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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07
Merritt APPROVES
dry Law REPEAL
0.P.Keynoter Disaere@ With
Stand Taken by Hoover
QUESTIONS SMITH METHOD
Republican Convention Speaker
Praises Gov. Trumbull's Admins
tratiOll-DeClares New York Exc
cutive Has Trebled Debt of State.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NCW 1Ork EAC-
cutive Has Ireblcd Debt of State.
New Haven, Sept. 8 R-A con-
tinuation OF the republican admin
istration in the state and the nation
was urged here tonight by Congress
man Schuyler Merritt. temporary
chairman and keynoter- of the re-
publican state convention. Declaring
that the democratic party Is trying
to steal republican clothes and to
masquerade in them as experts in
producing prosperity at home and
peace abroad" the speaker added
Now the democratic donkey md
the Tammany tiger are lying down
together but the donkey is inside
the tiger and this composite animal
is trying to look like an1 make a
noise like our grand old elephant in
the hope that it may deceive the
people,"
FavOrs Repeating 18th Amenilnsent
Both Platforms" said Mr.. Mer-
ritt, 'call for enforcement of the
Eighteenth Amendment, and both
randidates say that SO long as it is
part of the Constitution they will do
their best to enforce 1t. But one
candidate says he thinks the
amendment should be repealed and
the other thinks not. This might be
an important difference II such re.
peal were within the limits of pos
sibility, but is 1t? Any amendments
or notifications Of the Constitution
must be submitted to the states by
the vote of two-thirds of both houses
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07
Stores Back On Winter
Schedule-Open Sat. Night

New Britain stores return to
winter schedule this week and
from now on will be open Satur-
day nights until 3 o'clock. closing
at 6 p. m. on Fridays.
The Saturday night closing
voted by the Chamber of Com
merce applied to the summer
season only.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07
"Is True" Says John

Northampton, Mass, Sept. Z Up
The report that John Coolidge is to
take a position with the N. Y. N.
H. & H. railroad is true as far as
it goes" John said today. although
he declined to confirm 1t outright.
Anything further would be en-
barrassing to the railroad. he added.
The presidents son, when in
formed OF the report from Superior.
said:
II wonder where they got that"
When pressed for details con-
cerning the position, he declined to
talk, beyond admitting that he had
had a conference with E. G. Buck
land of the New Haven railroad in
New York city earlier in the week.
He ended by saying that any,
thing definite would have to come
from the railroad officials.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-07
auckland Confirms RcpOrt

New Haven, Sept. 7-E. G. Buck
land, vice president of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad today confirmed reports
that John Coolidge will enter the
service of the road.
His statement was as follows:
THE matter Of employment Of John
Coolidge is having favorable consid-
Grafton. 1t is his desire to begin
at the bottom and depend solely
upon his own efforts, to work his
own way up and learn railroading.
What kind of job he will have
or where he will be located is not
yet determined"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24
Money to Loan

Secured by first deed OF trust on real estate.
Prevailing interest and commission.
Joseph |. Weller &C. sSS wash sts L Z Trust rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24
MANY HOLD STOCKS
TO AVOID TAX LOAD
Income Levy Causes Holders to
Shun Paper Profits, Baltimore
Operators Find.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, September 24.-Many
local operators in stocks are consider
ing the income tax question in making
their commitments. 1t is said that this
is one of the factors which has kept
heavy offerings off the market. 1t is
pointed out that important interests are
not only refusing to convert paper
profits into cash. but are actually in
creasing their holdings Many, it is as
serted, are looking two years ahead and,
therefore. are not tempted by the large
profits they now have on paper at least.
Several firms report that some CT
their customers are carrying stocks
which they acquired seven years ago
when prices were anywhere from so TO
$50 or more points lower than are cur
rent today. The return on some of
these issues. based on present market
prices, is considerably less than 3 per
cent. They are not interested in re-
turn now. but in prospects of substan-
tial enhancement in value over the next
two or three years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

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Am Republic.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24
Automohi,e FACTORY SaIes Gain

August factory sales of motor ve-
hicles in the United States, as reported
to the Commerce Department, were
458, 429, of which 400,689 were passen-
ger cars and 57740 were trucks, COM
pared with 391, 100 passenger cars and
trucks in July and 308,G26 in August,
1927. These figures are based on fig
ures b3 1855 manufacturers, 48 making
passenger cars and 125 trucks, with Is
| making both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

eight points today
to a new all-time
high mark of 143.
The sharp adj
vance is said to be
mainly due to the
price at which the
common is selling
on the New York
curb. The common
closed Saturday at
425l2. but has re-
Gently been selling
well above that fig
ure. The preferred
is interchangeable
on a three-for-one
basis, so that it is
considered h ere
that it may have
u y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

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holster Radio.
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kresge SIS pf(S)
kresge Dept S.
Kress IS H)(1).
kroger Crotch.
LagO Oil.
Lambert (t6h).
Lee Tire & Rub.
Leh Por emit 2 IA
Lehn & Fink(3).
Life Savtl.60)..
Lig Myerst +5)..
Lig & Myrs 3 IS
Lima Locomtve.
Liz Ca rbt3.6O)..
Loew's ST t3).
Loew's pf(6h).
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Lorillard Co.
Lorillard pft7).
Louisiana on.
Louistia SAILS
Louis & Ma sh u J
Ludlum Stlt2)..
McAndreWs $50
Mccall Corpt3).
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Macy Co (2)....
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Man Ell m2gtd5)
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MINI & st Louis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24
Bank Clearings.

NEW YORK, September "a Especially
New York bank clearings today
$3.50 900, 900; year ago, $483, O00. 900
New York bank balances, today, $l13,-
600, 900; a year ago, $1170OO,00O. New
York Federal Reserve balances, $106,-
100000; year ago, $85, 100000 Boston
bank clealings, today, SCI 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24
New Bonds Offered.

NEW YORK, September "a (P).-New
offerings today include $1,425,000 Ohio
Cities Water Corporation first mortgage
5la per cent gold bonds, series A, at
9712 and accrued interest, to yield more
than 5.68 per cent. An issue of 81 $780,
900 first lien 512 per cent bonds of
American States Public Service Co.
shortly will be marketed. -.---.-.--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24
FOUR NEW PEAKS
ON D. c. EXCHANGE
Sanitary Grocery, American
Security, Gas and Security
Storage Go Higher.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

In one of the busiest sessions of the
Washington Stock Exchange in many
months Sanitary Grocery preferred,
which closed last week at 1875, jumped
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12

yey 297, Stuart Place subdivision,
G. G. Henson ct al to D. s. Ger
v~antes, lot 8. block 131, city of
Brownsville, 1925.
G. G. Henson ct al to D. s. Cervan-
ties, lot Q, block pa, city Of Browns
Vile, 1915.
G. G. Henson ct al to d. s. Ger
v%antes, lot Z, block 226, city Of
Brownsville. $3.50.
G. G.. Henson ct al to ID. s. Cervan-
ties, lot Z, block Pa, city Of Browns
willie, 1915.
{. I. Moore to Valley Develop
acres Of W. 1916 acres Of block /,
survey 297, $40 etc.
J. Z. Sawyer to c. Z. Montgomery
ct al. n. 10 acres of S. 90 acres Of
lot 2, Parker subdivision Of Dana
land. La Feria, $40 etc.
A. IT. Withers ct al 10 Kathryn Her
bert. all s. 5 acres OF block 3 and all
block 6, containing As acres, survey
294. Stuart Place subdivision. $40 etc.
Sarag +. Brady TO Mrs. Beula La
Gro, farm block 33, containing 4.3i
acres out Of FL Jardin subdivision Of
shares SO and 10, $40 etc.
Katherine O'Brien TO j. T. Thomp-
son, all lot 10, block As, original
townsite Of Harlingen. $500.
Lewis Bogus ct al 10 Joe Celaya,
Jr., undivided l-2 interest in lots 4,
5, and 8. in block 20, West Browns
willie addition to Brownsville, $40 etc.
J. Lewis Bogus ct al to Drew Pat
t~erson, block 40. FL Jardin subdi-
vision, share 27, $40 etc.
j. Lewis Bogus et al TO Drew Pat
t~erson, block 40. FL Jardin subdi-
vision, share 27, $40 etc.
J. L. Bogus ct al TO Drew Patter-
son, an undivided 1-2 interest in
lots 4, 5 and 6 in block 70, West
Brownsville addition, city Of Browns
Vile, $40 etc.
J. L. Bogus ct al to Drew Pat
t~erson, all blocks l0l and l04, out az
San Benito Irrigated Land Co.'S. sub
division, $40 etc.
Los Ebanos Estates, Inc, to j. r.
Harris, Jr.. lot z in block IL, Los
Ebanos addition, city Of Brownsville,
SO etc.
AL Parker Securities Go. 70 Chris
tian II. Peterson ct al, s. 10 acres Of
Jig ~ ~ aNAG1 Vi DANAh - MINNIE
sota-Texas Land & Irrigation Co.
subdivision. $4,000.
w. A. Mckinney ct al "a y. r..
STANDARD, trustee, deed Of trust, all
lot 10 in block 2, Anglin addition, city
Of Harlingen.
Jno. Baker ct al to N. VI. Baker.
lots z and 8, block 4, townsite OF Har-
lingen, $40 etc.
John Baker ct al to N. ". Baker.
lots Z and 8, block Z, original town
site Of Harlingen. $40 etc.
5. G. Mathes ct al TO Mrs. Beulah
LaGro. lots ! and 2 in block 3, Mathes
addition, San Benito, 1888 etc.
Al Parker Securities Co. TO F. p.
Maxwell ct al, lots to Z Inc. in block
131, townsite of olmito, SO etc.
! J. W. Pyles ct al to j. +. Purcell,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12

Mrs. f. L. kellogg to A. II. Pickens
et al, 10 acres out Of farm blocks
239 and PAL, San Benito Land and
Water company's subdivision, $40
etc.
A. II. Pickens ct al to Eliz. L. KEEL
logg, lot 8, block SO, third addition,
townsite Of San Benito, $40 etc.
Port Isabel Go. to Frank Hacka-
thorn, lots l and 2 in block 25, town
site Of Point Isabel, $500.
Port Isabel Co. to DR.. A. W. Nc
Candies, lot II. block AZ, city of
Point Isabel, $500.
Port Isabel Co. to DR.. A. W. Nc
Candless, lot 4. block l07, city Of
Point Isabel, S1750.
Port Isabel Co. to DR.. A. NJ. Nc
Candless, lot 4, block 80, city Of
Point Isabel, $1,000.
Emeterio Gomez ct al to Texas
Land d Mortgage Co, lot 10 in block
S., city Of H~arlingen, $500.
Ed Wichstrom ct al to Sid Howard
ct al, s. 10 acres Of block 5 out of
r. +. Evans subdivision, $40 etc.
sid Howard ct al TO Ed Wichstrom
ct al. lot II, block 2, Barton addition,
city Of Harrington, $40 etc.
Lima Waggoner et al 10 II. +.
Carmody, lot 81, containing POPS
acres, out of Waggoner Highlands
subdivision. $40 etc.
II. +. Carmody TO F. n. Pooh ct al.
lot Al. containing 20.26 acres out Of
Waggoner Highlands subdivision,
Sl1,O5O.
j. II. Dishman to G. L. Huff. 10
acres, beginning at S. +. corner, sec
tion "a, $40 etc.
Al Parker Securities Co. to j. J..
Mattern ct al, lot /. block 1876, town
site Of Olmito, $500.
A. l.. Harris ct al to Delta Irrigat-
cd Farms Co.. all Of lot %, section
No. /, containing 20 acres, Harris,
Gentry subdivision, share 2S, $4,000.
c. II. Colgin to Delta Irrigated
Farms Co, all block 100, containing
1892 acres and N. w. part Of block
lS9, containing 6.96 acres, San Benito
Irrigation GO. subdivision, $40 etc.
J. Z. Stone 10 Jeff Hicks ct al, 40
acres out Of blocks 10, III and IL,
out Of n. r. Masterson subdivision,
$3.50
Federico de la G. Ramirez to Del
fina de la Cara Vida Fragoso, land
situated in grants known as Lapara,
La Lomita or Gaia Pinta. Longoreno
Banco and other tracts, $40 etc.
A. F. Parker to VIM. Jarvis, farm
tract %, containing 40 acres out of
Coast Land Farms subdivision, $4,000.
Port Isabel Irrigation Co. to Cars
ten Jensen, block IS, containing 7.S9
acres out Of Bayside Gardens subdi-
vision, S6,455.0l.
Port Isabel GO. 70 VIM. ]. German.
lots II. ia, - and 12-A. block So,
tOwnsite Of Point Isabel, Texas,
S25G0.02.
Zeferino Galvan to Josefina Bena-
vides, lot 6, block 2, Commercial adj
dition, city of San Benito. $175.
Valley Developments, Inc, 10 Ruth
B. Palmer, +. 4.24 acres Of s. S.24
acres Of W. 1916 acres Of block. sur
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12

S. Is acres Of block 80, Minnesota
Texas Land and Irrigation Cos. sub
division, $40 etc.
r. Fulton Jones e. al to Jones
Transfer & Storage Co., [ tracts Of
land out Of +. 6 acres of block ID"
Harlingen Land e. Water Co. subdi-
vision, survey SO, SO etc.
A. II. Fernandez, trustee, to Clyde
l.. Owens, lot IL, block so, West
Brownsville, $40 etc.
j. p. Couch ct al to a. +. Martin,
all block "a, containing 47.6l acres,
FresnOs Land 4 Irrigation Cos. sub
division, $40 etc.
F~resnos Land & Irrigation Co. to
Edgar Lipe, TAI acres Of land, out Of
share u, Epiritu Santo grant, Sal
etc.
Port Isabel Co. to Mrs. Mabel Hick-
man, lot 2. block SO, city Of Point
Isabel, $13S7.50.
II. S. Burnett ct al to Mrs. Pearl
Clark, S. 10 acres Of block 4, survey
40, +. II. Handley subdivision, $40 etc.
Port Isabel Irrigation co. TO Chas.
Schoenberg ct al, 9.35 acres out of
block Sc, Bayside Gardens subdi-
vision, SS2I6.32.
Port Isabel Co. TO Chas. ~Schoenberg
ct al, lots 8 and g, block SO, townsite
of Point Isabel, S2312.50.
Estate Agnes A. Brown. deceased.
to II. C. Harding. trustee, 1882
acres, being tract No. 80, share 10,
Paroles tract, $4,000.
Helen G. Bowie ct al to J.. z. bod
son, lot 2 in block Z, third addition
to city Of San Benito, $40 etc.
j. A. Conger ct al TO NJ. L. Igo, +.
1-2 Of block 37s, containing 1888
acres, out Of San Benito Irrigation
Go. subdivision, $40 etc.
j. A. Conger to NJ. L. Igo, W. 10
Of block BIS, containing 1889 acres,
out Of San Benito Irrigation Co. sub
division. $40 etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12
Clam Farms Thrive
Along Maine Coast

JONESPORT. Me.-tP-This Gown
and its neighbor. Rockland. are Civ
inc attention 70 clam cultivation.
Forty reservations have been set
off and worthwhile results obtained.
So prolific is the Maine coast clam
that If the flats were properly pro-
tected and cultivated there would be
little danger Of the clam industry's
decline.
One Knox county town expert
mented with a quarter acre, closing
a "clam farm" for a period Of three
wears. The first winter il was opened
the revenue from the small area was
more than $40. II. n. erie, director
Of the Maine fisheries commission
saws that if the flats were closed and
cultivated for short periods every
acre would average at least 1000
bushels Of clans annually.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12
Wounded Hero of
War Nouns Lost
Dog; Sinks To End

ing. huddIed UP on a fire escape
AZ the jefferson Davis hospital. In
his hand was a dogs collar with
the name Buddy" on il.
Reid refused TO talk about him.
self. but he asked physicians and
hospital attendants to find his Bud
dy. So far they have been unsuc-
cessful. and physicians say the SOL
dier's injuries are aggravated by DIS
appointment.
Although Reid refuses 70 talk. the
following about Buddy was found
among his notes: :,
Born in Edinburgh. Scotland
Served W years in English army.
Peculiar way about i'm. Couldn't
be petted. Given to u. :. army with
Il other dogs. Buddy being tent to
Hill II or 70. !, the undersigned.
sergeant at the time.
II took a liking 10 Buddy. He
was under my command until the
end Of the war. Buddy was allowed
to return to the states with me by
special permission of the colonel Of
our regiment. I took him 10 Texas
with me and he turned out 10 be a
watchdog.
Buddy got several habits during
the war. one of which Is to prick up
his ears when he hears a loud
noise. / grab him at such times.
He has turned out to be a real pal.
and he and / have travelled together
nc all times. He will stand for n
lot Of foolishness about him. When
he walks away. don't fellow him.
"He is aboSt II years cid. can lis
ten TO the conversation Of anyone
and apparently understand n.
"He won several prizes in differ
ent states. From January 8 until
April 3 he walked nearly 5000
miles. stopping at intervals for food
and water.
eve have been SO attached at
times that Buddy would carry on
and worry about me until we met
again. At that time he was full Of
life and would growl IL anyone came
near me for fear I would leave him
again"
The soldier saws nothing. and
doctors shake their heads as he sits,
lingering Buddy's worn collar.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12
Retail Merchants
Association Will
Meet atEdinburg

EDlNBURG, July 12.-Members of
the Retail Merchants Association Of
the Valley will hold a business ses-
sion and banquet at the Blue Bon
net Gardens in this city Thursday
night.
Preparations have been made to en-
terrain at least so members Of the or
ganization VIII owill be representative
o practically very town in the VAL
ley, according to Miss Elizabeth Col
lier, secretary Of the local Retail
Merchants Association.
The principal address Of the eve
ming will be delivered by Victor Metz,
San Benito business man, who is d.
rector in the state association.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12

HOUSTON, Tex, July 12.-(RD-
Another chapter is being written
here in the age old saga Of friend
ship between mar and cog.
The characters in this incident
are Buddy. a friendly collie dog. and
William R. Reid Of Gulfport, Miss.
Reid served through the World
war. and came home. his body rack
ed by pains and his lungs ravaged
by chlorine gas. Buddy came with
him.
A free lance poet, and a sort OF a
wandering philosopher who went
from hospital to hospital in an en-
deavor to keep a little ahead of
death, Reid came to Houston unan-
nouneed. He was found. one morn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12

Happy town Is wellfedland
Where they feed you Something grand"
1t does make a difference where you buy your
meats. Quality foods at the prices that prove
fairness. Service that's really helpful. Pure but
ter, and fresh eggs.
Really, you should try our fresh meats if you
have not done so. We do not allow the cheaper
grade of meats to 60 into our cooler. We sell you
something you can eat with satisfaction.
Plenty of fat Hens and Fryers for
Friday and Saturday
You will enjoy your meals if you will
stock your pantry from our store.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12
Bishop Of Canterbury
Preparing to Retire

LONDON. -tP- The s0-year-old
Archbishop Of Canterbury is soon 70
retire. according to his own an
nouncement 10 the Canterbury do
cesan conference, which met in Lam
beth palace.
here for the seventh Lambeth
conference" he said. at will be under
enotber chairmanship than my own.
.bough I am privileged 10 take part
revt month in forming the initial
ri.rs FOR that great gathering"
Dr.. Randall Davidson has com
Melted rs years as primate q the
Established Church Of England. tie
has held that office for a longer
period than any Of his predeees-
sors in the past 400 years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12
Spend Your Vacation
IN TEXAS

Vacation time is here again!
Once more the Central Power and
Light Company wishes to remind
Texans that there are no better
places for relaxation and rest than
may be found in the thousand spots
dotting the States line of seashore,
the sylvan retreats along its purling
streams, the delightful hill country
resorts, or the majestic plateau Of
the Davis Mountain range.
Ancient Greeks set great store by
the maxim "Know Thyself." Not
less important, not less pleasant,
would be know Thy Texas. From
the surge Of the blue waters Of the
Gulf of Mexico out to the towering
peak of Ell Captain, from the hills of
Fredericksburg down to the magic
Valley of the Rio Grande, every
sector of this wide area is fitted by
Nature for the crumpling Of cares.
Texas is a vacation land of end
less charm where the variety Of
things to do and sights to see are
endless. Scenic grandeur, sailing,
swimming, honest to goodness"
fishing, sporty golf courses, wood
land trails for hiking and riding,
dude ranches, bustling cities 80.
rest -. recreation 49,. what more
could one vacation hold?
Enjoy the best vacation you ever
experienced -. right in Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12
Mission Gas Mains
Are Being Extended

MISSION, July 12.-The Rio
Grande Valley Gas company is busy
this week laying $500 feet Of gas
mains in this city, the mains extend
ing from the original big main line TO
the railroad, and from thence south
and west, to and including the gin
sites, some Of the gins making ar
engagements to connect up with the
gas for fuel.