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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13
Rail Men View
Valley Sunday
On Long Drive

Even In the mud the Valley Is one
Of the most wonderfully interesting
sections he has ever seen. j. z. Well
Ter. Of Chicago, executive traffic
manager Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road, said here Sunday night, follow
ing an all-day our of this section.
The official came here in a pri-
waite car. in company with r. ".
Cooke, gend.al freight agent, and A.
II. Shaw. general passenger agent OF
the road. both Of Chicago. They
were conducted on n tour Of the
Valley by A. &. Prechr, travelling
general agent Of the lines in this
region.
All three expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the valley, its
present condition. and especially with
its future prospects.
The men left their car AZ McAllen
and drove down the Valley in auto
mobiles, reaching Brownsville late
in the afternoon. They left in the
private chr. which had come down by
rail. at 7:45 ". M. following a din
ner in Matamoros.
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The Markets

market steady to slightly weaker
on old stock. about steady on new
packed locally $2.50-3.00, mostly
$2.75-3.00. New York Danish type
bulk per ton in CARROTS sI1-l3. Kan
sas City, raining, AZ degrees. Ar
rived 5 Texas. on track 4 cars. Sup
plies moderate, demand slow, market
steady. Texas round and flat types
crates and bulk per cwt. $l.T5-2.0O.
Denver, cloudy, 2 degrees. No car
lot arrivals, none on track. Supplies
moderate, demand moderate, market
about steady. Texas round type bulk
cwt. mostly $2.25, crates S2.00-2-25.
New York and Boston, unreported ac-
count of holiday.
Carrots: Chicago, arrived 2 Tex
as, on track 81 cars. Supplies mod
crate, demand moderate, market
steady. Texas crates best packs
$3.50, bushel baskets ~Sl.75-2.00, fair
$3.50. Pittsburgh, arrived 1 Michi-
gan, l Texas, . mixed Texas; sup
plies moderate. demand slow. market
steady. Texas bushels $I.25-l.40
crates mostly $3.50. Philadelphia
arrived 2 Texas, on track IL cars,
Supplies moderate, demand moderate,
market firm. Texas crates $3.50.
80, mostly $2-75-3.O, bushels $1.75
Cincinnati. arrived l Texas, on track
5 cars. Supplies moderate, demand
moderate. market slightly stronger
Texas bushels Sl.50-1.T5, some ordi-
nary lower. st. Louis, arrived
Texas, on track ! car. Supplies mod
crate, demand light, market about
steady. Texas bushels best mostly
Sl.50, large and rough 81. Kansas
City, arrived ] California, on track
! car. Supplies moderate, demand
limited. market firm. Texas bushels
$l.50-1.75, crates $2.25-2.50. Denver
no carlot arrivals, none on track
Supplies moderate, demand moderate
market barely steady. Arizona, Cal.
Ifornia and Texas crates best So
poorer low as 81. Texas bushels 81
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Fox to 'SoueaT'
On Pal In ThoI,s
Murder Hearing

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 1S.-tP-Wil-
liam Edward Hickman. convicted kid
naper and murderer Of Marian Park
err. today definitely announced lis
intention Of turning states evil
dence against his 1~6-year-old part
ner, when the pair appear Wednes-
day before Superior Judge Carlos
Hardy 10 answer to the charge of
numbering @. Ivy Thoms, a druggist,
Christmas eve, 1926.
"He had n lot Of fun t~estifyirg
against me; watch me when / take
the stand against him." Hickman de-
clared.
This referred to young Hunts
testimony at Hickman's trial for the
Parker staying. Hunt testified that
Hickman. in his opinion, was sane.
Despite all that his lawyers are
doing for him, Hickman himself
seems, 10 judge by his own state
ments. 10 have no hope or expecta-
ton OF escape from the gallows.
"AlI this thing was planned long ago
for me-" he declared.
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but there are plenty Of good men who
are willing to hold those offices and
do their duty as the law requires
that they shall do for the money the
law allows in payment for the job.
Raps Negligent Drivers
Il give you in charge the investiga-
tion OF the violation Of all the Grim
inal laws of Texas hat may have
been committed in Cameron county.
II takes no argument from me to con
vince this grand jury of the necessity
Of enforcing the laws for the protec-
ton of life and property or to go
into any details TO tell you what
those laws are"
Judge Cunningham further charged
the jury TO investigate cases Of negli-
gent homicide. He stated that any
driver of a horse-drawn vehicle who
drove onto the highway at night
without a light was guilty Of negli-
gent homicide in the event his We
hicle caused an accident which re-
suited in the death Of any person.
He characterized death resulting from
an accident caused by the driver of
a motor vehicle being intoxicated as
basis for n murder charge.
Following the retirement of the
grand jury, Judge Cunningham
heard several motions by attorneys
and announced court would be dis
missed until 9 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing when non-jury cases would be
heard. The first jury cases will be
called March 3.
Fred Rusteberg was appointed
foreman of the grand jury, and the
other members are: W. ID. Palmer,
Los Fresnos; III. III. Buck, Los Indios;
c. II. Griffin. Harrington; c. w. Col
gin, Brownsville; l.. b. Mayer, San
Benito; Z. J. Lewis, Brownsville;
X. l.. Thomas, Brownsville; J. r.
Wilcoxen, Santa Rosa; w. Fl. Stef-
fins, La Feria; c. c. Wynn, Santa
Rosa; j. G. Elmore, Harlingen.
Elmore, Harrington.
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FLY EXPERTS
VISIT MEXICO
Department Head Will
Lead Group to Root
OF Menace

HARLINGEN, Feb. ia govern
ment expedition into Mexico 70
'reach the source of the Mexican
fruit fly menace" will start from
San Antonio, probably Tuesday night,
DIR. A. c. Baker, government ento-
mologist and head Of all tropical
and sub-tropical research work, an
nounced here Monday morning.
DR.. Baker, who has been making a
survey of the citrus situation in the
Valley for the past week, left here
Monday for San Antonio in company
with p. p. Hoidlea, in charge Of the
governments corps of experts in
this region.
DR.. Baker personally will head the
Mexico expedition, which is to be
composed Of a large group of in
spectors and assistants, he declared.
spectors and assistants, he declraed.
Governmental permission for the
work has been obtained from both
sides Of the border, he declared, and
the workers will remain in Mexico
for an indefinite period.
Later he will head a similar group
on a visit to Panama and other far
southern countries. DR.. Baker stated.
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NEW RLEAN COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 13.@RH
Trading was fairly brisk at the
opening of the cotton market today
despite the holiday in New York.
First trades showed losses Of Z to
8 points in sympathy with lower
Liverpool cables and reports Of re-
lief for the drought section of the
West. The market continued to ease
off after the start until at the end
Of the first half hour March and May
had traded off TO ITS, and July
177sAe to y points net down. Oc-
toll eased off IL points TO 1860.
market quoted down around
lows but prices gradually rail-
a on covering by shorts. About
hid-morning March was trading at
I17S3, May 1884 and July 1887, 8 TO 8
points above the lows and unchanged
to 3 points down from Saturdays
close. Although kilograms were re-
ceived reporting snow in Amarillo
and Lubbock, Texas, as we'll as rain
in the drought sections Of that state
they had little effect on the mar
ket.
At noon prices were little changed
from the highs with trading almost
at a standstill.
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Legion Members
Hold Meeting At
McAnen Monday

G. g. Richardson, manager OF the
local Chamber OF Commerce, went to
McAllen Monday morning to attend
a meeting there Monday afternoon OF
Valley chamber secretaries and
American Legion representatives.
The gathering is to precede the
big meeting scheduled to be held in
Mercedes Monday night, and a dis
cussion of plans for the entertain
ment Of the side trip from the ma
tional Legion convention in San An
tonic next October is to feature it.
Those gathering there will pro-
coed to the Mercedes meet Monday
night. A representative from every
Legion post in the Valley, together
with a business man and a chamber
Of commerce official, il expected to
attend this gathering. Definite plans
for the delegation entertainment are
expected to be made at this ses-
sion.
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Jurors For County
Court at Law Drawn

The regular term OF the county
court az law will February
90. with JUDGE Kleiber presiding.
Following is ~ list Of jurors drawn
for the term: Fred Lewis. Rio Hon
do; Mike Mize. Rio Hondo; E. ],
Bretz. Brownsville; 7. J. Dudley, Ia
Feria; Phil Brunt. Brownsville: L.
f. Huff, La Feria; II. Fl. Parker. San
Benito: j. W. Daniel. La Feria; J.
NJ. Attoway, Rio Hondo: r. T.. Abel,
Rio Hondo; Paul r. Dye. Browns
vile; r. l.. Hutton, Brownsville.
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Ranger to in
Attorney Probe

AUSTIN. Tex, Feb. 13.-(P-
Ranger Private Purvis. stationed in
Berger. will be instructed to give all
requested aid to the at orney gen.
erals department in its investigation
OF Curtiss Douglas. district attorney
there, the adjutant generals depart
ment said Monday.
After receiving unofficial COM
plants against Douglas administra-
ton. Governor Moody turned the
matter over 10 Attorney General
Claude Pollard.
Pollard would not discuss his plans
Monday, except to say that an in
vestigation is being made.
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Texas Fliers Delay
Try For Endurance

FORT WORTH, Texas. Feb. 49,
Rp-Prevented from taking off by
rain and muddy runway yesterday
and this morning. Al. Henley and
Joe Hart, Oklahoma aviators, an.
nounced today that they will star,
the endurance flight tomorrow from
the municipal airport here.
The plane in which they hope 70
set a new worlds record for contin-
uous flying was in perfect condition,
but the filters felt that the runway
had not dried sufficiently to take a
chance Of going UP.
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San Antonio Leads
In Auto Fatalities

DALLAS. Texas. Feb. 13.-tP-
San Antonio with five fatalities led
the state in the number Of deaths
in automobile accidents for the
month ending Jan. rs. according to
figures announced today BY the u.
S. department of commerce.
Dallas. with four deaths; Fort
Worth. with two; and Houston and
FL Paso, with one death each, were
next. in the order named.
Total deaths for the year ending
an. 2S, were: Ell Paso 23, Dallas p,
San Antonio 81, Fort Worth II. To-
tai deaths in Houston were not
listed.
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LIVE STOCK

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 13-tF-Hogs
$4,000; steady; top $40; packing
Cattle l4,500; calves 1900; fed
steers opening around 25c lower;
she stock and bulls slow; v~ealers SOC
lower; well-finished 1851 ,350-lb.
steers 14.00-15.00; bulk steers 11.75-
400; choice v~ealers 1900.
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When Your Skin
Begins to Age

Use this new wonderful Cleansing
Cream containing Cocoa Butter.
Keeps the skin firm and plump while
il melts into the pores and takes out
all the CRIME and dirt. 1t is so diff
ferent FROM any other cream. Will
not grow hair-keeps complexion
young. Ask for MELL0-GL0 Cleans
ing Cream-it's marvellous. Eagle
Pharmacy, Ines-Ady>
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TOWER
v = So
TO BE PROPPED
= = q
UP BY ITALIANS

PISA, Italy, Feb. 1a.-tR-p.
pairs destined 20 prop IN NV WI
nous leaning tower OF Pisa w;l,
be undertaken shortly under rurar.
vision OF the Ministry u Educatior
and Fine Arts.
The major cosr on the wort
which is likely to take for,
months, will be borne BY the stata
but the Commune or Plea AVA M,
vate sources have contributed 90
600 lire (about $1,000.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Wata.
relieves sun and wind burned svs-
Doesn't hurt. All druggists.-Adv. IN,
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Storm Warnings
Out Over Route

WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.-CP)-The
weather bureau today ordered storm
warnings displayed at 1880 a. NJ,
from Hatteras 10 Jacksonville and
from Pensacola TO Cedar Keys on the
West Gulf coast.
The bureaus order. read:
Advisory southeast storm warn
ing ordered 1880, Hatteras to Jack
sonville. and hoist southeast storm
warnings and lower at sunset, Pen
ance south Of Louisiana coast NOV
ing northeastward will cause strong
southeast winds this afternoon shift
ing 70 fresh west tonight Pensacola
to Cedar Keys.
Between Hatteras and Jackson
vile fresh east winds will increase
this afternoon and shift to southeast
and south tonight and to west on
Tuesday.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.=lP-
Rains and low visibility over the en-
tire southeastern section Of the
country owe which L~indbergh plan
ned 20 fly on his trip from Havana
70 st. Louis viii continue through
out the day, the weather bureau said
today.
In the opinion OF the bureau the
flier could not have picked a worse
day 70 make the flight in quite a
while"
The rains are extensive over the
territory from North Florida to st.
Louis, the bureau said. but have not
extended over the states west OF the
Mississippi.
Col. L~indbergh did not receive a
weather forecast from the Washing
ton bureau before taking off today,
but may have received one from Ha-
vana, where there is a station.
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COMMISSIONERS MEET

The commissioners court met Mon
day morning for q brief session to
select election judges for the July
primaries and to take care Of rou
tine business, including a number Of
estimates on road contracts.
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POTATOES

CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-tP1-Pota-
toes steady; Wisconsin sacked round
whites I.60M1.75; Idaho sacked us
set Burbanks 1.75@1.s5; Minnesota
sacked Red river Ohios and russell
Burbanks 1.5061.75; new potatoes,
Florida Bliss Triumphs crates U. S.
No. /, $50; best 3.7564.00.
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WOMAN DIES On TRAIN

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 13.-(RJ-Mrs
Jane Moodhouse, SIS, Ponca City
Okla, died on a Santa Fe train just
before il reached Kansas City last
night. She was on her way TO Kinks
vile, Mo, for treatment.
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PAIR TAKE POISON; DIE

OTTAWA. Iowa, Feb. 13.-(F-
Grief stricken because Of prospects
OF a long separation, Dewaine v.
Raines, 1~e-year-old apprentice sea-
man Of the United States navy. and
his 16~-year-old bride. c~enevieve
Dwyer Raines, killed themselves by
drinking poison last night
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REPLY FILED
FOR STEWART
Authority of Senate
Attacked in Brief to
9preme Court

%sHINGToN, Feb. 1s.-R-
counsel for Robert w. Stewart,
chairman Of the Standard Oil COM
pany Of Indiana, today submitted to
the District Of Columbia court a a.
page brief in support OF Stewards
effort to make permanent a writ
Of habeas corpus freeing b~Dom
arrest by the senate for ~'using to
answer questions asked BY the oil
committee.
The brief, submitted BY Jesse At
kins, a Washington attorney, con-
tended the senate was without pow
er to arrest Stewart Wen he was
at that time before d senate COM
mittee and under subpoena. Atkins
argued that the power cf the senate
was no greater than that Of a court
and ~contended that in court If q
refusal to answer was i'll founded
the only allowable procedure was 70
order the witnesses 10 answer the
questions and then punish him il
he refused.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.-(P-The
government has about completed the
task of laying before the federal
grand jury facts concerning the re-
fusal of Robert W. Stewart, chair
man of the board Of the Standard Oil
company. to answer questions before
the senate oil committee.
All that remained to be done is
to place before the jury s,cuments
concerning the naval oil leases, ex-
ecutive orders concerning them, q
witness from the interior department
10 establish facts Of the leases, and
70 hear j. j. McGrain, deputy SER
Ceant-at-arms of the senate.
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School Kids Itch vanishes after q
few days B. applying q piecs o. cot
ton. saturated in Imperial Eczema
Remedy, to affected parts at bed
time. All druggists are authorized
to refund -our money Il it fails
Adv. CD
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CIR DTS

Ia GRANGE, Ca, Feb. 1S.-P-
Fuller E. Galloway. ST., long a lead
err in southern business circles and
nationally prominent in the textile
industry. died here yesterday at the
are Of 81.
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LINDBERCII

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high altitude after getting
over land again.
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POIuTRY

CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-(Pl-Poultry
alive steady; fowls 23025; springs
22G30; turkeys 2562s; ROSTERS 20;
ducks 22G2s; geese 1924.
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illness Fatal to
San Benito Man
Especial 10 The Herald

SAN BENITO, Feg. 1S.-Elzie
Kennedy. 43, manager Of the Con-
crete Tile factory here for the past
several years, died at his home here
az ll;l7 p. II. Sunday. He had been
III only four days. He was stricken
while at his work, and removed 70
his home in an ambulance Of the
Thompson mortuary.
The dead man j. survived by his
wife and eight children. two sons
ard six daughters. all married and
residents Of this section. Two broth
ers alrO survive.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at the Thmopson mortu-
airy chapel.
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OPERATION SUCCESSFUL
LONDON, Feb. 13.-tP-Mrs. Win
ston Churchill, wife Of the chan
cellor Of the exchequer, has under
gone successfully an operation for
acute mastoiG.
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Furnished TO The Herald by Tex
as Department Of Agriculture, Unit
ed States Bureau Of Agricultural
Economics and the San Antonio,
Texas Chamber Of Commerce coop
Grating.
, 1928-06-05

no condition is brought forward to in
sure the working OF the Central Factory
after it is transferred, because the clos
ing down of that factory will be a hard
blow to the small cane growers who have
worked all their lives to carry on their
little cultivation; it will be a shame to
drive them to the wall, it is certainly
within the power Of this Council to make
a transfer whereby the Factory could be
kept in operation,
ITO be continued
, 1928-06-05
AO1kAa 4.

The schnr. Resolution sailed from
this port for ST. Thomas at 5 30 yester-
day afternoon with the out. going mail
and the following passengers.-Rebecca
Seville, Bertrand Herbert, Louisa Wal
GrOn and Abney Henry.
, 1928-06-05
KILOGRAMS
ST. CR0TX STATION.


New York, June, lsl-SpecuIalive
sentiment in the stock market was pre-
pOHderateiy buIlish in character. Prices
started Upward from the opening gong
and many Of the best prices OF The day
were recorded in the last hour Of trad
ing. The advance was conducted with
considerable violence in some of the high
priced specialists which were Whirled
upward 8 to nearly 70 points while the
general run Of industuals and rails
moved up | to 5 points. Dodge Brother
preferred attained a new peak at SO and
then dipped to So3 Radio again was
a spectacular feature soaring II! points
to a new high record at 2lS and then
slipping back 2l3 ZIG.
London, June LIST. The anniversary Of
the battle OF Jutland was COMMUNICATED
at Portsmouth yesterday, the Comman
der-in-Chiet Admiral SIR OSrnoud Brock
and the Mayor laying Wreaths at The
Naval war memorial and TIE city ceno-
taph 10 memory OF the eight thousand
six hundred ana fort! eight Ulcers ana
men Ct the BRUSH fleet kuled IN The en-
gagemenl.
London. June End The Prince OF
Wares, after a series Of engagements at
Norwich, dOnned a flying KIT and in the
presence OF thousands OF people took of
by |aerOplane from LCr d0n, his equtrry,
brigaOier General CT. hotter, following
IN another flying machine. Although II
Is the intention OF his Royal Highness
TO frequently adopt thIs method OF Uaye,-
ing there Is at present no question o! ap
pointing speclal royal air puots. Any
officer detailed from tie most convenient
HVIug S(9IOD will UpCrltakp fine duty rf
acting as pIIot tor flying the Prince,
Tokyo, June 2ud.- Ne> spaptr des
patched from Sappore >ay MAJ 400 fl her
men are missing and beueved drowned
IN d huge Tidal wave which destroyed
the fishing fleet OF S~alubutsu on he
Northeast coast Of the Island OF Hokkai.
, 1928-06-05

AAOSA AAAAA 49, -AN
posted as missing at LlOyds. The Beach
am sailed from tampa, Florida, on Janu-
airy 30th. for Kingston, Jamaica, and was
never heard from since leaving port.
PittSburg, Pa. June End. Two balloon
lists. killed a number injured and sever
al damaged gasbags was the disastrous
results OF the national elimination balloon
race, in which all but one OF the IA start
erS were known to have been forced to
earth by d severe storm not long after the
take-Otf here late on Memorial Day,
Pittsburg, Pa. June 2nd.-lhe us.
Army balloon Mol, the last entered In the
national elimination balloon race to report,
landed at Feeds, Virginia at 6.lO O'Clock
on Thursday morning,
Seville. Spain, June End. n new worlds
long distance flight record has been eslab-
liShed by the a~vlators Jlmlnez and Igie-
slaS, laulO messages from them, dispatch
ed from Nasirabad. Capital OF AJmer,
British indla, indicated. NaSIraOad is
approximately 525 miles East OIL harachl,
the fIerS goal. When the avlatorS set
out on TUESDAY noon IRON herC, they had
as their goal karachI, a distance oI ap-
prOXimateIy 4,UOU mII,s. IheIr landing at
NasIrabad Indicated that they traVeIled
approximately $40 miles !aItber than
Clarence Chamberlain ana Charles A. Le-
vine, who had the record ol 1911 niles
mace on the flight from New York TO
Germany ID the Monoplaue Columbia.
London, June 2ud. C,MnIentlng OF
President CooIioge's speech at Gettys-
berg the lines eetmel iaiher puzzled
by the contrast Of his atmatu tor more
cruisers and d strCngtt ali IOIce, with
the recent American conpaIgn against
excessive almtmtLts aId ,,cretaFy kel-
loggs proposal OF r. p q 90 outlaw war.
The paper said that lht IL. sICeLt's eX
LOslllon, however, is uasiu, 10 one res
pect. II shows that 'ae american peace
poIlcy IS realistic and toI that reason
serious auu not to be ~cOuIuuhltG With ab-
aU.ute pacjtisn. The speech nee more
illustrates the difficulty Oh understanding
american aims aud aspirations which
n usr ne fully appreciated it the CONSOLE
GatIUo 81 The peace pact J., lu be assured.
Washing on, June ZUG -Canada's re-
ply to the invitation TO participate in
regOuobs and 10 Gee, me d slpratory of
the proposed tleaty for thv ICIuBcIatiOn
of Waf, mas be,n Lan6g1 10 Nh. William
Philips UufeG State Nil ist0r in Ottawa
Hnd will bt Haus pU0tc ta.iaY. Mr..
Frank Is. Kellogg ~ crrJaJy D. State, mas
announced. The Iusu fetr &,ate and
New Zealand have accepted tie invita-
tlcn anu CaGaIa' reply also Is under
stood 10 be favourable.
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