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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-21
PRESENTS
'RUDD|GORE"
TONIGHT

Marking back to England, 1887,
che National Light Opera Company
selects the comic opera "Ruddi.
gore" by Gilbert and Sullivan for
tonight's broadcast over the N.B.C.
system, at $50 o'clock.
Graham Harris win conduct the
production in two acts. The work
Is . satire on the gloomy melo.
drama OF It's day. wherein ghosts,
murders and mysteries were piled
high. A list of popular radio sing.
ers, heard regularly In operate Of
&erings. Is given for the cast.
The Happy Wonder Bakers will
sing and play the praises of Es-
trellita" during their 1880 o'clock
entertainment. TN Little Span
ish Town" will be followed by my
Cairo Love-" not forgetting that
Indian maiden called Pale Moon"
for whom, they admit i've Got
q Feeling I'm Falling" Signing
''What q Day. they will end by
polxing fun at themselves In Sem
timental Me-" They will break off
in the middle of this tender half
hour by letting the orchestra play
Moussorgsky's 'Hopak."
MObtOM FActHFe 9bhE
Eddie Guinllan, star of one OF the
latest motion picture releases 1.-THE
Sophomore" will be presented in the
holster hour over CHS stations at
o'clock. The guest artist will
offer the song hit from this
vehicle. Orchestral selections in
efude Liza" and a medley of
dance tunes of yesterday.
Two numbers to be given their
premier on this occasion are "Shoo
Shoe Boogey Boo" and when I'm
In Love" both from the new Moran
and Mack production why Bring
That Up
Dale Wimbrow will offer two of
his most popular compositions
Hard Hearted Hanna" and Mama
Goes Where Papa Goes" during the
La Palma program at $50 O'Clock.
Wishing and Waiting for Love. ;"
"The Breakaway, Am, Passing
Fancy" and He's q Good Man to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-21
Mary Washington Home
Is Closed for Repairs

FREDERICKSBURG Va. Als..
2I.-The home here in which Mayy
Washington, mother Of the first
President lived. was closed to visi.
tors for an indefinite period
The home sis to be closed while
repairs are going on The work is
not a restoration, as the home is
practically as 1t was when Mrs.
Washington died there. but in addi-
ton to repairs several slight
changes are to be made. including
the removal OF porch put on the
home after Mrs Washington's resi-
dence there.
Mrs. Washington lived In the
home for IT years, moving to it
after residence of 81 years on the
Washington family homestead farm
opposite this city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-21
NEARBY STATIONS

| wBAL-Baltimore- 2ss
S;oo--salon Music
S:00-WJZ program.
6:30-The Mssquera -Jers.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s:3o-sflver Radio Hour.
7:00--Rettberg MeIodeers.
f:S0-south Sea Rhythm-A
8:00--United Symphony Orchestra
with George Rymer.
S:s0-La Palma Smoker.
| S:00--Kolster Radio Hour.
S:30-Dixie Echoes
10 :00-Paramount Hotel Orchestra
1OtsO-Duke EIiington's Jungle Band.
WFBR-BaItimOre-
S:1A-BaltImore and. Virginia Steam.
ship musical program.
s:Se--Lord baltimore Hotel Or
chestra.
s:0o~-Geneva Horre. soprano.
s:s0--Saul r. Cheslock. baritone
S:45-Louise JenkinE, violin: Will
liam H. MattiSon. IT,. plane
9:00-Musfcal Arts Trio.
s:30-Dance Music.
.WPG-Atlantic Cify-11O0-279
7:0e-scores: dinner music.
7:s0--SonFs: Concert Orchestra.
s:3O-Garber's Orchestra; songs
9:S0-Dance music.
11:0O-Dance music.
WOR-Newark-71O-A2e
6:30-String Trio
7:00-Simmon'A shoE Boat.
S:00-United Symphony.
S:3O-La Palma Smoker.
9:00-Kolster Hour.
9:30-Piano and Violin
10:0O-News; Canton Orchestra.
t1O:30--Astor Orchestra.
WABC-New YOrk--s6O-S4s
7:00-MusIcal vignettes.
7:30-Ethelbert Nevin Music.
S:O0--Dream Makers studio
S:30--FightR from Ehhptfta FAelA
9:30--Dixe Echoes.
1O:00-Paramount Orchestra
l0:30--Ellington's Band.
i WEAF-New York-6eO-4s4 y.
6:O0-Dinner Music
.6:00-Syna gogue Services
6:30-Male Octet. soprano y
T;00-Mobiioil symphony.
7:30-Wonder Bakers
S:00-Tpana Troubadaurs.
s:S0-Palmolive Hour
9sSA-Opera "Ruddigore"
11:00-Paiais d'or Orchestra.
WJZ-New York-Te0-ss4
5:e0-Bsllew's Orchestra.
s:00-scores soprano: String Trio,
6:sO--John B. Kennedy.
s:35-Pianist. contraito.
7:00--Yeast FoafnerR
,7:30-Sylvania Foresters.
S:o0--Flit Soldiers.
$50 "Fathom' TrawIers" - Sea
9:So--Stromberg-c Carlson Orchestra.
10:00-A Amos n Andy; Slumber Music.
WCAU--PhiladeIph
6:g0--Golden Dragon Orchestra,
7:00-Columba Network.
s:00-Jump Wreekers
S:3O-columbia Network
10000 News. Eliington's Orchestra
WIP-PhilatIp IphIa--6IO-49s
GO-UncIe wip: Recital.
7:OO-InRtFumeutaI Ensemble
T;20-ViOiinFst.
e:A0-Radio Forum.
s:9a-Adelphia ovShestra.
f0:ee-Orssr
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DISTANT STATIONS

WSB--Atianta-740-4
l0:00--CoHcsrt.
11.45--Coucert.
WENR--ChlcagO- ~s7e-S4s
a.0o-~Minstrel Show.
I0:0e-Music N0rade.
i1;30--Mike and Herman
l2:o0-Vaudeville.
---Chicago>-a2O-416
9:3e--1oidkette'g Orchestra,
i0;00-Tomorrow's Trib' Hungry Five
io:sO-Goidkette's Orchestra; HAF-
11soo--Dream Ship: dance music,
WAfAQ-ChleagO- -eT0-A4T
t0:00--Anos m Andy.
o;I0--Entevtainers pianist' arches
tire.
1900 Dance Orchestra.
WLW--Cincinnat i--~7eO.42s
9:0e--studebaker Champions.
9.30-Perfect Circle Program.
l0:00--Night Club.
Ie:3O-Theis' Orchsstra: Chime Revsr-
!. lee.
I3:oe-0Ibsoa orshsstra: organ.
i:ee--Ford ana G,enR.
WrMJ--MiEwauker-
p NJ
Ie:oo-Amos n Andy ,rchestra.
1875 Band concert
l1:00--Mel0dy Market.
12.00--Ofgan: F0Bdick'a Urehestra,
WCCO--AfinReap0l is-gt. Paug--sl0-SSe
e:30--Musical Souvenirs.
16:ee--Musfcai program.
1i:os--The Admiral; MAXIM orches-
ira.
13;3e--OrEaR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-21

Consider the devsFed price sCe as the st pvacs
.ehen comparing automobile palsses :. OakGand-
Pontiac deiieered prices include ONLY reasonable
charges for handing and for financing Ssteu ehn
Time Payment Plan Is used.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-21

WJR-DetEelt--5se 100
r. NJ.
t0:f5-Newsg Artists hour.
l1.00--Prince's Orchestra.
11:3e-~HamiIton.s Orchestra.
1900 organ: The VagaBOnds
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l9.l6--Beskor's Orchestra
I9:3O--WJZ program.
WGT--Seheneefady- -S0D-sTe
9.30-C Concert orchestra.
le.1e--Ien Eyek Orchestra.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-21
m1e1G RELIABILITY

Full pressure oing reduce
case ventilation engine oil free
to prevent starving long bills and hard
quality Numerous additional features dependabiy
under all driving conditi
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-21
M1s1G CONVENIENCE

D'er adjustable while
matte control of
round Fisher w windhdeay ignition
and transmission lock-.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-21

1o;o0--News; dance music
WFLA--CieaFw ateF---900-3 33
9:00--C
g:30-~So~ A Tone.
10.00--Radio Album.
i1:00--Dance Ramble.
WHK-CIeveland--I39O-216
1O:O0--VokOun's Orchestra.
10:15--Slumber Music.
.l1:00--Vokoun's Orchestra.
11s3e--Watkins' Orchestra.
A. NJ
i2:s0--Wyiie'a orehemtra.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-21

WRyA-- Richnsnd
e:3e--EdKewOrth hour.
s:30--N. b. 9. system.
tOIe0--PaFty night
OA--EDenver--es 0-s8T
fe.ls--Esiitch Gardens (1rohestra
ii 100 Concert program
l.a0--N. B q. system.
RNx--H6glxssOa --~1aBo ~2ss
10 100 Courtesy program
CNRV=-VaBcoUyaF-- 030-E9I
t:0o--Variety hour.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-21
Today's Song Hit

A"eths' Pspuar Chorus The Washnsson Series
AT Close of Day"
vn (From M-cM Picture, 'Nendsr Of Women")
when ngha s falling hearts recalling enhrang that
comfort me. .sts ty2 -
Love- east you hear back cheer
ms close Of day
The erimson sinks in che west and day l. thru,
lie that when the worlds I think Of
Z dream of happiness ! dream of s8
Twilight descendg hopes ascending, ending
find
My dreams remind loves far behind
peace q close of day.
,copyrgh by etrO Mayer Corp
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-21

WSM---N Nashville -e6O-Aa0
10:O0-News: dance music.
ii:00-soprano; orchestra
KsTP--Bt. Paal--I460.sa
l0d0--Courtesy program
A. NJ
1;00--Vaffeties
WNAC-kB0stoB--l9 3e-2AA
r. NJ
f0.00-Naws; Columbia network.
Observation-Disclosures POS
s:se-courtesy program.
s:A0-OrEan
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-21

Here h stand Kind of M
parison o make: gu getr fory NJ
the Pontiac camp possibly oboin ~
listing No other of
price much big a NANCE
only of
originally designed the
idea based
standards led
before
will off
the
money buysm
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-21
Moe COMFORT
GaA Ronsisc. AEschfsaw

comfortable RoOrny
riding springs Smooth,
Shock Abober fitted supplied
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-21

Uptown Salesroom
3113 18th st. N. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-21

Pontiac Big Sis, $74S to ssss, !. o. b. Pontiac,
Mich, plus delivery chSTges. bumpers. spring
coCers end LoUejOy shock GbsOFbers regular squtp-
nsent at slight extra General Motors ftwse
Payment Plan GUailabts mt nsiRiDsuRs rees
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-08-21

Hear Ida Bailey A lien,
President of the National
Radio HOme-Makers Club,
broadcast this recipe for
The American Sugar Re-
fining Co. at, 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. East
ern Standard Time, over
Station WMAL.
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metG STYLE
mete SAFETY

completely independent
Full
OF hardw
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
MRS. SEEKS
CUSTODY OF

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July Is. -
Seeking custody of two children Of
Mrs. Hardinge by a former marri-
age, Franklin S. Hardinge, wealthy
Chicago oil burner manufacturer
who recently was defendant in a
sensational breach of promise suit
brought by Ann Livingston Of TUT
sa, Okla, arrived in Strawberry
Plains, Tenn, near here, with Mrs.
Hardinge.
Mrs. Hardinge was divorced two
years ago from Troy Weems, farm
er Of Strawberry Plains. The chill
dren, Troy, Jr., and Norman, 5,
we're awarded to the father. They
are now in the custody of MI. and
Mrs. Joe Weems, parents of Troy
Weems. she grandmother refused
the Hardinges' plea for custody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardinge spent last
night at the farm home Of a
brother of Mrs. Hardinge's former
husband.
Troy Weems has joined the U. S.
army since the divorce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
ONLY THREE OF
y X
LAST MAN CLUB
X * X
WILL BANQUET

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 16.-(R
The Last Mans club, organized
IS years ago by 314 members of
B company, first Minnesota vol
unteers, will hold its annual din
ner next Sunday; but what once
was a joyous banquet will be this
year only a quiet dinner by three
old men.
John F. Golf, IS, Peter o. Hall,
81. and Charles Lockwood, 81, are
all that are left Of. the gallant
company. This year they are din
ing at the home Of Goff's daugh-
ter. In other days the dinners
were held at the inn in Saltwater,
Mimi, but now the survivors have
become too feeble to make the
journey there.
In the center Of the table Sun
day night will be the bottle of
wine which was obtained at the
first gay gathering and which is
to be used by the last living mem
Der to drink a toast to his de-
parted comrades.
Two years ago the same three
who r to meet next Sunday
opened the bottle and drank to the
memory of the 81 who have died.
The bottle was resealed. so that
the original intentional last toast
by the last man-might be drunk.
The dinner is held each year on
the anniversary of the Battle of
Bull Run.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
Judge Agrees To
Preside At Sanity
Hearing For Leahy

AUSTIN, July 16.-R-DiStrict
Judge j. d. Moore of Travis county
today agreed to sit at a sanity hear
ing at Georgetown, July %, for
Harry ]. Leahy, under death SEN
tence for the alleged Staying Of DR..
J.. A. Ramsey, Mathis physician.
Leahy was saved from the chair
temporarily when District Judge
Harry Dolan Of Williamson county
issued a mandate to the warden
Of the state penitentiary Thursday,
restraining him from carrying out
the execution Of Leahy scheduled
for midnight. The order was eXecut-
ed after a woman acquaintance of
the condemned man asserted she
believed him insane. Dolan W. ) dis
trict attorney and prosecuted Leahy,
hence he is disqualified to preside
in the canity trial.
The prisoner probably will Ne
brought from Huntsville tomorrow
and placed in the Travis county
Jail until the hearing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
Motions For New
Trials Filed In
Two Damage Suits

Motion for new trial in two cases
decided last week in favor Of the
plaintiffs have been filed by de-
PENDANTS in the county court Of
Cameron county at law Of which
j. I Kleiber is judge.
Judge Kleiber had allowed Z. @.
Fernandez $40 in a suit against E.
S. Garcia for alleged damages
which the latter had done to a
building he had leased from the
plaintiff, who asked 1899.
The court also had allowed the
plaintiff 1855 in the suit of E. Gar
"a Vda. de Fernandez in a suit Oh
a contract. Plaintiff had asked
$3.50.
The petition seeking a new trial
alleges the verdict Of the court IS
in direct conflict with the testi-
mony brought out in the trial.
The last suit was one of the old
ones on the civil docket, having
been filed in June, 1928.
Defense attorneys in each case
are Canales and Eidman. Attorney
for the plaintiff in the former case
was Elmer Yates and in the latter,
H. B.. Galbraith.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
Summer School To
Hold Examinations
Thursday, Friday

Final examination will be given
at the summer school Thursday and
Friday, Dean S. A. Caldwell has an
nounced. The present summer ses-
sion, the largest ever held, enrolled
100 pupils and was a financial sue
cess. Enough tuition was taken in
to pay the teachers.
There are SO students enrolled in
the Junior college, SO in high school
and II in the junior high. Follow
ing examinations, reports will be
mailed out.
Graduates from the Junior college
will stage their exercises next term
with the regular graduating classes.
There will be no high school grad
yates.
Several Of the teachers in the
summer school are planning trips.
Dean Caldwell will go to the Uni
versity of Texas. Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas Fessenden will make an
automobile trip to Illinois and Iowa
Others are planning trips also.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
WOMEN ASK COPS
Il + =
FOR INSIDE DOPE
X X *
ON BEER PARLORS

CHICAGO, July 16.-P)-A po-
liceman should know everything,
so the ladies who were thirsty
from eating fish dropped into the
HYDE Park police station last
night. They were smartly gown
ed and arrived in ar expensive
motorcar.
"Oh, lieutenant" said the
spokesman to Lieutenant Charles
Fratton, my friends and I are
thirsty from eating fish. VIII
YOU please direct US to a nice
place where we can get some
good, cold beer?"
This is a police station, mad
am" said the law.
"Of course it is, lieutenant"
the woman said. IT see your star
and pistol. That's why we came
here. We thought you would
surely know Of a place"
The lieutenant scratched his
head.
st did know of a good place on
Sixty-third street." he said.
The ladies' faces frightened,
"but we closed it last week" The
faces fell.
But" continued the officer, Il
know several restaurants where
they serve near beer"
The ladies stared.
Thank you for your discour-
tesy," they said, land goodby."
"Goodby," replied the heuten-
ant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
Governor Appoints
Eagle Pass Man To
Livestock Board

FORT WORTH, July 16.-(P-R.
H. Martin Of Eagle Pass Tuesday
morning was installed as a member
of the state livestock sanitary COM
mission. He succeeds Richard King
Of Corpus Christi, resigned. He was
narsed a member of'the body by the
governor.
King was chairman Of The COM
mission. At the meeting here today,
J. A. Written was named chairman.
Provisions Of the new tick Grad
ication law which will become eff
fective August % discussed. The
new legislation permits tick Grad
ication work in all sections Of Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
Pride Of Ger m
Trans-O ocean Ships
Makes Maiden Voyage

BREMERHAVEN, Gerany, July
16-(P-The pride Of Germany'5
transatlantic passenger liner, the
new North German Lloyd liner
Bremen, CT 1864 tons gross regis
ter, left port today at 5 p. m. I'll
a. m, E. S. To on her maiden voy-
age to New York, with her officers
secretly bent on making a record
crossing.
The big liner is q four-propellor,
turbine ship, and is the last word
of German design in luxury, COM
fort, and safety. President Won
Hindenburg himself christened her
a year ago.
Thousands Of persons along the
shore gave rousing cheers as the
spick and span ocean express" as
her builders call her, cleft the
smooth waters Of the Weser Estu-
airy.
The record for the westward
crossing of the Atlantic is 5 days
3 hours and Z minutes, and was
made by the Cunard liner Maure-
tania in July, 1923.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
Veracruz Facing Famine as Grocery
Stores Close Under New Liquor Law

VERA CRUZ, Mexico, July Is.
-R)-As the result of increased
taxation applied in an effort to
discourage the sale of alcoholic
liquors, grocery stor and saloons
are closing throughout the +tate
and reports from some cities say
the inhabitants will face famine
unless some means of purchasing
food is made available.
In the city Of Orizaba not a
single grocery store or saloon re-
manned open, and practically all
groceries and saloons in Vera Cruz
City were to be closed soon.
"Only Is groceries and saloons
out Of a total Of several thousand
in the state have advised the gov
eminent they will pay the Few
taxes, applicable to groceries mas
much as wines, beer and or n al
coholic drinks form a part Of their
stocks and constitute one Of the
principal sources of income.
Grocery and saloon proprietors
contend that with the new Taxa
ton it is impossible to make a
profit on liquors, which is what
the government had in mind in
increasing the tax, although clos
ing Of the grocery stores was not
expected.
A committee Of saloon and groc-
cry proprietors of the city of Vera
Cruz has gone to Mexico City
to seek President Oils ~interven-
ton. 1t was on the presidents
initiative that the cam align
against alcoholic liquors was
launched, although the increase i,
taxation here was decided upon
by the state government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
SIS is SARCASM
= y
RATE, CHICAGO
X X *
JUDGE DECIDES

CHICAGO, July 16.-P-f the
case Of DR.. Val Freeman is any
precedent, the legal rate for sar-
casm in Judge Albert Georges
court is S25 per sarcasm.
DR.. Freeman, halted by a motor
cycle Policeman, explained to the
officer he was rushing to the bed
side of a patient. The policeman,
FRANKLIN Martyr, parleyed with
the physician 25 minutes before
permitting him to proceed, DR..
Freeman said.
Two days after the incident,
Officer Martyr received this note
from the doctor:
THE patient I was rushing to
see when you stopped me died
the next day. You are invited to
his funeral"
DR.. Freeman appeared before
Judge George yesterday. Officer
Martyr said he had offered to ride
with the physician, but was re-
fused. The court fined DR.. Free
man $25 for his sarcasm"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
Navy Airmen Land
AS Part Of Motor
And Propeller Fall

PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-(P)-
Two navy airmen landed safely to-
day after the front part Of their
motor and the propeller fell off
during parachute testing flights at
the navy yard field here.
1t took a bit Of adroit flying BY
Commander o. w. Aerickson to
bring the disabled biplane down.
His observer, L. S. Williams, made
possible the feat by going over the
side in his parachute.
This lightened the tail Of the
plane, permitted Erickson to right
it and the pilot spiraled and jock
eyed his way to the field.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
new VALLEY
line STARTED
Edcouch to Welaco Rail
Connection to Join
Hargill Spur

EDCOUCH, Texas, July 16-(R-
Work Of laying nine miles of track
between here and Weslaco was
started today by the Missouri Pa
cific Railway company.
This branch, for which permit
was granted by the interstate COM
inerce commission several months
ago, will join at Edcouch with a
spur which extends south from
Hargill, passing through Rollo.
At Hargill juncture is made with
a line which extends east from
Raymcndville.
This road will permit handling
shipments of fruit and vegetables
from upper VaIiey points through
Edcouch and Hargill to Raymond
vile, where connection will be
male with the outstate trains. This
will lessen the traffic density on the
line from Mission to Harlingen and
facilitate handling Of shipments
during the rush season, officials
say.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
Three Tow Sacks
Used In Making
Sports Costume

LIVINGSTON. Texas, July 16.-
R)-The art Of making rag rugs
from gunny sacks may have Suf-
fered when Mrs. D. NJ. Wigley Of
Jasper appeared at the East Texas
Home Demonstration club women's'
encampment here dressed in a
snappy sports costume made en-
tirely of tow sacks"
Less than three sacks were used
in making the suit, which resem-
bled a snappily tailored garment
from a smart women's shop. Mrs.
Wigley dyed the material navy blue
and tailored the skirt with several
plaits in front. Contrasting colors
were used for the blouse and trim
mings. The entire cost of the en-
semble was about $1.25, she told the
club women
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
Injunction Hearing
On Dance Hall Moved
On to Thursday Slate

The hearing on . petition filed in
district court last week by the state
to enjoin Pascual Delgado from
longer operating what is known as
LAS Prietas' dance hall, three
miles west Of Brownsville on the
military highway, originally set for
Tuesday was moved over to Thurs
day by Judge Kent in order to al
low the present term Of court to be
convened ard cases set.
The petition, filed by District At
torney George WeStervelt and
County Attorney M. r. Hall, alleges
the dances as conducted at Las
Priestas constitute a public null
sance, and seeks to have them pro-
hibited for one year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
Rosenthal Receives
Letter From Mayor
Of Canadian City

z. A. Rosenthal, president Of the
chamber of commerce, has received
a letter from Dan Mclean, mayor
Of Winnipeg, Can, in answer tc
greetings taken from h--o by d. S
Carney zimmerly when he made
a nonstop hop to the Canadian
city.
Mayor Mclean thanked Rosen-
thai for the letter and expressed
confidence that the flight would do
much for the betterment Of avia-
ton.
zimmerley established a world
record when he flew his Barring
NIB loW-Winged monoplane from
Brownsville to Winnipeg. a distance
Of approximately 1900 miles in Is
hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-17
KING RESTS WELL
SINCE OPERATION

LONDON, July 16.-tP-Such
anxiety as to the condition Of King
George which remained after yester-
days encouraging reports on the op-
Grafton performed then was relieved
with an additional favorable bulletin
from his physicians today.
His majesty's four doctors visited
him in the forenoon and found he
has passed a restful night. They re-
ported they were satisfied with his
general state Of his health and the
local condition for the treatment Of
which yesterdays operation was per-
formed.