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New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
Arrival of . NysteFsous Telegram
 for HI. Unllerwo01" Causes

Arrival of . Nyssessoss Telegram
 for HI. Unalerwu0al" Causes
 Lillian Some Apprehensiun
 Lillian leaned forward in her chair as the telegraph messenger made his inquiry concerning the address of MT. H. Underwood"
 II am Mrs. Underwood" she said. II will take the telegram. MT. Underwood is not here just now"
 The messenger looked dubious.
 When will he be back?" he asked. and I saw Lillian stiffen.
 Not for two or three hours" she said iciiy. but that has nothing ts do with your delivery of the tele- gram. l always receive Mr. Cnder- woods telegrams and answer them if they require a reply
 This doesn't need an answer. the boy persisted. Its an answer to one he sent, and he told us not to delivec it until a certain hour They got 1t mixed up in the office whether he said one or four. so when it came in just now, the boss said I'd better bring it along to you.'
 So Harry Underwood had rushed to the village at noon to send a tele- gram. My eyes went to Lillian's, end l saw the same uncertain, startled questioning in them which I knew was reflected in my own. Then there flashed into them purposeful gleam which held some- thing of sternness and something oddly like impishness.
 You may give me the telegram. ' she said. holding out her hand for it. Marion will you get my purse, please" Then. as the boy hesitated. she spoke more sharply
 Do you not understand? I will take all responsibility for this. Give me the telegram"
 He put it in her hand, and de- parted hastily. Lillian turned it over without opening it.
 T wonder which way they went,' she unused. 'Madge do you know? Could you catch them with our car?"
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02

Editors Note: This is the fourth of a series of articles written for The Herald and NEA Service by AL fred Cheney Johnston. one of the foremost artists among American photographers. Each day he discus, ses type of feminine beauty. ex. plains how it best can be enhanced by makeup and coiffure. tells which color schemes and styles of gowns he considers most effective.
 By Alfred Cheney Johnston
 The titian-haired siren has been the subject of countless lores. His torians have recorded how wars have been fought for her: the poet has immortalizcd her in verse: anG her beauty has graced the canvas masters.
 A lovely titian-haired girl is Ann Smith. whom I photograph frequently. Miss Smith is divine ly tall. with the poise and charm that one associates with the hero- ines of Romney portraits. Her hair Is delightful shade of auburn. At first glance. the tone of red seems soft and subdued, but glints of pure copper are re- vealed when the sun touches it.
 Miss Smith has an oval face, a broad brow. faintly arched brows. straightforward. creal blue eyes, a small. well-shaped mouth and a straight. little nose with just a suggestion of tilt. She typifies the gracious. high-born lady. Her skin is opalescent and nature has given her that rich, rose petal coloring one sees so often with auburn hair.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
CHIMP ON SCANDAL.

Providence. R. l., Oct. ? R - The Intercollegiate Newspaper As sociation has decided to bar all scandalous news from it's publica- tions. Details of student scrapes with the police were voted out of college papers ard the public press urged to avoid giving too much space to the meanderings of col lcge students,
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02

Paris, Oct. ?. Pt-Blsck satin has by no means been retired from ac- tive service for afternoon costumes Goupy shows two piece dress with a circular skirt Of black satin and coat blouse of silk brocadel with velvet in black and yellow The narrow roll collar and leer V front of the blouse are bound with black
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
\ SUNSET DIVORCE

Poushkeepsie, N. Y.. Oct 2 - Mrs. Elizabeth Jones of White Plains, who mothered nine children to maturity in 51 years of married life. has obtained divorce from her husband on her charge of in fidelity. The action was not con- tested, although the defendant was represented by counsel
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02

the "Romn"y type"
 Many girls of Miss Smiths typ, have not her dark brows an, lashes. And since the titan -hairet girl relies so much upon her bro to bring out the color of her ey. l would suggest that a slight ao plication of medium brown pen, be used: but again I advise ca, tion. Never draw hard, d. line. but apply the pencil gently even if it is necessary to go O. it a second time. A naturelle fa powder is best for this type. a' light raspberry rouge. Ne, use orange-tinted rouges -f they clash with the coppery ha Nor should brilliant shade lip-rouge be used, for there az Is the danger Of it interfering W the tone of the hair. They shc be kept a dark. natural color.
 This type of girl may wear hair either long or short. but
 
 simply and loosely waved. T tall. titian-haired woman wc furs and jewelry exception; well. especially If she has . lc graceful neckline. Blue gr, and green blues are most flattel and she wears white, bl brown. navy blue and pale ye' to good advantage. Most oh; of red and orange are not C nor are the deep tones of yell Pink and rose tones make r complexion look too ruddy. Ii gray is exceedingly becoming the stately. auburn haired l. with blue eyes should include least one black-and-white eostu in her WardrOhe
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
FRESH HICKLEBERR:ES

Cover ashed. fresh kleberries little orange just over them instead of serving with cream. It is pleas ing change.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
Sugar Ccokies, Five Dozen


 One cup fat. " cups light brown teaspoon lemon extract, ? teaspoons nutmeg 1-2 teaspoon salt. eggs, 1-2 cup milk. 1-2 cups flour. teaspoon cream of tartar, 1-2 tea spoon soda.
 Cream the fat and sugar for 2 tract. nutmeg, salt, eggs and milk and beat for minutes. Add the rest of the ingredients and when we'll mixed press the dough into a creased loaf cake pan. Store in the ice box for 24 hours or longer. Un- and place them inches apart on creased baking sheets. Bake for 12 minutes in moderate oven.
 These are crisp cookies which will serve nicely for luncheon. sup per or dinner. They may be used for box lunches.
 A few cookies may he cut and baked at a time and the rest of the dough stored in the icebox until de- sired for use.
 Asparagus Salad. Serving Four
 Canned Asparagus Is used)
 Twenty-four spears of asparagus. 1-4 cup chopped sweet pickles or pickle relish. tablespoon finely chopped onions. tablespoons chopped pimientos, 1-4 teaspoon salt. 1-4 teaspoon paprika.
 Arrange the asparagus spears in cups of crisp lettuce. add portions of the sweet pickles. onions and and paprika. add French dressing and serve at once. The pimientos may be omitted.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
MEXICAN SQUASH

Cubes of srnIIler squash. par boiled. are delicious baked in a cas sercle covered with hot tor"to sauce, bread crumbs and a dash of
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
Caramel Pie

Using carameiized sugar)
 One cup sugar. 1-3 cup water, 13 cup flour. 1-S teaspoon salt. cups milk, 1 Teaspoon vanilla. 1 teaspoon
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02

and cover with meringue made from the leftover egg whites.
 Store several cans of fruits ant vegetables in the ice box for use ir salads.
 Egg yoll<s may be substituted fol whole eggs in cookie mixtures by using two egg yolks for each Wh' called for in the recipe.
 KEEPING MEAT
 Raw meat will keep fresh much longer if you rub salt over it or wipe it off with solution of vinegar. You should wash u just before cooking.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-02
Menus of the Tamil,
By Louise Bennett Weaver
 Menus for n llaY

Rreakfast-Oranges wheat cereal and cream. poached eggs. buttered toast. curl ant jam. coffee.
 Luncheon-Sl Sliced meat sand wiches sweet pickles, sugar cook ies, tea.
 Meat pie huttcred spin ach. bread. peach preserves. aspara- gus, salad, caramel pie. coffee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-30
Kentucky Grand
Jury Indicts Two
State Officials

FRANKFORT. Ky, Sept. 2s.-R
Two names were added today TO
the list of present or former state
officials indicted BY Franklin county
juries during the last year when E.
B. Dishman, former state treasurer,
and shelton Saufley. insurance COM
missioner. were billed. They were
charged with misappropriating and
misapplying state funds.
Others indicted during the past
year are w. II. Shanks, former state
auditor; j. T. E-sbry, former head Of
the fire prevention and rates depart
ment, both charged with misappro-
priating state funds; and Peter
Campbell, Kentucky federation OF la
Dor representative; Maurice Calvin,
prominent republican politician; Rob
ert Grove. former candidate for the
democratic nomination for GOVERNOR;
"Red" Roberts. former All-American
football player, and nineteen other
registered lobbyists, all charged with
illegal lobbying.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-30

mon Motor CO. o. that city disap-
peared. The car was later found nc
Lyford and returned TO the wners.
No indictment charging auto theft
has been returned.
The Cameron county sheriff's de-
partment has been endeavoring 60
apprehend Johnson since the indict-
ment by the grand jury. They
traced him northward, and early this
week telegrarhed to Wichita. Kan,
police to watch for hira. He was
taken into custody Friday afternoon,
the chief of police immediately wir-
ing for . warrant.
Lieutenant Of Police Cage John
stcn Of Harrington, husband OF the
oma who alleges she was kidnap-
ed by the man held at Wichita,
stated Saturday his wife left several
weeks ago with her young son for
Oklahoma City to visit her mother.
He said she would probably return
TO her mothers home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-30
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CONTINUED from page one.l
he can be delivered 70 Atlanta Of
ficers on American soil.
II was pointed out that such Il
the usual procedure in cases where
~extradition is waived. Local off
Gals, however. sought 70 guard
against any change Of Carnes' an
nounced intention not 70 resist his
removal here BY having the extradi-
tion papers in readiness.
Meanwhile Carnes Is being held In
Winnipeg on two berch warrants
issued after the return Of two in
dictments against him charging en-
bezzlement of a total Of Si5o,000.
Other indictments are expected,
county officials said, as soon as
auditors still at work on the treas
urer's books can present additional
evidence 20 the grand jury.
Carnes' disappearance from his
home here Aug. 15 was followed BY
an emergency meeting Of the board
from which came the announcement
that his alleged speculations would
amount to approximately 81, ZOO, 900
and that as a consequence the mis-
sion board had been left in serious
financial straits.
Old Offender
A short time before its meeting,
the mission board had been inform
ed that Carnes : had served two
prison terms for using the mails 10
defaud several years before he be-
came treasurer Of the board.
His flight resulted in a general
reorganization of the board and a
South-wide appeal for voluntary
contributions by church members 70
make I'D the p~urported shortage.
Board officials generally express
ed satisfaction over Carnes' appre-
hension. a statement today by Or. A.
J. Barton. office secretary, saying.
"It Is O matter or great satisfac-
ton to the home mission board that
G. S. Carnes has been apprehended
and will be brought 10 a speedy
trial.
The hcme board Is made up Of
Christian men and women who would
not be moved by a spirit Of vindict-
iveness. They would take no plea
sure II the sufferings Of n indi-
vidual though he may suffer as the
result Of. and as n just retribution
for. his own misdeeds.
However. Christian men are not
possessed Of a maudlin sentiment
and they believe IN the enforce
ment of the law and in the in!'ic-
tion Of proper and just penalties
upon all law breakers. II Il there-
fore. q matter or satisfaction to
the board. as Il will be to all good
citizens everywhere. that this culprit
viii be brought to justice"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-30
name
COMMITTEES
Harrington Organizes
For Sor-sa Band
Campaign

HARLINGES. Sept. 2e.-Commit-
tee chairmen and members OF the
Sousa band concert campaign were
appointed at a meeting here SaSar-
day afternoon, and the committee
members will meet Monday TO work
out final plans.
The committees named ares
School band. Carl Chiffon, chair
mani: Ruben Eubanks, Polk Horna-
day, Mrs. s. n. Jennings, Mrs. r. l.
Trowns, and Mrs. Floyd Smith.
Speakers committee: Presidents OF
the civic clubs.
House committee: Charles Nit
chell. chairman: c. NJ. Holland, !,
II. Hollingsworth.
Poster committee. Ira Eels, chair
man: George Smith, r. w. Baxter,
VI. 0. Ewing, Z. Z. Snavely and J.. 5.
Speed.
Program committee: Floyd Smith,
chairman. Joe Cunningham, L B.
Ewing. and VI. ID. Digger.
Finance: Tyre Brown, chairm-n;
F. L. Flynn, W. Z. ~Jeffrees, and l.
T. Atchison.
Publicity: Myron F. Ward, chair
man; George Toolan, Ben Pupkin
and Jack Pickens.
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OFFICERSHOT
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guns. rifles, pistols and clubs, and
the chase was started. They went
10 the home OF Olive. but he was
not there. A search in the neigh
borhood revealed the man in the
house Of q neighbor. hiding under
the bed.
Repeated calls 70 come out failed
TO bring AIRY response from the
man. who clung to his position under
the bed. The posse continued TO
mill around, watching all doors and
windows. until ID. III. Ferguson, bor-
der patrol officer. and r. NJ Wal
lis. special investigator for the Mis-
souri, Pacific. arrived on the scene,
accompanied by F.. ". Anglin.
Break Into House
Ferguson and Wallis broke open
the door. entered the room whore
the man was, and covered him. com
handing him TO come out. Sill the
man refused to bulge. Then Wallis
took the mattress and springs off
the bed. while Ferguson held his
gun on the man. and the two drag
ged him out and searched him.
They could not find the pistol.
Olive was taken 10 the Valley
Baptist hospital. where Wilhelm
was fighting n battle for life. and
was confronted bv the wounded Of.
ficer. Wilhelm Identified Olive a.
the man who shot him. and said
Jesus. where IS my gum
Olive then was taken 10 the city
jail and locked up.
"A search throughout the entire
section Of Harlingcn where Olive
lived was instituted later In the
day. in an effort to find the pistol
with which the shooting was done,
but officers had not reported find
ing the gun late Saturday. They
did find. however. a liquor cache in
one house.
Crowds were milling around the
Jail at Harlingen during most Of
the morning and arrin in the after
noon. and u large crowd was around
the jail when the prisoner was taken
out By the two Hariingen Officers
70 bring to Brownsville.
Wilhelm Is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wilhelm. who live on
a farm near here. He has been a
DEPUTY constable only three months
before that working at the Brunne-
man feed store in Harlingen. He is
a brothcr-in-law Of Justice Of the
Peace Grover Reid az Harl;ngen. :
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-30
CITY BRIEFS

Watch RcpaiTing-We do our own
work BY expert watchmakers employ
ed in our own shop. Dorfman's.-
Advertisement (30.)
II You Have anything & haul or
store, phone 278.-Nalley Bonded
Warehouse & Storage Co.-Adv. II.
Free Ink-We give a bottle Of foun-
tain pen ink free with each purchase
Of a fountain pen at Dorfman's.-
Advertisement. (30).
You Call 27S. We haul.-valley
Bonded Warehouse & Storage Co..
Adv. If.
Wedding Rings-1sk white gold,
set with 3 diamords-extra special.
s14.95 at Observation-Disclosures
(30)
All Kinds Of feed at hardtime pric-
es.-Valley Bonded Warehouse r.
Storage Co.--Adv. II.
Re-Style your old hat. Let Us
bring your old hat up-to-date. Our
Amaya's Millinery, Adams 81. near
Herald office.-Adv. !.
Cowan Pottery-Vases. bowls, can
dlesticks, compotes. all in the lstest
creations and shades at Dorfr as.
Exclusive Valley agency.-Advertise-
ment. (30.)
Home Cooked chicken dinner
served Sunday. Cameron Hotel
Foode Shoppe.-Adv.
Reset Your Diamonds-All work
done in our own workshop. Dorfnan's
Advertisement. 600.
JeweIry Repairing-All jeweIry re-
pair work is done in u own work
shop at Observation-Disclosures
(30.)
Fountain Open-McCrory' foun-
tain is being kept open until 10 p. m.
each evening, managers Of the store
announce.
School Kids Itch vanlshes after q
few days B. applying q piec. Of cot
ton, saturated in Imperial Eczema
Remedy. 70 affecte& parts nc bed
time. All druggists are authorized
70 refund our money i. il fails.-
Adv. ca
Shrine Dance, Wednesday night
October Sd AZ Stonewall Jackson
Hotel, San Benito. Texas. All Shrin-
ers and their ladies invited.-Adv.
New Glasses in shorthand, Type
writing and Bookkeeping organized
Monday, October /. Both day and
night classes. All expecting to en-
roll in the near future should strive
to do so without delay. Valley
Business College, Brownsville
ADV. so.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
Red folding box. All druggists
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-30
N 0UR VALLEY

CONTINUED from rare one.l
they ever are. and perfectly good for
table and other uses.
The only difference from the yell
low lemon Is the fact that they have
not been artificially colored.
The California lemon Is artifi-
cially colored for merchandising
purposes.
There are ~voloring plants in the
Valley. but Valley folks should know
enough about their own products 70
70 on ard use them without their
being colored.
II You believe in using Valley
potatoes, extend your home patron
ization 70 Valley lemons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-30

! FOR RUNWAY
City to Spend $500 In
Improvement Of
Local Airport

The city commission, Saturday.
awarded q contract % Proctor a
Dudley. Brownsville contractors, for
the construction Of a gravel runway
At the city's municipal airport which
il 10 cost approximately S6500, ac-
cording 20 en- announcement made by
Commissioner ]. G.. Stark.
Under plans approved BY Les Maui
din, airport manager, the runway Is
to have a width Of 100 feet and is
10 be 1000 feet in length.
The runway will run southeast TO
northwest in order TO be in ACCORD
with prevailing winds, Stark stated.
Awarding of the contract for the
runway is the final step in making
the field toe-up 10 Glass A regula-
tons prescribed By the department
Of commerce.
Work on the run IL to begin Mon
day provided the field dries suf-
~ficiently, Stark said.
Proctor & Dudley are now engaged
in construction Of the field admin
~istraticn building and managers resi-
Gence.
BERLIN Regular wire ser
vice from Germany has been extend
- - All ~nwtr 80 Cwnrw -wI pnwtwrmI
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STORYABSURD,

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pistol, and had been forced to ac-
company Johnson.
Johnson was indicted by the Cam
eron county grand jury September
II, on the charge Of forging the
name Of r. G. Wade, proprietor Of
a Brownsville garage. The check,
for S76.27, was dated August 25,
1928. and was cashed az a Harlin-
gen bank. the forgery being detected
BY the Brownsville bank when re-
ceived for collection.
Johnson was employed a. an auto
mobile salesman at Harrington sew
eral months. and st Ne time he left
an automobile beloug~g to the Mar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-30

BERLIN Regular wire ser
vice from Germany has been extend
ed to all parts Of Spain and Portugal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-30
Dallas Reports
Heavy Fire Loss

DALLAS, Sept. 29.-(F-Damaee
estimated MT S250,000 was done here
by fire which today destroyed ten
motor trucks, damaged 20 others and
destroyed a part Of the building in
which they were housed.
Gasoline with which a workman
was washing wrenches became ig-
nited in some manner and the flames
quickly spread through the one story
structure. The workman, Thomas
Jones and another man were burned
slightly. The building was occupied
BY the Indiana Truck corpwntion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-30

Direct mail has the greatest appeal.
We specialize in circular letters
which can't be distinguished from
personal letters. Our facilities in
cludes, copy, mailing lists, address,
ing, folding. inserting. mailinR-in
fact, complete service in every
sense. James Advertising Agency, SIS
Hidalgo Bank Bldg, Mercedes.
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WILL REOPEN STORE

SAN BENIT0, Sept. os.=J. ".
Price Of Svmonds Pharmacy Is 10
be connected with the Pat Morris
Drug company. successors 10 T.. N.
Valdetero. Il was announced here.
The store Is to reopen soon.
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Alleged Kidnaper
Is Under Arrest

HERRIN, ILL.,, Sept. 29.-tFl-An-
dros Cappeliano, believed 10 he the
man who kept Billy Ranieri az his
farm near Kankakee while the alb
ductors sought 100000 for his re-
lease, was arrested tonight by Herrin
Evening star., 1928-11-07

landed all over Jack Wilce of Ohio
State for using five-man line on
defense against Princeton last year.
Well, West Virginia went one better.
To stop this play "a four-naan line
was used, every one but the guards
and tackles dropping back. Even
the guards dropped back when the
pass from center went to the rear
back, as that meant a plunge was
impossible. Then their Jobs were
to cover the area back of the line.
There are two types Of defense
against passes In foot ball, the man
to-man and the zone. Although
West Virginia was using the man
to-man defense regularly 1t had to
adopt zone defense to stop this
three -tnan-out passing attack. Its
two ends dropped back 5 yards; the
two halfbacks 10, the full is and
the quarter. knowing a kick could
not be made, came. up, to 20 yards
back Of the three-n1en- Then
all the backs stood In the positions
shown until the ball was thrown.
The two tackles alone charged
straight across and then, in to rush
the passer or to prevent his running
the ends AS each man In the de-
fensive area was able to cover bit
more ground than is indicated by
the accompanying sketch, no pass
could be tossed that was not covered
by one of the defensive men.
(Copyright, 1929
Evening star., 1928-11-07
VIRGINIA Is ANXIOUS
TOWN FROM v. P. |.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Novem-
ber 7.-Virginia is going to put forth
a most determined effort to win over
Virginia Poly In foot ball in Blacks
burg Saturday.
Coach Earle Neale does not plan to
make any more changes than are
necessary in the lineup of the Cava-
liers between the w. and L. and the
V. p. l. games. He has been lavish in
his praise of the offense shown by his
men against the Generals, but he Is not
entirely satisfied with their play on de-
fense
Flippin, the veteran end, who was in
action against w. and L. for the first
time after a months illness, won much
praise. With Flippin back at his reg
ular position the Cavaliers can boast
of two great ends, for Turner, the
a4NkasRington boy on the other flank, has
been playing an outstanding game all
season.
virginia's backfield against Tech
probably will include Sloan, Hammer.
Faulconer and Levy, the same four
men who started against the Generals
There Is little likelihood that Close will
be. back in uniform until after the "
p. /. game.
After. the. ". P. I. contest the Cava-
liers Still have to meet Maryland In
College Park on November IT and North
Carolina on Lambeth Field for the
Thanksgiving game.
Virginia must win all three of them
to do better then break even in the
major games of the FAN.