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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-16
CLOSE DEFENSE TESTIMONY
IN hot CAR TRIAL; FORMER
KLAN LEADERS ON STAND
Part of 81, 900 McNay Loaned on Stolen Auto
Was Paid to Him by City Manager,
League, Says Ex-Titan.
CASE MAY REACH JURY TONIGHT
w. Lee Smith, One-Time Dragon, Blames His
Connection With Stolen Machine on
One of Baldwin Brothers.

Part of the 81 900 which Robert McNay, former titan
KuKux Kan loaned which turned out to have
been stolen came Indianapolis City Manager League,
which paid him $500 month for his work the city
election campaign which ended in June, 1927.
the testimony of McNay, in his Defense in
the fifteen persons in the interstate automobile theft
ring conspiracy case in federal court today
The defense ended it's testimony this morning and the
government began rebuttal this afternoon 1t
peced arguments would be concluded in time for the
Jury to get the tonight
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-16
ORDER BOND ISSUE
School Board Authorizes
$185,00O for New Sites.

A bond issue of $1S5,0OO to pur-
chase new public school sites was
authorized today by the school
board.
The bonds, which will run for two
and three-year periods, will draw
4a per cent interest. 49,
The apportionment of the money
obtained in the issue includes
$4,000 for land in the rear of Girls
pus AttlcRs nigh school, $22, $50 for
land adjoining Washington high
school and the rest for new sites
for Schools 3, 86, 81, 88 and SO.
The board rejected bids for houses
on recently purchased lots and the
buildings and grounds department
will raze the buildings and salvage
them.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-16
An Announcement
of Far-Reaching
Effect

The Times has made spe-
cial arrangements with In
dianapolis used car dealers
to hold a city-wide co-opera-
tive fall clearance sale Of
used cars, from Nov. 16 to 81.
Dealers are anxious at this
time to reduce their used car
stocks before winter sets in
and the market quiets down.
Hundreds of cars, nearly ev-
cry make and model, are be-
ing featured. Big price re-
ductions and easy time pay
ment arrangements are be-
ing offered as inducements
for buying. Fall clearance
sale offerings will appear
each day exclusively in The
Times, Turn to pages 80 and
81 for the first lists.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-16
AIRPORT SITE SOON
Mayor Promises Decision
Upon Return From Trip.

An early decision on a municipal
airport site was predicted today by
Mayor l.. Ert Slack.
The mayor, back from a hunting
trip in southen Indiana, said he will
concentrate ON the airport prob
lem.
He discussed land prices and costs
of conditioning various sites with
several members of hs airport COM
mittee.
"It is only matter of getting
some detailed information on prices.
I would not be surprised at final
selection most any time" Mayor
Slack said.
The mayor said an effort is be-
ing made to obtain further reduc-
tions in land prices.
II will not ask the council for a
$675, 900 bond issue before a site
is selected but the council may
choose to adopt a preliminary reso-
luton on the airport matter"
Site No. 8, south of Ben Davis and
Site 30, north of Ben Davis, which
was recommended by the citizens
committee, are highly favored by
officials.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-16
THREATEN KIDNAPPING

Mark Hanna's Granddaughter
Warned Not to Pursue Jewel Hunt.
By United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Police
protection was sought by Mrs. Betty
Hanna Davidson, granddaughter of
the late Mark Hanna, after she had
received two warnings that unless
she >refranied from further efforts
to recover jewels valued at $4,000
stolen from her home last July her
small daughter, Daisy, would be kid
naped.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-16
UMBRELLA SAVES QUEEN

Marie of Greece Escapes Injury
From Shower of Glass.
By United Press
LONDON, Nov. 16.-Queen Marie
OF Greece escaped injury while
walking today when a third-story
window was broken and showered
glass into the street. The glass fell
on the queens umbrella.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-16
BOMBS IN PARLIAMENT

Two Are Found in Minister'S
Drawer.
By United Press
LONDON, Nov. 16.-Two Mills
bombs were discovered beneath
papers in a drawer in the ministers
room of the House of Commons, it
was repc-@ed today.
The bombs we're found Thursday
night. 1t was established that both
boNabs was souvenirs and were
harmless.
After inspecting the bombs, Scot
land Yard officers searched the
House of Com"lons niautely. No
further discoveries we're made. The
police guard was strengthened about
the Parliament buildings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-16
AGAINST GIRL ATHLETES
Pope Frowns on Feminine Partici-
patton in Track Events.

patton in Track Events.
By United Press
ROME, Nov 16.-Participation of
girls in public athletic competition
again has met with the disapproval
of the pope.
Oservatore Romano, the official
vatican organ, commenting on the
announcement of a Fascist gym
nastic and athletic competition for
girls in Rome next year, objected de-
cisively to the contests. Augusta
Tucati, Fascist secretary general,
had praised the competition as be-
ing greatly in vogue in Anglo Saxon
countries.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-16
FLO WILL PICK 'EM
Iowa Co-Eds Dazzle Judges In
Contest.

BIZ United Press
ANfES, Iowa, Nov. 16.-The raw
ishing beauty of twelve Iowa state
college co-eds has SO confused local
beauty contest judges that their pic
lures have been sent to Florenz
Ziegfeld in New York, who will Sc
lect the prettiest six.
Ziegfeld's judgment will break the
deadlock and pictures of the six
girls he selects will be printed in
the beauty section of Bomb, the
college year book.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-16
Slapped on Back by
Glad Hand-0f Death

Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 16Wenden radio
fruit ship Princess May happily shipmaes
that he Carnarvon would be
married that sea-
The shpmates congratulated Among Fiesta
slapped
and seized Both fell into the
Fiesta by the second but
to the surface.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-16
RUMoR GIANT CAR DEAL
German Plant Denies Link With
General Motors,
By United Press

6V CfJttGU FTeSS
BERLIN, NOV. 16.--A report was
circulated here today. that General
Motors was negotiating for the pur-
chase of a large block of stock in
the big German Opel automobile
works. The production of inexpen-
sive cars in Germany would be in
creased, IL was said. Off1cials of the
Opel works denied the report.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-16

II pressed for time, travel by
Long Distance. Basic rate to GIN
CINNATI and return 70 cents. ADV.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-16
Stays Wife for Cigaret
Fad: Ends Life i'm Jail


NEIGH, Neb, Nov. 16.-Enest Wilmer farmer,
killed his wife Sept &C. because cgarets
suicide in his cell in the county jail here.
Wilmer took strychnine.
Wilmer killed his wife poisoning beating
over the head with snge and hammer Then he buried
a corn field.
Remorse drove him to confess the crime.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-16
Gas City Girl, IA, Missing

By United Press
GAS CITY, Ind, Nov 16.--A state
wide search was under way today for
Anna Marie Smith, IA, missing from
her home here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-16

DRESS BETTER ON CREDIT!
H. & r. Clothing Co., % East Ohio
St.-Advertisement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
CHICAGO COPS
HOLD BLACK IN
OMAHA DEATHS
Was Found In Home,
Hatchet In Belt;
Murderer Fails To
Strike 9TH Night

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-tFi-A nerr,
hatchet-msn, beaten down By his own
hand *. was held here today ~ =
suspect IN the Omaha, Nebr., hatch.
ct" slsyings.
The prisoner. confined to tha
Bridevell hospital under close guard,
said he Was Harry Gonshs, % years
old. He was arrested yesterday aft.
~ he had robbed the home w Alfred
Samuelson. city fireman. His deScrip-
tion, even to his nothing, fit that of
the mBr sought for the series ar
Omaha attacks.
Gonsha carried q hatchet in his bslt
when he entered the Samuelson home.
Fleeing, bic was overtaken BY Samuel
son who wrestcd the hand aE from
the negro's hand and struck him sew
eral times. knocking him unconscious.
After questioning Gsnshs. Police
Captain James noherty telerraphed
Omaha police: II believe your az
man is under arrest here
Gcnsha, who w1s not seriously In
iured when his hatchet was turned
upon him By Samuelson. was some
what hazy concerning his movements
Of the past week, Capt. Dohertv said.
Where did you get the AK - the
csptain asked, and the answer was.
III rot ID next door. in basement"
CThe theft of hand aE from soma
place near his victims home was an
act Of the Omaha aNeman i'm each
VII his three rttarksl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
GROSS Value
Sl94,384,5l4
IS REPORTED
Many Millions Are Be-
queathed TO Educa-
tional, Charitab b lie
Institutions

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-tFi-1he
worlds financial center, used to
glib talk about millions. gasped to-
day when it learned that the late
Payne Whitney had left a gross cs-
tate Of s1e4.S2s.5ii with net vslu-
alton Of si7S,S93, ,655. This was the
largest estate IN the histcr. or the
transfer tax bureau.
Filing Of the estates appraisal re-
vealed that the financier and sports
man had beaueathed more than si5,-
100000 TO educational ard chsri-
table institutions. including Yale
university-his alma mater-the New
York hospital. Cornell University
Medical School. the New York Pub
lie Library and others.
A residuary trust fund OF nearly
S26.0o0.O00 was set aside for Civ
ing aid to charitable. educational,
scientific and literary organizations,
at the discretion OF the trustees.
Mr.. Whitney's widow. Mrs. Helen
whitney. q daughter Of John Hay. a
former secretary Of state. got the
largest single share Of the estate,
life income from s54,202. .694.
To the New York hospital, which
is cooperating with the Cornell
Medical School in plans for a huge
medical center here. Mr.. Whitley
left $is.632. .176.
To the president and fellows of
Continued on page fourteen)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
FOURTH VICTIM
IS RECOVERING

OMAHA, Nebr.. Nov. 22.-(F,-A-
though Omaha's hatrhet slayer did
not swing his weapon yesterday
morning he had for three previous
mornings, bringing death 10 three,
seriously wounding another and in.
iuring q fifth. police and citizens
maintained another All night vigil.
Harold Strihlinv, husband If tho
woman tho killer had abducted FROM
their home and held captive for three
hours. after slashing Stribling with
hatchet, is improving n hospitat
where ~ underwent nn operation yes
terday w relieve pressure on hia
brain. caused by four fractures from
the hatchet.
Funeral service arrangements Hra
going forward for the three other
victims of the slayer's hatchet. Mrs.
Waldo Resso and her sister, willad in
their beds Monday morning. uiil tg
buried tomorrow AZ Weeping Watcr.
Nebr. The funeral date Of Joseph
Blackman. 7l. drayman. killed SUNDAY
morning. remains indefinite.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
SHOW WINDOW
FAIR OPENED
Donna Exposition To
Have Three Days of
Entertainment
Special TO The Heraldl

DONNA. Texas. Nov. 22.-By noon
today All the exhibits for the Donna
show Window Fair were in place. and
the second annual fair was in full
swing. Paul Cowan. teacher or vo-
cational agriculture in the Donna
public schools. inaugurated the dea
last fall, and this year the local
chamber of commerce is actively
backing H. As soon az the fair Il
over Saturday night, the exhibits
will hc transferred 10 their places
AZ the Valley Mid-Nintcr fair At
Harlingen.
Exhibits of antiques. school work,
fruits. vegetables, poultry. CONNER
cial packs, hoy scouts. manufactured
products. and other interesting
things will he displayed. A premium
has been obtained for al exhibits.
Each merchant of Donna has DO
rated show window space thus elm
mating expense from the exhibits.
Two ot the features OF the fair
this wear will be on Friday Nov. q.
in the afternoon at $3.50 the Nc
Allen Bulldogs will meet the Donna
Redskins here in grid tilt 70 de-
eide the upper Valley standing. AT
$50 in the evening the Parent
Teachers association will present.
under the direction of Mrs. "A. q. lie
Kinney, a "Colored Womanless Wei
ding" including man of the most
prominent Donna business men.
The Donna public schools band
will play free concert Thursday
and Saturday nights. and the school
orchestra will provide music fir the
entertainment Friday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
LESLIE WILL
FIGHT Hold
HIS SJUDCESHIP
Report He Would Re-
fuse Office Is Un-
founded, Decl ares
Jurist of Hidalgo

McALLEN. Nov. 22.-J. L. Leslie,
elected judge cf the Ninety-thiri
district court IN Hidalgo county bv
2 majority Of Is votes on the Off
cisl canvas, will accept the office
and will use all honorable and IVY
gal' means TO defend his claim tu
the office.
This was made clear by a state
ment from Judge Leslie when his at
tention was called 10 a report that
he would refuse the office becau 80
his opponent. Gordon Griffin, had
won in the unofficial count BY ma
jority OF 276 votes.
The entire Weslaco box was
thrown out in the official canvass
because Of violations Of the state
and federal election laws This box
had given a heavy majority 70 the
independent candidates. including
Griffin.
Judge Leslie said: You may saw 20
the world and Gordon Griffin that |
will defend my claims 70 the district
judgeship hy all honorable and legal
means. To the end that justice may
always prevail in this county. shall
use every effort 10 hold said office"
Judge Leslie also scored the con-
duct Of his opponent in the race
for tho office.
Independent candidates repor:
they are about reday 20 file the cleo
tion contest and Gordon Griffin has
announced liz will join IN the contest
in every precinct. They eXpe-;
Judge Leslie and Judge Hood Boone
to disqualifv when the suit Is filed
and expect q transfer Of the case TO
some other county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
CROSSES CITY
Limits With
MUSIC,CROWD
Is Compared to Viii
son, Washin g t n;
Called 1909 Jeffer-
sonian Dem
(SpeciaI 10 The Heraldl

HARLINGEN. Nov. 22.-tPJ-0oz-
ing down q cheering gully Of hu-
manity, Bill Williams who has
achieved nationwide publicity be-
cause Of his lost election bet, crawl
ed across the Harlingen city limits
with his peanut before him at 1893
a. m, today as band struck up
triumphant blare.
The enthusiastic mob rushed upon
Bill Just as he crossed the city linn
its, presented him with large flo
raj token, heayed him upon their
shoulders and carried him 70 the
speakers stand.
Then followed a round or speaking
before az least 1000 people from an
portions of the Valley. Bill was
compared 70 Christopher Columbus.
Woodrow Wilson. George Washing
ton. called the 400 per cent Jeffer-
sonisn democrat" said to have ac-
complished "thc greatest achieve
ment Of the century. II not of the
world" and declared to have blazed
the Peanut Trail"
Tyre Brown. president of the Har-
Continued on page fOurttsnJ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
Los FRESNOS
Gets CANNERY
Local Men In Plant
To Put Up Fish,
Vegetables

Organization Of the Los Fresnos
Packing company for the purpose Of
erecting and equipping a canning
plant with q capacity Of two carloads
Of vegetables and fish q day, was an
nounced in Brownsville Thursday BY
A. II. Fernandez Of this city, one ot
the organizers.
II. ". and H. r. Gibson, owners of
q large canning plant AZ Corpus
Christi, arc interested in the pro-
iect. Fernando announced. and Will
~ active IN the management of the
Los Fresnos plant.
1T is the intention of this COM
many. as soon rs its factory is COM
pleted. 20 erect bonded warehouse
NJ Los Fresnos which. will have a
capacity Of from 20 100 carloads IF
manufactured products Mr. Fernan-
de1 said.
work on the new plant will be
started Monday Of next week, and
will he rushed 70 completion. being
finished probably early IN the new
year.
The corporation owning the plant
will have the following officers ID
incorporators: W. r. Palmer. Los
Fresnos, president; 4. 4. Laughln,
Los Fresnos, superintendent: Nolan
Taylor. Los Tresnos, secretary ana
treasurer, and also cashier OF the
Los Fresnos state Pank & Trust Co;
q. ". Gibson and G. n. Gibson ~
Corpus Christi A. III. Fernandez,
Brownsville; Fred ". Swim, san
Bcnito. and z. a. Roscnthal, Browns
Vile.
The plant company is TO be incor-
porated for $4,000. and the plant
will represent an actual value u
about $4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
Whitney Estate is Record
Bids Called For
Paving Miles
COmmtyHigh1Vay

and the New York bond attorneys to
whom they were referred.
No paving will be financed from
these bonds in the Point Isabel-Los
Fresnos precinct. that precincts ~
rata "a be expended or dirt work nni
structures part Of which are ex-
pected TO be paved from future is
sues.
Following are the highways desiE-
mated for paving:
Brownsville Precinct-0ld Point
Isabel road from Brownsville city
limits 70 Puente Guadalupe. approx
imately &c miles. Fourteenth street
from concrete pavement on III Jard,n
Boulevard 70 Nermillicn avenue, ap-
proXimately SIS miles.
San Benito Precinct-Ranverville
road from Highway No. IL soutn-
ward. approximately 9. miles. Rio
Hondo East road from San Benit0-
Rio Hondo road to East Browne
Tract Boulevard; approximately -
miles. East Browne Tract Boulevard
from Rio Hondo east road TO the
Fresnsl road. approximately miles.
Military road from In Paloma ID
Los Indios, approximately SIS miles.
Harlingen Precinct - p almetal
Boulevard from Harlingen city linn
its eastward, approximately 2.6 miles.
Grimes road from Harlingen- Rio
Hondo road eastward, approximately
3.S miles. Dillworth Crossing road
from highway No. IL 20 the Arroyo
Colorado, approximately 2.5 miles.
Alta Palma road from Highway No.
H. northward, approximately 1.T
miles.
The program financed by Series
"C' bonds IL cpected 70 be practical
ly completed before January j, con-
CONTINUED on page two)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
LATE BULLETINS

EARLY APPROVAL
WASHINGTON Nov 22FConderrc OF 1d
S27t0e0O0 bill
as. He expects BILL already be
in session
WOMAN INDICTED IN TEXAS ROBBERY
WICHITA FALLS Tf-Tw Of mail
indicted
,hsft $4,000 Railway
indictments IL
bridges Mealing E. Pruett the clerk with taking
alleged
MAN BELIEVED INSANE DAUGHTER AND SELF
22-PNhile his by
his 2ycsrod daughter Sophie
L.,s sshed his throat with
TEXAS HEALTHY STATE FINDS
AUSTIN
Banking Departments
an
in cash. despite decrease Of the
sss - T2s sincs years October 10 call.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
Auto,
Owner Sought In
Staying of Baby

HOUSTON. Nov. 22.-lPi-An ex-
pensive automobile end its owner
were hunted today ~ officers fol-
lowing a new clue in an attempt 70
find the slayer Of 2 baby, whose
dismembered body was fished from
rool here Tuesday.
People in the neighhorhood where
the body was discovered stuffed in
lard can had last seen woman
with q child several days ago when
a car driven by we'll dressed man
came 70 her house. The young won't
an who had the child in custody told
several persons the baby was her
stepbrother. ard neighhors believed
the man was The brother Of the
woman.
Investigators abandoned the theory
that the mother as we'll as the child
was victimized when a search Of the
bayou failed 70 reveal another body.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
PICTURESQUE
CLOSING
New Rich Oil Man Is
Sued For Million
BY His Cook

PANHANDLE, Tex. Nov. 22.-lP)
I'm the tiny Hutchinson county
courtroom where picturesque
group Of veteran ranchmen and
fashionably dressed oil operators
gathered. one of Texas largest
breach Of promise suits. a $1,000. 1000
litigation against J. a. Whittenberg.
neared its end today.
Final testimony which sought TO
prove that Mrs. Donie Van Dever.
-, one time cook on the West Texas
oil millionsirc's ranch. had numcr-
Gus associations with other men ct
the time Of her purported engage
ment with the 7i-year-old pioneer.
featured the fourth day Of the hear
ing. Indications were the case
would reach the jury tonight.
After Whittenberg denied from
the witness stand that he had ever
proposed TO the woman, a mother OF
six children. an array Of witnesses
was marshaled BY defense counsel
to substantiate his TESTIMONY that
nothing other than ordinary rela-
tions between employer and employe
existed between the two.
One witness asserted that Mrs.
Van Dever had told Of plans TO
dress IN for the old man and spit
sugar in his ear in order to get linn
to propose"
The old plairsman who became
one Of the country's richest men
almost overnight through discovery
Of oil on his vast properties in Hut
Crimson county. was Rrilled for nine
hours yesterday regarding relations
between himself and the woman. de-
nying that he had deserted her in
1926 after they had been engaged 70
be married
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
ROGERS TOO
GOOD; SCORNED
BY BOHEMIANS

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22.-tF7l
The Examiner today said the
name OF Will Rogers, actor and
humorist. had been withdrawn by
his sponsor from nomination ~
an associate member of the e..-
elusive Bohemian club Of San
Francisco.
The newspaper reported that
among the reasons for the with
drawal was an accusation that
while Rogers was a distinguished
guest OF the club st its annual
high iinks last August he stole
the show by occupying the lime
light for an hour and half In
stead OF keeping TO the five min
utcs allotted him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
TO FORMALLY
OPEN SCHOOL
This EVENING
$350,0O0 Junior Col
lege-Senior High
Building to Hold
Open House, Fete

All details surrounding the formal
opening program 20 be conducted for
the new s5JO.0o0 model Junior Col
Senior High structure Thursday
evening, we're cleared Wednesday
when the program was completed.
The building will he opened for
general inspection at s o'clock. Ush-
ers will be available 10 show groups
about the building and the teachers
will remain in their classrooms and
receive the groups, explaining out
standing features Of the structure.
The program proper will open at
$50 o'clock in the auditorium with
the singing Of America" by the au-
dience. Invocation will BE- delivered
by Rev. T. Vs. Marshall Of the Bap-
tist church.
The high school Girls Clee club,
reorgani1ed and brought up % full
strength this year By Miss Annie
Tucker, is to sing two songs, the
first Of which will be Summer
Winds Blow" This will he followed
By "Pale Moon" a number that is
unusually effective when sung by
girls chorus.
Members of the school board are
20 be called upon for "reminiscences,
going back 70 the why, | remem-
her when" on matters pertaining
"a the local schools. Sharp contrasts
are expected 20 be brought out when
the speakers talk Of buildings Of
years ago m the auditorium OF
Brownsvillc's most recent and mod
eru school structure
Mr.. Whirham Of the junior high
school vii favcr the audience with
trombone solo and will be followed
by Or. X. h. Cousins Of the South
Continued On page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-22
British King Has
Fever and Cold

LONDON. Nov. 22,-(F'-king
George was confined to his bed to-
day with cold and q slight fever.
An official AZ Buckingham Palace
said the kings indisposition was in
no way causing the slightest anX-
iety 10 the royal household.
aHis Majesty contracted slight
feverish cold the official said.
"iust as any Of his subjects is likely
rs do az this time OF the year. Act
ing on the advice of his doctors. he
has taken TO his bed as a preraution
until a slight feverishness has pass
ed I"