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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-03
PORTER FOUND.
NOT GUILTY
Of CHARGE

CUMBERLAND. Nd, oct. s.-rhe
entire ssessIon of United States Court
was taken up yesterday with the
trial Of Cecil Porter. young man
81 Wellersburx, PA, about eight
miles from this city. charged with
violation Of the Mann act Ii trans
porting Jessie Miller, 16, Of Wellera-
burg, across the line into Maryland.
The Jury returned 3 verdict Of not
guilty.
There was q demonstrate IN the
crowded courtroom which was
promptly suppressed.
The case was the outcome Of an
automobile ride IN the summer.
while there was evidence the girl
was attacked. the defense was that
the attack was on the night before
ny some person other than Porter.
Judge William G. Coleman with
drew the sentence Of Mrs. Jamie
Dekleva. Of KitzmilIer, Nd, of 15
days In Jail for manufacture and
possession Of liquor and paroled her
for six months. The woman, Tor.
efgner, cannot talk English and her
pretty 15.xearsold daughter stood
beside her ana interpreted to her the
words. of the court.
Anthony Stutsnal, Of Eckhart.
pleaded guilty cf manufacture and
possession of liquor and was given
As days In jail.
Mrs. Sophie Miller, Cumberland.
whose place had been raided BY Cum
berJand police. was fined 500 for
possession.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-03
REFORM IN VIEW
FOR. WE / Tests

According 10 Assistant United
States Attorneys David Al. Hart and
james Il. Kirkland 1t il likely that
there win Be drastic change soon
in the method 81 procedure Of
testing samples to b used a. evil
dence IN liquor cases
This report followed scathing
criticism by Judge Ralph Given di,
rected against police connected with
prohibition enforcement. because 81
lack of samples IN many Of the
cases brought up before him.
Under the present system sam
pie of the evidence has to So to
headquarters Of prohibition enforce
ment to be labeled before 1t goes TO-
BE- analysed 1T the Treasury De-.
partment. III the past this has
caused much delay and confusion
ana the only reason Tor ~ doing il
III give the prohibition unit credit
Tor arrests made ~ the Metropoli-
tan Police, Il IS felt.
Kirkland talked with United States.
Attorney Leo A. Rover IN regard
70 reforming this eyiI today. De-
tails for new plan win Be drawn
up and discussed later on this week,
Mr.. Kirkland said.
We have all been working for q
long time to abolish the red tape, /"
Hart told The Times. 1T seems
TO me that the samples should be
lsent directly to Treasury Depart
ment for analysis, with the infor-
nation as to the circumstances under
which they are taken. Then Il the
rohibition unit wants record, q
duplicate letter could Be sent TO
them. AS It y now, with i long
period eIapsing between the date the
evidence Is seized and the sample
il tested, there is chance for all
sorts OF error. There were at least
three or four mistakes on the label
Of 3 case Mr.. Kirkland tried to
prosecute yesterday
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-03
FOKALL LEAVES.
Federation
IN CITY

Painting the Federation Of Ciu-
ssns Associations Is an orSaniza-
ton for petty politics that 4 not
representative OF the people Of the
District the Foxall Citizens Asso.
citation last night voted to withdraw
from the federation, The vote was
"a Is / and passed after q heated
discussion IN the hall at Sc. Pat
rick's Chapel
The association CHARGED that the
Federation has consistently failed
rs consider Recommendation made
II by the bodies Il Is supposed TO
represent and wasted most Of its
time In useless discussion.
SIX new officers were elected FOL
lowing the passage OF the resoiu-
lion Withdrawing from the fedora
lion. They are: Lllcien h. Mercier,
preaiaent; Frank a Hall. vice presi.
dent; L. q. Enlmons, second vice
president; Richard w Westwood.
recording secretary; Mrs. Frank w.
pyle. financial secretary. and DR..
j. w. r., 'IocIg. treasurer,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-03
To FIGHT
FOREST FIRES

MARTINsBURG. w. va, Oct. ).
a list of II men who have been ap.
pointed forest fire protectors In the
Eastern Panhandle and south Branch
counties Of West Virginia have been.
announced By q. G. HAMILTON, dis.
trict forester.
The appointments are: Berkeley
county Thomas L. Grove. Martins.
burg: 3. r. Files. Jones Springs;
Granville 3. Bartgis. Jones Springs.
Morgan eounty-H w. Michael.
Cherry Run; B. e. Dawson, Berkeley
Springs: Harry Kidwell and Lee
GurtIer, Great CacapoT1. Hardy
county Charles s. Harper, Moore.
field: II. Riley Hieshnan, Lost City;
III +. Ours, Sector. PehdIeton
county Victor N. PIauger Upper
Tract.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-03
British Jail RefOrmer
To Sneak in Auditorium

b. Roy Calvert, British exponent
Of prison reform. arrived in WASH
ington today to speak at mass
meeting tomorrow night in the
Auditorium.
The meeting win be under the
auspices Of the newly-organtzed
washington Chapter, American
League to Abolish Capital Punish
ment.
Other speakers will be Judge
Mary O'Toole, OF the Municipal
Court: DR.. Frances NJ. Butts local
educator, and Rev. George ~. Dow.
head OF the Episcopal City Mission.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-03
Get Your Teeth Now
AS Dental Workers
Plan Strike

NEW YORK. oct Sill you're
figuring On set o. porcelain
teeth to replaces those you're shy,
don't delay.
That's the warning given yester-
day By M. J. shalkan. organiser
Of the Dental Laboratory work.
ers' Union, who said he antici-
pates = deadlock between repre-
sentativss Of that union and Of
the Associated Dental Labora-
tories. Inc.
shaikan declared 1900 dental
mechanics won't continue to
grind teeth il their demands for
higher pay afs not met.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-03
Spanish Students Riot
When Classes Reopen

MADRID. Oct. 5 III MS. - Resumps
ton of anti. government demonstra-s
tons by university students, which
resulted IN an almost total suspen-
sion Of all university classes in
spain several months ago. was
reported from oviedo, vaIIadolid and
Valencia last night.
Several students were reported to
have been arrested In the three
university
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-03
Auto Crash Kills Infant,
Mother at Deaths Door

n TfAGERSTOWN, Nd. 0ct. - q
wet road was responsible for the
instant death Of William Toms,
ICED and the probable fatal
injury 81 his mother, Mrs. Leroy
Toms, when the automobile driven
81 Toms sl1idded and overturned
between their home IN Lewistown
and Catoctin yesterday
Toms was not hurt, Mrs. Toms
Who has fractured skull was
taken to the Frederick Hospital.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-03
| UNATIG STAYS
4 AND SELF

4 BURLINGTON. VI, oct. ) 81
Edward MOssey. 81. released as cured
from Waterbury Insane ASYLUM
four months ago killed his mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth MOssey. SIS. and his.
niece, Marion Greenouch. 2. and
then killed himself.
Police said the tragedy probably
took place Sunday night or Monday
morning. The bodies were found
yesterday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-03
Mitchell To Address
Legion 1T Leesburg

LEEsBURG. Va, Oct. 3. - An
American Legion rally win be held
at the Leesburg Opera House Mon.
day. October 1t p. n. Col.
william Mitchell win speak, ana
his address win be illustrated BY
pictures showing the naanenvers of.
airplanes and battieshirs ~ Hamp-
ton Roads. Va.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-03

preferay III little wat) These authorities point
chat the dash OF sugar does three things Makes store
wted vegetables taste freshe Improves the pleasing eolor
Of the vegbles Deveops accents and points the delicate
appstxins vegetable havors a5
It Be borne in mind that the dash Of sugar
On any make the vegetables This is
purpose o8 using the sugar aslSs@ @s. 6.s
Physs and health authorities women to that
eber Of their family regularly Of varied balanced foods
Yet woman knows that Is II impossible force the eating
ef tastee palaable foods regardless cf how heafu they
may Be- Remember the o of sugar in making esrsa
milk desserts fresh md cooked fruits beneficial vegetable dishes
and many meats delicious that they will BE irreable And
Cor BIT 81 meal complete The Sugar
Institute ss
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DANDRUFF GOES
ITCHING ENDS
ughen Zsnso feuehes fks seals

Igiten Zento touches the sealp
Douse cooling. healing, cleansing
zEAfO on the scalp and rub yigor.
ously. II you're like thousands OF
others the way dandruff vafishes
and itching stops win be = surprise
and delight. Use this remarkable.
clean, family antiseptic liquid freely.
It's the sensible way to get rid Of
Dandruff and Itching Scalp. Keep
ZEMO handy, Safe and dependable
for al forms of itching irrftations Of
the-skin and scalp. 35c, soc and 800.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-03
ENVOY To SPAIN
QQITsP0S
NJ UniyersaI service

Resignation Of Ogden II. Ham.
mond. ambassador to Spain since
1926, was announced By Secretary Of
state Stimson yesterday, effective
November is.
III is understood that Hammond de-.
sires TO devote his time to his private
interests. His home II ct Bernards.
vile, ~. j.. A successor TO the Mad.
rid post has not been selected
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-03
Learn this vital truth
about sugar
WomencOoking authorities sHOut three dstOapd-
Ing results Of sugar II cooking vegetables

EVERY woman today wants every meme
Der Of her family To eat more vegetable
foods. She knows they are tssming With
vitamlns and that they are invaiuah1s for
roughage and mineral salts. Now women
cooking experts have .rediscoyered the
old secret az adding i dash of sugar 10,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-03

life insurance companies and a
other authorities on human well n
fare win tel you that health 8
depends largely on good teeth.
Why risk and gamble such 4
valuable thing OUR HEALTH
by neglect Of your bad and
decaying teeth.
II Is not enough 10 know that 20
teeth are CLEAN. II Is absolute
necessary to know that they q
SOUND, that the roots are in 90
condition, that there Is at at the r.
no diseased abscess breeding GER
and sending them through the BOD
Have your teeth examined FREE
TODAYl Remember, your stomach
that pus and decayed matter with
YOu tgould moi buy and eGf any
IL sIch d nlanney lUould yo1?
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II ana y

These days win be entirely de-
voted to the prime minister's
rnsityata anc,a szoTnestfe
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-02
Notice OF Hearing 70 Appropriate
Public Waters Of the State OF
Texas. No. 1928.

Notice OF Hearing 20 Appropriate
Public Waters OF the State OF
Texas. No. 1923.
Notice Il hereby given, 20 whom
concerned, that Earl 3. Samms, the
postoffice address of whom Is New
York City, ~. Y, did on the 25th
day of October, a. ID. 1929, file his
application in the office or the
Board Of Water Engineers for the
State or Texas. ~ which he applies
for q permit to appropriate Of the
unappropriated waters Of the State
OF Texas, from the Rio Grande.
In Cameron county. Texas, FOR the
irrigation of not TO exceed 1869
acres or land, said water 10 be i'm
pounded In two reservoirs. created
by the construction uf two dams
across the Rancho Vieio ReSaca,
and a levee around the lowland IN
the south part of the Clark-Hat-
ton subdivision, the main reservoir
10 be located at a point which
bears =. "a degrees 81 minutes wv.
22.600 feet from the N. corner Of
the San Pedro dc Carricltos grant
on the N. Bank Of the Rio Grande
in Cameron county, Texas, distant
in a northwesterly direction from
Brownsville, Texas, about thirteen
OBJ miles.
You ere hereby further notified
that the said Earl B. Samms pro-
poses to create two reservoirs To-
Gated on private property, having
a total storage capacity OF 1868
acre-feet, and to pump water from
the Rio Grande. during flood stage,
into the reservoirs, and divert
therefrom sufficient water for the
irrigation Of not to exceed 1868
acres Of land. in Cameron county,
Texas, fully described In the appli-
cation.
"A hearing on the application of
the said Earl p. Samms Will be
held by the Board OF Water En-
gineers for the State Of Texas, In
the office OF the Board at Austin,
Texas, on Monday, November Is,
"A. D.. 1929. beginning nc 10 o'clock
a. m. at which time and place all
parties interested may appear and
be heard. Such hearing viii be
continued from time 10 time. and
from place to place, IL necessary,
until such determination has been
made relative 70 said application
as the said Board of Water Engi-
neers may deem right, equitable
and proper.
Given under and by virtue Of an
order of the Board Of Water. En-
gineers for the State or Texas, at
the office Of the said Board, at
Austin. Texas, this the 25th day OF
October, A. d. 1929.
JNO. "A. NORRIS,
c. S. CLARK.
"A. H. DUNLAP,
Board Of Water Engineers.
CSEAL)
Attest: "A. w. Mcdonald, secretary.
19-26-2-9-16-4t-3572
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Especial TO The Herald

MERCEDES, Nov. 2-Funeral
services for Marcus wv. Hines, vet
eran peace officer. were held at the
.5totler mDrtuary at "a N. m- Friday,
with the Rev. Oven. Presbyterian
pastor. officiating. The Elks lodge.
~ which the deceased was q mem
har. held services following those
w the church. The body was TAX
en t6 Kennedy where ID viii hH A.
tered Saturday afternoon AE
members of the customs inspection
service, and many Of the horde
patrol and peace officers expect
to attend tine funeral at Kennedy.
Hines died at his home THURSDAY
noon after a short illness. He NV
survived By his widow, n brother.
Ned Hines. of Roswell, nv. W.T.. anc
a sister, Mrs. AmmOns, cf Kennedy.
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Brownsville substitutes. Longoria,
Champion. Perez. Gonzales and
Todd. Breckenridge. Manning.
Roach. Myers, Alderman. Lee and
Rulbrirht.
Officials: Referee Sritz Clark ~.
I'd: umpire. EoEEHss Baylor:
headlinesman, Martin North Tex
aS teachersl.
First downs. Brownsville 10,
Breckenridge 6.
Yards from scrimmage. Browns
vile 512 yards; Breckenridge ll6.
Passes: Brownsville attempted 18,
completing eight for l62 yards, with
none intercepted. Breckenridge at
tempted 25. completing seven for 60
wards. with eight intercepted
Penalties: Brownsville nine times
for 52 yards: Breckenridge slx times
for so.
Punts. Brownsville five Zines for
an average Of 80 yards; Rracken-
ridge six times for an average on
81 yards.
Tuuchd0wns: Cahler three, New
man two. Barnhart four, and Sa-
mano one.
Points: Samano kicked goal three
times and o. pass was completed to
Barnhart.
Intercepted passes: Newman four,
Cabler two O'Bryan and Barnhart
one each.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE

Used Piano. Easy terms. Phone
a6S-M or write r. u. Hambly. Box $50.
Brownsville. Free delivery In the Val
4-4U4
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LryESTOCK-POULTRY

Horse. colt and pony 20 trade for COW,
farm implements or hay. Reason for
trading, have no use for same wv. y
4 mi. out on Southwest ROAD.
BOX SOB. Route /, Brownsville. VS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-02

wrecking building on Adams Street. be-
tween 18th and 12th. lave siding. floor
ing. ceiling. ship-lap. two by fuurs ano
other sizes. doors. window frames ano
sash. plumbing fixtures. pipe. and steel
fire escape. Telephone Carlos O. Wat
ann V-302
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ACRES"-In the beautiful Ozark
country OF Arkansas. to trade for VAL
lev property. Gus Butler Box $50. Q
Texas. V-SVo
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Valley Marnon
Company
Harlingen, Tex.-Phone 79C
LOST AND FOUND

STRAYED OR STOLEN. English setter
female dog. White with black spots.
black ears. Answers to name OF Ress.
$500 reward Tor return 10 wilbur
Wright. Route !. e Jardin District.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-02

Buick Coupe Tor sale. Fine hunting car:
Good condition $4,000. Phone "A. WI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-02
REAL ESTATE

For Sale by Owner. AZ sacrifice: Small
tract land. outside city limits. Choice
citrus soil. r. S. Soils. BOX 1913. Browns
vile. Vase
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
U OR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE: Improved arm lands,
and prairie lands, quarter sections n
larger acreages. clear or membranes,
located in southeastern part Of North
Dakota. Prefer city property 10 Gamer
IN COUNTY. Texas, or good truck lands
close. well located. G. w. Sullivan. q
v-307
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-02
REEs-sEEDs-PLANTs
sTRAWRERRY PLANTS

We offer choice plants Of Missionary.
INN. Klondike, Excelsior. and Dunlap,
az ESQ, s125; 500. SITS; 1000. SIS;
10000 lots. e27.50. Free on board Q \
here. Safe arrival guaranteed. shipments
n tonce. Price list free. AL plants state
inspected and passed. y. "A. Bauer, Jud-
sonia. Ark. Lock Box 3s-
Orange trees. large. Must move ON
cniIper 2". Navel. Valencia and other
varieties. Bargain for cash; also Marsh
Grapefruit. large and small: Terms 20
responsible parties. Henry T. Parks. z
~ NJ san BenIto. V-106
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ARTICLES FOR SALE

FOR SALE: 10 foot McCray glass dis
play counter cooler. Cheap for cash or
terms. Box 1243. Brownsville. V-256
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SamanO Over

Brownsville scored once more DC
fore the quarter ended Taking the
kickoff, Breckenridge made Q ~
ward drive I'D the field TO the mid
field stripe and McDougal punted
To the 38-yard marker. With "a
mano. Newman and Barnhart rip
ping through the visitors, the Ea9-
les marched directly down the field
IA a touchdown with Samano plung-
ing over the last three yards. At
tempted goal failed Score $50
Brownsville kicked off TO Brack-
enridge's 28-yard line just before
the quarter ended. On the follow
ing play, Newman intercepted his
second pass OF the day, this time
on the visitors 80 yard stripe. a
pass, Barnhart TO Newman, was
good for % yards, putting the CIV
All In the shadow Of the San An
tonians' goal. Two plays later
Barnhart plunged over. making
the count $40. Attempted pass for
point was incomplete
O-Bryan Intercepts
The next marker was IA bit more
difficult to obtain. The Eagles
kicked off 20 the Breckenridge I'D
yard line. Here, McDougal broke
loose for "a pretty 20 yard gain. On
the Brownsville As yard line. they
were forced TO relinquish the oval.
McDougal punting To B~rownsville's
18 yard stripe. After hitting the
line several times. Samano punted
40 yards to Brackenridge's 81 yard
parallel. Evidently "a bit desperate,
Kellam's crew again opened their
forward pass attack which proved
. dose Of poison for themselves.
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HOUSES FOL SALE

FOR SALE: Six room house. Close IN.
2 car garage. 8 bearing fruit trees Price
70 sell. 100 Miller Ave. G. D. Arms.
Mission, Texas. V-236
SACRIFICE 3 NEW HOUSES: Two S.
room. one furnished; other Groom.
Best buy IN Brownsville. Small payment
down, balance like rent. See Mrs Flor
ence Stafford. l710 Hayes St.. Victoria
Heights. phone 1075-J. V-S7
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LOTS FOR SALE

"Will sell nc u sacrifice my $500 equity
In Lot 6. Block 10. City OF Point Isabel.
II interested write Box vas care
Brownsville Herald" V-125
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

VIII trade for Valley citrus groves or
equities. revenue property In Dallas.
and farms In Oklahoma. Arthur Mar
vac
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FARMS FOR SALE

40 acres citrus fruit land an miles
northeast Raymondville. would divide.
Priced right. BIZ On her. l.. Mcdaniel,
Council Biuffs. Iowa. WISE
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SALE: 20 acres On paving nea San
Benito. IN cultivation. $500 acre. easy
terms. Two or I'D acres near Olmito.
Ten acres military paving near Browns
Henry Parks. owner. san BenitO.
Texas. Phone 6025-F-11. V-1O5