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The Washington times., 1929-01-29
THRILL RIAL
G0N NIIEs
~ TARLtTON OOLIITER

ATLANTA Jan. aS lI.Nss.).- "A
titanic legal battle vim start here
today with the life Of Richard
fDickyl ealloglg. the son OF an old,
aristocratic Southern family and
the darling" Of Atlanta's younger
social set. AS the stake.
GaIlogly will so on trial for the
Staying of Willard Smith store
clerk whose death. the state con
tends, was the ctilmination Of 3
career Of crime and handitry upon
which be and George Harsh the
self-stvled nlaster-naind. embarked
for q thrill.
Harsh already has been sentenced
To die In the electric chair March
is. for the Smith murder here IN
October last. In confessing dis
amazing crime career to police. ne
implicated Gallogly as an accom-.
plice. and few hours later his
college clIum was arrested at q
football game
The two scions OF wealth are
charged with having killed not
Continued on Page !, Column s.
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DAYS, but he will also ease situ-
alton that has been embarrassing
to both men.
No Precedent
The fact that history win be-
made for rarely II ever has de-.
feated candidate for the PresI.
dency called on his successful I'll.
val lis merely incidental Al Smith
takes short cuts through traditions
although he is stickler for the
ordinary amenities Of political and
social intercourse.
Today's meeting was not ar
ranged without considerable jockey.
ing. The former governor, accom-.
panied by John ]. Rsskob. his
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All smith is going to call cnl
Herbert Hoover
The victor and the vaTiquished
In the most nemorable election
the country has ever seen have an,
engaaement. They have never met
before, save once In purely per-
functory manner, and that long
before either thought that he
would Be In the position he occu.
pies today
The Happy warrior win motor
over from Coral Gables at II
o'clock to pay his respects to Mr..
Hoover at Belle Isle. In so doing
ne will not only appease the curi.
.osIty II Miami Beach and stin the
speculative conversation that has
been running rampant for two
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BL LANTON IN
FIGHTING
Roll

Representative Thomas
BIanton Of Texas today
dragged into the open star
ling new revelations ii the
case Of Capt. Guy e. Rurlin.
game Of the Second precinct
accused of piIing up i S14 COO
aft fund 1T meeting 81
tie Gibson subcommittee of
the House District Committee
today
The testimony was pt1nctuated by
sharp exckang geH between members
az the COMMITTEES ana police officials.
BlIrIin game refused to answer any
and Major Edwin B. Hesse, chief
Of police. insisted that tie matter
be thrashed out in court.
Has Affidavit Signed
Blanfon introduced ali affidavit
signed by Mrs. Helen r. Elalock,
of the 1900 block Seventh st. NJ. w.
4 paImist who brought ths charges
against Burlingarne. Blanton said
the affidavit, containing grave
charges against the police captain,
was dictated and signed BIZ tie
paimist on her recent visit to BIan-
toms home In Texas.
The affidavit charged Burlinxarle
with defrauding the woman OF
s14 300 and Of trying 70 obtain con-
troll Of her property here
BiantOn informed the sllbconlIn Etee
that among the private papers turn
ed over 10 him by Mrs. Blalorlx WAS
"a large stack Of affectiOmafe mis-
slVea, signed variOusly Guy
BurlingaHne, E. R., Heart.
sore, z Your brOlge1i-hearted Dadily, z
and Your loving Daddy.
am not going TO enaharrass the
captain By reading them here Blan-
ton said smiling al BurlinaaTne.
hey are his private affairs with
the woman ana that's his business.
There's ID whole stack of them here. Y
Bllrlingalne told the subcommittee
that Blanton nourished grudge
against him ever since the trial of
Private OrvilIe Staples on serious
charges, when Staples was convicted
BY police trial board on which
Burlinganne was sitting The captain
declared that Blanton had threatened
10 attend to him later.
Denies Vengeance
Rlanton fatty denied this. assert
ing he had dismissed the Staples
Continued on Page q. Column 8
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Lightning NotO Ready
70 Be Put to Work
BY JAlEEs Q. KILG 9 W. .ll

NEW YORK Jan. g --Artifical lightning Of
100000 volts the highest attained laboratory
been produced and measured at the Pitted Nass high
voltage laboratory of the General Electric Company was
announced today at the convention Of the American Institute
Of Electrical Engineers The announcement made By
p w peek consulting engineer Of the COMPANY.
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night to Nancy Ann Miller, Ameri-
can wife Of the former Maharatall
Of ImdOre, was registered at the
Saint Gerlnain city ltaII today Mn-
der the name 0f Sllarada Raje.
BOMBAY, Jan. % u.N.S.).
The priestly tenders of the
altar fires in the private
chapels Of Tnkojirao Holkar s
family in Indore, who had
been offering prayers and
making sacrifices in hope that
the Hindoo gods would send
3 boy baby as the first born
Of the former Maharaiah of
Indore and his American wife
were frankly disappointed to
day because the child is d girl
News from Paris that the Ma
haranee, formerly Miss Nancy Ann
Miller, Of Seattle. WasTn.. had
given birth to daughter was re
ceived In Indore without any de
nlonstrations.
tiH lalNGEsgB LtiEi SAkttQ st1f91 Has
throne as ruler of IndoFe state IN
1925 as the result Of scandal over
a dancing girl Prince YeshWant
is now Afaharaiaf,
Gods llsipleased
III accordance with Indian ira
dltiUn among the Hindoos, II ls
an event of first rate family
Importance when the first born Il
boy.
When the first child IS son
Il is an occasion for rejoicing and
sacrificial offering for II Is as
sured that the gods we're pleased
with the nuptial union
Masters of Hindo0 mysticism hold
the belief that. when the first child
Is girl, it shows that the gods
were dispteased
The former Miss Miller renouDead
Christianity and became Hinaoo
convert in ceremonies at Mask on
March 1913 last
Several days later she and the
former Maharajah were married al
Barwani BY Hindoo priests with ali
the ancient ceremony OF that an
cient faith.
Later they went to France where
they have been living at Chateau
Holkar former Chateau D.HanIe
mont. In ST Germain, near PARIS.
except Tor i brief soiourn IN switzsI
erland.
Kites Held III Paris
When the news came out that
the American born wife OF the
Indian prince was expecting an.
heir. keen interest was aroused in
the Holkar household
The family deit:. was lnvok ed.
with prayers and offerings that the
child might be 1 boy.
The ceremonies. similar to those
that lave been known In India for
ages. were conducted IN the French
home Of the ex. iaIiara jah and his
wife.
The dancing giri. Munltaz Begun.
who was involved III the scandal
that caused the Ndaharajala's =
abdicatiOn. was recently vorced
here from her husband through.
mutual nseTt
i
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Smith Visits HooDer
n Miami Today
Il a talking nlovie.
By GEORGE n HOLMES

MIAMI BEACH Fla, Jan % & lI.NS.) Two men, the
mere mention whose three months ago would have
started arguments today under circumstances
which whether they Will il not have been made highly
drama
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OldestJL. S. Statesman
Reaches 88 Today
BY WILLIAM s. NEAL
international News service

The nation eldest Representative Charles Man
ley Sedman D of North CaroIinaeelehrated his eighty
eighth birthday today with the firm declaration that he viii
retire from public office after he has put 80 be-
hind him.
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D. S bride ESS TRIED
MAY Be TO HUSH
QUEEN RAID

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 29.
The names Of Coy. Myers =.
Cooper, Senator Simeon y.
Fe Harry n, Silver director
of nanee ii Cooper cabinet,
and Edward Martin, secres ary
70 Senator Fess have been
brought into the trial 81 Bert
r.. Buckley, Republican State
Treasurer in Federal Court
here, on charges Of violating
the prohibition not BY bribery
and conspiracy in conjunction
with alleged protection Of Gin
cinnati breweries.
senator Fssa vas the keynotsr 1t
the Republican national convention
1T Kansas city last summer which
nominated Herbert Hoover for
President. He has always been rec
ognized as one of the leading drys
III Congress and III all his political
campaigns has had the support Of
the Anti.saloon League
For American Legion
John r. Eckhart; acting assistant
prohibition adrninistra Columbus.
the Governments star witness. testi.
fled that Buckley told him ID October
that higher ups were coming to
him about raid on the Jackson
Brewing Company Cincinnati, In
which beer alleged To have baen IN.
tended Tor an American Legion group
On the way t0 convention was
seized
Buckley represented to him, Eck
hart said, that those ifer-ups''
didn't wish the matter stirred with 4
political campaign In progress and
named Cooper and senator Fess as
two of the hig heg.ups.
Silver and Martin were named by
Robert N Hrunpaugh. of Buck ley n
counsel n his opening ADDRESS asl
having gone To William N M 0od druff.
prohibition administrator Ia the Jack,
son brewery case III the same man
Tier, he said. as Buckley intereeded
with Eckhart Brun1baugh added
that John g Schrimper Cincinnati
Continued on Page III Column n
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.TInes staff Pluto

= -
THE FORMER ESTELLE MANVH.LE Of Pleasant
vile, N. Y., who was married to Count Folke Berna-
dotte, Of Sweden, few months ago, may be the first
queen Of the United Kingdom Of Baltic State, enbrac
Count Bernadotte, 81 member Of Of the oldest Of
Swedish families Isl being seriously considered for the
post of king This picture of the Count and Countess
was taken when they visited the White House while
their honeymoon.
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BANK STATE E NTS

Washington Clearing House.
~ .2l5. .D19 ISL.
New York Clearing House bal
ance. Slf7 900 600.
New York Clearing House. exs
change, 1881 900 900.
treasury balance, $l5i ,sJllt ,Otsa 10.
Customs receipts. SS7,97s, $50. .i5.
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Photo 81 international

n NONAAINOE - Ut III p IA ~ Ia AHAE9
MORTON DOWNEY Washington tenor was mar
ried New York yesterday to Barbara Bennett former
dancing partner Of Maurice and daughter of Richard
Bennett famous actor at St Patricks Cathedral This
picture shows the couple leaving the church after the
ceremony Their romance started when they were cast
together iii talking movie.
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ANGRY GODS
FAIL TO
SEND
BOY

PARIS, Jan. % a.N.S. 1.-THE
infant daughter born on Saturday
night to Nancy Ann Miller, Ameri-
can wife Of the former Maharaiali.
Of Imd0re, was registered at the
Saint German city ltall today uT-
der the name 81 SllaFaia Raje.
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Denies NTengeance

Elanton flatIy denied this, assert.
Ing he had dismissed the Staples
CONTINUED on Page d. Column 81
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Substitute Havana
Races FOR Today

FIRST RACE Thfee ar.olas and
TpWsEa Fps5t claiming $500; furlonEss:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
BOARD MEETING

An executive board meeting wa
held at the Presbyterian church
last Thursday. Mrs. Summons. the
general president Kas in charge.
Mrs. Jack Lehman led the Bible
study course after the business
session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
ARcAnIA-HARLINGEN

The Return Of Sherlock Holm
es", Paramount's all-talking muir
der mystery drama. with the noted
actor, Give Brook, in the title role
Of Sherlock Holmes, opens a 3 day
engagement at the Arcadia Thea
ire Thursday.
In the performance Of Give
Brook, the Sherlock Holmes Of
Conan Doyle comes to life in bold,
convincing strokes. Those who have
seen Mr.. Brook In his latest char
acterization are as one In the
opinion that in this picture he
gives the finest performance OF
his career. II: Reeves-Smith, the
noted actor CT the legitimate stage
ana for many years Ethel Barry
more's leading man. is effectively
cast IN the role OF Dr. Watson.
Betty Lawford. tho charming her
oine Of Gentlemen Of the Press,
Donald Crisp and Phillips Holmes
round out q good supporting cast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14

Modern bedding includes washa-
BILE protective cases tor those arti-
cleS Of the bed ensemble which IL is
not practical 70 include III the
weekly laundry. Color harmony. from
the mattress out, and smooth
neatnesS smarter the appearance OF
the well-made bed just as well-cuJ
lingerie Is the foundation OF the trim
woman's costume. Color harmony IN
assembled bedding and room deco
rations is illustrated IN the above
boudoir. The green Of the carpet Is
repeated in the edging Of the draper
les. IN the hem OF the sheet which Is
turned back over the blanket or one
bed, and in the spread On the fully
made bed. Green Y the color OF the
silky side OF the --versible couch
throw used on the chaise lounge. Or
child tafIeta IS used fer the drapery,
the orchid side OF "a reversible blan-
ket shows on the turned back bed
and IN the blanket thrown across the
bed foot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
CZECH
FORM ORGANIZATION

AUSTIN. Tex. Nov. I4-P-
Former students Of the University
Of Texas who are Of Czech blood
have formed the Czech ex-studentS
association. The organization meet
ing was held while the former
students were attending an obsery-
ance Of the twentieth anniversary
OF the founding Of the Czech club.
DR.. Eduard Micek, associate pro-
fessor Of Slavonic languages IN
the University asserted the organ
iza0on'S purposes were to- awaken
interest IN higher education among
the people OF Czech origin i'm Tex
IS, 70 Cooperate in the Slavonic
department OF the University and
to collect material for the history
OF Czech pioneers in Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
FRUIT WRAPPER
LETTERS SMALL
Broker Protests Texas
Printed in Little
Type

Wrappers around Valley grape
fruit do not sufficiently advertise
Texas. George w. Walker has been
advised In a letter from Langfcr1
and Edwards. London, wholesale
fruit and commission merchants
This concern Il pushing the Canada
market for Valley grapefruit by
broadcasting on Tuesday and Thurs
day nights over CJGC.
The letter states that whereas
Florida wrappers advertise the name
Of the state in large. bold letters
the word Texas appears III small
and indefinite type on Valley fruit
wrappers.
The Canada merchants suggest
that Valley packers "hes&line" the
words Marsh Seedless" and Texas
ON their wrappers. They state that
Marsh SeedleSs IS the only grape
fruit wanted In Ontario. and that
Texas cannot be advertised too pro-
minently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
CAPIToL

Colleen Moore sings several me-
lodies during the unfolding Of the
Irish romance, Smiling Irish
Eyes which opens Thursday at
the Capitol. among them Smiling
Irish Eyes a love ballad. Miss
Moore has always been unsteady
inclined, having studied both pia-
no and voice during her school
days with the intention Of going on
the concert stage.
Not only does Colleen sing sew
eral melodies written especially for
the picture. but the Vitaphone
Symphony Orchestra renders them
as part Of an elaborate musical
score arranged by the conductor.
Louis Silvers. William A. Setter
directed Smiling irish Eyes" with
q supporting cast including James
Hall In the leading male role. and
Claude Gillingweter, Aggie Herr
ing. Robert Romans. Betty Fran
cisco, Robert Emmett O'Connor.
Tom O'Brien and Julanne john
ston in other important character
nations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14

phone production III which Meg
han is now appearing at the Rivoll
Theatre, San BenitO. Lila came
across q chart two feet square,
which seemed to be a very clear
representation Of many curved
streets.
The inquisitive Miss Lee i'm
mediately decided that It must be
q new map OF the winding boule-
wards Of Hollywood, the hillside
residence district, the precipitous
slopes OF which overlook Holly
wood.
Nat. Melghan informed her that
10 was simply a great enlargement
OF a human fingerprint, for use
In the scene they were about to
make.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
Tax Collector To
Paw County Visits

j. j. Fox, county tax collector VIII
begin a series of visits over this Sec
ton Friday for the purpose Of fur
nishing tax statements and the COL
lection OF state, county drainage
and navigation taxes for 1929.
IN orGer to avoid last minute
rushes, Fox urges that auto licen-
ses and poll taxes be paid prior TO
Jan. 81.
Following is a list OF dates and
places Fox will be-:
Nov. ID, S. B. Bank g. Trust COM
pany. San Benito.
Nov. 16, Farmers State Bank. San
BenitO.
Nov. 1s, Arroyo state bank, Rio
EOndo.
Nov. 10. Santa Rosa hotel.
Nov. 20 and Fl, First National
bank, La Feria.
Nov. p, First National bank, Har-
lingen.
Nov. %, Valley State bank, Har-
lingen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
B MOWHE \
Ii SlDElEGHFS B


Hungarian court life Ii the days
when Emperor Charles held sway
IN Europe'S most brilliant and
colorful court, forms the back
ground for Billie Doves latest
starring vehicle, The yellow Lily.
The story goes behind the scenes
Of royal life in Budapest, only a
few years ago, and 1t mingles in
innate romance with its exotic
color and intrigue. II was adapted
from Lajos Bros famous Hun
garian play. also called The Vel
low Lily"
Give Brook plays opposite Miss
Dove in this elaborate First Ma
tional Picture. which Is now show
ing ut the Texas Theatre. Gus
tav Won Seyffertitz. Jane Walton,
Nicholas SOussauin. Marc Mac
Dermott. Bodil Rosfng. Charles
Purry. Lucian Privol. Paul Vim
cent?. Yola d'Avril and John West
wood head q large supporting
cast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
Speaker Is Entered
In Oratory Contest
lSnecial to 10 Hernldl

EDINBURG. Nov. l4-Raym0nd
Borroum Is to represent Edinburg
III the My Home Town" speaking
contest sponsored by the South Tex
as Chamber OF Commerce al the
convention in Corpus Christi next
week. Myra Looney has been named
as alternate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to an in
creased tax On beer was voted BY
the Association of German Brewers
at its convention here On the ground
that increased taxes would lower
consumption and thus reduce gov
eminent income from the tax.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14

KINGSTON, ~Jamaica-tPj-De-
spite combined efforts OF the govern
ment Board Of Health and the Roc
kefeller Foundation. the number OF
tuberculosis cases on these islands In
creased 80 per cent within q year.
Enteric fever5 also increased 10 per
cent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14

Would you mistake a i~ingerprint
for a map?
Lila Lee did that very thing not
SO long ago, and IL was up to
Thomas Meighan 10 set her right.
At the Warner Brothers studio.
where they were working on The
Argyle Case" the all-talking Vita
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
CHURCH SOCIALS

The Methodist Missionary So
ciety held the regular monthly
business session last Thursday,
with Mrs. II. II. Ewing presiding.
The treaSurerS' report showed q
bank balance OF S1I5.12 the first
Of the month, with large payments
maze out during the previous
month. The decision Of the wo-
men was to again stage the an
nuaI Thanksgiving" dinner to be
served on the Saturday proceed
ing the annual holiday. It was
also planned to serve during the
Hidalgo County fair.
A nominating committee was ap-
pointed by the president, as fol-
lows: Mrs. r. A. Dimmick. Mrs. K.
w. Keyes. hrs. j. II. Albertson;
this committee to report at the
next business meeting, at which
time election Of officers will take
place
The Baptist Missionary Union
held their business meeting at the
church last Thursday, Mrs. Min
yard presiding
A decision was made % rack q
large box with usefu, gifts 10 send
10 the Buckner Orphan Home in
Dallas. in time Tor It's arrival At
the Thanksgiving season.
PERSONALS
g. o. Papke and wife OF Wayne,
Mich. are here TO spend the VIM
ter.
Harry Rickley. Marvin Hannah
and j. Baker, all Of Wayne. Mich.
are in this section. coming here
to look over the prospects In re-
gard to entering into business.
d. Gregg Wood returned Sunday
from a business trip 10 Washing
ton, d. G.
Mrs. G. +. Sorrell is here from
her home at San Marcos. visiting
with her son Flynt Sorrell and
wife.
Mrs. James Patrick Of Idaho IS
here visiting at the houe Of her
father, J.. "A. Crom.
Miss Rosie Artz and 4. w.
Kruger are here from Twin Sis
tiers. visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. f. r. Kruger.
Mrs. a. G. Potter was called TO
TAFT Monday morning on account
OF the serious illness OF her daught-
er. Mrs. Clifton Potter
Fred Guerin returned home from
South Dakota the first OF the
week.
Mrs. +. P. Gipson Of Progreso
was here Wednesday for a visit
with her chum, Mrs. JAS. Patrick
Of Idaho. who IS at present with
her father. j.. a. Crcm, south Of
Mission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
MAGAZINE CLUE

Mrs. d. G. Decker was hostess
TO the Magazine club the first
Friday in the month, with Mrs.
j. c.. Decker and Mrs. J. A. Card
as the main numbers on the pro-
gram. They gave sketches of the
life and works Of Mrs. Hanna
national Y. w. G. A. president.
from personal observation as well
as from other authorities. A very
pleasant NEE ing was enjoyed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
RECEIVES APPOINTMENT

Z. L. Kelley, a brother Of Mrs.
Will Martin here, ana we'll known
in Mission, has been appointed to
be missionary in the Corpus Christi
district, and Will move with his
family from his present home in
Cuero to Corpus Christi the first
Of December.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
REn ROSE ON MHITE RIIsH

Workington. Eng A white rose
bush owned BY Mrs. a. G. Nelson has
produced a red flower.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
Valley
Society
MISSION
SOCIETY HOSTESS

SOCIETY HOSTESS
Mrs. II. G. Miller was hostess to
the Christian Ladies Aid society
at her beautiful new home on the
Goodwin tract last Thursday, with
a large number Of the members
present.
Mrs. LeGrand Pace led the devo-
tlonal exercises. while Mrs. G. w.
Ross was leader for the days pro-
gram, which consisted of a mis-
sionary study. Mrs. A. 3. Ewing
talked on a Chinese home. while
Mrs. Ross Marcus gave a descrip-
ton Of missions in Africa.
Mrs. AL. Whittlesey sang several
selections, with Mrs. Pace accom-
panying.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. who was assisted by ner
daughter. Miss Elizabeth and her
friends, Mrs. Ice, who is a guest
In her home, Mrs. Otto Woods Of
Monte Christi and her daughter,
Miss Moeelle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-28
TRY this FOR
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