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New Britain herald., 1928-12-10
NEW YORK CITY
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 66o-WEAF-t5i Bob Fa1lon's orchestra 5:3o-Jolly Bill and Jane 5:55-Summary of programs 6-Naldorf- Astoria dinner music 6:3o-Sports talk for boys 7--Sayings Bank hour 7:3o-"World Today James c.. Macdonald 7:45-String quartet S-Voice of Firestone S:3V-Gypsies :3o-Family Party 1o:3O-Correct time: granl opert. "Cavalieria Rusticana"
 71O-WOR-422 5-Twilght musicale 5:3o-Health talk, Dr. Lindsey +. Williams 5:40-"Golfing, Harry T. sparling 5:50-Sports talk: Ukulele Bob Mc- Donald s:l5-Newscasting; 'Footlights." 0. M. sayler s:oO-Uncle Don's Animals 7-Koko. the Eskimo 7:05-Mirador orchestra 7:3o-H. V. kaitenboru, Current Events" 7:59-Chimes; United Choral Sing CTS
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 s6O-NJZ-395 J;30-Reports, stock markets. flnan- cial summary. cotton prices, agri- cultural reports 5:45--Piano Twins 6-Palais DOT orchestra s:45-Summary of programs e:5O-Long's Sporting Page Correct time --Cook's Travelogue 7:3O--Roxy and His Gang S:3e-Automatic Duo 9-Neapolitan Nights s:3O-"Real Folks 1o-Correct time 1o-Meyer Davis orchestra l1-Slumber music
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New Britain herald., 1928-12-10
Colombian Governments
 Disperses Rebel Element

Bogota. Colombia. Dec. 10 Mc Telegrams from the Magdalena re- zion. where fruit-workers are on strike. gay government troops have dispersed the rebellious elements. Nine battalions of soldiers were op- erating in the region.
 Government forces surprised a large body of strikers burning and pillaeing near Seville and repulsed them. The strikers fled. They left behind . number of dead or wound-
New Britain herald., 1928-12-10

He immediately ordered the child to bed with double doses of Cherry Pectoral every half hout until congestion was relieved. Her coughing spells were quickly stopped and by bedtime she was able to breathe freely, her fever was normal again and in another day she was back at school-com- pletely rid of the cold.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-10
Method Doctors Advise l. Pleasant, Inexpensive and Sooa
 Rid, One of . Stubborn Cold

Realizing that every common cold may be the forerunner of pneumonia-unless treated prop erly in time-hospital physicians are advising a remedy that is ideal for use at home. And numbers of New Britain people find that it brings quick, sure relief-often in q few hours-yet is inexpensive and pleasant to take.
 Quick, Pleasant Method
 Relieved Cold Quickly
 Robt. N. Page, for example, con- tracted a stuffy head cold. Think ing it would "cure itself," as other colds had. he did nothing about 1t. Two days later the congestion had spread deep into his chest, causing fear of pneumonia. Then he called his dictor, who gave him quick re- lief with double strength doses of Ayers Cherry Pectoral-a hospital certified mixture of wild cherry. ter pin hydrate and other ingredients which have quickly relieved even the most extreme hospital cases.
 With the first pleasant swallow he felt its comforting. healing
New Britain herald., 1928-12-10

her to cough so at night she kept the family awake for hours. The next day she had a fe- yer of 101 and c 0 n g e stion was spreading so fast her mother called
New Britain herald., 1928-12-10
MONDAY
Eastern Standard Time
NEW ENGLAND STATIONS

sOO-WTIC, Hartford-5OO 6:10-Summary Of program 6:1a-Mother Goose 6:25-News s:3o-Gilbert's Sport talk-Babe
 Ruth 7-Savings Banks Musical Hour 7:so-silent for WCAC S-Vaughn de Leath. Franklyn
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 ody Program 1o:So-Time and weather
 6OO-WCAC, Storrs-5OO 7:so-"Some Characteristic of Con-
 necticut Soils :45-"Breeding Better Cows"
 seo-WRZ, Sprtngfeld-3Os 5:45-Di santi's orchestra 6:l5-Official Agricultural report 6:35-Di Santi's orchestra News and Chimes 7:05-Bert Lowe's orchestra 7:20-R. w. McNeil A.oO"ItOAt anu HIS Ndl1k S:S0-Musical program 9-Pizzitola strummers s:30-Real Folks 1o-Correct time 1o:01-Sportogram 10:o6-Arnie Andrews orchestra l1-News ll:o5-keith Memorial organ 11:35-Weather report
 123O-WNAC, Boston-244 5-Ted and His Gang 6--Program from Lowes theater 6:25-Newscasting
 theater News 7:11-"Amos n Andy" 7:oa-Lady of the Ivories 7:S0-1nsurance Finance Talk 1:50-Newspaper Sidelights s-United Choral Singers S:20-The Couriers 9-Musical program 9:S0-Vitaphone presentation 1o-The Adventurers 10:3O-Thirty Minute Men 1t-News 11:10-Meyer Davis and orchestra 11:45-Palais DOT orchestra
 5eO-WEEI, B0ston-5O9 6-Big Brother Club 6:c0--News G;30-Big Brother Club T-Savings Banks Hour of Music 7:30-Jackson's Harmony Boys S-Musical program s:3o-The Gypsies orchestra 9:30-Family Party 1O:S0-Lido Venice orchestra i1-Weather and Flying Forecast 11:05-News 11:15-Lido Venice orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-12-10

One night q year--at the Gil1ies Ball at Balnoral Castle. Scotland --the king and queen of England enjoy dancing and playing with their subjects. Queen Mary danced every dance this year.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-10
MANILA WANTS MCINTYRE

NEANk11N vShNI U 13CIN T ESE
 Manila, Dec. 10Up-Major General Frank Mcintyre. who retires early next year as chief of the bureau Of insular affairA is being urged by many Filipino leaders for the post of Philippine trade commissioner in the United Statea
New Britain herald., 1928-12-10

cd to have been killed in one com bat. The soldiers captured 4Oo pounds of dynamite. fuses and great quantity of arms.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-10

Any one of these may start with m ordinary sick headache. biliousness, sluggish liver. If you have bad taste in your mouth, unpleasant breath, sallow skin. or a yellow tinge in your eyes, you'd better do something about it, NOW! Start today Take Beecham's la1ative Pills. Safe, mild. Effective. Quick natural action = no gripping. Pleasant and easy to take. bOc at al] druggists; trial sire, 25c.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-10
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD MONDAY, DECEMBER 1o 1929.

air at 9:3O over WBZ and other stations.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-10

Doctors recommend Cherry Pectoral because 1t not only stops coughing spells but penetrates and heals inhamed Things of tho breathing passageA Absorbed by the system the medication quickly re- moves phlegn. helps reduce the fever ish.' grippy feeling and drives out the cold from nose passages. throat and
 Just . spoonful of Cherry Pectoral to- day and you will feel like different person tomorrow. At all druggists, 60o and. twice az much in &1.0O hospital size
New Britain herald., 1928-12-10
A Substitute for Dieting

IRREGULAR people do frown on those who ''pick and choose' at the table. A "diet" is often embarrassing and always ! hard ship. And nine times out of ten it is unnecessary:
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New Britain herald., 1928-12-10

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New Britain herald., 1928-12-10
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
2 WOUNDED AS.
OKLAHOM A MS
MAKE CAPTURE
Youths Lock Cashier
Up and Take About
$1,000; Identifie d;
Money Recovered

KELLYVlLLE, Okla, Dec. 6.--(Pl
After gun battle between ban
dts who robbed the Bank Of Kelly
Vile this morning and posse Of
citizens and deputy sheriffs, both
robbers were captured three miles
south Of her. One of tbs bandits
was shot in the back and one of the
posse received q slight flesh wouni.
The bandits took between $500 and
81 900 in cash, locked Cashier Hor-
ace Harvep in the vault and fled.
The bandits were identified as
John Eldridge, ls. and Dennis Will
liams, 10. both of Wyatt, community
about nine miles south of Kellyvilie.
Williams is the one yho was shot.
The stolen money was found hid
den near the edge oftown.
Harvey set the time lock of the
bault for S a. m. He was met by the
bandits, who forced him 70 turn over
all money.
After securing the money. the ban
dts locked Harvey in the vaul. and
sled on foot Using a telephone IN
the vault. Harvey spread the alarm.
and within five minutes posse OF
citizens was on the trail OF tine
bandits.
Deputy shcriffs and citizens hero
soon located the bandits in wooded
section three miles south or town.
They were surrounded and cap
tured b ythe posse.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
Many Surprised
Bv Nominations
OF West, Whiting

WASHINGTON. Dee. 6.-PD Pres
ident Coolidge upset the predictions
Of many on Capitol Hill today bv
sending for confirmation the names
of Roy o. West and William ~.
Whiting. secretaries Of the interior
and commerce.
When the president failed 10 send
these nominations up AZ the opening
Of congress there was much con-
jcture as TO whether he might allow
them to serve through the remainder 4
OF his trim under recess sppointmnts
givn them during the summer.
fight on Mr.. West has been fore
cast. based on the argument OF some
senators that he had been connected
with the insult Power interests and
that a man from the far west should
have the job.
Nomination or Patrick J. Farrell. of
Vermont and the District of Colum-
bia. to be a member Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, also was sent
10 the senate today by the president.
Farrell succeeds Commissioner John
j. Esch.
Other nominations submitted we're
those OF Claude X. Porter. OF Iowa.
and Clyde y. AitchiSon. OF Oregon.
a. members Of the commission. The
last two are re-appointmentS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
WATERUSERS
ACCORD TOBE
PARLEY TOPIC
Move to Protect Sup
ply From River For
Valley Planned At
San Benito Friday
By n. &. STlLNELL. Jr..
Staff CORRESPONDENT

SAN BENITo. Dec. 6.-Efforts 10
bring about an agreement between
users or prospective users Of waters
OF the Rio Grande on the north size
of the river. primarily 10 protect the
interests Of the Lower Rio Grande
Valley, are expected TO take on n
more definite form AZ n meeting %
be held here Friday afternoon at ;
o'clock.
Al that time the Valley COMMITTEES
Of attorneys, named recently by rep
resentstivex OF water interests in
the Valley. will meet 20 discuss and
adopt n form contract covering the
subject.
The contract then will be taken ~
al a meeting Of Valley irrigation IN
tCrests. and Representatives Of dis
tricts up the Valley, with the idea
of having il signed by these district
managers and directors.
Accord Needed
Such course has been decided
upon, if possible. instead OF legal ac-
tion 10 test the water rights Of Val
ley users and others along the Rio
Grande. IL now seems possible thas
the agreement can be reached.
Such an agreement, IL has been
pointed out by leaders in the move
toE establish the Valleys water
rights. would help greatly to prevent
a possible shortage in water for irrI-
CATION in the Valley until such 4
time as a treaty can be negotiated
with Mexico. and a storage dam built
50 that all irrigable lands along the
river mav be supplied with suffi-
cient water. The international wa
tcrs commission is to meet in the
near future TO make further all
yanccs toward such treaty.
To Propose Contract
The Valley legal committee of he
irrigation interests held its first
meeting here recently and submit
ted a recommendation to the con
servation committee of the Joint A.
sociation Of Irrigation Districts. -.is
recommendation. prepared BY the
late Judge Samuel Spears, calls for
az agreement between the apparent
~ conflicting interests, rather than
recourse 10 the courts.
The meeting Friday afternoon vii!
he for the purpose Of submitting 4
suggested contract agreement on the
matter.
Since the last meeting A. l.. Mon.-
gomcry Of San Benito, partner Of the
late Judge Spears, has been named
10 succeed him on the committee.
In its recommendation, which was
adopted hy the conservation commit
tee. the legal body pointed out sew
eral impotant facts in considers-
tion of the water situation. and wa
ter rights.
Protests Overrulcd
The recommendation states. "a
part. Maverick County Water Inn
provement District No. i. domiciled
IN Eagle Pass, Maverick county. in
c.udes within its boundaries 10000
acres of land, practically all Of which
i irrigable. About 5000 acres of
this land is non-riparian and the
balance is riparian to the Rio
Grandc. A part Of this riparian
Continued on page three
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06

DALLAS. Dec. 6.---lPi-Fivc state
witnesses asserted from the stand
today that V. Ray Adams, Bartlett
farmer, on trial for the Staying here.
Sept. /, OF Oryills 4. Mathews, Dallas
bank employe, pursued the banker
across street intersection, pistol
in hand. and fired two shots into
the dead mans body as he lay prone
upon the sidewalk.
A packed court room, hushed with
silence as the first details Of the
Staying were unravcled scarcely had
time 70 breathe before defense coun-
sci shouted: you know these things
but you don't know that Mathews
stole $4,000 from this man. told MIN
to 20 back TO Bell county. and threat
ened TO blow out his brains il be
didn't, do you?
100 To Testify
Started today after more than 20
hours spent in the selection OF a
Jury, the fight being wagcd for the
accused mans life and liberty prom
ised TO extend more than a week be-
fore more than 100 witnesses TO
testify in the case had related details
0 feleetion betting on a gigantic scale
in Texas which attorneys contend
Id up TO the shooting.
After flashlights for cameras had
ceased booming, Adams was ar
raigned today and entered his plea
of not guilty to an indictment charg-
ing the central Texas farmer with
murder and the states first witness.
II. {. Nogcl, chauffeur was sum-
moncd.
Bar Slain Mans Wife
Previously Adams attorneys had
presented a motion asking that the
slain mans wife not be permitted TO
take the witness stand with her -four
months-old baby in her arms to
arouse and inflame the jury" When
District Judge 1. A. Pippen sustained
the objection, prosecution attorneys
we're on their feet with the denial
that il had been their intention 10 in
ject this situation into the trial.
Nogcl. a small, sandy-haired man
who talked with low, nasal voice.
was-reSponsiblc for the first of what
promises 10 be followed by many
other statements bordering en- the
sensational.
The taxi driver told Of having
stopped for a signal light at the cor
ner where Mathews was shot to
death, OF hearing the sound Of gun
and then of witnessing the bank en-
ploye fleeing across the street.
closely pursued by Adams.
Fired by Fallen Foe
The farmer. Nogel said. stumbled
in the street. then got up and ap-
preached the spot where Mathews
Law on the sidewalk.
"Then what did he do Nogcl was
asked.
"He walked 10 Mathews head. bent
over. pointed a pistol close and fired
twice" Nogel said. Mathews was
lying there quivering. When the
first shot was fired. his eve ball
bulged out The defendant appeared
cool and collected and after he had
ceased firing he walked 20 corner
and handed over the gun to traffic
officer"
Similar testimony was offered by
r. G. Gaines. cigar store clerk. who
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
FARM RELIEF
STILL TALKED
Doubt of Passage at
Short Session Is
Expressed

WASHINGTON. Dee. G. Up -
While the senate and house were
dominated today by the Boulder Dam
legislative fight and disposal of the
treasury postoffice appropriation re-
quirements respectively. the long
lived farm relief discussion was
heard in the corridors.
The house agriculture committee
got together TO outline its program,
and when the meeting broke up.
Chairman Haugen expressed doubt
that it would bc possible to pass an
adequate farm relief measure at
this session. The full portent Of
his words was matter for specula-
tion, since there has been no unan-
unity of opinion among those pri-
marily interested in the agricultural
situation as 70 whether an extra ses-
sion would be necessary 10 handle Il.
The set-to between Senator John
son, republican, California, and the
two Arizona dcmocrats-Ashhurs
and Hayden up for continuation
on Boulder Dam. Johnson had got
ten tho senate TO substitute the bill
passed by the house for his specific
measure, with the understanding that
none OF the Numerous amendments
proposed by its opponents would be
jcopardized
Meanwhile the eapportionment
question was up again before the
house ccrsuS committe now with q
better outlook. Chairman Smell OF
the rules committe. said ne thought
new reapportionment bill might be
passed this session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
MERCURY Will
REMAIN SAME
81 Seen For Valley
Tonight; Starr Is
Heavily Soaked

With low hanging clouds and light
precipitation taking the keen edge
off Valley temperatures Thursday,
U. S. Meteorolcgist W. j. Schnur-
busch, forecast temperatures Of
about 81 over the Valley Thursday
night and Friday. This Is approx
mately the same figures as reached
Wednesday night. The prediction
also called for continued cloudy and
unsettled skies with light to moder-
ate northcrly winds on the west
coast.
Due TO heavy hanging clouds. un-
forseen precipitation, and general
dissipation Of the low crossing the
United States. Valley temperatures
failed to make the abrupt drop an
ticipated Wednesday night.
Heavy rains fell all over Starr
county. 4 reading taken nine miles
east Of Rio Grande City ~ Garcia
showed a precipitation of seven
inches. Other reports said gravel
pits were flooded and tracks were
being washed out.
The Rio Grandc showed fractional
rises from Laredo down. Rain the
past % hours included: Laredo 90
inch. Rio Grandc City 10. Mission
IL, San Benito 20, and Brownsville
II.
The cold failed to get to Corpus
Christi also. that point reporting a
low OF 50 Wedne sday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
RICH FARMER
SLAIN; | Held
Man Tried For Death
OF Son Killed AT
Nephew's Home

LONGV1EW. Tex. Dec. 6.-tP,-
Ike Killingsworth. wealthy Harrison
county farmer who was acquitted
last year OF charge Of murder in
the Staying of his own son, was shot
10 death at the home Of his nephew.
Wiley Page. near here today.
Sheriff Saunders of Harrison
county Immediately went t0 the farm
house. and il was said here at noon
that he was returning 10 Marshall
with the man who shot Killings
worth.
Page, il was recalled. was de-
fcnse witness in killinrsworth's
trial at Marshall last year.
MARSHALL. Tex, Dec. 6.--iPi-
Sheriff John Saunders reported in a
telephone conversation to Marshall
today that he was returning 20 Mar
shall with a prisoner, and that a
charge OF murder would be filed a.
soon as he reached here.
The prisoner the sheriff said.
would be accused Of having slain Ike
Killingsworth on a farm near Long
view. No details OF the shooting
were available either here or at
Longview
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
Mr.. Public Soon To
Fly O,Un Aiypldne,
Congress is Told

WASHINGTON. Dee s. up
Forecasting the use OF all-metal
planes and the day when "the un-
skilled owner-pilot who now drives
his own car will fly plane" the
national advisory committee for
aeronsutics. in its fourteenth annual
report. submitted BY President Cool
idge to congress today, analyzed the
advance made this year in aviation.
During the year 1928 the re-
port. which was transmitted 10 the
president By Joseph $. Ames. chair
man of the advisory committee. said
greater progress was made than in
any single year since the first sue
cessful flight of man in power
driven heavier-than-ai flying ma
chine
Not only has this year marked the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley;
Cloudy, unsettled and continued cold
tonight and Friday, probably with
occasional rains; lowest tempera-
lures tonight practically same As
last night. Light to moderate north
erly winds on the west coast.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy in
north. unsettled in south portion to-
night and Friday; probably further
rains on the west coast and IN the
Lower Rio Grande Valley. Light ~
moderate northeast IN east winds on
the coast
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
San Marcos Glee
Club Is Here For
Concert Tonight

The Mems Glee club Of the South
western state -~acherS college of
san Marcos arrived here shortly be
fore noon Thursday. % strong. for
the concert which j. 70 be sun<
Thursday evening in the Browns
Vile Junior College auditorium be-
ginning at ) p. N.
Arriving here in automobiles from
San Benito. where they appeared ~
concert "Wednesday evening. the mu-
steal organization was assigned TO
quarters in the Cameron hotel, pre-
viously arranged for by the Browns
Vile Lions clab sponsors Of the
concert
The club carries 26 singers. a d.
rector and an accompanist. II. Grady
Harlan is director and Mrs. Harlan.
accompanist. Rudolph Caffcy Is co.
loist with The organization. which IL
ono of the finest college musical or
ganizationS in the state.
A quartet composed Of Caffey.
Cook. Morton and Morton sang be-
fcrc the Kiwanis club at their regu-
lar luncheo, in the Hotel FL Jardin
Thursday noon and were received
with spontaneous acclaim.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-06
WHe Sees Mate
Wed Girl Pupil;
He's In Jail NOW
Adams Pursued
Dallas Banker,
Witnesses SaY

related that he had raised an oUtcry
as he saw Adams approach the inert
form.
"'Oh. don't-don't shoot him when
he's Down cried the witness
stated, and defense attorneys almost
drowned out mis- words with a storm
Of protests.
Emil Lantz. an cmbalmer. testified
that four bullets entered the dead
mans body from the back and one
had struck the side Of his wrist.
No witnesses vet have taken the
stand who barred circumstances OF
what caused the first shot TO be fired
ard Adams attorney indicated BY
their questioning that this would be
an important part of their defence.