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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-11
STATE OF INDIANA.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
OTTO G. F1FIELD. Secretary OF state.

To all to whom these presents shall come.
{. otto G. Fifeld, Secretary OF State OF
the State OF Indiana, hereby certify that
the Knefer- Bates Manufacturing Com
pany has this day filed in the office of
the Secretary of State OF the State OF In
diana the properly signed and attested
BY Section "a of an Act entitled AN act
concerning the organization and control
of corporations for profit" approved
February 18th. 1921.
And / further certify that such written
consents statements and papers so filed
as aforesaid show that said company and
the officers thereof have complied with
the provisions of said Section "a and that
said corporation is now IN process OF dis
solution.
nv hand and affixed the seal of the State
Of Indiana. at the City Of Indianapolis
SEAL OTTO G. FIFIELD.
By CHARLES e. DARE.
Assistant Deputy.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY EXECUTOR
The undersigned. executor OF the last
will and testament Of Thomas G. Small
wood, deceased. hereby gives NOTICE that
Court & r. Of 81 Marion Tor County. indiana, and
pursuant to the powers and directions
contained in said will. 1t win. at the hour
OF 10 O'Clock a. m. on the 9th day OF
Marcn. 1929. at Rooms and 9. Aetna
building. % North Pennsylvania street,
indianapolis. Indiana. and from day to
day thereafter. until sold. offer for sale at
private sale all the interest of gaid de-
cedent IN and to the following described
Lot thirty-Ons tsu in Blue Ridge Addi-
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

A rms. sink in IN kitchen. Ri. liz.
CAPITOL, N, s521-.-Modern ,rrn.;. or
ladies; privileges Of home. IA. 5433
CAPITOL, N. 634-Large housekeeping
rrn. also sleeping nm. Ii. 4978.
CENTRAL, 1882 connecting, clean, nice
ly furnished; sink. ranges. steam heat.
CHADWICK, 914-34room double; furn.;
water, light, gas tncluded; Sc week:
MARKET, E.. 634-Upstairs; 8 rms, bath.
furnished or unfurnished.
MERIDIAN, S., 1o24la-Light houSekeep-
ing rooms; call at room Ia
NEW JERSEY. n l24- Under new man
agement; rooms. RI ALAS.
NEW JERSEY, N, 821-Front room, beds,
81: large rm; kitchenette, $3.50.
NEW JERSEY, N, 1922 furn. rms.
mod. kitchen. bath; auto space. $3.50.
NEW YORK. E.. 227-Large, front. house,
keeping rms; modern; centrally located.
OHIO. E.. 538-H Housekeeping rooms; every
thing furnished. $3.50 and So week.
PARK, 14I8-Large rm., kitchen; every
thing furnished; s6. Ii. 2790.
PENN. 2020 NJ rms. kitchenette: also
sleeping room; reasonable. Ha. 352l-W.
PENN, 1866, N.-Lovely housekeeping apt.
also rms. for 2; references. Ia. 1913.
PENN. N. 1852 nicely furnished rooms:
private emit; everything furn.; $3.50.
ST. JOSEPH, E, 215-Furnished rms, mod
ern; also garage. Ri. 1854.
TACOMA, N, 15-3-rm. apt; good loca-
ton: adults: near car line. Oh. 6661
S0TH, SO W.-UNFURN. 3-ROOM APT,
BATH; BUS, CAR. ia. 1881.
5 ROOMS-Furnished modern; garage; car
and bus, n S. 18th, Beech Grove.
FOUR-RM. COTTAGE-Nicely furn. in
quire. $50 N. Alabama. Ri 1882.
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Hotels

HARBOUR HOTEL
6i7-le N. Illinois; convenient location,
mod. rms; special wkly. rates.
HOOSIER INN-440 Mass, clean, steam
ltd. rms, connect showers: $4. SIS.
CLINTON HO-EI-29 Virginia Ave: clean.
warm rooms; rates So to Sc.
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Business Places for Rent
Storage and Transfer

STORE-Your furniture in fire proof stor-
age house. Private lockers. Pay months
later. Special. no charge for hauling
from March ! to March 80. Estimates
given without obligation CAN
PARTLOW- JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
419 E. Market. Ri. 1850.
HAULING PACKING, STORAGE = Low
rates on California shipments OTTO
SUEz. Ri. 3628-656l. 721 N. Pine.
moving service: overland trucking Of
furniture and freight. Oh. 5571.
j. H. TAYLOR TRANSFERRED estimates
on local and long distance moving Ri
4265.
Distance Furn. piano moving. General
hauling. 1868 College Ave. He. 2428.
BRITTON TRANSFER Moving $3.50 load
large trucks; responsible men DR. 1916
TRANSFERRED storage, hauling. 821 E.
64th st. w E. Rodocker. Wa. 4433
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Houses and Flats Furnished

CENTRAL. 1921 large front room,
furnished or unfinished; in-a-door bed,
cooking privileges; Sc single; 81 double.
Ii. 1857 or He 2797. Evenings.
DELAWARE. N. 1409-Attractive bed
room home: 1urn.; good heat, .porches.
awnings, nice yard. reasonable to party
with references. Ri a017.
WILL SHARE-Modern home, with 2 en-
ployed ladies'; ref. exchanged. IT. 1874.
LADY-Wants to share her pleasant apart
ment with another lady. IT. 1855.
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Lots for Sale
MisceIloneous for Sole

MCE-East front lot: Improved ST.; nea
w. 10Th St Cali at 1922 w. Walnut 81
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Room for Rent With Boaye

ARSENAL, 1918 N-Nice front rm.: Q gen.
tlemen to board; private home.
BELLEFONTAINE, 1914-Large front rn1.;
good meals; 1 or 2. He. 2020.
CENTRAL AVE, 1603-For l or 2 girls.
Call Ha. 1853 after S p. m.
COLLEGE AVE.-Attractive rm. for 2: good
meals. He. 2521.
ILLINOIS, N. 2269-Attractive rm.: pri-
vate home; good meals; phone.
MERIDIAN. N, 2050-For business man;
excellent meals. Ha. 2500.
OAKLAND. 1I33-NeWly decorated front
room; garage. Oh. PAIN.
SMALL CHILDREN Mothers care; mod.
home COG Somerset Ave. Be. 1858.
CHIIDREN-To room and board: private
home Special care. DR.. 2311.
CHILDREN-To board, modern home. 761
Lexington Ave.
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Business Opportunities

WANTED-To trade so acres in Brown
County good land, AZ acres tillable. Price
$4,000 for property in city. $4,000 with
mprtage 81 600 COCKS AGENCY. 1872
S. Delaware. Ii. 7o2O
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Apartments for Rent

EfdOftO UG6LY modern 4. s. ana broom
apartments: locations north east and
south at reduced rent See Us or phone
Ii. 1921.
FL. Fl. WOODSMALL G. co.
Fidelity Trust Building
UPPER AND LowER-4-room modern
apartment Ri. 3647.
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: Pets and Lice Stock
Barfer and SDap

PLAYER PIANO Will take used radio or
talking machine for down payment; bal
ance $3.50 per week Ri 2l55 asS for
MR.. MORGAN.
WAGONS-Two good gravel, 1 single coal
wagon. good wagon running gears.
F. w. ALDAG COMPANY,
3409 E. Washington st.
TRADE@Your old radios and musical in
struments on new Majestic and kellogg
Terms. Hu. 715l.
u TON TRUCK-1925 model; perfect con-
dition S45; or trade. 1887 E. Washing
ton Ri 0444
TRADE Your old Victrolas or radios on
a new Majestic. Terms. Southport 265 N /.
CROSLEY View a C. Show Box for Ford
coupe or sedan. Ri. 1923
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA. NJ. 2O52-Pleasant front nm.
city heat plenty hot wat. ia. 5036.
ALA, 1888. N.-Dandy rms; splendid heat:
hot water; excellent street car service.
ALABAMA, NJ, lI20-Neat, warm room;
BROADWAY, 2446-Comfortable room, adj
bath; breakfast opt; gentle. He. 1870.
CENTRAL CAR-527 E. 18th; modern; priv
ate. clean; 50; hot water Ri. hob
CENTRAL. 2821-Nice clean front room;
private home; employed. Ha. 0413-R
DENNY N, 421--Large light front rm..
DREXEI hP-ds-73O N. Ill; 100 rooms
$3.50 week: up. 24-hour complete hotel
EAsT--Large comfortable room: or 2:
mod home; gar; home priv. II. 4577-R.
EUCLID. N. 44-Nice front rm.; modern
home; | or 2 men. II. 0475-M.
HOLMES, N, 9I--Modern front rm. for
employed couple. Be. 1369R.
ILLINOIS CAR-Newly furn. rm., near
bath. privileges. board opt. Ia. l449.
ILLINOIS, N, 431-Basement apartment;
also sleeping rooms: modern. Ii. 1923.
const hot water gentlemen. Ia. 6024.
MERIDIAN. N. 2140-Attractive front rm.;
priv. family. Home privileges; gentlemen
Gar. optional
NoRTH-CENTRAL; COY, NEAR BATH.
OHIO HOTEI-126Ia e. Ohio: clean, stm.-
heated rms; plenty hot water; 81 up.
ORIENTAL, N, 20-2 sleeping rms: 2
hskpg., l unfurn nm. Ii. 9055.
PENN. N, 1918-One large room; twin
beds; suitable for 2: $3.5G each.
RUCKLE, 3256-Desirable rm.; emp cple.;
Wa. i126.
TALBOT. N, 2925-Large front nm;
home privileges; priv. home. ia: 1881.
WALNUT. E.. 320-Apt 8; clean rm.: steam
heat: adj bath; 81. Ri. 1881.
WALNUT, E., 321.. APT; Front Tm;, So
and up; steam ht.: hot water. Ri. 2287
Walnut, E, 311-Attractively furn., large
room in private apt. Ii. 5782.
WASH, E., 5018-Apt. z; attractive rm.;
private home; references exch. IT. 3514-J.
WALKING DISTANCE-Stea heat; nice
ly furnished rn. Ii. 9315.
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Business Opportunities

FOR SALE-By owner, best equipped and
located cafe in good manufacturing town
OF 10000. Nice business. reasonable rent.
Address Box E-85 Care. Times.
ROOMING HOUSE-On e. washington ST.
close in. make an offer COOKS AGENCY
4si9 S. Delaware. Ii. 7020.
ROOMING HOUSES rms. Of furniture:
small down payment: rms. Away full:
best location. 653 Ft. Wayne Ave.
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RABBIT RANCHES

You make the down payment. Rabbits
should pay the rest. 5-room bungalow.
"a acre ground, 6-12 miles N. E. Every
thing complete ready to start.
Let us explain. Ii 254i
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-11

1927 CHEVROLET COUPETires look Ike
new. runs fine, low mileage. A worth
while car S2o9. 500 down. HARE CHEW
ROLET Co, $40 E. Washington.
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Business Announcement

OLD FURNITURE Made new b7 gebot-
top1ing In cane. hickory or reed. Call
Board Of Industrial Aid for the Blind.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-01
Wins Title 4th Year

PINEHURST. N. c.. Jan. 1.-fPl-
Winning the 26th annual midwinter
golf tournament of Pinehurst coun-
try club. George T. Dunlap, Jr., New
York. Princeton sophomore. emery
ed today rs champion Of the event
for the fourth successive year. He
defeated Rorbes X. Wilson, York
Harbor, Maine, in the final, 5 and g..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-01
YEAR
CEREMONY ON
HOOVER ship
Presid Is
Asleep As 1929 Is
Ushered In; Boat
Nears Washington

Y. s. s. UTAH. En- Route to Hamp-
ton Loads, Jan. 1.-tPlEHerbert
Hoover slep. peacefully as the most
important year Of his life was ush-
cred in.
In consequence the birth Of 1929
was marked on this floating city of
the sea by the tolling of the usual
eight bells for the hour of midnight.
Mrs. Hoover, however. welcomed
the year from the bridge Of the Utah
to which she climbed just before
midnight. Holding to the railing to
steady herself against the roll in a
choppy sea. she admired the beauty
of a star studded sky.
Shortly after midnight she retired
prepare for festivities on New
ears Day, which included q bur-
que Of a White House reception
anged by the ships commander.
tain C. II. Train. There were i'm
donations Of Chief Justice Taft
other members of the supreme
|, some members of the diplo-
corps, senate and house lead
the army and navy, W. C. I. u,
LSaloon league, G. A. r., oldest
Lbitants and "old man republic"
Usually on board navy ships the
! wv Year get a noisy welcome, with
Whistles and other noise making ap-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-01
ALMARUBENS
FIGHTS BACK
Denies Wild Parties
Charged By Neigh
bors in Court

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1.-lP1-Fac-
ing arrest on charges of annoying her
~reighbors with wild parties" Alma
Rubens, screen actress, announced
today that she would fight the ease
and would "hold to strict account
ability all persons" who made the &C
c~usations.
A warrant was issued here yes
terday for the arrest Of Miss Rubens
on q charge of disturbing the peace.
It was issued on complaint Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Uhl, landlady and neighbor
Of the actress, and charged that Miss
Rubens several times disturbed ten
ants by looking into their homes at
night with the aid of a flashlight and
BY turning off all lights on one oc-
casion by pulling a switch.
The complaint declared Miss
Rubens staged a wild party" in her
apartment last Saturday night, dur
ing which she threatened to get
Mrs. Uhl. The landlady also alleged
that Miss Rubens frequently had used
profane language in the presence of
other tenants and that she had re-
fused to move when requested to do
so.
Among witnesses scheduled to APP
pear against Miss Rubens are Rita
Carewe. actress, and her husband
Leroy Mason, who complained OF be-
ing disturbed by 'loud parties" at
Miss Ruben's apartment.
II am n law abiding woman" Miss
Rubens said. when she learned Of the
warrant for her arrest. "All those
charges are untrue and / will hold
to strict accountability all persons
making them"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-01
Ware Row Again
Brews In Senate

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-Eg-A
row is brewing in the senate over
disposition Of the contest against
S~enator-elect Ware Of. Pennsylvania
who is i'll but has been given the
right to plead his case on the floor.
Senator Reed, democrat. Missouri,
chairman Of the special senate COM
mittee which investigated the 1926
Pennsylvania senatorial primary cleo
ton, is prepared to ask that the SEN
ate act on the committee report pro-
testing excessive expenditures in
that campaign by Ware.
The committee will seek 10 make
a final report on the Ware case Fri
day. The senator-elect has been in
vited to appear before the committee
then but he has sen word through
physicians that he will be unable to
because of his health.
Wares friends are expected to pro-
test a final decision until he has
been given the opportunity Of max
ing his plea to the senate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-01
Creager Invited
To Address San
Benito on Port
To The Herald:

To The Herald:
In the in Our Valley" column or
The Herald OF Sunday. Dee. so, you
made the following statemnt.
"R. B. Creager, presumably in his
capacity rs advisory counsel for the
Port Isabel Townsite company, adj
dressed a meeting at San Benito the
other day..
In justice to Mr.. Creager, and in
order to explain the position Of the
San Benito Chamber Of Commerce
port comittee clearly, / feel called
upon to explain the circumstances
delivered here.
Mr.. Creager came here, and talked
before a port melting ut the invita-
ton Of the port committee Of the
San Benito Chamber Of Commerce,
extended to him personally by me,
following a meeting of this commit
tee The invitation was extended
without regard to any connections
that Mr.. Creager might have had in
n personal way, as we regarded his
personal affairs as no concern of
ours, and, in fact, did not know def
nitely what his Connections were at
the time we invited him.
We asked Mr.. Creager to attend
our meeting and to explain the port
situation as he viewed it. We felt
that since he had played probably
the most important part in getting
for the Valley that which the section
had sought for so many years in the
way of port aid, that he was in a po-
sition to explain more clearly than
any other person just what the Val
ley port situation is. To say, as you
do in your issue of December 80, that
Mr.. Creager talked at the meeting
here as a representative of the Port
Isabel Townsite company, is, we feel,
an injustice to him, and a misrerre-
sentation of the situation here, and
for that reason we are asking you
to make an explanation Of the cir
cumstances as they actually existed
in Connection with his talk in San
Benito.
We considered Mr.. Creager's accep-
lance Of the invitation TO meet with
us as a distinct favor 10 us. whereas
your statement would make il appear
as though he had taken steps to Sc
cure the meeting in order 10 talk for
s~necial interests. Knowing Fir
Creager as we do. we take 1t without
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-01
Protocol Being
Rewritten tn End
S. American Row

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-(P1-New
Years Day found the Bolivian-Para-
guayan question apparently back to
its old status Of a long standing
boundary dispute. Both countries
had agreed to the principal provi-
sions Of n Cancellation protocol. with
consideration being given today to
its final wording and the appoint
ment Of ME judges as a meditation
tribunal.
After representatives Of Bolivia
and Paraguay at the Pan-American
conference sign the protocol. IL will
he necessary that it be ratified by
the governments Of both countries
before becoming effective. Both haxe
already expressed approval Of its
main terms.
OF the nine judges who will in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-01
Film Youngsters
Prove Mettle In
The Air Circus

After seeing the air sequences in
"Tke Flying Circus" which opened
Monday night at the Palace theater
Il is easy to believe the advance press
stories which stated that Sue Carol,
David Rollins, and Arthur Lake
learned to fly before making this pic
ture. These three youngsters per-
form in airplanes like veterans at the
controls. Their flying ability added
TO their acting ability did much 20
make this Fox production. which
Howard Hawks and Lew Seller d.
rected. one Of the best that has been
seen here in n long time.
While the thrills and exciting mo-
ments are furnished by the scenes in
the air the picture is not lacking IN
heart interest and sentimental ap-
peal. There is a winsome quality
ebout Sue Carol that makes her en-
tirely charming. In her efforts 70
make David Rollins a fearless air.
mar sh ewins the sympathy Of the
audience. The charm of the acting
in this picture rlso is enhanced by
the presence of Louise Dresser, who
riANS n role OF NouHE hoiiAh :
mother. As always she gives n per
feet performance. Arthur Lake, the
third member Of the trio of young
STEERS. is absolutely infectious in his
performance. You like him from the
first flash on the screen.
The theme Of the story deals with
the efforts of n voung man to con-
rrrr his fear Of the mir with the aid
NJ ris mother. the girl he loves. and
We buddy. There u plenty Of room
r~- hcart-prll. in this picture and the
F.-c~-~rg succeeded IN getting re-
ark BILE performances out OF all
r,~-'bers OF the cast.
when YOU sec these young players
wing about the fleccy clouds and
ro'rg stunts Won THOUGHT only q
rindberrh could do. IL will be easy e
rcalize Why "The Air Circus" is such
cartiv-ting entertainment. h nho'
.ogrrurv IS excellent. Here IS I
worthwhile picture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-01
Queen WRITES.
HOPEFUL Note
King George on Long
Road to Recovery,
His Mate Says

LONDON, Jan. 1.--tP)-A hopeful
view Of the illness Of King George
was taken by Queen Mary today in a
New Years letter TO Sir Kynasttn
Studd, lord mayor Of London. In
this letter she said:
"The kings illness must take its
God, / may look forward to a lifting
of the clouds and to a happy realiza-
tion of the nations faith and hope"
This hopeful expression by his
majesty's consort followed bulletins
from the medical attendants which
recently have been indicating con-
quest of the kings actual disease and
a cen.ering Of effort upon the up
building of his sadly depleted store
Of strength.
But there is still no indication of
any worthwhile improvement in his
state of extreme exhaustion and this,
it was understood, was a source of
disappointment. The bulletin issued
at 11:15 a. m, was typical. 1t read:
"The king has had a good night.
The general and local conditions are
unchanged"
Most medical opinion, agreed to-
day that the local infection of the
lung base. which brought on the
kings illness, had been overcome.
To overcome the kings weakness a
new medical treatment, the nature of
which has not been revealed, was
started
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-01

paratus participating and the crew
holding u tan pan parade, but the
Utah met it in a dignified aay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover had an enjoy
able New Years eve dinner, twelve
being seated with them. Beside each
plate were the usua New Year IA
vors, including noise making ma
chimes and picturesque paper hats.
The president-elect drew a sort of
fireman's helmet which Mrs. Hoover
insisted that he wear throughout the
meal.
The schedule for the arrival Of the
Hoovers at Old Point Comfort Sum
day has been stepped up to 3 a. M
with the expectation that the presi-
dent elect will reach Washington at
3 d. m. He will 60 direct TO his
5 street home, his headquarters while
ut the capital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-01

quire into the border battles, Bo-
livia and Paraguay would name two
each. One each would be chosen
from five other American republics,
Bolivia and Paraguay having the
right to agree upon the countries 10
be named. AS it stands at PRESENT,
che United States and Cuba are ex-
pected to be represented with Ar
gentina, Brazil and Uruguay likely
to be the other three.
The tribunal would be given a year
to bring about Cancellation or to re-
port on the facts and fix response.
bility for clashes between Bolivian
and Paraguayan troops in the Gran
Chaco region.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-01
Power Officials
Visiting Valley

SAN BENIT0, Jan. 1.-G. G. Mills,
chief engineer and assistant to the
vice president of the Central &
Southwestern Utilities company at
Dallas, holding company for the Gen.
trail Power & Light company, is in
the Valley for a three day inspec-
ton Of the compay's properties in
this section.
John B. Morton. safety director of
the Central Power & Light company
with offices in San Antonio, also is
in the Valley looking over the safety
devices, and making arrangements
for a series of safety meetings, the
first to be held in January.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-01
Stribling Meets
League Tonight

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 1.|(F1-W. L.
CYoung) Striking. Georgia heavy
weight, named by Tex Richard as an
outstanding contender for the title
vacated by Gene Tunney, will enter
the ring here tonight, the last time
before he meets Jack Sharkey In
Miami next month in one Of the New
York promoters elimination contests.
Jack League, Dallas, whom Strib-
ling defeated in 1925 shortly after
the Texan began his ring career, will
be his opponent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-01
flight
SAVE WOMAN
FOR Fourth
onviiction
opposed

l.--iF-AIthough
Imprisonment yes
.ry found she had
ur liquor fel0Eies.
IIller, as year old
drcn, four Of whom
entity In 10 become
OF a legal struggle
coArt and the state
he first woman TO
Z tie habitual Grim
thel new Michigan
wass convicted in Ii
A. sentenced immedi-
makes life imprison-
n upon conviction OF
y, and rates violation
ion laws "a felony.
Mrs. Miller announced
Id be taken to the|
court. Their conten1
ne law has been mad
liquor violations we
prior to passage
Eviged criminal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-01
WELCOME

WASHINGTON, Jan. l.-R)-The
pomp and ceremony Of an official
homecoming will be lacking in the
greeting to Herbert Hoover next
sunday when he arrives in Washing
ton to start clearing off his desk
preparatory to taking over the reins
of government March 4.
No plans are being made for an Vt
ficially delegated welcoming body
when the battleship utah reaches
Old Point Comfort Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-01
MEXICAN Filler CLAIMS
WORLD ALTITUDE MARK

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 1.-(R-A
world altitude record is being claim
ed for Joaquin Gonzalez Pacheco and
his American co-pilot, G. +. McMil-
len, who reached 6140 meters (20,140
feet) carrying a load Of 2070 kilo-
grams, (4,554 pounds) Including six
passengers. The flight was made in
the Emilio Carranza, a Stinson mono
plane in which Gonzales and n COM
panion made a nonstop flight from
Windsor, Ort.