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New Britain herald., 1929-03-20
FLOYD COLLINS BODY
 AGAIN RESTS IN CAVE
stolen From Glass Ca>ket But iound Near Cave in Burlap sack
 Investigation jndar Way.

Horse Cave, Ky. March 20 LP- The body of Floyd Coluns who dled after ' day battle 10 save his life when he vas trapped iu Sand Cave in 1'o5 today again rested in it's bronze and glass casbet in Crystal cave after it's thcG. and recovery yesterday. pr II. E. Thomas, own- ar 0. Crystal g.Ng ~aia an inves1.- e4uou HOW under Was would bo pushed until the thieves were arrre- leni@l
 Tla~ body. which Dr. Thomas SINS has Nr.ome eomr,t.iv mWuMil.ea since is burial .4 Crss-al cave, N:ss missed carly yesterday morning. AtI of sherius ot tnr,e counties Was sopgh, and yesterday afternoon the body Was found on the banks Of Green river. wrapped in buriap sack. about 410 yards from the en- trance to tha cave.
 Dr, Thomas IS @t loss 10 account for the motive Of the thieves. Hc says he has no doubt that they e>- pecteG to r--.ra to the rivar bank for tho romans of the momfairr,l cave explorer luter
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20
Dis,n-, (.crmnn navnlrnt,

1'Hs. Namh ~o p -T.. c<H.I.s eoWfuNN.n on D. ngutgo"~ Is muEM2 al aood start at ifs hry rroHiom-'.a. -mom and ,tlst-an- of -Hnui.I'. s tu "aaa G--m.rge G'r W.u s, jai1
 1u-, H~~5on ls -.a-'r ~,w.-aU. ".a Iua..ur .uH Hsr. .r, siU AiL. -aE- .'...n t.. nnus and ,laruo or ii. ,...uw l.rn- Em rN.r. fs n ~Inu r consultations u fNa air thv. s..n.t tulE To m~r- fy uU oMmr-tIn uu'aoa on t.linera- ions ~hah -aoH may u... a plen- arv session CT tr. eoE.rt'...
 lrln"o tu4aE .Hs ur..",1 n]'I tho w-uGon Q. rGmn- uu lj.Ipu marEs anout S2.1aa.n of aN mmnant. 1"yUHrt ".cn Grruany Is expected to I.aEr. HI-l3u. II IS stated, ulu a~l rimHHr-en.t of s.& liUiou uarA-. .or alH -,aIE worthless ,or4rl c rmm currency "Hlea the G"rn"t iu1al.r+ ha l.|ia4.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20
Rllj)T WILL LEAVE FRANCE APRIL IO
Commission oI JuIists Completes
 Program and AdjouTns

G,u,>.. Naua 1e lP.-Eihu Root maaa-l today 70 leave here Friday ur i,u~. ~afn@ for rno United Ss..s oH c.. h. de France April l".
 Tho @u.o,I commission of 5..--ts Will N4uu he h+~ been s.oru.4 in a~ effort 10 arrange a t..:..aI for .t.,siou of j.n United ~,..,- 70 ue a ortI court adjourned ta~r u.-.f.
 i"Nor 10 adto"rmout P number Of a.-.~ aod lam slowing -r."to. on" .H.u- .m a~ .I. '-5 ritual father .'- t..o #uuI euHH' and as tre "do :. ,> wa .lu- " ha ht5 unvua-Iy lel tna loHro"- mud pointed to n way Of s.,4aoS A"urn~ collaboration .,itN tHa H.-H. ,gmaaL
 Aunu- thosn spaN.n- in frIhu'n ta 1.r. t.re g.ra I'.on5~.o Arz.lo'i 5t h5ll. a Hisy or tha norIt court. and 'HaHruHu W. H. N. Van +EsiH@t ot t.. NtN.g."1.lS
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20

The speech took the air at the Netherlands station of kootwijk. It was made by Christobal Rodriguez, of Panama, director of the Latin American division of the League and dwelt on the collaboration Of Latin American countries with Geneva and emphasized the helpful cooperation of the League council in arranging
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20

United States on the war debt ac- count.
 An effort is being made to arrive at some understanding regarding the amount and number of the annuities before Thursday, when Dr. Hjalmar Schacht leaves for Berlin to attend a meeting of the directors of the Reichsbank.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20

Great Britain's claims in the first payment are expected to total about four billion marks (about s1,oo0,- GOO. O.006l. It is understood Great Britain will claim that previous pay ments do not apply to the claims of the dominion and that she expects further to he reimbursed now for
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20

ture will be completed in April after
 which she win marry William Sea-
 man. New York business man. and retire to private life. Mi0 Haver began her screen career as . bath ing beauty.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20

have taken tour bottles of the Nego- table Compound and now ] am well and strong 9nI ieoI fine. got my si-ter.in-law ta take lt after her lasy baby came and -no is stronger nov. I cannot praise # enough -A.Es. HATTIE Y. E4sTLE, |. l, Kingston, Missouri.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20
Speech in Netherlands
 Is Heard in Paraguay

Geneva, March 20 R-A cable gram received at League of Nations Headquarters today from Asuncion. Paraguay. said that a speech broad cast in Spanish at 11:S0 last night was heard perfectly in Paraguay.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20

' oga'ahlo r'r1- pound for E mm.tIl7 and I cannot praise f.
 enough weighed aho1' i"3 pound
 and was Tot a'olo fo do any kind of work. My housnwork Was done i,v my morsfor and my "rf-of d1ors work rEds not loua. [
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20
Consider f'Ten Problem

The problem tt ... c-T- y' -.. trees m t.e fo2u vas hr5.-ut ur and there MAS no acton taken o9 II at the mrorm-. Tho right ID >p.HI $&o0 tor tres "as rot clear in 'uu minds of the n.-1 ou the boari ami there will u. a petition beIOr 1He common couuri tom-ht to sr'uI ''- money for that purpose, Tn the meantime there will ot an iuvrSttga- tion as to Inc pri", Of tree care u the city Of Naa Haven and inc lnat- ter will be voted upon al the next meeting.
 There Was a ncuDjou pfoparn3 10 he put before the common couuel. for the purchase ol g. roller for 'h. city, The machine selected VAS a Buffalo-Piti of l2 tons, driven bv a gasoline motor, Th@ roller will cost about $5.GUa delivered. l. Was brought out that the present rollers have been in Use for $l years aut are still in fair condition. They arr. of the same make SIS the proposed new one, with the exception that they are driven by steam.
 here VIII be nearing on sewers near Monroe street III tho naal tuture. r. was peti,joued that storm and sanitary sewers be built in that district.
 There Was some discussion of the flooded conditions at rhe end Of Mon Joe street near Willow Brook. r Was stated that there vas some work ione or these sewers and culyerts to relieve the conditions and tha work was halted as propertv o"u.r whose property would be benefited by the work. objected 10 damaeo which might be dono by the city equipment. Ii ~ill be necessary to take the matter up with the common council before completing th" n nors No action Was taken at the meeting last night.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20
Phyllis Haven to Retire
 After Making Next Film

Hollywood. Cal. March 20 F- Phyllis Haver. actress. has an- nounced that her last motion pie
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20

probable settlement of the dispute between Bolivia and Paraguay.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20

Toll rates through the Panama canal approximate 5000 an hour.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-20
CAN'T PRAISE
 II ENOUGH
Lydia F. Pinkhan1's Vegetable Compound Helped Her So Much

Kingston. To - have mi taken arEthinr Ln. LNl-a [. l-nLham-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06
vi. p. Party I~nspects
Brownsville Lines

Headed by z. M. Durham. .Jr. az
st. Louis. senior vice president ~
the line, and II. r. Stafford. Of Hous-
Ton. executive vice president. q
party Of Missouri Pacific officials
we're In Brownsville Sunday in the
course Of an inspection trip over the
kngsville division. Stops were also
MADE at Corpus Christi. Kingsville.
and Harrington. The p1rty came
down from Houston. making the
trip IN their special train.
The trip was made in pursuit OF
the company's policy Of periodical
trips over the 5000 miles OF rail-
read operated by the company. for
the purpose of inspecting the i'm
provementS being made. and to
study the demands of the shipping
and travelling public.
Other officials in the party were
w. G. Chcate. general manager: l..
A. David. assistant general man
ager: c. S. kirkpatrick. chief en-
gineer: A. p. Householder. mechan-
ical superintendent: l.. r. Christy,
master Ear builder; Mallory McDon-
aid. special representative of the ex-
ecutive depart. all of Houston: c. c..
Kennedy. superintendent of the
K%ingsville division: j. d. Kirkpat-
rick. trainmaster: T. c. McCord. di-
vision engineer. all of Kngsville: and
A. B. Waldron. executive general
agent, Harlingen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Armstrong accompanied the
party as guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06
Two Arrests Made
Over End Of Week

Quiet w~eek-ends. the rule in Cam
eron county for the past month,
continued over Saturday and Sun
day nights when county officers ar
rested by two men. both OF whom
we're lodged in jail by Constable
John Martin on charges Of drunk
cnness.
AS a result, the Jail Monday
morning had a population Of ia
the smallest in some time.
Five county prisoners were re-
leased when they made bond or paid
fines. and ten federal prisoners were
released. nine TO immigration auth
critics and one who had served SEN
tence.
Alfredo NJ. Lial. 81. and Francisco
Layton. 26. we're i~ncarcerated Sun
day by federal officers. charged with
violation of the liquor law.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06
Bond Issue Campaign
Recognizes Politics

bodies behind the statewide under
taking.
II the intimation OF entering the
local legislative campaign mater
ialsizes. apparently it will be
through the home-county nucleus
time formed that the highway
workers would seek to select the
lawmakers favorable to their pro-
grams.
This, it vas pointed out. would
simply call on the voters TO express
themselves concerning the highway
plan in the election of representa-
tives, the same as they state road
committee hopes 10 have them eX-
press themselves later in the sub
amendment. If the people refuse
to elect supporters Of the highway
finance plan. they reasonably would
be expected 10 refuse to amend tine
constitution TO authorize the bonds.
according 10 the reasoning Of the
road boosters.
Lessons of the narrow defeat Of
tltiS veal Will Dt NOA hGI lIltO AIlt
resubmission of the highway bond
program. ID was made clear by the
commercial organizations here.
For one thing. the program viii
Of bonds and ask that this amount
be issued.
Legislation Favored
The amendment. as now favored
will be TO authorize the legislature
10 issue highway bonds, as it may
see proper from time 10 time. This
would retain the safeguard of re-
curing legislative action before the
bonds could be issued, it was point
ed out.
Then also the amendment viii
contain a general provision r.
authorize the legislature to make
laws providing or refunds 10 coun-
ties. This abandons the old plan of
attempting to write into the amend
ment the mode Of making tho re-
funds and the modulus for fixing
the amounts.
It wa readily seen here that :
real statewide effort to elect a ticket
OF legislators favorable 10 this mr.
any ether. M thing would bring :
new wrinkle to Texas politics. NJ
matter how NJ -nolitical tho suh
be. misht
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06
BLY, the Political Analyst

AUSTIN, Aug. 6.-The statewide
highway bond issue plan was de-
/ clared TO involve politics as well as
engineering. as representatives OF
the three regional chambers OF
commerce met here to formulate
a campaign in its behalf for next
year.
Two methods were proposed by
speakers OF getting the road-bulld-
ing program before the people:
i. Education.
.. Efforts to select in every
county next year members OF the
legislature who will be familiar with
highway building problems and the
states road building needs.
Education Proposal
Under the heading Of education,
a committee was authorized TO IN
clude one representative OF the
West Texas Chamber Of Commerce,
one OF the East Texas Chamber OF
Commerce and one OF the South
Texas body, to set out before the
people OF the state the unfinished
condition Of the state road system.
the urgency Of repaying counties
state roads. to permit their COM
pleting their lateral systems, and
the road comprehensive financing
plan. as seen by these organizations.
10 attain the goal Of the completed
network Of permanent highways.
But the second phase Of the I'M
dertaking holds out most interest
ing possibilities. Carried to its full
meaning, this would involve the sell
ection of legislative candidates
favorable 10 the highway compile
ton plan. 1t would involve support
OF the candidates favored and OPP
position 10 those candidates hostile
to highway bonds. This aspect.
truly enough. would carry the issue
of road-building into the realm OF
politics.
The i~nterregional highway COM
mittee's work was without reference
10 any candidacy for governor, and
members emphasized the import
ance OF adopting a Sharply-define6
program before any of the numer-
Gus candidates might get on this
platform. so that the highway pro-
gram would have to be accepted
by the candidate as that of a state
wide organization, rather than the
chambers Of commerce accepting e
candidates platform.
Move Taking Root
The program Of education" al
ready is taking roots. 1t is known
that officials Of the regional cham
bers Of commerce have made con-
tact with more than 100 local cham
bsrs Of commerce to align the local
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06
Today's Radio Features
TUESDAY, AUGUST
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400 4:20-Associated Press dispatches and Valley news from The
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800 555-Musical program.
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TOMORROW AM
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06
JOCKEY CLUB RAISES
STAKES FROM PROFIT

CHICAGO. Aug. 6.-tPf-A pro-
fit OF more than $500. 900 on It's 20
day season at Arlington Park win
enable the American National
Jockey club 20 increase its stakes
and purses 10 $500. 900 next summer.
The club conducted the meeting
on n non-prolit basis. and when the
large earnings were revealed, plans
for 1880 were launched for the most
ambitious program yer offered Dy
any racing organization.
The American classic, worth $780,
600 In added money this year. Will
DC enriched substantially. possibly
70 100000. while the Arlington
handicap, q $4,000 race this year,
probably will be increased to $780,
600. making II the richest all-ags
stake in the country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06
M'ALLEN BAND WILL
ATTEND CONVENTION
Especial To The Heraldl

McALLES. Aug. 6.-McAllen mu-
nicipal band is making preparations
TO attend the third annual conven-
ton OF the South Texas Chamber
Of Commerce. which Is to be held IN
Corpus Christi. November 10 and
10. according to w. z. Rhoades. d.
rector.
The McAllen musical organization
was named by the convention as tire
official band Of the South Texas
Chamber Of Commerce at It's SER
ond ANIMAL convention held In La
redo ia 1923.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06
EXPERT URGES
LUBRICATION
Magnolia Official Explains
Strain On Engine When
Car Is Speeding
Especial to The Hera,d)

DALLAS, Aug. 6.-"Few motorists
understand what goes on in an
automobile engine when driven at
speeds of IS miles an hour and high
or" in the opinion Of Fred j. Bed
ford. manager of the %lubricating de-
partment Of the Magnolia Petro-
leum company.
AT high speeds. the automobile
engine is subjected TO terrific strain
and fierce heat. Even at lower
speeds in hot weather. over long dis
tances. it generates an intense de-
gree of heat.
Every moving part Of the motor
must get the right amount Of lubri-
cation and get it at the right time If
II is to have complete protection
against heat and friction Mr.. Bed
ford explained.
OH Distribution
Proper distribution Of the crank
case oil and its ability to stand up
under terrific heat and at high
speeds are two factors that largely
determine the length of life Of a
motor and the sort of service II
gives its owner. When either one Of
those qualities are lacking a dam
aged motor is sure 10 result.
Hundreds Of tests have shown
that motor oils with a paraffine
base retain their lubricating value
longer under intense heat and at
high speeds than asphalt base oils.
That Is because paraffine base
crudes are given a heat-resisting
quality by nature that she has not
given asphalt crudes.
1t Is one OF natures secret ways
or working wonders. Just as she
gives great value TO n diamond and
little value TO a single lump OF coal.
THE oil in the crankcase may be
an excellent paraffine base oil. yet
fail to do an adequate job OF lubri-
cation. It NAV be the wrong grade.
It may have the wrong consistency.
For example. an oil that is too
heavy will not distribute properly
because it is too slow or sluggish for
that type of motor and oil pump.
The result is that manv places in
the motor do not get sufficient lub-
rication.
"A motor operated under those
conditions is soon damaged. For
the deadliest enemy of the auto
mobile en-ine-friction-is at work"
Tells Experience
Mr.. Bedford said that it had been
his experience. MS well as that Of
others interested in correct and
adequate fabrication. that a narat-
fine base oil OF the correct ~viscoSity
will add thousands Of miles Of eco
nomical motoring 10 any automobile
engine.
Magnolia oils" he added. "are
refined from selected Midi Continent
paraffine base crudeS for motoring
conditions in the Southwest rs they
are known by Il research depart
ment."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06
M'ALLEN SHOWS
BUILDING Squirt
Activity Now in Progress
Approximate
$240,O 900
Especial to The HeraId)


McALLEN, Aug. Ga survey Of
buliulng activity III and near Nc
Alien shows that a total OF APP
proxlmateiy S24O,OOO IN residences
ana business buildings is being ex-
pended IN actual construction work
mere.
Cnler among the new structures
been completed at an approximate
cost OF SIS. UUO at the corner OF
South Broadway and Beaumont
avenue.
New Club House
Inc new $1,000 frame clubhouse
which Is TO be erected Immediately
on the Card-ParKs Development
companys citrus properties north OF
the city. Will provide IS bedrooms, a
large clubroom, baths and executive
offices ana Will be a model TOR SIM
liar buildings TO be erected IN the
Valley. The third major project is
n remodelling OF the ola Texan
theater building at a cost OF about
5000. When completed. this struc-
ture Will house three storerooms.
The chief residential development
Is occurring III Milmor addition,
just north of the city, where four
new English type Stucco homes
nave just been completed. four more
are under construction. "A sum ap-
proxlmatlng sou. QUO Is involved IN
the present building activity in this
addition. lne homes are OF a new
architectural design which has been
developed by q. T.. Anderson, Wes-
lace contractor. Anuhs son intro
duced this style OF architecture into
the valley ana II has proven very
popular.
one new home Is unoer construc-
ton IN NIX addition and 1t is UNI
cerstood that three others will be
unoer way within a short time. Def
mite plans for the development ~
this ADDITION nave not been mace
pubic.
Edelste;n Home
Inc new Sl5, 900 residence for Mr..
ana MRS. j. Edelsteln on North FIJI
teentn street Is the most expensive
private norne under construction.
Every mcdern Iea Ire is beng In
corporaued IN this beautiful two
story brick homS which Is being
Dullt by NJ. II. NeIson and for which
plans were prepared by A. II. Wool
rluge.
A two-Story brick an tile colonial
nome Tor Mr.. ard Mrs. A. j. Camp
peIl. 10 cost approximately $4,000
Is expected 10 go unaer construction
wlUnln a rev days. as plans are
practically complete.
ABOUT 10 or 20 other residences.
some OF the costing as much as
So.OOU TO $lO,OOO, swell the total to
almost the quarter million dollar
marx. Indications are that 1879
Will be McAllen's biggest building
year. although building permits arc
slightly lower at the present time
than Tor the same period during the
city's previous hlgn yea.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06
Scion Announces
For Commissioner

AUSTIN. Aug. 6.-iP-Reprc-
sentative A. II. King OF Throckmor-
ton today authorized announcement
Of his candidacy for commissioner
Of agriculture subject to the demo-
cratic primaries OF 1890.
George 3. Terrell. present COM
missioner. announcer several DAYS
ago he would not be a candidate for
reelection.
King has served - wears in the
legislature and at present Is a
member Of the commission author :
lied TO make a survey OF the pen.-
tertiary system with a view ~
recommending a site FOR centraliz =
ton.
He scrvec with tn" American ex-
peoitiorary forces in France and is
a veteran of the Spanish Ameri-
a war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06
1873 co
TO ISLAS MARIAS

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 6.-CP-A
group Of 1873 prisoners is enroute the
Islas Marias prison colony, to be
added to the exiles there serving
sentences for various offenses. The
group left Mexico City Friday and
will embark on a governments
steamer at Manzanillo. It includes
several women.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06
BANKER
NEW ITALIAN ENVOY

WASHINGTON, Aug. G. Up
Formal announcement was made
appointment Of John w. Garrett.
today at the White House OF the
Baltimore banker. as ambassador u
Italy. succeeding Henry r. FletchA
who is now en route home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06
O Taking Root

The program Of education" al
ready is taking roots. II is known
that officials Of the regional cham
bers OF commerce have made con-
tact with more than 100 local cham
bsrs Of commerce 10 align the local
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-06
The Baby Face on the
o v

GhONE > lELEOO
CHILL TONIC
carton Is merely a trademark; this
famous old Quinine and Iron Tonic
Is Just as good for Men and Women
as for Children.
After an attack Of Malaria, tho
blood needs additional rich, red cor.
puscles to replace those destroyed
by the Malarial germs. You must
have plenty of rich, red blood TO re-
build Health and Strength. When
YOU take this Tonic, you can feel the
Strengthening. Invigorating Effect
of enriched blood.
Pleasant to take. 60c-
Arsckaee OF Groves Black Root Pills
An enclosrd Nlth every bottle for those who
u1sh 10 take a Laxative In connection with
che Tonic