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Hoover to Attend
Party For Edison

MIAMI BEACH. Fla Feb. 9.-tPi
-rrssident-elect Hoover vas cruis-
irr leisurely tonight around the
southern end az Florida on the
h~ousebcat ~Sannterer." out OF COM
munaation with land. He is en-
route 20 Fort Myers. on the west
where Monday he will attend
the birthday anniversary Of Thomas
A. Edison, inventor and patriarch
The luncheon TO celebrate the
ei~shty-second birthday Of Mr.. Edi-
son was set for I ?. II. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoover planned 70 board The
.SaurteFerr again about > o'clock
ard start southwark for Pence De
Lecn Bay. where the presidsnt-elect
vas to spend q couple Of days fish-
fr-.
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held to prevent possible dsmonstsa-
tons.
Father Soto, detained after break
ing through the guard In the court
Yard OF execution. later was released.
The crime for which Jose do Leon
Tcrsl today faced q firing squad was
enacted July II, 1928, at an after
moor banquet in honor Of General
0breEon in the town Of San Angel.
The assassin approached within "A
foot Of the rresident-elect and fired
six shots into his body. The hor-
ror-stricken spectators rushed for
the killer who, 1t seemed, would be
torn apart. Cooler heads prevailed,
however, and the prisoner, known
only as Juan" was taken 70 jail
where he confessed his crime. He
was later identified by his family
as Jose de Leon Toral.
De La Lata Arrested
Newspapermen we're not permitted
to interview Torsl but after the au-
thorities had subjected him to a
fierce grilling. President Gales is
sued a statement declaring that
Toral's deed was -motivsted BY re-
ligious fanaticism" and that much
information complicating directly
clerical action in the crime had been
gained"
AZ an outcome or this examina-
tion Mother Conception Aceyedo de
Ia Lata, a run, was arrested and
charged with having influenced
Teal - ,r~.~es-.&- nk~n-~- We
was brought out at the subsequent
court proceedings that her house had
been a meeting place for a number
OF young men and ONE who dis
cussed there the religious lava
which caused the break between the
Mexican government and the Eo-
mar Catholic church. Accusations
that illegal services we're held In the
residence were denied.
Torsf Sentenced
At the joint trial Of Toral and
Mother Conception. she denied the
charges ard based her f-Seal for
sequittaI on the argument thst she
knew nothing OF Torsi's intentions,
Toral also absolved Mother Concep-
cion Of any guilt in the crime and
took the blame solely upon himself,
Torsl was found guilty and was
sentenced 70 death. Mother Ccncep.
cion was found guilty OF bsing the
"intellectusl author" in the sssas-
sination and was condemned TO 20
years imprisonment.
When General ObreEcn was nssas-
sinated he was about 10 enter his
second four-yesr term as president
Of Mexico. He held the office first
from 1890. when he succeeded
Adolfo de- In Hurrts. until Piutsrco
Elias Gales was elected in 1924.
MEXICO CITY. Feb. ?.-CPl-Fire-
men used their hose tonight to dis
perze an unruly crowd Of women
who attempted 10 force their way
into the house OF the parents OF
Jose de Leon Toral to see the body
Of the man executed early today.
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TEXTILE INDUSTRY
SAID LOST TO SOUTH

HEN YORK. Feb. a-OpEIaras
q Connelly. Lieutenant governor Of
Rhode lslsrd. IN an address Tonight
said the south no longer held any
threat fer the textile industry ~
New England. which re predicted
would win the trade in its entirety
IN the next decade.
The south. which for some time
threatened 70 mark the slow cxterm-
nation az textile New England. can
no longer hold n threat for Us. FOR
there Is a general tendency TO re-
turn 70 the fold" he said at the fifth
annual dinner ~ the Rhode Island
Society ~ New York.
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PILOTS OF 10
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ed cut that Gel. Charles Lind5ergh
was expected TO open the route b.
flying TO the local airport over the
Mexican line.
No EApense 10 be Spared
No expense will DO spared 70 make
the celebration one OF the largest
ever held in the South, and also ths
most complete IS t detail and eff
cheney, the committees decided.
Arrangements immediately will he
made 10 obtain a number Of aerial
cifcuses, stunt filters and other
amusements. assuring the huge
crowd every variety Of entertain
ment.
Visiting airplanos Of each variety,
as commercial ships. army ships.
private planes and others will be
allowed a certain division Of the
field. grouped in a section to avoid
confusion. Time in the air also
will be limited for each class u
certain hours. Commercial ships tn
tending to carry passengers aioft
during the celebration, also are TO
be allotted certain hours under this
system.
One Of the social features plan
ned during the celebration will be a
dinner and dance to be given az the
VI Jardin hotel. While this will
be an invitation affair, admission
also will be allowed on payment OF
"A fixed charge, not yet determined.
other social events still are 20 be
arranged for, ii Is understood.
Two Airport Routes
Questioning OF policing the field
and the roads to the airport caused
some discussion. but ~ finally was
decided TO solicit aid Of the sheriff :
department. II ~ proposed TO route
all traffic 70 the field over the
BocA Chica road, while that from
the airport will be directed over
the Southwest road. Confusion snd
traffic jams are expected 70 be
avoided Gy having the separats
routes TO and from the field.
Following the meeting Charles
Burton, chsirman Of the chamber
Of commerce airport COMMITTEES, de-
clared that good progress IN arrang-
ing fer the celebration had been
made.
In fact" said Mr. Burton. I'VE
have moved forward mere swiftly
than | had anticipated. now fsel
confident that We will meet with
very little difficulty in carrying out
cur plans to make this the largest
celebration ever held in the South.
cor course our time Is limited, but
with the cooperation OF members q
the various committees we arc r.
ceiving, I believe success is assured.
lust because we have made progress,
however. does rot mean VIC can
slack IN. II will take work and
plenty or hard work TO put the cele-
b~raticn over
Envelopes for sirmsil delivery
ordered BY the chamber OF com
meres, have been received and now
are available 70 citizens Of Browns
vile and the Valley, q. 4. Richard
zen, manager, announced Saturday.
The matter OF naming members OF
the various eight committees to
have charge Of the celebration VAS
deferred until Monday. when the
list will be announced. Richardson
said.
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MAY PATROL

WASHINGTON. Feb. e.-Pl-A
recommendation for an increase Of
500 in the personnel or the customs
border natrol Il expected "a be in
cIuded in u report by ". w. Camp.
commissioner OF customs. being
prepared for Secretary Mellon. The
customs border force numbers ar
rroximatelv Sac. men Of which $50
are assigned "a the Canadian border.
135 20 Tire Mexican border and the
remainder TO scattered posts over
the country.
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SON OF SENATOR FESS<
IS SUED FOR o

NEW YORK, Feb. e-R1-The
New York American will say tenor
row that tho marriage OF the secre-
tary OF Senator Sirneon ID. FesE OF
Ohio and the senator's son, Thomas
L. Fess, has ended in the divorces
court.
Mrs. Marguerite Fess charged her
husband. 60 when she was married
five years ago In Greenur, NY, with
d~runkenness and misconduct, the
paper says.
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TWO
4 - ~
BOYS AND GIRL,
n = y
BORN AT POINT

POINT ISABEL. Feb. "Trip
let's, two boys and a girl. were born
early Saturday to Mr. and Hrs. Jose
Gonzales here. Each Of the babies
weighed four pounds.
Mrs. Gonzales, who is rs, already
was the mother Of six children. The
father is employed on the dredSe
OF the Port Isabel Co.
DR.. J. A. Hockaday reported that
mother and babies were doing we'll.
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Houston Retains
Big Lead In Its
Building Totals

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 9.-H1-Hous-
tons great building program for 1879
resulted in S56l,055 in permits being
issued during the past week. Hous-
ton hrs led other cities of the state
IN weekly totals almost without a
lapse since early in 1g2s- Lubbock
ranked second for the week. followed
b. san Antonio and Dallas.
Following is a table OF the leading
cities.
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Los ANGELES. Feb. es-F-For-
mer District Attorney Asa Keycs and
trc associates. In jsii. today worked
with their attorneys planning appeals
from their eonvictioa yesterday on
bribery charges.
The convicted tric-Keyes. Ben
Getrcff ard I'd. III. RcssnberE--were
found guilty cf giving and receiving
hribss IN connection with the fraud
trial ~ the Jriisi Petroleum Cor
pcration promoters. They are 90 be
sentenced Monday. TAe penalty IL
= 10 fourteen yesrz-
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u BILL
PASSED IN HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Feb. e-F-Ths
hcuse today passed unanimously q
sensts bill 20 fix u ten year program
for establishment Of refugees 20
are fer the country's migratory game
birds.
The measure. designed 70 carry out
terms or the migratory bird treaty
with Canada. would create bird sane
trsriss in accordance with plans
worked cut BY = eemrn'ssien provided
for under the bill The measure goes
back 10 the xs-ste for consideration
Of changes made ~ the huusa-
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FOOTBALL PRACTICE SCHEDULE

COLLEGE STATION, Feb. e.-V0
Spring football practice mt A. ~
NJ. college will start March a., Coach
Dana =. Bible announced Maths
Bell or Texas Christian university
who succeeds Bible here next fall.
will assist in the spring work BIZ
bic goes 20 Nebraska in the fall as
head coach. MA
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sular service. American ~consuls are
not obliged to issue visas; they may
do 50 at their w discretion, and il
is believed these discretionary pow
erx will he invoked far more fire.
quently than heretofore.
Cansuls To Meet
A meeting of American ccnsuls in
Mexico will be held in Mexico City
February II. and it Is understood the
discretionary powers vested in the
consul will be the main topic for dis
cussfon. OF course. official Wash
ington, has made no announcement
relative 10 the Mexico City meeting.
but there Is a persistent rumor that
the meeting will accomplish more in
solving the immigration problem shan
could hope 10 be attained by passage
Of the Box bill snd thereby restrict
ing Mexico 10 the European quots.
And furthermore, ii is pointed out,
this could in no way irTitate Mexico.
N is understood there will be no
additional regulations promulgated
for the immigration service, nor will
there be any change in the consular
EuNFNs lit AWMNAAH HWM NVHtFNh TUG
authority % limit immigration BY
refusing TO issue yisas. This author
ity, IL is understood. will not be util-
lied in curtailing the normal business
traffic between border points. nor 70
Interfere with regular passage Of
Mexican aliens who reside in border
cities.
Bar Prospective Labor.
But il will be utilized, il is stated,
to prevent residents from the Mex
lean interior gaining entrance TO the
United States TO seek employment.
b. applying their discretionary pow
ers. the American consular repre-
sentstives in Mexico can reduce the
immigration of laborers TO an ex-
eeedinglv smell number.
To reduce ~surreptious crossings Of
the border, ID Il understood that the
personnel Of both the border patrol
and immigration services will be IN
creased. 10 will he impossible TO
guard every mile 81 the border. but
additions 70 the force could reduce
very materially the number of aliens
who gain entrance by swimming the
Rio Grande.
Reports from border officials indi-
cate that approximately ~ per cent
II the aliens securing entrance are
destined for points in the interior;
that the number crossing 10 seek en-
ployrnent on farms near the border
is comparatively small, and that AR
tsilment Of immigration from the
Mexican interior will have practically
no effect upon agricultural labor in
the Southwest.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 8-F-NcrF
Importance vas attached by the gov
eminent tedsy 10 the pending SUI
prcne court case concerning the
right " naturslixed Canadians 20
cross the boundary I'm search Of work
without regard 70 quota restrictions.
The tribunal viii decide whether Il,
the meaning Of The immigration laws
IN alien eNctkink in this country or
lsokInE for work II here Temporarily
fer b4sineSL
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TRUCKS HAUL MINE PRODUCTS

SHAFTEKl Feb 9--EF--HotnF
trucks nov haul the product OF tbs
Shafter silver mine so miles to Mar
fa for shipment. Once burros only
roads cIinging along the sides cf
were used on the road Oh series nf
Shafter hill for five or six miles,
From the roadway Spanish goats ars
often seen browsing ss they cling "a
the sides Of the mountain with mag
net-like feet. Shaftcr mine. one of
the Oldest silver operations in Texas,
hasn't a drop az water I'm It.
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WOOD RULES AS
= = =
GAS FAILS WITH
y r n
EXCESSIVE USE

TEMPLE Texas. Feb. s.-tr-
Their supply or natural gas cut
off because or record consumption
along the msins. residents Of Bel
ton. Taylor, Cameron and inter
vcning towns south ard east of
here were suffering tonight from
the cold vayr.
When the temperature went be-
low 20 degrees today hundreds Sf
femilies retrieved wood ard coal
stoves which had been discarded
when natural q was installed.
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APPLE GROOMING PROFITABLE

FORT DAVIS. Feb. e.-F-Apple
growing has brought a new sources
WI revenue 40 the Davis mountain
country. The largest orchard own
ed by c. RI. Bird, consists OF %
acres with SIS trees TO the acre. To-
tai acreage in the mountains nc pres
cnt will not exceed $50 acres. all un-
der irrigation.
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Moody SIGNS DEPOSITORY BTLI

AUSTIN. Tex. Feb. 9.-FD-Cov-
ernor Moody today signed the coun-
~ depository bill, providing that
banks selected MS repositories may
post bonds covering the amount az
the funds kent. either IN the form
Of personal endorsements by five
individuals whose real sctate holding
inTs are equal 20 the funds held in
trust. CIR hy a surety company.
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rs IN Study POTASH

WASHINGTON. Feb. a.-F1-Ths
senate TODAY authorized an apprcpri-
ation of Si50.O00 to be used during
the next three ear for q study Ter
d~ayelcrment OF potash from deposits
in the United States. The bill al-
ready had been passed by the house
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DENIES RIArKMAH,

Los ANGELES. Feb. e.-F-Jim-
my Tully. "hobo" author. denied &C.
day he had attempted 90 extort f26,-
600 from Marshall Neiland, HoIly-
wood motion picture director-produ-
Ger. by charging Neilan with impro-
per conduct toward Mrs. Tully i'm
answer to his wife's divorce action.
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bottom. Central Texans likewise
we're going about with rafting teeth.
Al San Antonio, the northern edge
and winter resort metropolis of the
winter Garden" district, the Their
mometers fell once TO % degrees.
lowest reading or the winter.
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TO COUNT FLECTION VOTE

WASHINGTON. Feb. a.-tFf-To
carry out the constitutions mandate
n joint meeting Of the 10th congress
will be held Wednesday TO count the
electoral votes cast for president
ard vice president after the Novem-
Der elections The winners cf the
election then will be formaiy=Ra-
nounced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10

DALLAS. Feb. e.-fP-FirsI ar
r~srrsrfentf for the start N the 1922
season In the Ions Star LEAGUE will
he completed az n meeting cf repre-
sentatives If eight clubs here to-
The meeting YVES called by
President +. T.. Fisher Of Paris.
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WILDCAT DOWN 40 FEET

ALPINE. Feb. 9.-lP-Ths latest
wildcat test to be started in Brew
ster county IL reported down 40
feet ia favorable oil formation Tnu
location ID on section 45. block G-154
approximately two miles west OF the
Ranger sand groupings in the frse-
tura Of the Marathon fold.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10
SAYS NICARAGUA PEACEFUL

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-FEIhe
Nicaraguan legation tonight an~
nounced il had been officially in
formed that the SANDING bands had
left Nicaraguan territory and that
-peace has been r~c-establishe6
throughout Nicaragua
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10

FORT WORTH. Texas. Feb SIP
a g. Ludlam OF wichita Falls was
elected president Of the Southwest
err Shoe Travellers association TO-
dsy at the first and only business
tfssi6n tast orgasisstion ~iH hold
In c~crnsetior with the thrce-dsg
Joint convention Of the Texas ard
okshena Shoe Retsileys' associa-
tions and the T~rsvtlfrs' association
which begins here Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10

DALLAS, Feb. 9.-lFl--A man be-
lieved TO be Charles H. Gauss,
about 35. or Mineral Wells, Tex
was found SHIT to death in a. hotel
room here late tonight. o pistol by
his side. He had registered as &C.
H. Green" Of San Antonio. but ex-
animation OF his effects led investi-
gators 20 declare he was Gauss.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10

Red Top Cane Seed. Milo maize
fer chicken feed, s2.1o sack. Sal
wage Co, End 4 Fronton.-sdv. IL
nr. y. T.. Rentfrc has been IN New
York taking . special course ard
will return to his office Feb. 18th,
adv. 10
For Sale: Eslf interest In best
paying proposition in this secticn.
on amount invested. Small amount
cash viii handle. Too much bus
mess for me to handle. Want active
partner. Address Box 2s2, Browns
ville.-adY. L..
See our disc hoes for covering po-
tatoes and making borders. Salvage
Co.-adr. ii.
Come In and hear the Stromberg-
Carlson Radio at Sheldon's Studio
1910 Elizabeth St. For sale by John
N. Aerrill.-Ady. tf.
New five hundred-chick hrooders
for baby chicks, s10.5o. Salvage Co,
adv. IL.
The Gossard Corseiiere will Be Vi
The BDllack Store. Tuesday, Feb. Il
with a full line of spring samples
Please phone No. Q for appoint.
ments.-sdv. II.
Remember the boat show AZ HouE-
ton in the democratic convention
building the week of March 18th
and plan to 90, taking advantage OF
reduced railroad rates. Notify Jehr
". Merrill. 254 Levse street, Browns
vile. Texas, IL you are interested
in Chris-Craft. Demonstration car
be arranged anytime, also during ths
Beat Show when many Chris-Crsf
will be displsyed.-adv. G.
Lumber fer repairs and small hous.
es. bargain prices. Paint. sl.e5 gal
Ion. Water pipe fittings, etc. Sal.
wage Co, End and Fronton.-adv IL
You'll he rs comfortable az the
Presbyterian church an at home,
Steam heat. good ventilation. Gene
ont and hear Chaplain Pearce.-sdv
10.
Back From Raymond,ille-Rev. r
W. Marshal, pastor OF the First
Baptist church here, has returned
from Rsymondville after spending
several days there conducting a ser
les Of meetings and assisting in the
work Of budgeting the church.
Big time dance tonight ut the
Martinez Green and Gold Room, 14th
street. Victoris Heights. Best music
in town. Bring ycur gal along
adv. 10.
Hear Chaplain Pesrce ct the Pres
byteriaa church Sunday and each
evening next week at 7:45.-adv. 10
Poison Oak or Ivy il relieved
quickly and permanently with I'm.
perial Eczema Remedy. All drug.
gists are authorized to refund your
money IL it fails.-Ady. (5)
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools, heals and strengthens sore
weak. tired eyes. All druggists 25c
ADV. ca
stated Conclave. Brownsville Com
90 msndery No. So. X. r.. Ma.
X5AA sonic Temple. 1880 ,. RI.
H Monday. Feb. NJ, 1929. An.
20 nual inspection. All mem,
z.E- bers requested to attend
Ntztffn- Sir kut~ht. fra
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PUBLISHER PLANS ASIA FLIGHT

LONDON, Feb. s.-fPp-Weathcr
permitting, Van Lear Black. Balti-
more newspaper publisher. will take
off from Croydon Monday on n Sc
ries OF long distance flights that
will carry him /, the southern tip
RI South Africa and across Asia %
japan
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10
GAS OFFICE AT LOcKHART

LOCKHART, Tex, Feb. 9.--tF-
Announcement was made today that
state offices for the Southwest Gas
company will be established hers
The Southwest company supplies Ees
for this section from fields in the
Houston territory. General offices
are at Shreveport, La.
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MRS PARKS WINS TRUE

McALLEN. Feb D.--Mrs. M Parks
was awarded the free trip to Califor-
ria offered ms the grand prize in AN
popularity contest staged here the
rast several weeks by the Missouri
Pacific Lines and LOCAL merchants.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10
CHILD BURNS TO DEATH

MARSHALL. Tex. Feb. e.-uF-
Sybil sullivan. q. burned 10 death
here today when her clothing caught
fire. She was alone In the house and
was burned fatally before nsishbors
could ~extinguish the flames.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10

DALLAS. Feb D.-FJ-SrhnppM
Aces ar Dallas defeated the Wal
lenstein-Raffman girls basketball
sextet from Wichita, Kans., rs 70
q. tonight 10 sweep a t~wo-game
series.
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victim KILLS

(C~ortinHed from page ers-3
ssw the other two Of his sbductc-3
Get a filling station proprietor %
assist them in putting their conps1<
ions body into the car and drov4
away.
Reports from Moss Point said al
marks Of Identification had been re-
moved from the clothing Of the mar
found there except In the shoes
which indicated they had bean scld
Id n Fort Worth, Texas, firm.
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msndery No. 81. X. r.. Ma
sonic Temple. 1880 ,. m,
Monday. Feb. III, 1929. An
nual inspection. All mem
hers requested TO attend,
Visiting Sir knights fra
invited. George Mansur,
y; W. w. Ball, Recorder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10

MEXICO CITY. Feb. ?.-OP-Fire-
men used their hose tonight to dis
rerre an unruly crowd Of women
who attempted 10 force their way
into the house or the parents OF
Jose de Leon Toral to see the body
Of the man executed early today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10
CITY BRIEFS

Red Top Cane Seed. Milo maize
fer chicken feed, s2.10 sack. Sal
wage Co, End & Frontcn.-sdv. II,
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Dr. y. 4. Rentfrc has been IN New
York taking . special course and
will return to his office Feb. 18th.
adv. 10