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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-04
WOULD KEEP STATIONS
WITHIN 10000 WATTS

WASHINGTON. Dec s.-lP)-
Radio broadcastinr stations would be
limited to 10000 watts Of power ex-
cept for experimental purposes under
an amendment Of the radio act pre-
pared today by Senator Dill, demo-
crat. Of Washington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-04
SLAIN IN NICARAGUA

BLUEFlELDS, Mic. Dec. .i--gPJ-
Bsyard Waters, son Of the oldest
American family in Blueficlds was
murdered last night while working
in his office. The U. s. marines and
national guard are investigating.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-04
KELLOGG TREATY is
PUT BEFORE SENATE

WASHINGTON, Dee. 4.-,Pl-The
Kellogg anti-war treaty was submit
ted to the senate for ratification to-
day by President Coolidge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-04
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Mostly cloudy and unsettled tonight
and Wednesday, probably with local
rains: somewhat colder tonight,
considerably colder Wednesday.
For East Texas: Cloudy tonight,
rain IN east portion: colder; We'd
nesday partly cloudy and much
colder.
Moderate northerly virds On the
coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-04
WINTRY BLAST
SWEEPS south
IS Seen For Valley
Tonight; Colder
Wednesday

Though cold wave is sweeping
southwark, il is not probable that
temperatures in the Valley will fall
below IS degrees Tuesday night, but
il will be considerably colder We'd
nesday. IL was stated at the u. ;.
weather bureau Tuesday morning.
There is no danger Of freeze, how
ever. it was said.
The forecast further predicted
cloudy and unsettled skies Tuesday
night and Wednesday.
DENVER. Colo, Dec. 4.-tP)-
Arctic weather. the first Of the sea-
son. which has gripped Montana
with sub-zero temperatures. spread
east and southwark today, bringing
promise of stinging cold to Colo
RADIO and western Plains states.
The lowest reported Montana read
ing was rs degrees below zero at
Lewiston. The frigid weather hit
that state yesterday carrying the
temperature to "a below at Moore,
p below at Chinook. and 8 below nj
Billings.
Snow followed a 24-hour drop in
temperature in Kansas, the snowfall
extending as far as Kansas City
where light snow began falling at
midnight.
TOPEKA. Dec. 4.-tP)--Winter
held Kansas in its grip today, with
low temperatures and flurries Of
snow over portions of the state.
The coldest hight Of the season
was forecast for tonight. Tempera-
lures were expected to 20 down to
zero in extreme northwest Kansas.
to near 10 degrees in north central
Kansas and between 10 and rs de-
grees over the remainder Of the
state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-04
PERMIT ASKED
IN CONGRESS
BY j. GARNER
Suspension Structure
Would Cost $4,000;
Casino and Hotel
Part of Project

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-P-
Authority for another bridge from
Texas across the Rio Grsnde to Mex
leo has been asked by Congressman
John Garner Of Uvalde. One Of the
first bills presented to congress yes
terday was Congressman Gamers re-
quest for permission to build bridge
across the boundary river at San
Benito. The Rio Grande Del Norte
Investment Co, is named as the or
ganization seeking authority for the
structure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-04
TIDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide at Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal meteorclogi-
cal conditions:
High $685.. 11:25 =. m; il:47 p. N.
Low ......... 6:26 n. m; 5:26 p. ~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-04

RIVER FORECAST
There will ne no material change
in the river during the next few
days.
Flood Present st-Hr 7I-Hr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08
Making a forestry exhibit.

10 tell the story In Mght.of.eye form.
One evening recently, n national eX.
pert took nm office problem HON. with
him. He was bafied because he
could not devise simple method of
pidiufiBK four pairs Of rawycrs fell
Ing mighty trees In n forestry exhibit
IL so CHANGED that AZ he entered an
elevator In a department store no no
iiced three distinct images Of himself
In "a neishboring mirror. This set
him 10 thinking. When he reached
home he @xperimented with several
shaving mirrors placed out Of focus.
until he was able tn produce images,
From these simple tests he devised T.
wonderful educational exhibit. using
Number Of rejecting mirrors. This
display IL used to show IN concrete
form how we are cutting out virgin
timber Tour LINES more rapidly than
we are growing replacement trees,
Another outstanding exhibit which
has attracted wonderful interest wher.
ever shown liz called when Light
ming Strikes." by means Of coiored
lights and animated motion. u harm In
struck by lightning and reduced To
c!iarred ruins. A special flasher. op
Grated by electricity. was originated
for this particular display. A picture
~ the fine barn. projected by light.
ming rods. IN first seen by Tho spec
tator, Suddenly the lightning flashes,
followed by thunder, hut the barn Is
not damaged, Again the lightning
liaehos. ard this time strikes The I'M
rn'i,iet barn. Which catches fire anh
goes ~ IN smoke. The course of the
lightning fla sh follows Il crooked path
~ translucent material, which makes
II appear as though the 'ta,hed bolt
az Joya' soars from sky In earth and
strikes thh barn which opposes it's
lnssane. iiy use at twli6 ling coiated
lights and shadow etfsuta, The barn Ia
nitrassd bursting into naineh.
Lightning destroys more than sia.'
60D 100 warth NJ farm buildings, siios,
live stock ANA farm equipment Annu'
ally.
Another. saction of this exhibit
showed how trees and fences could he
safeauafded with lighlning rnts IL
protect the horses. cattle, swine and
aheep paat,ited IN such tields. The
foreground nf This exhibition reuia
scented ths view ~ the harm AMI thu
farm land as ssen from ths farm
house window, ianktng dawn tbs han,
4 duet ekpiosiun, CAUSED by static
electricity iEniiina grain dust, which
dnstrna aa a IL .1tiU 400 elevaia,, IN tho
them 1T sat another Realistic oAhihit,
Tbta ~ Operated by an electric mo,or,
threa different dissntting aoensa being
shown Nv the Illuminated cabinet NJ,
ranged Tor that purpose This ntsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08
el6

! years ~ active service. The original
| material is used time and again in the
| make up vt new exhibits There 10
pracik'aily no waste cf this compost
ton e>ard until ], tIrsal,y wears cur.
Ar times. living animals st,ch as
draft horses. sheep. purity pcrkers.
dairy COWS and beef steers are used
in the Government farming shows. 20
add animal lie and lWSier 10 den,cn-
STATIONS whsch otherwise would b
rather dun and uninvitiaS. However.
IL il dssfcult'to transport animals over
fair circuits and. as ruse. the live
stock is DISPLAYED exclusively NJ sssch
national S<aNgfcSSc~ as the National
Dairy Shaw and the International Live
Stock ExpcSitton>
Leaders in the rteld IL American adj
verusins say that the Department. ee
Agriculture IS gui.isas professional
rea'NlsN into new fields hy the iaVea-
tive tnIrnuity ~ It's specialists in US
INK motion, hkhs, hse and SURPRISES a.
heAahncrS In the natsSxas,l exhibits A
stanstervial eftSarsaS ~ the ts<syera>
meats pioneering wtw& Is the new
stNle ~ hslsssSsFd which rx~ssntsy has
appeared In netrNss and ChseaSvs iNsr
sNaasrle. IN furniture display, .w,
stesd ef placing \ piclurv cf A we'll,
sN7~'tN SAt ~ NttAN ANNFFNEAnX
@N.rd. the hisNSSasd ia tacssa NTH Glass
and saais In the fesa ~ a small sSs,n..
whese actual faenltare. nstnasS ana
hNnS~hstd FIXTURES are dssessve<a. The
sslss'sAssd Il thus eesns Developed as Q
substitute store Window,
t>aesnetMakerS kata accurate n,sSa.
cts NJ Farm euihhkss, artisSS a,.sael ana
saS>F estsSses W men and a.Vs ssS>,k.
n''steseNs make hasyelses MANS in rsay.
Ah'IeSfaphess ps>.NsNae lite Sise piSStusSs
W FARM ANIMALS and Inventors Sarply
deNless whRh initiate All the aoissn
and mechanical motions IL m,>Ssern
Farm hse. In the routine business az
rserNrms the NsserAl sArmlaS shows
Tor ruNlse display,
Tue seteaes es the theater. the art
az m,ssern drama. the shauks,t<,ns 81
indastsy, the Standardization az the
amerieaa circus. the novelties az the
stns.aA and the trta,aehs III naeSAaaS<Sx.
radio And elecnNstS vaasrlelsee hAs
svetN 7" the sasYess az tsysSls Saron
edasAssehAi eNraSitleaS wAkA An.
"ashy tour THIS Seuatvs',
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08

| one side OF the road, the pictorial ex.
hihit shows how flre has ravaged the
! countrywide and prevented plant
| growth, while the other depicts a re.
gion Of farming prosperity, where I'M
| disturbed trees are maturing rapidly
| into profitable cash crops. s. All the
boxes for lights and the anpara tus
employed In securing firr effects are
lined with asbestos to prevent possible
confiagrations. which otherwise might
| spring from tho Illuminated exhibit
| cases.
In chronological exhibits, imitation
nlagnifying glasses are shown To
illustrate the great enlargement neces,
sary To make invisible germs big
! enough III that they can be seen BY
the naked eye. In such set,ups, tho
, Imitation germs are made III plastic
wood. rubber ar moiding clay,
To show how the foreground OF an
| exhibit may be prepared appropriately
a. a setting Tor the specialized dis,
play, the case NJ a Government pretla,
tory animal exhibit In notable, A
typical log cabin. such as a Rocky
Mountain hunter or trapper would
| occupy. constitutes thu frame, OF this
remarkable show, The main rocm
Of the cabin is tho stage for tho eN
h'h,t itself. ltis equipped with traps
ami other control equipment used In
the determination af wolves aud cay,
otes which annually deatroy millions
| "f dollars worth Of live staok. A glass
! vase. nlled with soil, also contains a
liNihs pocket gopher, which burrows
ana tunnels Enthusiastically. chewing
how this suhterranean pest DESTROYS
| crops hv cutting theie touts,
MAtun In the AtiisS ui a Mia. Ia
tarhtahie which Is Wound mechanical,
~ like eiock II employed IN an IN,
fefessihs DEMONSTRATION IL illustrate
/ how ahprantahie eoWs are discovered
and Meeded from the wago,earnins
! hetds. new testing assucia ton,
A cardboard picture vt harm with
| open doofs was placed ahuve the turn,
Tables, liyMuad cutauta or models NJ
/ toWa were M arranged On tha turn,
tah,e that one line af auipais - the
al,nhers was ieaVing the harm ami
disappearing through the pasture gate
AZ herd eaatuts, The other tine vi
profitable caws Was ahnWn entering
| The harm tu ha milAed AMI fed,
| l4lte aiaa nsu,ea et cnWs. horses.
sheep. aWiha and farmers ate mo.
| ducedhs making hramiie eniaraene nts
/ af ,esulaf -ntvtuees and then ,u,u,u
| ms these oh riNWnnd f,ame.,, Tliey
are PLAYED In rertain exhibits and lend
lite tn tho ntrturea, attracting atteN.
| item ~ the iafmIns message presented
by that disrlaN, In ether cases, wax,
len meaels sts made ana assd instead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08

of human beings, Fer example, the
fan size waxen figure Of u housewife
was made for recent display. to
show how the current hauSekeepes'
cooks much smaller cuts Of meat than
was customary In ''grantsmot her =
day" The booth Is ARRANGED and
equipped as small modern kitchen,
the waxea etiigy being engaged In Try.
ing lamb chops on the gas range.
Grass, grass everywhere but none
OF II suitable for oxidation purpose. !"
Was the lament ot the Government in.
ventors several months ago, They
required some artificial grass 10 use
in steerfeeding exhibit. where
miniature models of cattle were a.
he used. Finally. Uncle Sam. in des-
peratton, visited an uGdersakes's es,
tahiishMent and found there exactly
what he was seeking, The imitation
grass mats made of ragtia which the
underwriters use over graves aaw COP
settute the rsiEe pastures IL the live
stock models Which are shown IN
MANY ef the Government educational
exhibits.
At a national dairy CONGRESS- unole
nam once displayed VARIOUS samples
ot ,ens.laEe in glass lars, 80 INCHES
"ANt WIN tFsthSN tNNtFSs Wktfth
made them lock the miniature sises
tine afternoon, a Woman stoed for sev,
eia' minutes eNamtnins the aslaSe
shnw hesare she finally ASKED an asEt,
cnttofai specialist IL IL wasn't dau,
serons for the GoVernment 10 RECON-,
msnd the use Ut stass SlloS,"
I'm another ecSasion ehe of l'nele
SaM experts Went ta considerably
tt1ahle at lesdus state fair IN eN>
hMhttas ohc of asflrultufas scientific
eNatlass Ia a mild n,annestSt tartter
WI" steod lM l,atientlN NhNn the
sl'eviahst hat natshyst his explanation
the man srf,ehled this ltae ~, a Svrap
az nanee and PASSED IL ~ the natlNnas
authority. "rtea@ write il down f,,r
me, I'm stone deaf and can't hear
what you say"
1tE Uaveenment exhibits are made
stroi,g and substantial and are re.
snsaroed Tor hard service, fNr the
mast part they are tisht in weight, I've
ina manufactured af rlNwecd and COM,
issst,laa heard, although metal and
cloth are slsa used Ia their cousteuc,
tMn' Man NJ them davetatl tesether
as hia9ed panels which can tsa BACKED,
IN u snah shsrpinS ease, eut MAteA
Wheh NhaNa0 gor NisntaN, cu,er 4 ,arsr
amount nt sls,or sletve, pn the A>s.N
aae these travelling teachers af farm>
ink welsh ttam 400 ia lasa pounds
apieee and eeasx ana erissesusA tho
unitsa states many time during their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08

TIME greatest farming show on
earth begins and ends i'm the
Nations Capital. Washington
Il an producer OF unequaIed
agricultural displays rivals
New York City, which is the starting
point of the American theatrical
world.
Uncle Sam uses neither human play
ers nor the ent5cing notes Of meiodio1s
music. lie u.iljzes the offspring Of
originality fnecha nical inventions.
miniature models. astonishing spec
tacIes ak3d scientific papiomime 10 put
across technical EARNINGS latest
teachings.
His audience stretches from coun.
try 10 city snd from metropolis 10
rural quieiuGe betwsen the Atlantic
and The Pacific, More than 1900
county fairs. which speckIs the land
scape In our food producing districts
from August IA Dctub~r. with live
siDck. horticultural and farm ma
efjntry displays. petition the Govern
nfni Tor the loan Of It's educational
exhibits
Last year - carloads If these efu.
"a tsOnal exhibits visited 80 state, in
terssate and inisfna lioDai fairs oyer
- different circuits This npatcbless
FEDERAL Entertainment, fee 10 al. AN
prescribed By congress, ira yeied more
than - 800 miles and delighted 1890,
go spectators,
The Department II Agriculture
s"ored ene of Ills greatest cDnauests
when IL signed visual tdue8t Jon az IT.
"a assistant. Taking tbs messages Of
soleHse directly from Washington
labpraupfies and experimental fjsids
s'lG sh1~ing them Ia popular form III
,ns Iaafd f1sted farmers II Illinois, In
as ia, Iowa and Idaho pfo1lDes re-
sglts Seeing Is heiiesing. Jha.
siG 80 w 81 ~ honest Il ftatstIisHt 10
Gay 81 when fret coined during the
.ts ~ knictecFDec refs, siikfT hose and
ihfoe s.aFJ hats.
~ Farmer. nl0 iafns tbs roll, so"s
90" seeG and bsFyests crops from
J. .anss nm Mich, III Klsf5HInse, Fla .
ir Ds4e hard iS.5lEeG euH4 HitIrf who VII
jsoi tsjsete until he has seot. Fur
'i3efjnpit, hs pDh+s around With hiF
NbgTrt gHd lScr IlA nsnS" III feeling
~ r5Hiliin niJt l;is eyes fetofd. di
] afBsf. as n Il!c. fpiIpYr ih iDe foni
z'ei,z - fei SPOUSE, Willie. Mary and
JiaDy Farmer follow SUIT
ftnG~ sant sounded iife keynote Gj
the Draf i}ca} itend ~ agricultural sdu
's'lpD whHb he provided fot exhibits
GtTittsSit e1Dfi%. UtIttDH t5al uIeE hH'
niksF visual teachings 10 carry new
Ierts ~ farmstk, thsis hsIpfDaiss and
the yDDNEer generation. The printed
HDfd. lutg negietitd in the upbnild
ahP ~ American 9gTpultlIta. ~ f,s ~
the ordinary tanners reception. rs4,d
inb 61d appjpatlDn Nsts concerned
= sss ,.en iei,iss.ed bx jntttuctiYa die
pabs. They art mad. Spectacular ~
Otdtr ~ 'aDss tgtttteTE ia siDiJ. kiart
s'if htaaE. They afe efficient IN @in
BH9g InFe,ts 80 new 8 nd nogtj meth
,DGs f"I, sdtahreUeni ia agriculture
TO-DAY IL hIis ned ~ visual education
o. ibs ieils bic wjIssIhoI at
Jhs ktgiehDUhe Il aeticuiiufe'E sbis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08

picture shows the elevator intact. the
second presents the explosion. ana
! the third IN IA clever representation of
the ruins after the fire. An efficient
Disseminating device, run by electrical
| means. even registers the detonation
AZ tho grain elevator exntodea. This
motor agitates two large sheets OF
| tin. by feet In surface. which imi.
tate the rumble and roar uf the ex.
| piasinn.
Two sets OF electric fans. running
IN opposite directions. internationally
| break the rays of light and produce u
divergent shadow on the screen. This
curious phenomenon makes IL appear
| tn the spectator az though the yAele,
! vator was suddenly blasted to pieces.
Noise. mechanical motion. colored
| lights ana diasolving screens made Ut
wire and 80 arranged that IA ono pic'
ture disappears another appears. are
, Responsible for the remarkable effects
| OF this exhibit,
\ disaolvinE scene apparatus In also
! employed successfully IN pictmlna tho
comparison OF u Well fed and an IN,
| defnontished child. The shifting pic.
! ture III produced by tho uniuuu use &c
! light and the special screen panels,
| IN flnsh'llke sequence the picture Ut
| tho healthy and tho aickly child are
! pear, The contrast In sise, appear,
| hnce and muscular development In so
/ pronounced that thia edueatio nat dis.
| play drives home ita message with
| particular force. 4 sttang, sturdy
child must ha Well fed and cared for,
/ ar he VIII suffer from serious sick.
! hess anu join the under,,uuriahed
! class.
| 4
tIllE story Of egg marketing from
tiie fafin to The city mcklns house
| aud t,naliy III tho conaumor'n table IN
told IN rannfa,na form, Pictures uf
,hn farm where the rsg originated
aud The eouhtiy stnfa, Gambling plant,
packing factory, cn,d storage aud
| either stnlMver places are PAINTED on
ii huge ianei, nimtnutiv. autuiuue
hills trucks aud tiny freight and pas
sanEat trains provide the motion and
ahoW how the eggs nave Ia market,
| This effect IL produced by the use at
| small niodeia Ut nutur trucks aud
| freight az passenger trains, which are
mounted nimH an e0diens belt run hN
a small electric mntae. Az tina htit
| innNes the Impression upon the spec.
| iainr IN that The midget tairaad tFalus
ana mntot trucks actually run aud
carry tho eEha from ana nnint 10 an,
| either.
| Another exhibit, which illustrates
bow burning over the wauds each
| spring ,nta the snit. consists OF an
! illuminated dunhle screen device, On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08

\ small Window aIaY tsA snaa,, IN
INN @tssF eN settsas tAs e,.sya,a g>,.a
eeNesFa the easlns en sSayA sale aaI
aS.as usapeslsx VI a material Aeayy
eaNaxa ~ that easaass VIII Nas -
seen tMreuaA material
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08

from practically every civilized country
on the globe come 10 Washington to
consult with the directors OF the office
of exhibits. II In writing new history
In extraordinary ways. IL In blazing
trails for the world wide advertising
industry. II liz steering publicity cain.
paigns Of all types into new channels
Our National Capital ~ thus the head
quarters from which creative data are
being dispensed 10 all corners az the
compass, There ARE neither traditions
nor precedenis for this Government
engineers and inventors In follow.
They are trekking unirmyeled trails
Their communications viii serve ss
guides for others who viii follow their
tracks,
At the fairs where the new exhibits
are shown IN free educational htifac'
lions. ''doubtlnR ThDmases" come 10
find fault and flaws, Usually they re-
main f0rgeifui OF their mission Ia see
all there IN To ree from sheer delight
The human eyes are our anternoinr
Of education. CONVINCE tbs eyes of
the verify Of the picture or message
and II viii be n success II may bs
the dream picture Of n proposed sub
urb or the vis,iaIizati6n Ut future
airplane. II may depict n new method
If baking bread or of milking cows.
Eyesiehi ~ n modern educator IL the
sure and certain method 1T capitaIiz'
Ing new measures and methods.
y
I fHcLE SANS inventors, designers
~ HDd merhaai.s are nav busy
making new exhibits for this show
and fair keasnn,' which begins In An
gust. over IN one 0f the temporary
Gnvefninent buildings back Ut Center
Market, genius is being genred tn ere
ate educational thriliefA. Merhanioai
mutton. light. life.sizs pictures and
models, and exhibits which simnials
ihs r.mr NJ the elements. The flash of
lightning, The thlindsr ~ mighty ga,
plosi0ns and tbs ruin wrought by for
est tirs, are being hafnessed for in-
usual missionary work,
usrms ~ eDeYar ideas are inp,,baled
into practical realities, ttfafmiBd
Thought, personal originality ana eA
psriDentnI research are depleted 1T
their fiuast offerings, IN ur,iar ihnt The
aatfrslttufsl niihiin may he entertained
And ed,tated.
certain N0VHfHntent office calls
Tor u kpeaiaeuiar nshihit II prusidss
office NJ exhibits win all The srieniiiir
gud praattfHi affirmation, The ekhi
bliioD engineers have IN mold titase
dbta into dispiay which viii attract
.ie sfnsds and dispense lis ed,ica,
Hi bJesssRes II iikas originality
and dsiil.sIaiion 10 determine how hsst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08

THE greatest farming show on
earth begins and ends in the
Nations Capital. Washington
L ar a producer Of uneauaIed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-09
It's Cool In Wyoming,
With Blanket Of
July Snow
lie cool in LaramIe, Wyo.,

It's cool m Laramie, w.,
today.
Al four-hour snow storm has
covered the Sand Lake region Of
the Medicine Bow National For-
est with a blanket of snow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-09
Mercury in Capital
Continues to Climb;
Relief Tomorrow Seer

The mercury scared here today to
nearly the same levels as those
of yesterday, when one person died
here from the oppressive heat and
six others received hospital trait
ment.
Mrs. Annie L. Loweree, 81, of
Baltimore, stricken while riding with
her husband in an automobile died
in the office Of DR.. Thomas z. Mat
tinsly, in the 1900 block Of Rhode
Island Ave. N. E.. yesterday after.
noon. Coroner J.. Ramsey hewitt
issued a certificate OF death from
natural causes, brought on by the
heat.
Joseph Smith. living at the Sol
diers' Home, was found unconscious
at Four-and-one-half Street and
Maryland Avenue Southwest, and
was taken to Casualty Hospital,
where he is recovering from the
effects of heat prostration.
Frank Smith, A. years old, OF
Takoma Park, Nd, was removed
from a Washington and Norfolk
steamboat this morning to Emer
Eency Hospital where he was treated
for heat prostration. Smith was
also suffering from a bad case OF
snnbufn. His condition is moi
serious
Three persons. who failed 10 give
their names, were treated for heat
prostration at Emergency Hospital
and later sent home. One other
person was given similar treatment
at Freedmen's Hospital.
Rock Creek Park was crowded
with families bent on escaping the
beat Lunches were brought along