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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

n ISITOES 10 Slavic restaurants
are sure to make the &C
quaintance ~ beet SOUP
borstch. as Il Is variouIy known
With its different spellings. The beet
abonnds In Southern Russia and Is
freely used. The soup Is made from
the boiled heets. from kvass. a beet
stock. or from the mixture OF raw
beet roots. and boiled beers. mixed
with vegetables and occasionally
with q veal or chicken stock fUunda-
ton. IL is such an attractive soup
that II is worth while adding II 10
the home menu no matter which
recipe Is used.
Polish Beet Soup.
Boil twelve small beets until
tender. peel a. usual. under colo
water. then CRATE them on a coarse
CRATER. Put I'm a saucepan and
sprinkle with two tnhlcspoonfuls ~
sugar. two tablesp0onfuls OF vine
gar. one tablespoonful OF butter. n
half teaspoonful Of salt and a salt
spoonful OF pepper. Melt a table
spoonful OF butter and cook In IL a
tablespoonful Of flour. stirring for
two minutes. Stir his into the
mixture. add a half cuptul OF sour
cream. and serve. Put n teaspoon
full OF the cream on tor az each
serving. This is a rather thick
version. Ike a puree.
Iatyian Feet Soup.
Make a quart Of good veal stock.
seasoning IL with n teaspoonful Of
and the strained juice OF n
small lemon. Crate two large boiled
heets and add 10 the broth. then
add the grated juice Of a raw beet
strained through cheese cloth. Bring
to scaldinz point. add pepper. salt
and a eupful OF whipped cream.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

stay outside all day and all nIghtFs
knarf turned to Yam. I'm going
20 invite them In % sit bv the fire."
he safd. Won't Won come in?- he
cried 10 the snowfiakes.
"uh. thank YOU replied tbs
leader. a large pointed flake. I've
ny ~ into houses. III isn't right"
mo ones here" Knarf answered
them. THE children have NIL gone
TO bed. You needn't fear that you'll
he made INTO snOw-balls." The leader
shnddered.
Thank you FOR that" he raid.
Aren't you cold?"
"Oh yes. we're very cold. We're
Just cold through and through"
Wouldn't you like u sit by tho
fire and warm Nm n littlef" The
snowslakcs pressed UP close 70 the
window and looked at the fire glow
Ing SO pleasantly within.
Are YOU perfectly sure It's riEht7''
they demanded. Knarf nodded
emphaticaily. mo one wiz ever
know YOU were here" he said. They
seefned convinced and squeezed
themselves II through a little crack
under tins sill.
THANK you FOR inviting us."~Dv
remarked inHncentlv as they enA1Kd
the room. knarf took them Ip and
set them I'm front of the fire. do
you feel warmer nowg' he asked.
"Um-m.' cried the little snow.
flakes. ever 80 much warmer"
HsFeupcn Knarf glanced enc Yam.
"Didnt / tell you they q get warm"
"Ard nothing elsa-"
"Nhat else do you euppose7'
"Iust ak them Krerf turned
10 them. What else are you besides
warm" he Inquired. There waH no
answer.
And that wasn't odd because they
were all melted.
c0syrIsht. lg1a. Newspaper Fraturs seFF4cs. ina.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
Three-Minute Journeys
BY TEMPLE MANNING
Shopping Quarter Of Picturesque THnis Offers Endless
Tariefy for The Tourist Buyer.

NXT HEN Winter winds sweep,
wv down from the north. the
happy tourist turns his
thoughts and his footsteps toward
lands where sunshine and blossom
ing flowers bear witness to natures
prodisality. And among the most
picturesque OF these. at this season,
Is Tunis. the thriving French colony
In Northern Africa. reached by
regular boat service from Marseilles.
While Algiers is better known and
more frequently visited by travellers,
Tunis has a native charm much more
appealing to most O~ccidentais In
Alsiers everyone speaks French; in
Tunis only the younger generation
knows a language other than its
own. Arab interpreters are neces-
sary for every manner OF transac-
ton.
Under the suave guidance OF one
OF these factotIms. the traveller visits
the native souks. or shopping quar-
ters 81 the spTawiinx. sun-swept
city. Each craft has il street.
OF s7ak. vsEissd s. ccsse1 cTsr Rra
an arcade to afford "a welcome shade
from the glare Of the African sun.
This country OF Tunis IL famous
for lis scents. the southern terri.
tories producing q multitude az arc
matte ana balsamic herbs and per-
fuEed flowers. To find the perfume
SIOUX In the city one has. literally,
but 20 follow ones nose. though one
has to run the gauntlet 81 other
~distrsctinS Oriental smells. The
SIOUX. the fer fcapl makers SIOUX. the
jewelers. SIOUX. the carpet and rug
SIOUX. The ladies' SIOUX where ex
uulsite silks and ~emhroiisTies are
hidden zwar In dark rare<ses az the
most unrror1ising locking little
caves-alI these offer endless scope
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

base Of the great toe. While enlarged joints are
not painful in their early stages, they are GER
tainly unattractive and usually develop into more
serious trouble such as bunions if the cause is not
eliminated. When the membraneous sac found
in the great toe joint becomes inflamed we have
what are commonly known as bunions. They
are painful, and require constant care IL we are
ever to have foot comfort again.
The best advice | can give you 10 prevent
such trouble is to wear your hose and shoes
large enough to allow the toes. as well as the
the feet. sufficient room to avoid cramping.
Callouses that form on, under or between
the toes are usually the beginning Of corns, and
should have attention in their early stages. Little
~plasters especially for the purpose should be
placed over the corn or callous- Many Of these
rlasfars have soothinc nranarstions in their conn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
Tired? Seek the Reason, Warns DR.. Copelar
GOODNIGHT
STORIES
BY hiax Trell
The ShadOw-C Children Try 60
he Kind To Poor, Gold
SnOwflakes.

III MARI. Mi. Flor. Hand and
IA Yam. the five little shadow
children with the turned-abdut
names. We're clustered in front or the
window watching the snow.
How many snnwfakes are there7"
inquired Yam. who always liked TO
ask questions.
Ten replied MlI. counting on
bis fingers.
That's Just right" said Flor. who
being Mis- twin always found q con-
Nenitnt tp agree with him.
humph.' remarked Hand. there
are millions and millions az them"
or course there are exclaimed
hnaIf. ANYONE knows THAR I'm
truth Master knarf had no more
idea of how many snnwflakes there
were thai how many freckles were
on tha WV cf the man en- the moon
~ you don't believe H." he went on.
NJ 1u q ~ out and count them"
This suggestion didn't appeal 10
the twins. ~ they dropped the cues
lion. Not Yam.
why are there ~ many?" she
asked, turning 10 knarf.
There are 60 many" he replied
boldly. 'hecRmsa there ere no less.
Why don't YOU ask me something r
don't know
Yam felt very put ont AZ this and
thought as hard aH she could. Bye
and bye shs exclaimed triumphantlv.
We'll. snartv. Nh you know 70 mt
about suowflakes. what happens D
them when YOU put them rear he
fire."
They ret warm" rctortcd knarf.
And nothing else
Just then there was m gentle tap
ping on the window pane and they
saw that TX was n little group or
snowflakes dancing on the sill.
The poor things. they must h@
cold" declared Nil.
They must he very cold" re-
peated Flor. Think ~ having to
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
by Vera Winston.

TTHOSE who sre fcrtunate e-~uEh
to get away for a few weeks
OF Winter sports. must give
thought 10 the Appropriate clothes.
And no matter what your fsvorife
outdoor activity Is. you can find a
smart costume 10 practise Il in.
illustrated here Is q stunning ski.
Ing suit. Developed IN slate blue
EsharGine with a tricky llttis waist.
coat. Il uses orsnge ansora as n most
Effective contrast for the scarf. nit.
lens and seeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

exercise are all factors. Careful diet
and general care viii bring about
Improvement Have your doctor pre-
scribe for you. since each patient
must have specific attention.
n. Y. Q.-What a I DO for su'
perfluous hair on the face?
A.-Superfluous hair may he re,
moved by the use OF the electric
needle. The work must be done by an
expert skilled in this particular lire.
a good bleach Is often helpful. For
details send a self-addressed. stamped
envelope and repeat your question.
e. ~. o.-what causes snoring
Rnd what will prevent IL?
What exercise viii reduce the
hips?
3.-What will darken the eve
lashes and increase their growth?
A.--Mouth breathing Is the most
frequent cause-this may be caused
BY sleeping on the back or there
may be an obstruction or growth
responsible. Have the tons.ls ex.
amined.
2.-Running, skating. brisk walk
Ing. jumping and climbing should
all be helpful. Reducing in general
win also bring about results. For
fun particulars send a self-addressed.
stamped envelope and repeat your
question.
3.-Application of ] per cent vel
low oxide of mercury ointment an
piled TO the iashes at night should
tend 10 increase their growth and
make them appear darker.
g. T. OIL persplre very freely
the slightest exertion will bring on
the trouble. | am 16 years 81 age.
weighing 165 pounds and seem well
and strong. What would you al.
wise?
A.-Where perspiratlon r. ezces-
slve there Is usually some nervous
condition at the source OF the
trouble. BE sure there II no infec.
ton or other disturhance which MAY
he causing the symptom. Some per
sons perspire more easily than
others when there In no apparent
cause.
csgrIshi. 1870 Newspaper F.stur. s.rrtr.. tn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

and variety for exploration and bar
gain hunting.
For those who are more interested
In the historical and scenic aspects
of travel. Tunis l. A happy hunting
ground indeed. Each Winter dozens
Or well known artists 20 there IL
paint the colorful. Uncovered
mosques rising here and there from
the tangled mars or crooked streets.
The picturesque costumes OF the Arab
natives III appropriately into the
vivid patchwork ~ natures MOSAIC.
making the city a verlfahie ~fairviand
% The tired eyes ~ American travel
ers accustomed to the serenity and
monotony Of our planned cities and
towering skyscrapers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

Anything which Is contrary TO the general
run Of things must be viewed with suspicion. We
are not built exactly alike and we have our own
pet ideas about things. In the last analysis,
however, we are governed by the same rules and
should operate in about the same manner as the
rest OF mankind.
II isn't natural" to be tired all the time.
OF course il is a wholesome thing 10 have a good
honest tired feeling at the end of the day, es-
pecially at the end OF a day given 10 hard work.
But it isn't natural to get up tired, and to begin
the day as worn out as when You went to bed.
There are lots of reasons for that tired feel
ing. It may be due to late hours, late eating, or
disturbed sleep. In short, it may be caused by
lack of rest.
Napoleon got along with four or five hours
of slnen. hut Won cant. You must have eight or
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
Advice to Girls
BY Annie Laurie
ANNIE LAURIE:

nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ When riding IN a bus or other
public conveyance. who slishts first.
.ne man or lady?
Alsu. IA NJ proper for 2 girls
~s,eads@ hoy friend 70 call her par
erts "m0thcrH and father
ERRATIC EOY.
EERATic BOY: The young man
IL aliehts first. IN order to ass!s;
The lady.
c.-Nyhile II may not he thought
exactly proper. * certainly shows a
frisudilness On The part ~ both the
Spung mar and the girls parents
that makes for happiness IL they
think enough ~ the young mar 70
allow him "a cal! them Mother and
FEATHER Il speaks wen for him for
Al shows they both like and respect
him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
ANNIE LAURIE:

49,
~ am n sirl N my early teens.
and am IN love with a boy two years
my senior. lie SAYS he loves me
too. and has Kiven me many gifts
Whenever he sres me on the street
ne calls 10 me. I never look IN the
direction hs L.. | really don't know
what ~ a.. Shnaid I anSwer him 2
whenever he passes me. l smile g
him. but ! even notice him
" nen he Is across The street. An !
wrong? lie always introduces me
10 hts friends as his SRI friend o.
sweetheart. What shall I do
RABE.
DABF. ! don't see why YOU should
D not return tho young mans
greeting. In fact. Il Is quite rudo or
you not TO-.
Explain 20 him how embarrassing
4. IA 10 you 20 have him intrcdurr
you IN this manner. lie really
should net do M. IL NJ sufficient ~
rnanticn your name ~ an introigc.
tlrr with no explanatory phras~a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
DON'TBUY YOUR HOSE
AND SHOES TOO SHORT
Cramping the Toes May Lead to Serious Trouble,
Warns Josephine Huddleston, In Outlining
Beneficial Foot Treatments for Women.
By JOSEPHINE HUDDLEsToN

the correct size hose and shoes for comforts sake is
W. just = important as using the correct shade Of powder and
w rouge for beauty's sake.
Short shoes and hose may cause enlargement OF the Joint AZ the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
CONTINUAL SENSE OF
FATIGUE UNNATURAL
.Ehen that All-In Feeling fingers Despite Regular
Hours of Rest, There Is Usually Something
Wrong, Says Famous Physician.

United States Senator from New York.
Former Commissioner OF Health, NeU York CITY.
n OTIS Of folks drag themselves about, having 20 energy whatever.
n 1t isn't a good sign TO be tired all the time. IL that is the way
you feel, il should be a warning TO see your doctor to find out
What Is wrong.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

position, so that immediate relief il assured. Adhesive tape may also
be used to prevent further growth of the calous. If. however, corns
have formed a chiropodist should be consulted.
Calouscs on the balls of the feet should have a fresh strip Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
Words of the Wise

This ~ the comfort or friends.
that though they may be said 40
die. yet their friendship and So
ciety are. I'm the best sense. ever
present because immortal.
Pam
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

nine in All probability, If you are to thrive l can get along without
food. but must have sleep, if am to do my work at all well.
Chronic constipation and chronic Indigestion are two causes for
q tired feeling. The absorption Of the retained intestinal material
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

polsons the system and produces a
sense Of fatigue.
kidney and heart troubles. as well
a liver and other disturbances. may
sdestroy the sense Of well-being which
d 50 essential TO good health. Failure
Tor kidney elimination leaves In the
svsiem poisons which lower the vigor
end destroy the usefulness. Heart
weakness reduces the power n
force Of the circulation n results
IN loss Of vitality.
ANY one Of these troubles may be
the underlying cause for the n
~ fatigue. The tired feeling Will not
until the normal health Is
restored. il Is sure 10 persist till
YOU eat correctly.
pus absorption Is A common u
for lowered vitality and loss or en-
erEy. a had tooth. an abscessed
root for instance, or pussy gums,
NAV DO the center Of your roubl
Diseased ~tonsils. or pus infected
nasal sinuEes arc other seats OF pus
lEnfection. You have not lone your
lsuu duty till throat and nose have
been examined.
II YOU are tired al the time find
kut why AZ IL. a frank a NJ with
l~our family doctor Is likely 10 put
Ic,ou IN the way OF good health and
BODILY vigor.
n ANSWERS to Health Queries
z. II. o-lIas salt any antlsep-
tic qualities?
..-ShouId the tonslls he removed
sf they ere infected
3.-What causes small swellinss
IN arpea on the hands and arms
when exposed 70 the SUM-
A.-Yes.
Yes. thsv should he removed.
since they are apt TO cause infec-
fion through the entire system.
3.-This condition may DO due TO
hives. This Is sometimes due 80
food which causes irritation. Send
self-addrcsSed. stamped envelope for
further particulars and repeat your
question.
r. &. O-What should a Girl weigh
: who Is III years old and ; feet ~
Inches tai?
A.-For her age and holEht size
should weigh about 1879 pounds.
W. q. o-YVhat can he done for
. slhumcn IN the kidneys and what
'rSuses this trouble?
AA-Nfav ne duo 20 = number NJ
eonffr Aon=-lmproper die being the
tust irNpNrtant-oVCrwork. excessive
mental stain. worry and insufficient
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
Answers to Health Queries

Il. II. o-IIas salt any antlsep-
.ic qualities? 4.
. .-Should The tnnslls he removed
81 they ere infected
3-What causes small syvellinss
~ appear on the hands and arms
when exposed 10 the sun?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

Everything that 10 Wis. A.. L-.-
thought already: sc can oniv ~ -
maj /" once more -Goelhc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

4 great CITY. frhoss fma1e
dtDcIlE Nv the memory BY mcn.fs
fhe fyBe of some great fden.
Rome reDTescHts conquest: faifh
horcTs crcr Jerusalem ; and An
eEs smbodses the precminent
quality or the aHflqEe tporIg rrt
-DfsroeMl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

So 70 conduct ones life as
10 realize oneseif-this seems
to me the highest attainment
possible 70 a human being. Id
~ the task Of one and alI ~ w.
but most OF us bunRle ID.
-Ibsen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

The record of q generous lt1e
runs like a zine around the
menory Of orr dead. and ersrv
street.. UTsgl4sh Grt ~ nolU y
perfumcd forcfr. -IngcrsoH.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

III MARI, Mi. Flor. Hand and
Yam. the five little shadow
A ~NfrH-~- ,~f4r 49, ---ng nbruf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

exercise are all factors. Careful diet
and general care will bring about
Improvement Have your doctor pre-
scribe for you. since each patient
must have specific attention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

A.-For her age and height she
should weigh about lS5 pounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

A-Nfav ~ due 20 = number N
eoniiFN ona--inproper diet being the
tust acknowledgements. excessive
mental stain. worry and insufficient
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
Loves Awakening
Lillian InierueHes 10 Quiet N0dge's Doubts Concerning
The Imitation IetrqTs.
BY Adele Garrison

* DON'T know what the rest
Of you are planning. but that
strikes me as q mighty good
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29

r. c. o-Whst should a girl weigh
who Is IL years old and ) feet IL
inches tall2
The Washington times., 1929-11-01
D. c. LUTHERANS
CALL PASTOR

The Rev. Or. Henry W. snyder
pastor OF the First Lutheran
Church Of JohnAtown, Pa, has &C
certAa O. cAll to the rAAtoeAtA o.
Ut. PAul'b Lutheran Church here
ana will assume hib dutieA No
vertbSr 20, It wAA announced last
night.
b. paul'S Church. at Eleventh
and II Streets, Ia one Of the Oldest
In the city. the congregation hav
ing worshiped in the present church
since 1845.
The Rev. DR.. Snyder will succeed
the Rev. DR.. John T. Huddle and
the Rev. DR.. W. C. waltenyer
retired co-pastors of the church
Dr. Huddle has been made pastor
emeritus. and DR.. waltemyer re.
signed to accept the post OF aAso.
ciAte professor Of philosophy at Get.
tysburg College.
The congregation has purchased
q new site at Thirty.fifth and Ev'
erett Streets, and will build there
new church In the near future.
Or. Snyder ID a gaduate Of Johns
Hopkfns University and the Lu
theran Theological Seminary OF Get
tysburg.
The Washington times., 1929-11-01
D. c. GIRL GIVEN
H|GH Y POST

Mas Lucy Street, who for the
past two months has been director
Of muAical aetivitieA Of the Young
Women's Christian Association Of
this city, has just been appointed BY
etha nattons, board Of directors to
ths pest OF national secretary for
music Of the Young Women'A Chris.
tiAn ASSOCIATIONS throughout the
country.
Miss Street will continue. how.
ever, ia charge Of the music pro.
gram foy the local association, which
sthis winter will serve toward a
higher musical culture for young
women.
In addition to the Elizabeth
Somers Glee Club, which has been
in existence for several years, Miss
Street is organizing two new clubs,
one Tor mixed voices. to meet at the
I main r w. G. A. Building during
the winter. for which applications
may now be sent, to the music divi.
sion, of the association, ana the Girl
reserve Glee Club, which will con.
eiAt Of five members OF each OF the
eIx Girl Reserve Clubs In the high
schools here.
The Washington times., 1929-11-01
MORROW TO AID
STUDENTS

Dwight W. Morrow, Ambassador
to Mexico, win head committee
for the selection Of Mexican scholars
and artists to receive grants from
the John Simon ouksenhaitn' Ne.
mortal Foundation, It IL announced
BY the trustees Of the foundation.
The foundation received last June
an additional sife Of 41,OOo.OoO from
former United States Senator and
Mrs. Simon Guggenheim for an ex.
tension of the foundations fellow
ships to include several countries
Of Latin America.
In this plan the first fellows from
Latin America will be Aelected in
Mexico early in 1880, and arrange.
ments for several other countries of
Latin America viii be completed
during the year.
other members Of the committee
of selection are: His Excellency
Javler Sanchez Mejorada, Mexican
minister OF communication and pub.
lie works; Prof. Noises SaaHiz, sub
secretary of education; q. r. Con.
way, general manager of the Mexi.
can Power & Light Co.; and Carlos
Contreras, an architect.
DR.. Eyler N. Simpson, formerly
a member of the faculty of the
University of Chicago, will be sec.
rstAry OF the committee.
Times and Herald ClaaAikiea ads pre-
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lAMA
The Washington times., 1929-11-01

The life OF the girl who does
routine dancing On the stage IA
not an easy one" today declared
irene Franklin, actress star, IN
announcing her plans for 4 hOfiN
FOR choris girls out Of work Or
needing q rest.
Mia rranklyn inherited 100000
several weeks ago from an uncle
in Sydney, Australia.
Most chorus girls earn only a
email salary and spend every cent
OF it." continued the cornedienue.
when they get sick or lose their
jobs they Are usually fiat broke
and zip against 1t.
Representa- Need
"If these kids had a place to go
where they could stay a couple of
weeks in a coy, homelike atHnos'
phera, they would be able to 90
out ana fight the world with
greater courage. They would not
have 70 worry about paying their
rent or wondering where the next
meal was coming from"
Miss Franklin said that she plan
ned to make the place. like a
country home" where any chorus
girl could come as a guest. She
said she would have theatrical
couple act as official host and
hostess while she was away but
intended to act as hostess herself
The Washington times., 1929-11-01
ARMOUR FACING.
COURT TILT

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-~Aithoukli
Tommy Armour obtained 4 Mexican
divorce from her and married an.
other woman. Mrs. Cofisuelo Car.
rerAs Armour today was awaiting
action on b seporatlon suit which
abe has tiled against the professional
golfer.
The first Mrs. Arnaour contends
the Mexican divorce, obtained . year
and Q half ago, 10 unrecosnized in
New York and theresae che ID en-.
titled to bring the separation action.
Armour Is now married to the
former Mrs. Ben Andrews, Of Wash.
ington and Texas.
The Washington times., 1929-11-01

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