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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-21
STATE OF Y
COUNTY OF

TO al whom this may concern and
especially 10 all property and
all other persons interested in CON
vcrting Cameron County Drainage
District Number Two t2) ~ "A Con-
servation and Reclamation District.
greeting:
You are hereby notified that at
the regular session az the fist leg
islature converting IN the City WI
Austin. TcTas. ON the second Tuesday
IN January. a. d.. 1929, same being
The Sth dny W said month. april ra-
tion will be made % said Legisla-
turc % pass an Act converting Cam
cron County Drainage District Num-
Der Two f2l. without change O.
name or impairment Of its ohliga-
tions, 10 a conservation and reclama-
ton district. with the enlarged pow
ors a. conferred by Section nv ot
Article Is Of the Constitution NJ the
State W Texas. and the General Laws
enacted By the Legislature IN pursu-
ance thereof.
This November IA. 1923.
OSCAR G. DANCY.
County Judge.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

BIDS WANTED on TRACTOR
Sealed bids win he received nd-
dressed wv the Hon. A. y. Cole. May
or up until l0 n m. December attn.
1925. for one nve-ton Caterpillar
Tractor.
Bids Will show specifications COW
criu- the tractor.
Tho City reserves the right t0 rc-
iect any and an bids.
a. ~. MJNDAY.
City Secretary.
tlO-17 ~ 2G-lOt-322S.l
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EIGHT ACCUSE FATHER

tHI,AGO.-Eicht children Of Herr.
ry Flcar. ranging from V to IG years
appeared in court tn accuse thci.
father VT cruelty.
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lost. STRATED Or STOLEN
Large. curly haired, brown and black
airdalc dog light pot ou head. very
long tail; wore black leather collar;
answers VI name of Don. Telephone
400 or ta2. Mrs. ~. n. Quest. k-lfl.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
M RIIN NnTICE

Having n.I my interest tn Che
George Han-rr genera. store ln
Brownsville. Texas. WV Zeicriu1 Perez.
d WIN rot hr ras pon-ihlc fnr any in-
f-chtrarc.s incurred after November
f-. tyl-. Ai BILLS due before thc
above date will hr paid hy myself
t~i-ucdl. George Mansur. l-of
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BIDS WANTED

The City Of Brownsville will re-
ceive sealed bids addressed ~ the
Hon. A. II. Cole. Mayor up until ~
a. m. Dec. eth. 1928. for one smoke
stack to be erected upon the fouHda-
ton furnished by the City of Browns
Vile.
Plans and specifications arc IN
file at the office Of the City Mana
ger. The city reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
a. L. MUNDAY,
City Secretary.
C1l-l7 to 26-l0t-322D
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RENTALS
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN thc pIstrIet court " the UnIted

In the District Court OF the United
States for the Southern District
Of Texas. Brownsville Division
IN the matter ~ II. II. AlbertS Bank
rupt-No. 255. In Bankruptcy
To the Creditors Of said Bankrupt;
NotiCe il hereby given that on the
Goth day of November. 1928, the said
e. n. Alberts of McAllen. Hidalgo
County. Texas. was duly adiudged a
bankrupt. aud the first meeting of
his creditors will be held az the Of
flee Of Ira Webster. Referee in
Bankruptcy. IN the Stcgman Build
ing. Brownsville. Texas on the ith
day Of December. 1923. nj Ten Cl0l
o'clock III the forenoon. ~ which
time and place the creditors of the
Said p. X. Alberts, bankrupt. may
D prove their claims. elect "a
trustee. examine the bankrupt. and
transact such other business as may
properly come before such meeting.
Dated November 2lst.. 1925.
Ira Webster.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Il 2i-@lt-3229
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AUTOMOTIVE
. with an IA thai E1KntS W
11G&1

CHEVROLET COACH 1928. Fisher
body. Looks like nyU. Good tte7-
Number accessorlcs. r1rN.IN.
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REAL

FOR SALE: 10 acres fine young
citrus orchard on Goodwin Tract.
cement canals. meter system. Best
bun i'm Valley. Terms. Also. 29-room
modern hotel; cheap for cash. Ad-
dress Miller Bros, Mission, Texas.
owners. k-l66.
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LIVE STOCK-POULTRY

WILL TRAIN YOUR b.ri dog Have
nice dogs f1r sale. l6 wears ex-
p~crience. See or write ". A. Napier,
Pharr. Texas. K-Ilt
TURKEYS for sane. VIII deliver. r.
Galvan, 18th and Taft. K-i73.
SAC BlFlCE 2 German Police nup-
nies Take your choice and carry one
home see Mrs. Florence Stafford.
Hayes & 18th Sts.. next 10 corner:
Victoria Heights. Phone 1851.
K-I7o.
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5-RoOM HOUSE and garage, All
modern conyeniences. Call Glow.
J-l7s
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FREE, FREFi

FOR SALE-Living room suite. Mrs.
Ebert Lockard. phone SlO-J. iO-A
SOC. 600 common mud bricks for sale.
,. ;. Ford. Brownsville H-i64
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GOOD WILL
USED CARS

..a. t..t "N"".''
r.onletely rccondit.oned through
~, Many extras. new buco finish.
fullv equipped.
,ss2 CHEVROLET TOJRING-Si $500
,~frcbanically in perfect condition.
'e4 rubber. new nuco finish. Hew
seat covers.
seSs-cUENROIET TOURING S-5
-, nnrD finish. fully rcc1rdItIln-
new Goodyear balloons ouH-
e dse OAKLAND COACH. s625.oo
+. perfcct mechanical condition.
rew tires. upholstery looks iikc
~ new nuco finish.
n.1s- PONTIAC COACH 10000
- lscouer paint. new tires, in
-, mechanical condition.
,sSs OVERLAND COACH '' WAY
- ,vo-tone lacquer finish, Z new
80 Balloon tires. completely rc-
Dst,oued throughout. fully equip
PEI CHEVROLET COACH s25oNo
ls-' .-,hber. good mechanical cons
leon. new Tenders.
~ ,hs Above Cars Guarantee 4nf
-" Thirty Days
oPEN EVENINGS
The Isom Motor Co.
Inc.
$50 Elizabeth Street
Brownsville.
Phone 1880
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
NOTICE

To the legal voters of the Maple Hill Fire district.
 You are herby notified and warned that the annual meting of the Maple Hill Fire district will be lleld on Friday the Twenty Seventh day of January, 1928. at o'clock r. M., at the Elm Hill school, to consider and take action on the fol- lowing matters:
 To elect thrc. commissioners to serve for q t"TLl of thre" years ,ach. the polls being open for this purpose from ?. NJ. 10 g r. M at said place Of meeting.
 2-To hear and act upon the re- ports of the officers of the district.
 3-To fix the tax rate for the year 1928.
 4-To transact any other business proper to come before said meet ing.
 Dated at NeuingI on. Connecticut. this l. 3th day Of January. 1928.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20

markers on Feceau's car and ar rested him. Judge Roche imposed 1 hne of tl0 and remitted the costs. Feceau drove out of Toffoloi sand and cement yard at 1097 West Main street, where he is employed, and was going towards Plainville, when his car was struck in the rear by O'Neil's car. which was also so- ing towards flainville. O'Neil told Officer Hayes there was no light on Feceau's car and Feceau accused O'Neil of carelessness.
 It developed that Feceau sold his car Wednesday and bought another car from an agent who told him he could use the markers for 2. hours. according to his testimony He intended to obtain the prope, transfer of the markers. but the ac. cident occurred in the meantime. In Canada he said. when an automo- bile is sold. the markers are in cluded, and he thought it legal to use the markers as described. He said he is the father of six children and his wife has been a hospital patient for three months.
 Judge Roche told Feceau he did not believe the automobile agent told him he could use markers on any car but the one for which they had been issued. It is true that 24 hours time is allowed for turning in markers, but nobody has the right to do as was done in this case. However, he did not consider the violation was deliberate, and he fixed the penalty accordingly.
 Dispute Over Sale of Goods
 Guiedo Giantonio, aged 27, of 101 Maple avenue. Hartford. pleaded not guilty to the charge of violation ot the statute relative to conditional bills of fisale, and continuance until Monday was ordered because the bill of sale in question was not in court.
 According to the authorities. Gian- tonic purchased a gas stove and kitchen rug in local store while living at 100 Rhodes street, this city. and later removed them to Hartford without notifying the store owners. He made the first payment of $10 for delivery Of the articles. He was To- cated in a Hartford barber shop, where he is employed. and Is said to have refused to satisfy the terms Of the conditional bill of sale. Com plaint was made and a warrant was issued for his arrest.
 Nadeau Held in S1 ,000 Bond
 Leo Nadeau, former local piano salesman. waived examination aud was bound over to the March term of superior court in $1,000 bonds: He is charged with violation of the law pertaining to conditional bills of sale on automobiles. and was brought back from Chattanooga, Tenn, by Detective Sergeant W. P. McCue few days ago. The Beloin Motor Sales Co. Is the complainant. Judge William F. Mangan appear"d for Nadeau and requested that the bond be reduced from $2.000 to s1,- 900, to which MT. GreenSteln had no objection.
 Disturbance in Home
 Louis Perretta, aged 4S, of S1 Brook street, charged with breach of the peace and drunkenness. made a disturbance at home last night &C., cording to his son, Tony, and su- pernumerary Officer Gihliotti. who made the arrest about 9:15 on com plaint.
 Perretta. however. denied that he was intoxicated and blamed his son for making trouble. Judge Koch. imposed a fine of s and costs and placed Perretta on probation.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
Special Notice
-T--

All those who have signitied their willingness to become mem bers Of the Nickel Club are requested to meet at the home of W. c. Hotch- kiss, PAP Main street. Judd Block, room [. Monday January 23 at 7:30 D. m. to elect officers and make formal plans for the future. Any one interested in those who need tinan- cial or other aid to contribute Sc q week for those in need are invited to attend this meeting. The press is specially invited.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
P Oklahoma Senators
 Called to Meet Arain

Oklahoma City, Okla. Jan. 20 IP)-A call was sent today to 2: state senators, who dismissed im-
 peachment charges against the soy-
 ernor. to meet again next week. This time the senate will convene to consider charges made by Carl
 Magee. editor of the Oklahoma News, a Scripps- Howard paper, that $100,0o0 was spent to obtain the ad-
 journment which cleared the goyer-
 nor of impeachment charges. Magee's charges came after the lower house had voted impeachment
 of the governor and the senate then
 dismissed the charges,
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
Michigan Slayer Kept
 Apart From Prisoners

1 Marquette, Mich., Jan. 20 (UP)- Just one week after the discovery of one of Michigan's most brutal crimes, Adolph Modelling. Owosso churchman. was serving . life sen- tence today for the murder of Ave- i year. old Dorothy Schneider. Hotelling was confined in Mar quette prison late yesterday. Three days previously he had admitted killing and mutilating the little girl. Precaution was taken to keep Hotelling away from the other pris- oners.
 If Hotelling were turned loose with the rest of the prisoners" Warden Joseph Corrigan said, They'd kill him in five minutes"
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
ALMA TALBOT WILLIAMS
 Ns. JOSEPH WILLIAMS
SECOND ORDER OF NOTICE

s0perior '"nrt, ,State of Connerticuf
 unty oi Hartford. the 9th day of Jan-
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20

'9uhtE oa ftariioid. the btn day or Jan nary. 1928.
 SECOND ORDER OF NOTICE Upon complaint iu said cause brought to said Court. al Hartford. in said Coun- ", on the first Tuesday of October 1927 and now pending. claiming a divorce and tlange of name. it not appearing to this Court that the defendant has received notice of the pendency of said complaint and it appearing 10 this Court that the whereabouts of the defendant Joseph Williams is unknown tU the plaintiff. ORDERED. that notice of the nStftu- ton and pendcncy of sad complaint shall be given the defendant by publfal1- ing this order in the New Britain Her aid. newspaper published in New Britain, once q. week, for tvo successive weeks, commencing on or before January 2H, 1928
 By the Court
 C. 1T. GLOVER CAMPBELL
 Assistant Clerk of said Court
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
MAN REAUTY CONTEST

East Rochester N. H., Jan. 20 (UP)-This towns beauty contest for men was won by Mayor Elihu A. Corson. The booby prize went to another city official, Councilman Harry G. Bickford.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
NO POSTMAsTER

Winsted. Conn.,, Jan. 20 (UP)-- Nobody wants to be postmaster in Burville, so the post office of that little village will be closed on Feb- ruary Is. Villagers will be served from Torrington.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
ON VACATION

Rome. Jan. 20 (UP)--Rouman nian Foreign Minister Ttulesco, now spending vacation at San Reno, is scheduled to arrive here Tuesday tn confer with Premier Mussolini.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
PLAINVILLE NEWS
(Continued from Page Nine)

hospital this afternoon.
 Joe Gnazzo the enterprisine young car washer and polisher. has moved his business establishment from the garage in the rear of the Neri block to Parselle's garage Here, he says. he will not be con- fined to washing cars ''in the rear"
 A daughter has been born to MT. and Mrs. Frank Reale.
 Marion Fresh of Pennington road is a patient at the Bristol hospital. She was severely scalded when she tipped over a pan of hot water.
 Mrs. Mabel Turner of Bristol, who was struck by trolley here a few days ago, is reported to be re- covering.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20
ELLA Nil N>ON CARTER HARRY CARTER
County of Hartford tle Jtn day of Jar uar?, 1928.
 SECOND ORDER or <DTICE

 uar?, 1928.
 SECOND ORDER or NOTICE Upon c9mp.aiH in said ca1lse brought tD sad CoUrf. at HarI,r,l. in said Coun- iy on the nrsr Tn ad4g %. october ] 9e1 and no" r'taIrE. claiming divorce and "hanse Of u1n4, i, lu- appearing 10 this '0urt that lIe .r..ulant las received h2Ttee of the tsrHu.T o' said complaint H3d i' arrrMiEs lo thia Court that the ei.ereithoIts e of rAe defendant Harry ''1t-r is ur17ncrV to the plaintiff Hi:DEREl. that uoti.e of the institu- '-u aud peuanu.y of said complaint shall r given the dyfendan, by publishing '-.= order in the New Britain Herald. ae" spaper pah,tslled 'n New Britain. "A~" sl week. fgr TWO successive weeks. "Hnen ing nn or before January 26 JgzS.
 By tho Curt
 e H GLOVER CAMPBELL.
 Assistant CleT% of said Court.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-20

This IS the last week of our sale. 20 per cent discount on entire stock. Sale ends Saturday. January 21. H. A. James. Dry goods, mcn's furnish ings footwear, floor coverings. 53 West Main street.-Advt.
 In the Model Shop sale at 1-c price sweaters. caps and various Christmas articles. 15 Whiting St. advt
Evening star., 1928-03-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TyTTRT 3rd FLOOR Il. 900 FEETl WARS.
house srace in we'll lighted and ventilated
brick building. haud-operated elevator, With
Space for one car on ground floor: vicinity
eSh ana N streets n.w. VIII lease to re-
r0onsihle party for $500 per month. Ad.
dress Box llS-E. Star office. IL
Evening star., 1928-03-15
SAl.E--litDlISES.


CoIORED II HAVE A. lO:RoOM HOME.
With 2.car garagca on Girard st. NV. near %
81 900 cash payment ami balance less than
rent TO responsible party. Call after g.: 20
nm. Adams .0i5.
COlORED HOME--RIOOMINGDA
tric lights. furnace heat: perfect condition.
x.oo cPpRRlCE: Ss'oi,1, aes,ru,x
,,,c ,.,,W WArkE 4 JAMES. ,o.so
ON MINNESOTA AVE. Sc, NEAR PENN
avn S, home st sTEs rooms and
''''' S' EEstY tS i; hsi;ids: SSssEI.E f t e.:
oss ss'iHsSe lSsS ss. ssfS's NV.
WHY PAY RENTg- l Will. SELL. YOU A
white location. for what YOU now pay in
rent. And don't forget you save e-half.
have 90 long desired. and let me show you
ARTHUR LEWEY.
1903 Vermont Ave. NJ. 4255.
4.BEDROOM HOME. EXCELLENT NV.
section: : nice rooms: bn,lt.,n bath: se, omen
,ngs: high.class. restricted community. Call
for appointmsntp ,.urs
111a 14,h HrN 81. Nv. 'NNtls; Main 10000.
NE. ROW BRICK. S0.75O--s1x ROOMS
and bath: bu't-in refrigerator. hot;water
heat. huilt.n garage: recently reconditioncd:
IN perfect condition: $500 cash. $3.50
monthly including all charges. Call North
5-R0OM HOME. CHEVY CHAsE-JUsT
finished: completc and modern: large living
room. opcn firenlace. spacious kitchen. in-
aide ard outside paTtrs. three he'd, nn,
and shower on second floor: hot-water heat.
hardwood floors screens, % %one.car garage:
exceptionally priced. 1880: convenient
Call Wisconsin gS.b.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
SALE-fiOUSES.
RROOKLAND Sc 500.

DNOONLIt1ND, pU,JOOs
Detached home. on . lot 5Ox150. Of SIX
rooms and bath. with all impr0vements: hot
water heat and electricity. Front and back
pOrches. Best Of condition. Fruit and shade
trees. Terms. Call Main 1853.
WALTER A. BROWN. 14OO III.
ULTRA REFINEMENTS
lin this charming home near. nth and
ra raTk RI Very rare to hnd one OF I'M ,nis . pIock
iDclOsed sleeping porch. instantaneous hot
water heater. automatic gas range. PTewar
price.
Call Homes Department.
THOS. f. FARRELL CO.. REALTORS.
72l 10th 81. NV. Main 788.
Evening star., 1928-03-15

ACT QUICKLY,
~ ron nrc ioatinR fnr a real home. To-
Gated on pna OF WashinRtuns pfetttest houie.
ssr.is sre this haise beforc deciding, II has
= ls'iroonis large Kitchen with built,out
pantry. hardwood floors thrnushoNt electric
lights. h,sW h. garage ib0. n deep lot ia
paved alley, And think of 1.-THE price IL
nh!v ,. Th0 with terms that you can at.
ford Write or phone, wiij hs glad 10 nh0w
y0n through.
ARTHUR IEWEY.
nneu Evenings,
1l08 Vermont Ave Main 4oh5
Evening star., 1928-03-15

MASS. nv r., FAKK,
$40 saU.
lovely new home beautifully located
an Wide paved street. near National Cathe-
.dral Dutch colonial brick. center hait and
large living room with attractive Fireplace
and double entrance to covered side perch
Dining room. well equipped modern kitchen
with break fast nook. btE cellar. Newest
hot. water plant; Pittshurg water heater
FOUR bEnRooMs, TwO TILED BATHS.
nne u shower, Hardwood fioors through hout.
Slate roof. Large lot GARAGE
Evening star., 1928-03-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY.
SAi.E--iiOUSES.

wOIJID LIKE 70 Buy SUBURBAN HOME
G. c. FISHER. 1889 Col. RI i8.
Evening star., 1928-03-15

UNDER S12 000-RECEPTION HALL.
living room. dining room and outside pan.
tries. four bedrooms and bath: garage. three
very large porches: lot b9El5O feet with
fruit trees. On wide through street in
Chevy Chsse: easy terms arranged. Phone
Adams gTH2 after n nm
Evening star., 1928-03-15
gARf.Y AMERICAS HOME WTTH f3Yrs or

shade trees. in Chevy Cbase-Eight sunny
and toilet IN rrar ~ crntff hail. living room
has large bFepfaee and opens on Nh adv
sifs Nsfanda hardwood fGDfs throughout /.
completely sfresnfd plenty 1f el0ssts: Ea+
rage, To annk purchaser. sis $50 90 with
sgffFaDls Arf9HEegiepts. Gail Wisconsin
Evening star., 1928-03-15
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE.
GROOM NV. HOME. 3 pORCHEs.

sPECIAT--COIORED.
Many houses 4 10 10 rooms baths Ras
and eiec,. t.water heat: vacant: like new.
Prices from 81 800 up. all sections city.
viii exchange Very easy terms.
1904 81 NV Main 1877.
Evening star., 1928-03-15
SAl.lc-lIOlJSES.

PETWORTH HOME 20 FEET WIDE SEMI.
detached brick: q rooms and bath: So $50:
$500 cash. halarce like rent
WAPI.E & JAMES.
1116 1ith St NV Main 10000
The Washington times., 1928-11-28
FINAL TRIBUTE
To MERRILL
TODAY

NEW YORK, Nov. % U.S.l--
Many Of the foremost newspaper
men Of the East win gather at
Manhasset, Long Island, today IN
order to pay final tribute to
William Bradford Merrill, who died
Monday after an illness that lasted
more than year.
with them viii be leaders Of in.
dustry, finance, business and
politics. tor. a. general manager ot
the Hearst newspapers, Mr.. Mer-
rilI formed warm and lasting friend.
ships in every walk Of life.
Funeral services will 10 held at
the Merrivale. the Merrill home, ct
) o'clOck. with the Rev. DR.. Lusk.
Of Ridgefield. Conn, officiating.
The procession then viii move to
All Saints cnurchyard, Great Neck.
where the Rev. Kirkland Husk, OF
Great Neck, viii read the interment
services.
PaIIbearers win be- Florence d
white. New York world: Howard
Davis. New York Herald sIribunes
William a. Curley. managing edi-
tor New York Evening Journal:
q. ". Ranclk. editorial manager Of
the Hearst newspapers Victor
watson. day managing editor. New
york American; Clarkson Cowl pf
Hearn's Department Store; Mel
vile D, Stone. Of the Associated
Press: Louis Wiley. Of the New
York Times: william III. Field, oe
the New York Daily News: Victor
81. PoIachelx. Of the Hearst news.
papers: n. il. Stansbury, general
manager Of Universal Services; Lee
Ettelson, managing editor Of the
New York American: Edwin =.
Clapp, editorial writer Of the New
York American: Martin Dunn. city
editor of the New York American:
Lewis Taplingsr. telegraph editor o9
the New York Arnericans y.
Mccarthy. Sunday editor Of the
New York American; Victor Rid-
der, Of the Staats-Ze Zeitung; Charles
b. BerteIli. Charles s. Hand, sec
retary to Mayor Walker: Ralph
Pulitzer, proprietor Of the New
York World. and Nicholas y.
Brady.
The Washington times., 1928-11-28
D. c. NIARKS|NEN
GE I MEDALS

Medals ana the Hilton trophy
were presented. last night e the
crack rifle team Of the District
Of Columbia National Guard ct
ceremonies held at the Washington
Auditorium. r.. Trubee Dawson,
Assistant Secretary Of War pre-
senting the trophy and Gen. A. ~.
stephan. commander Of the District
National Guard, receiving it.
The team which triumphed over
go picked teams at the national
matches held this year at Camp
Perry. was called to the stage and
Gen. 6. G. Hammond, chief Of the
militia bureau. congratulated the
members and presented them with
marksmen's medals.
Proctor M. Dougherty, president
Of the Board Of District Commis-
sionerB, presented trophies and
medals won In the District Guard
matches. He praised the team Tor
individual and collective work ana
General Stephan made the conciud-
ing remarks.
Medals were presented by Major
General Hammond to the following:
Lieut.. Thaddeus A. Riley, 121st En-
1ineers; Lieut.. Edward A. McMahon,
121st Engineers; Lieut.. Hugh
Everett, jr., 121st Engineers: Lieut..
Henry G. Espey, 121st Engineers;
First Sergt. William g. Nicholson,
Twenty-ninth Military Police Com.
pany; Sergt. George B. Campbell.
121st Engineers; Sergt. William =.
Lane, 121st Engineers; Corporal
Philip C. Geraci, 26Oth Coast
Artillery; Private Eugene "A. Ross,
121st Engineers: Private Thomas A.
Reneau, 121st Engineers.
The Washington times., 1928-11-28
FIGHT On POWER
PROPAGANDA

Stirred by the Hearst expose of
s.power trnsta activities in schools
ana colleges throughout the coun.
try, the Save Our-s schools Commit.
tee. OF national scope, has opened
headquarters near the Capitol ..to
help awaken the Nation to the
grave danger that threatens our
schools and menaees their integrity 2
District OF Columbia members OF
the COMMITTEES are the Rev. John
AL. Ryan, Catholic University: Miss
Selma Borchardt, legislative. rep.
resentative and vice president of the
American Federation Of Teachers;
Mrs. j.. Borden Hartman: DR.. Ed.
ward 4. Devine, dean OF American
University Graduate School; Eds
ward Heating, editor of Labor"
Richard w. Hogue, associate direc.
tor OF the Peoples Legislative Serv-
ice; Mercer G.. Johnston. director
of the Peoples Legislative Service;
John D. NOonaIl, publicist: Basil
Manly, journalist; Harry "A. Stat
terry and Huston Thompson, former
member Of the Federal Trade Com.
mission.
Bishop Francis J. Mcconnell, Of
New York. IS national chairman,
with DR.. John Dewey, Of Columbia
University as first vice president
and Mercer G. Johnston, secretary.
AT present the personnel cf the
committee numbers 40 prominent
men and women Ia rs States, but