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The Washington times., 1929-01-24
Relief
. FROM CONSTIPA ALTON

Shoulders droop under weight Of
years. Young. yet beauty has fled,
Cheeks are sallow and drawn. I'M
slightly pimples. Keep your system
clean and You keep the beauty Of
youth. Its energy. Its irresistible
charm. Then life Ii not q failure.
Clogged bowels and inactive liver
cause poisons to seep through the
system. Health yanishes and with
it beauty and energy. DIR. Edwards
Olive Tablets will save you from
this dark hour. For 20 years they
have been prescribed in place Of
calomel to men and women seeking
health and freedom from constipa.
tion They act easily and smoothly.
No dangerous gripping. Take nightly
before retiring. Results will amaze
you.
Thousands OF men and women
would never be without DR. Ed
wards Olive Tablets, a. vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil.
Know them by their olive color.
1ses soc, see.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24

! WLW--Cincinnati -1O0-42s
s;oo-"Gardsn of Music
i0:oo-Burnt corkers.
i1.00--Instrumenta Trio.
11:3o---Thies Orchestra
12;oo--showbox Orchestra
1:oo--Thies Orchestra.
KDKA--E. PittsbnFEh--88O-3O
s;oo-WJz program.
1O:00-Orchestra
wcAEEPittysbuErs 1yAiiS-IdaytSE 1oisso1aaa
7:40-Unele Gimbee
s;oo--WEAF pragram.
| KOA--DenveF--830-B
10:g0--Extension service.
WBAP-F0rt WOrth-8OO-S1S
| 9:30-WJZ program,
KTHs-Hot springs--sQ0-sf5
10:00-Arlington Orchestra; organ
11.30--Dornberger Orchestra.
13:15--SpeciaIties.
/ WTMJ-MiIwaukee--
/ io:3o-IsY-Vis Orchestra
11t0o--Dance music,
f:oo-organ requests
/ WCCO--B -Bllnneapolls-s Paul--e10-sIO
s;so-sonora hour
1e!ee--Minnesota Theater.
11:20--Longs Orchestra.
| WsM--Nashv ville--85e-461
10s00--Beile-Cam hour.
11;0O--wSM Orchestra.
KWKH4shrevepOrt--850-852
s:s9--Studio program.
KMOX--St. LOuiO--10e0-27B
s:00--Coiumbia network.
11:00--News; Amos IN Andy.
| 11:S0--Wylfe'a Orchestra.
KsD--St. LouiA--550-S45
1 s:sO--N. B. c.. system.
! KsTP-St. Paul-1460-2O0
9:00--N. 3. G, system.
11:00--Amos m Andy.
| 11:15-Dance music.
| 12:30--National Limited.
A. NJ
1:00-Midnight Club.
HFI-II0e Angeles--64O-46S
11:30--Courtesy program.
12:30--Studio program.
loon. b. c.. dance program
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AVERAGE + 4 RE
ON RADIO
MENU

Honey entertainment will be the
chief order. Of the loud speaker
this evening-at least in the early
evening. to give a good start to
an otherwise average program for
Thursday Interest for quite a
number Of radiotics win be CEN
tered on WMAL at $40. where Bob
Carbauh and his Indispensable uke
will be heard doing some OF the
things that have turned this pair
from entertaining amateurs into reg.
ular professionals. Bob turned pro-
this week when he became a fea.
tured attraction of the Belasco
musical show. Honeymoon Lane" I"
and the uke went with him. The
young mans entertaining person
ality appears to have made as much
of d hit on the stage as 1t does
when heard through the air--as
IL will be toight.
At 6:45 Florence Jane Adams,
who Is becoming weekly enter
tainer these days, viii be heard
from VOL with another of her
representations and at I'll the same
station will bring Amos n Andy
to the living rooms of Washington
again-after a holiday over We'd
nesday,
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DR.. G. C. WI Accepted
AS Envoy From China

The national government Of
China. has been notified by the
State Department that DR. @, c.
WI will be acceptable as Chinese
minister to this country. and the
appointment of DR.. WI has been
officially announced.
Sao-Ke Alfred Sze. the Chinese
minister here, has been appointed
minister to Great Britain and plans
to leave for his new post in about
a month.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
BEST PROSPECTS

ESQ D. nl.-fsob Carbauh and
his uke-WMALs (A56l.
. s;zs 2: na:-Tloregss 1ane ssa,
I'LL p. me- Amos IN ANDY
ns.. ns....'.csartlen IL Music.--
Cincinnatf-<WLW f428).
CHAIN PROGRAMS
800 .. m.--U. s. Marine Band,
| Washington-WRC, WEAF. etc.
1850 q: ms-Ida Bailey Allen,
In Columbia program, w ma L,
| WAnC, wcAu,. WEBL, WCAO,
Was. WADC. WGHP, WMAQ.
M0W0s KNOX. KOHL. SWsPD,
400 b. aui.-U. 5. Array Hand,
| Washing ton WRC, WJZ& ate.
100 p. m.-Sts ReEis Orchestra.
New York-WRC, WE, KWKs
1850 .. n.-Coward Comfort
| Hour. New YOrk--WEAF. WEEI,
| WTEC, WAR WTAG, WCSH.
$500 3. m.-FOFhan,s Song Shop,
New York--EEEAF, WHC, WEEP,
WTTG, WAR, KOA. VITA g.
WCSH. WEI, .WGTY, WGR. WCAE,
WTAM WWJ. KGD, WOW, Who,
WIZ. WBZ. w BzA. WB X,
WHAM, KDKA, WLW. WJR,
KYW, KWK, WREN, KVOOs WFAA,
KPRC, WOAI, United Opera Com
pany. HLncrezia BOrgia. /" in Column
bia program. WGAE ctr.
8:S0-sHOover Senfenels. New.
YoEk--WEAF, WRC, WEEI. WNJ,
WTAM. WI. WGN: KsD. WHO,
WOW WDAF KXOO, WFA!A.
sparkers. WJZ. WBZ. WBZA.
WBAL, WHAM. KDKA. WLW.
WJR. KYW. KWK. WREN.
. p. ms--S Seiberling Singers, New
York (YFEAF. WRC. WEEI, VITO,
MgAR. EIAG. WCsH WEI. WGY.
IAy9ls WGR ,s.Saa wee WTAs.. WV,
NJ WTls yHDssi wD2fi hs1Si RiE1sas. asIf WAY. wy
|KPRC, WHAs. WSlT. WsB. WHIT,
KOA. KG0. KGL KGW. KOM0,
KHQ. KPOl Milady'e Musicians
tWJZ. WHAM, KDKA, KWK.
WEBCl; Aunt Jemima. In COluma-
bia program (W1IAL, ete.l
$50 p. m.-Rapid Transit. New
MFsr TeElS WEAF WSTasE WEG. WES vWTa1C WTIC:
Maxwell House HOur (YVJZ. WIZ.
WBZA. WBALs WHAM. KDKA,
WLW. WJR. EYW. WTMJ. KSD,
KsTF. WHO WOW. WDAF.
WslI. WSB. WBT, WAX, KOA.
WEBCl: Sonora Hour. in Colum.
bla program (WMAL, etc.)
10 D. m.--HaEsey, Stuart Hour.
New York (WEAF. WRC, WEEE,
WTTC, WAR, WTAG, WCsH,
WET, WGY. WGR, WCAE, WyVJ,
KYVV. WTMJ. KSD. WOW. WHO,
WnAE, KVOO, WEAA, KPRC.
W0AI. WHAS. WIT, K0A. WSB) j.
goIun bIans, n Columbia program
III D. ni.--Slunbef music, New
York (WJZ, WRC.l
DANCE MUSIC
10 p. m.-Dance program, VOL
1851 .. m,-Aster Orchestra,
WRC (310).
II p, na.SEeWHlians Swanee
Orchestra. WMAL t45el.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
Newspaper Ads Are Best
Shoe Dealers Are Told

PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 24.--'The
best medium OF bringing your bust
ness before the people is through
the columns of the newspaper, G.
Adolphe WiedermaIn told delegates
of the Middle Atlantic Shoe Retail
ers Association, holding their annual
convention in the Adelphia Hotel.
"The advantages Of the newspaper
liz that real confluence is inspired
In It by the fact that IT is not
forced upon the customers. This
confidence is Of great benefit to
advertisers"
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
ARMY Rand
DOUBLES AGAIN

The Army Band will again do
double duty this afternoon and eve-
ming, appearing at o'clock as a
wRC and N. B. C. chain feature,
and at 1880 as one of the chief out
puts of WMAL. The Brumback
Virginians start things going in the
evening for WRC and will be fol-
lowed by Sidney and his Mayflower
group. AT Monaco and Leslie,
with Vaughn de Leath as special
attraction, will appear in the Song
Shop opus. The other Thursday
affairs follow--Hoover Sentinels at
$3.50; Seiberlings at 81: Rapid Tran
sit at $50; Halsey Stuart at 10, and
after half an hour of dance music
from. the Aster, the usual slumber
hour
Donizetti's opera, based, on Vic
tor Hugo's story OF tLucrezid Bor-
gia," will be heard from WMAL at
$40 and at Aunt Jemima and
her group OF negro spiritual singers
are to be available. Another in
staIment of the motion picture
comedy. "Close- Ups" is scheduled
for 1890. There is to be a ChaD1-
pion Sparker outburst and a Max
well concert from VIZ at the
usual hours for such things, and
at o'clock WLW win present an
other of its musical affairs under
the title of Garden Of Music. ss..
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Nearby

wABC--Nsw YoElk--seo-sls.e
S:oo-opera. 'Lucrszia Borgia."
s;OO--Aupt Jernima.
9.sO--Sonora Hour.
10 lO:O0--Columhians.
10:30--Cloae-Uph.
12s00--Kariety program.
WEAF--New Y0Fk~-600-4b4.S
6.O0---W aldorf- Astoria music.
6:30--Bonnte Laddies.
7.0O--AEtdweek hymn sing.
3G--Comfort hour.
s.00--SonR shop.
s.sO-Hoovsr eenttneis
e:Oo--Seiberling Sinrers
9:so--Rapid transit.
1O:00--Haleey Stuart hour.
l0.s0--Palais d'or Orchestsa.
11:30--Park Central Orchestra.
WJZ--EeW Y0rk-T6O-30A,b
s:o0--Kemp's Orchestra.
6:30--Furvilie
7sO0--Regis' Orchestra.
S:0O--Lehn Fink Serenaders.
s:30-Champ pion Sparkers.
9:00---MiIady's Musicians
g.30--MaxweIl hour.
10:00--Contraltones
10:30-The Fortuns Teller.
i1;O0--Siumber music. u
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Romping Around the Radio Dials s..Dsss e. MACK
Distant t Stations

WJsv-Nit. Vernon Hills. va.-aos
7:oo--whoopis Trio.
s:so--childrsn bf the American Rsvo.
luton.
s;oo--speakar on ''commuAity Chest"
9:15--Virginia DEyar.
s;30--Siegel Trio.
1o:s0-Honolulans.
HichmOnd-11lo-f1O
s:15--Soloist: movie news
9:00--Yorktown hour
nj Ie;so9M: Z css..Is .. iossss sgsssna'
s:s0--Music.
s:OO--Ailstate Hour.
lO:00--varied program.
WIP-PhlladeIphIa-
6:3O--Concert Orchestra.
7:0O--Upcle Wip.
WFBH--E3altimoFc-1270-230
s:45-"Th4 city's Business" a talk
by Mayor VIM. r. Broening.
7:e2--Edward r. Larry, Baritone
Irene Sorrell. pianist.
f:se--Mid- week radio chapel services
under auspices of the Balti-
more Federation o' Churches.
1:00--Weekly talk to motorists, by
s:lS--Automobiis Show from FIFTH
Regiment Armory.
s;oo--May company's bridge Lesson.
s:so-ProEram Of the Saitimors
1o:o2--Goiden Pheasant Orchestra.
WPG-Atlantie Clty--1l0O-212
s:o0-Gospel Hymns; Organ.
s:16-Harmony Kings.
10:00--Subway Boys; Studio.
l0:sN--Dance Music
WTAM--Cleveland---
s:00---WEAF program.
9:30--Recitai.
10.00-Dance music.
WJR--DetrOIt--55O-4
e:0O--WJZ program.
! I0;0O--Studio program.
1a:O0-Bergin'H Orchestra.
11:00--Amos m Andy.
1I:10-News, orchestra; organ.
eld-o00- sos
9;00--WBZ Players. @
9.3O--WJZ program.
10.0O--Music; sports.
1o.40--McEneily's Orchestra.
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Wol ws.hlhsten-sso

5i4S--Town Grier.
6;00--Nuggsts ,of. knowledge.
6:03-Dinner music.,s
6.20--Mrs. Leonard sch1oss; talk,
Community Chest"
6:45-Fqorence Jane Adams I'm.
personator.
7:00--Caklton Hotel Dinner Concert.
Ts11--Anaos d Andy.
T:3l-Carlton Concert continued.
10:00--Dance music
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Stations

hfladeIphIa--1I7o-9Bs
e.oo-Blue Anchor hour.
s.ao--Entertainera
o.0O--Kangas hour
ss30~-MeiodV drama.
10s00--Entertainer@s orchestra.
1l:0g--Palais dor Orchestra.
WBAL--E8altimOr 106O-2ss
e;00--Dinner music.
T:00--Wind Ensemble,
St00--WJZ program.
es00--Music Box.
s:s0--WJz program.
io:00-The Marylanders.
WCAO--B BaItimore--SO 500
6:00-Celestfal Orchestra.
T;oo-Traffic hinta, BY Alva A.
Laimkin. OF the traffic couri
OF Baltimore
T:10-Lurashe Quartetts.
9:00-Aunt Jemima.
9:30--Sonofa Hour.
10:O0-Columbians.
lO:2O--Close-ups.
chenectady-70O-37o.B
s:0O-WEAF program.
9:3O--'The Joneses."
l0:Oo--WEAF program.
1O:30--Carborundum Band.
11:3O-Organ.
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LOCAL PROGRAMS
WRC-Washinrton--s1e
WMAE-Washfneso eson--4Ye

ksOn-476
6:3o--Bob Carbauh, uke and song
artist appearing in Honey
moon Lane" e
e:45--washington new Community
Chest
7:00-Thirtys Club News from The
Washington Times studio
z:1S--scienca News Of the Week.
7:30--Correct Time.
7.39-U. S. Army Band
s:sO--United Opera Co.. "Lucrezia
Borgia" &c. B. 81.
9:00--Aunt Jemima &C. B. S.)!
9.30--Sonora Hour &c. 3 81.
10:D0--Weather forecast &C. B. S. u
l0:0a-CoIumbians &C. 3. 81.
4 ~: So close-ups &c. b So
e AZ 1sDH--A1cWfIMans Swanee Orchestra
1zs00--Late News Flashes from The
Washington Herald studio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-01
AIR STRUCTURE
BEING FINISHED
Addition TO Administration
Building Nearly Ready
For Use

The $4,000 addition to the ad-
ministration building at the airport
built on City Architect Ben Proc
tors plans and constructed by
Barnes and KENNY, will probably
be turned over to the Pan-American
Always for occupancy Friday. Part
Of this work is being done by the
city and the remainder by the air
transportation company
The additions we're built on the
wings of the first structure and con-
form to its architectural lines. The
new space includes two rooms for
weather bureau. waiting room, large
patio. operating radio room, U. S.
health service room. u. S. customs
and immigration, Mexican customs
and immigration and two offices
for the Pan-American company.
A roof garden for the benefit OF
airport visitors Is being placed atop
the structure. This will be covered
with canvas and offers an ideal
place TO watch the activities on the
field.
All OF this work Is in stages CT
completion.
A large runway extending along
side administration building is being
tarviated. This will allow passenger
to step TO and from the planes in
TO the administration building with
out getting In the sun. The ground
is being rolled for placing OF the
tarvia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-01
OF ROBIN PREPARE TO
RETURN TO WORK AS FETES
OF TRIUMPH END THURSDAY

they will be handed checks for
s420 each, equivalent TO a 81 an
hour for each hour aloft. They
turned down other theatrical Of
fers. Mrs. Sally jackson. wife OF
the red-haired pilot. saying, well
stick TO the flying business"
Tomorrow Jackson and O'Brine
get back to work, taking the Rob-
in TO Chicago to stage a refueling
demonstration at the new CurtisS
flying base. Going along will be
Maj. william Robertson. presi-
dent Of the Curtiss- Robertson
company. sponsoring the flight
and who stands ready to furnish
new backing whenever the pres
ent 420-hour mark Is exceeded.
and the refueling crew. Maj. G..
Roy Wassell and p. v. Shorty"
Chafee.
No Other Hops Planned
Robertson revealed today he
had turned down requests from
other flierS planning endurance
flights asking ito borrow" Was
sell and Chafee on Their records
for the n successful contacts with
the Robin.
Robertson also said no other re-
fueling demonstration we're
planned except the one at Chi
cago although there had been a
prevalent rumor here a country
wide itinerary had been laid out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-01

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1-P9-Show-
ing no effects Of the grind Of II
and a half days in the air in the
st. Louis Robin, Dale Red" Jack
son and Forest O'Brine were
through the first day Of feting
with another in sight before they
return to work as commercial
plane pilots. The airmen, whose
record of 420 hours q 1-2 min
utes aloft set a new world mark
for sustained refueling flights.
we're ready to fulfill the demands
Of the st. Louis p'lblic to acclaim
them today.
A parade, ending at the city
hall where scrolls ~attesting TO
their triumphant aerial conquest
waited them. was set for this
morning. The route was similar
10 ones marking the return OF
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh from
his New York-Paris flight. and
the Bremen filters who made the
westward crossing Of the Atlantic.
Life Time Passes
This afternoon. the st. Louis
Robin filters we're to watch the
Cardinals and the Brooklyn Rob-
ms at Sportsman park and dur
ing the ceremonies receive solid
gold life time passes TO the park.
Tonight they make their only
stage appearance-at the NUM-
eipal opera in Forest park, when
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-01
RAIL BATTLE
TO CONTINUE
kimony at |. c. c. Hear
Dig May Consume Two
More Full Days

FORT WORTH, Aug. 1.-tP-In
three days. 20 witnesses had testi-
fled before the interstate commerce
commission here on sll .407 900
worth of proposed rail improve
ments in northwest Texas and the
Panhandle. but 1t was expected two
tll days more would b. consumed
before the hearings we're concluded
as today's session ~ot under way.
Interstate Commerce Commission
Examiner Charles l.. Mahaffie. pre-
siding. frequently made efforts to
speed proceedings and had warned
attorneys not to introduce cumula-
tive testimony. All evidence prior
to today's session had been present.
ed in behalf OF the Chicago. Rock
Island and Gulf and the st. Louis
San Francisco railways proposals
TO tap the Texas Panha C with a
new short trunk TIE 20 Fort Worth
and Dallas markets.
The Frisco asked trackage rights
on abe Rock -sland from Jacksboro
to Dallas. permission to lease or buy
the Gulf. Texas and Western from
Salesville, through JackSboro. to
Seymour, and 10 construct a Sey-
mour-Vernon line for approximately
81. 700 800. Rehabilitation of the
Gulf, Texas and Western would
take an additional estimated $4,000
Rock Island Plea
The Rock Island has asked a GER
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-01
San Benito Man Is
Adjudged Unsound

j. II. Lauderdale. -. of San Be
nito, was adjudged Of unsound mind
at a lunacy hearing before Judge
o. C. Dancy and a jury Wednesday.
and The court ordered him to be
placed in the San Antonio state
hospital for restraint and treatment.
A. v. Logan Of San Benito was
appointed attorney for the defend
ant. Testimony said Lauderdale
had been suffering Authorizations
for the past year. State witnesses
included DR.. j. l.. Rentfro. DR.. B. l..
Cole. county health officer. Sheriff
w. +. Brown. Deputy Sheriff S. III.
Jester. and County Clerk II. ID.
Seago.
Lauderdale has been a resident OF
San Benito several years
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-01

which are applicable to The rank
and file OF farr-ers.r Mr.. -1cClain
said, " are fiy-d by the law OF sup
ply and demand. The hope Of profit
to farmers who patronize most dairy
markets Is that they produce milk
for about I8 or 20 cents q gallon
and still make a profit. To do this a
man can't quit farming sad 60 into
the dairy business. but he must
farm for his cow. That means rails
ing enough feed and pasture to fur
nlsh the bulk of feed required. In
the main, a farmer patronizing
creameries, c~ondensosieS and cheese
factories cam 1t purchase any con-
siderable part Of his feed except
the grain. and make a profit.
Success at handling COWS in
Texas must rest on the production
of an adequate supply Of hay and
pastures and on materially increas-
ing the production Of the average
Texas COW. A pure bred bull Is the
most rapid way. after the COWS are
properly fed. TO obtain high pro-
ducing cows on a large scale"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-01
EFFORT TO CORRAL
ENDED

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-tR-
One hundred years of official ef-
fort to round up the Seminole In
dians and place hem on a Florida
reservation has come TO ar abrupt
end. Secretary Wilbur has instruct
ed that 1t be forgotten"
Ever since the acquisition OF
Florida by the United States and
even while the 3paniards controlled
the peninsula. thf white rulers
have been trying to corral the Sem
inoles on a reservation but in the
deep recesses Of the Everglades
they have maintained their indie
pendence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-01
DAIRY PRODUCE
COST IS TOPIC
Farm Course Speaker Urges
Economical Course
Be Found

COLLEGE STATION, Aug. L.
Declaring that the promotion end Of
the dairy business is over in the
south and that the job in hand is
TO learn to produce dairy products
economically. j. II. McClain Of the
United States Bureau OF Dairy In
dustry pointed out at the general
Short court 1t "A. and M. college 4
Texas Wednesday. that volume Of
production should be the guiding
principle in dairying as well as
banking or merchandising.
Studies made in Tennessee show
that cows producin5 1000 pounds OF
milk yearly did so at a feed cost Of
IS cents a pound b~utterfat. whereas
butterfat cost only 81 cents a pound
for feed with COWS producing 5000
pounds Of milk yearly That is what
is meant by volume Of production
in the dairy business.
The markets T; dairy products
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-01

tificate Of convenience and neces-
sity TO connect = 18th the Frisco be-
tween Seymour and Vernon near
Beaver Greek. running the connec-
ton 10 Shamrock via wellington,
That branch would cost s4.2i7.S54
The Fort Worth and Denver also
seeks to build IN East Texas Pan
handle tap from Childress to Pampa
az a cost of about 81. zoo. 900.
In addition L savings the Rock
Island and Frisco contend would be
made TO shippers in the Seymour
Olney-Jacksboro area. both lines say
the Panhandle I INK line would be
economical for the carriers. That
line would ~-1neCt at Shamrock
with the Rock Island iaia east
west road through Amarillo.
Territory Wealthy
The territory the three railroads
are battling 10 enter is unusually
wealthy and productive witnesses
have declared. K. l. Wynne, secre-
tary of the Wellington chamber OF
commerce. said there were 72C
square miles Of tillable soil OFT oil
the approximate 500 in Ceilings
worth county. Z. y. He lex. Alan
reed. said his community in Whe l.
er county could produce about q
bushels Of corn from Cne-i-clf "a
three-Quarter- of a bale Of cotton
or a ton OF -ghum 10 the acre.
Guy Hill. Shamrock chamber OF
commerce secretary, declared SC
per cent Of the Wheeler county land
could b cultivated and that per
cent OF the total alres~y was titled
c. B. Davis OF Amarillo. Rock Is
land division freight agent. bolster
ed statements that the Rock I-,and
would not build its line II permit
was granted the Fotr Worth ano
Denver. He said a Denver line into
Pampa through Shamrock would
cut deeply into present Rock Island
traffic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-01
SUMMARY

Low barometric pressure prevails
over the eastern part Of the coun-
try and the middle and North At
lantic and New England states. The
pressure is high over the lake re-
gion, the Ohio valley through Ten
neSsee and over all the Gulf states
Temperatures remain near the sea-
sonal average over the east and
southeast but r unseasonably high
over most part of the west. Precip-
itation was reported from the gulf
states and scattered over the west
and central states.
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City Commission
To Meet Friday

The city commission is scheduled
to hold its regular meeting Friday.
City Secretary A. Z. Munday said
probably only routine business will
occupy the meeting.
Propositions for refunding the
city's Indebtedness and plans for
extending city limits also may be
discussed.
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BORN

Especial 70 Inc HeraIdJ
WESLACO, Aug. l.-Word reach
Is Weslaco Of the birth OF a daugh-
ter TO MIR. and Mrs. @. j Pfrimmer
Of ODonnell. Mrs. 2frimmer will be
remembered as Miss Ruby Warren,
daughter Of Mrs. r. w. Warren, Sr.
Of WesIaco. and n OF the first
teachers in the Weslaco schools
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PRANIwAY BARS AUTOS

Stafford. Eng.-The first pram-
way-street closed TO traffic and
dedicated TO children's ~play-has
been established here.
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JOLSON Is

NEW YORK, Aug. 1-(P-Al Jol-
son, stage comedian has been elect
ed a director Of the Brunswick
Bake Collender company Of Chi
cago.
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First figure. lowest temperature
last night: second. highest temper
allure yesterday; third, wind veloci-
ty at 8 a m; fourth, rainfall past
"a hours.