
fighting within 1000 yards OF "a
railroad. They were engaged BY
twcnty-four blue packets. There were
TO American casualties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
ROTARIANS CONFIDENT
OF VICTORY IN GAME
WITH KIWANIS EXPERTS

MERCEDES. Texas. April Give
don't need practice. or anything else
TO beat the kiwanis team" stated
members of the Rotary club IN pre-
pairing for he game here Friday az
teruoon with the kiwanis team.
The kiwanis club announced a
lineup. and Is conducting daily
practice.
sThe Rotary club will assemble on
the field a few minutes before the
game. and the first nine mcn will
IT, put in uniforms. assigned places.
and the game will be on.
The Rotary clab promises ta rake
the first 1n runs after which they
wh merely held the Kiwlais team
Arril the game is aTH-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21

HIT IN TEXAS.
Damage Done at Pal.
estine and Near
Brownwood

BROWNWOOD. Texas, April al
Ri-A tornado seven miles west OF
here nj y. NJ. Wednesday, dcmolish-
"a three houses and damaged 9TH
ers. No one was injured. Three and
three quarters inches rain fell in
Brownwood inundating part Of the
lowlands near Pecan bayou. Persons
living in that section were rescued 10y
the fire department.
Hail and heavy rains fell throug-
out this section number of hous-
es were blown from their founda-
tiors in Bangs. ten miles from herr.
Lightning struck q hotel here but
caused little damage. Santa Re
tracks between here and Coleman
were washed out and no trains got
through until today.
PALESTINE. Texas. April 2l.-lPl
A twisting wind which swirled
through the business section here
early today demolished the Pickle
Garage and damaged other struc-
lures nearby TO the extent Of about
$50, 900 owners estimated. Dukes
Brothers filling station was the worst
damaged, except trc garage. For a
distance of two blocks awnings were
torn away. plate glass broken and
wires badly tangled. The streets
were filled with debris.
The roof Of one section Of the In
tcrnational Great Northern freight
depot was blown away.
HOUSTON. Texas. April 2l.-tPi-
The wind blew sixty miles an hour IN
Houston early Thursday Trees and
electric light wires were blown down
and fO inches Of rain fell.
II was reported that ~ derricks
were blown down al the oil field at
Pierce Junction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
million Dollar
Rain DYeuChes
Entire Valley

a million dollar rain" fell in the
Lower Rio Grande Valley today. the
precipitation averaging from one
tenth to nearly an inch. according 70
reports received by The Herald this
afternoon. High winds accompanied
the "northcr" which swept into the
Valley about 10 o'clock. but no Sc
rious damage was done, so far as
could be learned.
The rain started with heavy
downpour which was succeeded by
slow drizzle. Reports from Ray
mondyille AZ | o'clock were 10 the
effect that rain was still failing and
the heavy bank Of clouds Indicated no
let-up for q few hours. Similar re-
ports were received from Edinburg
and other Hidalgo county towns
The rain will prove ~ incalculable
benefit TO Valley farmers, especially
IN the unirrigated sections where tic
cotton was beginning 70 show the er-
fects Of the prolonged drouth. Viii
lacy county reported that IL the
rainfall continues until the soil is
thoroughly soaked the county will
produce the biggest cotton crop on.
record.
This was the first rain in the
Browsnvillc section since early in
March when ven-hundrcdths Of an
inch fell. The precipitation record 1T
the end of March showed that the to-
tal for the first three months of the
year vas approximately inches be-
low normal The shortage of mois-
ture seriously affected the bean and
tomato crop, irrigation failing 70 pro
vide the moisture demanded hy the
foliage and blooms. j
The weather bureau here reported
.I3 es an inch up 20 o'clock today.
The extreme wind velocity was 30
miles an hour for one mile The
velocity dropped 10 80 miles an hour
in the first puff at 1905 O'Clock and
then blew at the rate Of about 80
miles an hour for half an hour.
The bureau was predicting partly
cloudy and much colder weather for
tonight and tomorrow.
The wind and rain short circuited
lights and telephones an over town.
the courthouse and other buildings
being without lights during the rain
storm. Limbs from small trees were
blown off but nowhere was any Sc
rious damage done.
Mission renortcd .T3 of m inch
rain Up 70 noon with the precipitation
continuing slowly.
Bus service up the valley was not
interrupted, two depots here report
ing cars arriving here safely. Long
distance telephone service was not
seriously interferred with.
Forecasts for tonight and tomor-
row indicate cloudy weather with q
pronounced drop in Temperature.
Freezing temperatures 10 the cen
tral part of Texas are forecast ~ q
result of the heavy snow and ah-
normally Tow temperatures IN west
crn Kansas and eastern Colorado.
There ~ eminent danger ~ severe
frosts throughout the northern. east
crn and central parts of the state.
Laredo i the only point in South
Texas reported serious damage from
the Storm The wind attained high
velocity there this morning. and many
buildings were damaged. There was
no loss Of life.
kilograms received az RAYMOND
vile az noon stated that hard rains
had fallen in Armstrong and Ken
nedy counties and will prove Of great
benefit 20 the stock ranges.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
American Company
to Erect Building

MERCEDES, Texas. April 2l.-
Newell Waters. architect. has been
emT loyed by the American Rio Grande
Land & Irrigation Company 10 draw
plans for a two-story building with
50-foot front 20 be located on the
lots adjoining the American Com
pany offices on the west. The site is
nov occupied by the nursery sales
department.
Par. Of the building will be accU-
pied hv the Mercedes Publishing Co.,
publishers of the Mercedes News
Item.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21

A section Of levee broke with
tremendous roar eight miles north,
letting a deluge Of water into a wide
area and driving scores Of families
from their homes.
South Of here In Nowata county
the river was rising D foot an hour
and farmers are preparing for the
worst flood ever known in this area
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
Kansas River Flood Breaks
all Records; Waters Rising

COFFEEVILLE. Kansas. April 21.
-LPi-Nerdegris river here at 8
a. N. had passed the 1904 record
high water mark and was rising an
inch an hour.
A number Of levees north of Cof-
feeville have gone out, engulfing
farm lands which had not been
oyerflowed for more than twenty
years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
Storm Warning
on Gulf Issued

NEW ORLEANS, April 2f.-iPD-
The following storm warning was is
sued b. the Weather Bureau here to-
day:
Northwest storm warnings order
ed by placed $3.50 a. m. Louisiana
and Texas coast. Area Of high
barometer and colder weather advanc-
inE southeastward. Strong northerly
winds and gales indicated Thursday
and Thursday night extending to east
Louisiana coast Thursday afternoon
and Thursday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
Home of Mrs. Shaw
Near Mercedes Burned

MERCEDES. Texas, April 2l.-The
home Of Mrs Walter Il. Shaw on the
LIano Grandc plantation southwest
of Mercedes was completely destroyed
by fire early Tuesday morning. The
garage near the house and d car
we're also destroyed Insurance was
carried Oh the house
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
ORGANIZE VALLEY
CANNING COMPANY

FDlNBURG. Texas. April 2i-Tho
Valley Refrigeration and Cannin-
Corporation. with a capital stock of
s15n. .nnN hA been organized here.
A W. Earrr is president NJ the
concern. Nj n. Montgomery vice.
president. and T.. II Tinker. secrc-
tarV- treasurer.
Il rs urdcrst teod that the company
VIII erect plant with capacity
ot @sooN cans per day and large
storage facilities. and viii b.
equipped TO handle cifhcr fruit or
vl cetatlcs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
Collins Makes Arrest
on Prohibition Charge

Complaint has been filed before T.
X Goodrich. L. S. Commissioner
against Santos Trevino Of San Benito
charging smuggling and possession o
intoxicating liquor.
Royal r. Collins, L. ;. Customs In
speetor made the arrest at San Be
nito last night in a three-room house
five blocks northwest or the main re-
sEra bridge The inspector turned
over 80 quarts III mescal. 40 quarts
nf ter-il~ thr~a 0f peach brandy and
one of Vino NoRal to the customs
house here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
East is SiUelteying While
Western Coast Freezing

shot the mercury up into the min
ties and caused father 70 get the
aplf clubs out Of the gArret. the
Pacific northwest was frost Bit
ten rnf blizzard cold.
Ir Montana and northern Wyom-
inc tsFaDrratH-es feil beInw zero
vhile Georgetown Lake. -'untana.
hpnster rf sixteen below WiEh roads
arder g. tn fiftfln feet NJ snow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
Methcdists Meet
at Raymondville
Special to The Herald.)

RAYMONDNILLE. Texas, April q.
About $50 were present az the
opening of the third session Of the
Brownsville District Conference of
the Methodist church here this
morning The meetings are being
held WV the Methodist church of
Raymondvillc.
"A sermon was preached last night
IN the Rev. y. ri. King but the con-
ference proper got under way TINS
morning ut $3.50 o'clock. The con
ference viii extend through Friday.
adjourning 40 o'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21

NEW YOFK. y. Y. April 2i.-tEs
The weather gods riding the
country from the Atlantic "a the
Pacific today disrenscd a freAkisa
break ofl from arctic cold ~ trnFic
heat
vale Naw Nork auA New Eng
lard we're crying tn cool themselves
from the sveltFfirE aRAt wave that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower Rio
Graudr Valley. Partly cloudy to-
night and Friday. much colder.
For East Texas. Tonight gen
orally fair and much colder frost in
interior and near east coast III wind
subsidies. freezing northwest and
north central portions Friday fair
and rising Temperatures northwest
portion.
Strong northerly winds and gales
on the coast diminishing tonight.
Daily River Bulletin.
Flood Present "a Hr. % Hr.
STAGE stage Ching Ram
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
WANTS TO TRADE FOUR
r y =
ACRES In MINNESOTA.
r. y 4
FOR ONE IN THE VALLEY

HARLINGEN. Tex. Apr 2l-An
offer to trade any four acres of his
4s0 acre tract Of Minnesota land
for one acre Of Valley land is con
tanned in a letter from j. r. Sted-
ham az Houston 70 George Toolan.
secretary Of the Harlinegn Cham
Der of Commerce.
Mr.. Toolan also IL IN receipt Of
4 letter from Carl Gerber of Don
M. explaining that he has lived in
the Valley nine years. before which
time he lived in Minnesota. and
asking Mr. Toolan 10 call on him If
any comparisons between the states
are needed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
HEAVY TRAVEL.

SAN BENITO. Tex. Apr. 22.-Bc-
cause NJ increasing travel, San Be
nito's allotment of space IN Pull
man cars has been doubled 10 San
Antonio and Houston. II haS been
announced AZ the local Missouri Pa
cific ticket office
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21
River Forecast.

EiNcF FORECAST.
Thr river wiil continue 70 fall Very
slowly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21

omplete line of Garden hose,
lawn mowers, etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21

THERE'S ONE thing in this Mr..
smith business referring TO the
Minnesota immigration commission
nfT-that most Of Us have overlooked.
1t il this:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-21

w. III. Putegnat Hardware Co.
Brownsville. Texas
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For example these few lines sing

For example these few lines sing
to me:
80. unto the poor He came,
without favour, without fear,
Winning them from sin and shame
With His message Of good cheer"
This not difficult to remember
and ] am quite sure that the beauty
of these few lines will come tonne
in even greater meaning on this
Christmas morning.
In his "a Christmas Carol" VIII
liams has again expressed the
thoughts he had of a beautiful oc-
.casion. There is lots Of beauty, hope
and thought contained in this little
book of verse.
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believe anything has gone UP like
tn dime novel, some o. which sell
for 49,"
That helps me get back my vision
and puts laugh into the ordeal of
reading so much Of the new stuff
called fiction.
These "wisecracks" are good men
tai food. Abe is Hoosier born and
reared and he has the right to be
considered a good old wise man Of
this city.
And so I recommend Kin Hub
bards new book which he has dedi-
Gated to another great Hoosier-
Meredith Nicholson.
Some Poetry
The question often is-Hov old
is that poetry? Generally the ques-
TIN is rightly Laced but as cften
it is just the reverse.
do not rebel against modern
poetry when it is poetry and when
it has lyric and spiritual value. Or
again when it honestly reflects life.
: The late Charles r. Williams
wrote some religious poems before
his death and they have been gath
cred together and published by The
BobbS- merrill Company under the
title Of 1.-THE Return of the ProdiPal
and Other Religious Poems"
The chief poem Of course is the
"prodigal" Here we find lyric
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-21

Abe Martin of Brown Coun-
ty, Indiana, has become a ma
tional institution and Abe has
made Kin Hubbard a welcomed
guest in book form in many home.
I like to read Kin Hubbard's
books when I get into a mental rut,
when the world to me gets too
matter of fact and when I take on
a crazy idea to improve the philos-
ophy of the family Bible.
A man needs something when he
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-21
Indianapolis theaters TODAY oHe

indianapolis theaters today offer:
1.-The Girl From Chicago" at the
Indiana; "Tea For Three" at the
Apollo; mo Place to Go" at the
Ohio: "High Filters" at the Mutual;
solly Ward and company at Keith's;
Billy Goldie Revue at the Lyric;
"Get Your Man" at the Circle, and
movies at the Isis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-21

The following is a list of the
six best sellers in fiction and
non-fiction in Brentano's New
York stores:
FICTION
'The Bridge of San Luis Rey" by
7. Wilder. A. g. @. Boni.
Brown.
Bobbs, Merrill.
RED sky at Morning by M. Ken
nedy, Doubleday, Page.
The Bellamy Trial by r. N. Hart.
Doubleday. Page.
death Comes for the Archbishop
by w. Gather. Knopf
NON-FICTION
bismarck" by E. Ludwig, Little,
"our Times" by M. Sullivan. scrib-
"Jobz Paul Jones' BY P. Russell.
"As ! Knew Them" by H. L. stod-
Journal Of Katherine Mansheld'
" 'deorse Sand" by M. J. Howe.
John Day.
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Eveleth contributed but $40 in four
years toward clothing herself and
two daughters. The couple was
married twenty years ago.
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SHRINERS' CLUB
TO HEAR SLACK
Murat Luncheon Group Will
See Christmas Program.
40. 5 Head-See PuzzIe.

Mayor L. Ert Slack, a member OF
Murat Temple, will be the chief
speaker at the Thursday noon
meeting of the Caravan Luncheon
Club Of the Temple, it was an
nounced today by Frank D. Stall
maker, president.
The entertainment committee
headed by E. J. Gausepohl, has dele
gated the program arrangement to
Edgar Hart and Joel Ryde.
"ThereIE be Christmas tree and
perhape Santa Claus, and Christ
mas carols and other music" Hart
said. Many Shrine firms are ex-
pected to offer souvenirs stall
maker explained that all Shriners
are members.
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arrives at that stage and so I turn
to Kin Hubbard with his wise cracks
of Abe Martina
When I get disguised with new
fiction, I find solace in this wise re-
mark Of Abe Martin: Lots o.
things are awful high, but I don't
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-21
Brands Husband Thief

BIZ TfDloS NDPcfnI
RENSSELAER,, Ind, Dec. 21.-
Mrs. Ida Barricks, in a divorce suit
on file here, alleges her husband
George w. BarrickS, stole chickens
from his neighbors and on one &C.
casion became angry because she
refused to dress and cook a chicken
she says was stolen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-21

agreement between local grocers
and bakers whereby only made in
Monticello" bread will be handled
in the stores. The pound loaf is now
selling at z instead of 8 cents and
the pound and a half loaf for 10 in
stead ~ cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-21
MISS TAWNEY APPLE
GOES OUT SHOPPIN'
Hoosier Humorist Issues New Batch Of Skunk Ridge
Papers to Make the World Happier Place
in Which to Live.
BIZ WALTER b. HTCKMAN

Miss Tawney Apple has gone shoppn agin and this time
she bought pair o. cotton stoekins'
And what fer9 you ask And the comes back
1T drain cottage cheese through
Anyway that's Kin Hubbard statement in Abe Martin
Wise Cracks and Skunk Ridge Papers just published by The
Abe Martin Publishing Company of indianapolis.
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STEALS FROM POOR BOX

Confessed Thief Sentenced to 1876
Days ON State Farm.
Pleading guilty to stealing 81
from the poor box at st. Johns
Church, 1879 S. Capitol Ave-, Ernest
Heller, IS, of Baltimore, was fined
$3.50 and sentenced to 100 days or
the Indiana State Farm by MUM
cipal Judge Paul G. Wetter, Tues
day.
Heller admitted he had served
prison terms in Louisiana, Texas
and Tennessee, police said.
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beauty as well as beautiful sense
of tn espiritual. I find it an ambi-
touS and well done poem.
My favorite Of the collection is
Christ Was Born In Bethlehem.
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Clothing Cost Little

By Times Special
GREENSBORO, Ind, Dec. I'll
Mrs. Carrie E. Eveleth alleges in a
divorce suit filed here that Mort