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The Washington times., 1929-11-27

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The Washington times., 1929-11-27
Allowing Good Clothes to Deterio-
rate for Lack of Attention Is
Unfair to Yourself and Your Purse

being we'll dressed No matter how much
" wardrobe will not be we'll dressed
thought keeping clothes fresh attractive
1907 Seventeenth Street they have known
facility excellent state
cleanliness the nnmeraoe beautiful things with which Madame
therl
who the study OF TINS
They also sample dyengneanng If you
frock would like dyed certain shade
dyedleaVe the rest to
the result. Call North
thew call for YOlrW
The Washington times., 1929-11-27
Individuality of Design-EngraV-
ing of Unexampled Perfection
Dignified and Original. Bridge Sets.
Monogramed Playing Cards

offered BreWoods, Gil Twelfth
done by this firm both digntied and
fully with the mode OF today and tomor
distinction Unique
embeShed These
choose
monogams exquisite perfection
the Christmas ging
playing cards beautiful
packs Adorable
packs of cards with cards neatly
Ideal holiday gifts
The Washington times., 1929-11-27
a Do Not Cut Your Hair
y Ivy Until You Consult Mr..
fD> Emile, Who Arrives From
w Paris November 30th.

fevity happieSt time all the
- time dear to hearts feminine for is then that affairs
settled beautiful
do until after consult Emile Of Emile
Inche returning from November 30th after visiting
the fashion London Berlin
othesn search of the for madame Emile Inc
the cOifures that the
who enter the portals Maon Emile receive Wash
ngton the Styles of Moment" DEGREES them
NoteIt will be we'll until Emile
making
Connecticut Avenue, Decatur 0920 and 0924.
inches below the suitability and
rule
ankelength cessful bits
wasine featured hghbrow has
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

Rialto Theater Friday.
4 y X
The use Of much fur
is characteristic of this
seaSon-dark furS of
all sorts are particu-
larly good,
X \ 4
Ensemble suits con-
tinue to admit no rival |
but the frock is no
longer the accessory Of
the coat-it has char
acter of its own.
X 4 X
WaShingtOnians
Ought to Know
Where They Can
Get Good Food
and Many Washing
tOnianS Prefer
LIE ParadiS.
DEOPLE tell us they
L like LIE ParadiS
because of the fine
type of people they see
there, because of the
genuine, in t e I ested
service they get and
because of the quality
of the food served and
the moderate prices
charged. We like it
for the same reasons
and any evening for
dinner or later on in
the evening you'll find
many of the city's
social and business
leaders dining and en-
tertaining their friends.
Music by the Meyer
Davis famous band.
There's a special din
ner at $3.50 or a milk
fed chicken or steak
dinner at $500. No
cover charge until after
ten. and then it is
only SO cents for each
person. FOurt eenth
Street at T h 0 m IS
Circle.
The latest mode OF
hair-dreSS calls for a
shaping of ones Golf
fure in accord with
ones individuality.
X X X
Lavish, very are the
fur trimmings this sea-
son. They are not
splaShed on more elab-
orately. but more indi-
Vidually.
X \ X
Vanity is the source
of all chic.
X X X
Red or green for hat
or coat sets in chin
chilla are very prac-
tical.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

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het%H ea
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Miss tu al popular
mhs ap atEua
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

Red or green for hat
or coat sets in chin
chilla are very prac-
tical.
X X II
One thing to remem-
ber is the back of
the hat is the center
of interest.
X X X
MuffS are seen, made
in all fabrics to match
the ensemble.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

ly pieceS-one gorgeous neck
lace with pendant, of Siberian
amethyst and diamonds set in
gold. Quite the lovelieSt antique
necklace we have ever seen.
Artistic jewelry and hand wrought
work, special designs made and
estimates given for setting your
own gems. Mr.. PM does beauti-
full Florentine work, also fine
repairing. Now is the time to
visit this shop and make your
Christmas gift selections. 1865
Connecticut Avenue-seCond floor.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

Reboux sponsors a chapeau of
soft and very shiny hatter'S plush.
Silver and blue velvet ribbons
hold up one side of the wide
brim, and the same ribbons ex-
tend around the crown Of the
hat. This model has striking
width at the side, but is short in
the back.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27
Des.l'a art aROrk Stop
Artists Decorators Of
Established Repute,

THIS art work shop was q busy
l. place the other day while
complete set of bedroom furni.
ture was being decorated by the
clever artists in this shop. Each
piece decorated to order-even
the lamp shade and the mirror
and the screen. In this studio
they specialize in all unusual
decorating to order, for the home
par elings, scenic wall
paintings, hand painted screens
and painted art of all periods up
to the present. Just one more
word-you'll travel far before you
will find artist decorators that
will do as much to make the
home attractive as in Desels
Art Work Shop. 1908 Twentieth
Street N. w.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

A blouse of metal cloth is
charming with a suit of black
velvet. The peplum is Shirred in
front, a group of shirrings soft
ems the neck-line. and the straight
sleeves have an interesting cuff
shirred at the back.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27
165KRHR H6pNz0 So Radical the Change in Costumery
oz==-==~=->AO Demanded by Different Daytime and
Evening Functions-Dame Mode Declares: "A Hat for
Every Costume" Ultra Chic Are the Peach Beige Models

sfncythB season d of
d1feent n o a
TO in r
the
70 for s1eewe O.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

A short velvet wrap has a roll
collar of same material and set-in
sleeves tight at the wrist.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

A studio dress that has achieved
smartness has full trousers OF
pale green chiffon under a short
chiffon tunic and a transparent
trailing overskirt of palest pink
lace. The bodice is of green chif-
fon, the sash in darker shade.
X X
Black lizard and patent leather
are combined in a walking shoe
with brogue lines.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27
PM
Formerly of Florence, Italy

A NTIQUE jewelry,
"A lovely as CWi-
light, is a priceless
i n h e r itance. But
unfortunately, we do
not all possess such
an heirloom. Mr..
PM has some love
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

She Who Attends the Teas Wrapped in the Gracious Soft
of Rare Purchased During the Saks 4ls An
- niVersary Sale of Fur Coats Scars and Cloth Coats Lux
uriOusly Trimmed-Is Afforded an Air of Confidence.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

Broadway STAR Ann Harding in Her Private Affair." Starts
the Ro eae Friday In Moment of Madness She Had Written
Compromising Letters Scode Who Vowed Love for Her and Who
Sought Fleece Her. To Save Her Good Name She Paid the
Price Demanded, Then
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

The combination of black and
white that is so smart just now,
is used for three Lanvin models.
A long string coat of black cloth
has a puffy collar. an appliqued
pocket and large cuffs of white
rabbit-a trimming. Lanvin likes.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

IT'S Thanksgiving knowingly
c. Prichard, Inca
cenepiece catching smiles it seems and excan
After dinner there Will be
other flowers about the living or roses
Undoubtedly
someone out would like to send Thanks
giving greeting just the thing BEING
Delivery Association you'll find
Fourteenth N w. DSct
cz7n
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

Thanksgiving for the dear delight
Of Howers, a guerdon in the sight,
The wandering rUildings and the blooms
Of ordered gardens Uhose perfumes
Like altar drift along the night.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

A tea gown from Suzanne Tai
bot has trousers of pleated white
crepe romain under a coat of
heavier material printed in green
and yellow on a red ground.
This unusual ensemble has chic
and distinction.
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Never has Fashion been more
varied, better adapted to every
type.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
SIX SLAIN
Texas Farmer Murders
His Whole Family

VERNON. Dec. So-tP)-Officials
here today puzzled over the fatal
shooting Of a family Of six discov-
cred IN their farm home near
Vernon yesterday by a young Mex
lean.
The dead were J. II. Haggard. So,
tenant farmer. and his five chill
dren, Simon, is. John. 10. Alta. IS
Alma, IL, and Dorothy 8.
It was indicated the coroner's
verdict would be suicide IN Hag-
CARDS death and death by gunshot
wounds in the case Of the children.
Poverty Of the family was the. only
reason advanced by officers for the
killings.
A note reading, "Ar ded. l had
ruther be ded. Look in cellar, "
found on the door OF the house, was
advanced in sup ort Of the suicide
theory.
The dead. all OF whom we're shot
III the head. were found in their
beds. Apparently the children were
slain as they slept. although Of
ficers could not account for their
not awakening at the sound OF the
shots.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
CHICAGO LEADS
CITY VISITORS
Special Car Planned From
San Antonio to Valley In
Next 60 Days

Chicago leads IN visitors 10
Brownsville and the Valley.
This is the story told by the reg
istration book OF the Brownsville
Chamber OF Commerce tourist club.
and whic' in turn Is confirmed by
the San Antonio club.
Such was found to lie the case
when the book was gone over 70
determine that to date 270 visitors
10 Brownsville have registered dur
ing the As days the tourist club
has been open. Chicago occupied
one full page. This does not rep
resent all the visitors to the city,
but 1t represents those who have
taken the trouble to register and
ask for information. As the club
gets wider renown this i5 expected
TO be materially increased.
One Of the latest plans Of the
club for tourists entertainment Is
60 work with the San Antonio club
In bringing a special car Of tourists
from that city to Brownsville In
January or February. This trip Is
UGllb SpOd1cOIeQ IJ bLtt - lppCo
club Of San Antonio and special
rates are now being asked FOR one
or more special cars.
just why Illinois should lead as
a state, and Chicago as q city, In
visitors 20 the Valley. presents mn
unknown equation. but IL is held
70 indicate the value OF word-of-
mouth advertising from former Wis
itors
Point Isabel Is proving % be q
great asset to the Valley and to
Brownsville in entertaining visit
ors, statistics from this same book
show. Within the past two days
three couples lave been ready 10
leave the city, thinking they have
seen most or the Valley, when
Point Isabel for water sports was
suggested. 1t Is said they are still
there. One couple has declared they
viii be back next year and another
is going 10 overstay school opening
day just to get q few more days
there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30

A meeting Of the Cameron county
commissioners court viii be held
fc a. m. Tuesday, it has announced
by County Judge o. G. Dancy.
In addition to clearing up odds
and ends for the current year.
Judge Dancy Is expected to make
a report OF his findings In regard
TO sale Of series "E" Of the county
road bonds. The judge recently
made a trip TO the bond centers OF
the country. The market Is rather
dull Just now as many cities,
counties and even states are try
Ing to sell their bonds. he said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
Piccolo Pete Cannot 7l0eet
At This Old Accordion Man

CHICAGO, Dec. 3O-tPD-- Three
men with pistols took Walter Nut
nawinski's accordion from him last
night.
Nutnawinski had paid $3.50 for it.
He could have gotten a piano for
that money, but he preferred an
accordion.
The robbers went down the
street playing 1t, and Nutnawinski
pursued-at a respectable distance.
Each piece they played wrenched
Nutnawinski's soul.
First came The Engineers Child
a gloomy opus. and then The
Letter Edged In Black" gloomier
still. The trio drifted IN the THE
wre-'. OF the Old Ninety Seven"
Nutnawinsd felt very badly that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
Cotton Association
Nav Be Incorporated

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30-tPl-
Prediction that the S30000,000 cot
ton association would be incorpor-
ated by January Is was made to-
day by Carl Williams, farm board
r.ember.
Counsel FOR both the board and
the growers sub : committee on
charter and by laws completed the
legal phase Of the final draft to-
day, he said. and expect 20 pres
ent It to the board tonight for ap-
proval.
The new marketing corporation
williams said. will be empowered
to act as a stabilization corporation
II. and whIn. an emergency IS de-
cared 10 exist. Such n declaration
would have to be made by the
national cotton advisory committee.
subject 10 approval OF the farm
board. The committee has not been
named.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
HUNT FOR LOST
FLIERS BALKED
Skies Hazy When Mercury
Drops Down to 40
Below Zero

NOME. Dec. 30.-CF)-Hazy skies
and the coolest weather thus far
this winter continued today 70 hin
der aviators I'm Alaska and on the
Siberian Arctic coast In carrying on
the search for the fliers Carl Ben
Eielson and Earl Borland. missing
since they left Teller for the ice
bound trading ship Nankuk, at
North Cape, Siberia, seven weeks
ago.
The temperature dropped 10 40
below zero last night. The haze
prevented pilots Frank Dorbandt
and Ed Young. operating from this
coast, and pilots Joe Crosson and
Harold Gillian, at the Nanuk. about
500 miles northeast OF here. from
taking off.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30

: cilltleS.
Clark returned recently from
Madison, Wis, where he embodied
those arguments in ples for the
board for permission for the Pro-
gresn Development company 70 sell
land in Wisconsin. The board, how
ever, denied the application OF the
company for brokers permit and
indicated its decision would affect
other applications in the Lower Rio
Grande Valley.
Bonds Voted
Clark pointed out that more than
s2l 600 900, in bonds had been vot-
ed In Cameron and Hidalgo coun-
ties for concrete lining Of canals
and work on pipe lines and drain
age and that much work OF the
same nature was being carried fol-
ward out OF the operating funds.
He prepared table which show
ed that with the proper concrete
lining 10000 additional acres OF
land could be irrigated twice q year
whereas the present average num-
Der Of wettings was is times an
nually.
Reports Short
Decision Of the Wisconsin body
was based partially or government
al reports. some from the federal
Continued on page eighO
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30

hts accordion should lend itself TO
such musical drivel. Nunnawlnski
goes IN more for soft and pleasant"
overtures and things like that.
Finally the robbers swung around
a corner and burst into:
* x in all my da-reems,
Your fair face bee-ums.
You're the eye-dul luv my
h-e-a-r-r-t.
Sweet Ad-o-li-i-n-ne."
Nutnawinski fell down In the
snow. The last heard from his ac-
Gordon was:
did you ever hear Pete
Go tweet-4weet-tweet
On his piccolo7 Mop"
-Ohl" exclaimed the outraged
Mr.. Nutnawinski, and fleds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
SUSPECT ARRESTED IN
FORT WORTH

FORT WORTH, Tex, Dec. So
Rj-Police today reported two de-
velopments-arrest OF a suspect and
finding Of a physicis1's brief case
which they hoped would throw
some light on the reported abduc-
tion and robbery Of DR.. g. G. Swift,
Jr., and Lawrence league, taxi
driver, at Waco Saturday night.
The victims told Fort Worth and
Dallas police they were forced 70
drive ESQ miles b, the bandits.
The suspect was discovere+ as
Ieep in a rest ueom at Jennings
avenue high school by a night
watchman. The suspect is about IS
years old, and police said he fits
the description given by DR.. Swift
Of one of the bandits.
The physicians brief case was
I und at the Central bus station
Saturday night and has been iden-
titled as belonging to DR.. Swift.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
ACODOCTOR
KIDNAPPED BY
DRUG ADDICTS
Suspect Captured In
Fort Worth BY
Police

DALLAS. Tex. Dec. 30-tR-
Police Of Dallas and Waco today
investigated the adventures through
which two Waco men say they
went Saturday night. DR.. G. G..
cvift. Jr.. physician. and Lawrence
league. taxi-driver. reported they
were kidnapped by narcotic addicts
or peddIers there Saturday night.
forced TO drive to several North
Texas towns and threatened with
death.
DR.. Swift appeared here early
Sunday, and the taxi-driver tele-
rhoned from Alvarado. They said
they were captured by q man and
q woman, or two men, one dressed
as a woman. the latter theory be-
ing reported at Waco by league.
Their captors we're armed with a
machine gun and carried a large
amount OF narcotics in a suitcase.
the men said.
DR.. Swift told how he left his
home to make a call in company
with one man while the other per-
son accompanied league In the
taxi in which all three arrived at
the doctors house.
After driving to several towns.
DR.. Swift said he escaped by push
ing one captor and running when
they halted near here. league was
released a short time later when
the two men met another car near
Burleson and drove away.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
CRASH FATAL
Two Negro Boys Crushed
to Death by Plane

HEARNE, Dec. 30-tFJ- Three
negro boys were dead and another
was IN q critical condition today
as q result OF an airplane's crash
ing into a crowd that swarmed over
the flying field here yesterday.
Miss Dorothy Stocker. II. Hous-
ton stunt fIier, said to have a priv
ate pilots license and considerable
flying time to her credit, was
alone In the plane when IL swoop-
ed upon the Scurrying crowd.
Attempting to land. Miss Stock
er was unable TO speed her engine
and regain altitude when she saw
the impending tragedy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30

tics show, which lS w 6OOu prL 1Shl
OF the total shipments, 24,14O.
Mixed car shipments have SHOWN
"A steady growth since 1909, when
only As mixed cars rolled from the
Valley. The total mixed cars num-
Der 30.5s2 since 1907.
The ruling. effective the middle of
next month. allows the shipment
of mixed commodities. each at is
regular rate. The present rule
holds that II citrus and cabbage
are sent In one car the freight rate
Is placed ut the highest fiugre, as
X the entire shipment were citrus
The new rule will allow as high as
30 per cent citrus mixed with vege-
tables with separate rates
Valley railroads have worked Tor
the new rate for the past three
years, said Mr.. Blanton. California
shippers have tried for the same
mixed rule for the past 10 years.
Distribution Of Valley fruits and
vegetables will increase. the traffic
manager pointed out, in that small
er markets which could not handle
a full car of citrus viii have a de-
nand for "a mixed car.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
NO SOFT WORDS FOR
COAST GUARD

WASHINGTON, Dec. S0-tE1-A
statement that the coast guard
means business" and cannot stop
LIQUOR smuggling with soft words
and amiahle gestures" was added
todav 70 the controversy on prohib-
ition enforcement which has en-
Iivened the holidays for Official
washington.
This assertion was made by Rear
Admiral Frederick g. Billiard, coast
GU u.rd commandant, upon being In
formed that three men had met
death AZ the hands OF his service
while attempting TO run liquor In
TO Narragansett bay.
IL came at time when the con-
tention over prohibition was run
ming high, with prominent dry
members OF the senate and govern
mental agencies issuing vehement
statements criticizing and defend
ing the enforcement OF the liquor
laws
"The coast guard" Billiard said,
a..as the lob Of stopping liquor
Smuggling at sea. It is not q job
that can be handled with soft words
and amiable gestures. The coast
guard Is used to carrying out any
duty given TO it TO do, with vigor
and determination.
"Tt means business about this
matter and acts strictly within
the law. III q liquor smuggler elects
to defy the command OF coast
g-tarcP craft TO stop, he runs :; SER
ious risk Of getting hurt through
a course OF action that the law
has specifically authorized for O
hundred years"
In some quarters. Billiards. state
rgent was interpreted e. an an
swer to the demands on the last
eek for more rigid enforcement,
In line with the justice depart
ment's renewal OF an order that
no prohibition cases are TO be nolle
pressed without the departments
consent.
Reverberations were expected
from the announcement as well as
from q statement Of senator Borah,
republican. Idaho. ScHthing ar
raignment CT enforcement person
mel which charged that saloons
Continued on page eight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30

"a successor 10 i Y Weller has
not been named by the commits
sion" Mayor r. B. Rentfro stated
at noon Monday. The matter Is
still under discussion, but no act
ion has been taken.
Weller handed in his resignation
Saturday morning at the request
o. the commission. Several names
have been mentioned by rumor as
possible successors, that Of Teofilo
Crixell being the most generally
considered.
Commissioner W. T. Aldridge de-
clared Saturday evening that two
or three have been discussed. but
choice has not fixed on anyone.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
RIgKED HER LIFE
TO AVOID CRASH

HOUSTON. Dec. 30-tFb-'1 risk
ed my own life trying to save those
boys; an investigation win clear me.
This was the comment today of
Miss Dorothy Stocker. 1T-year-old
girl aviator and secretary Of the
Houston women's flying club. She
returned Sunday soon after wrecki1g
q borrowed plane which killed three
negro boys at Hearne-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
Radio University
OF Education Asked

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30--tPl-
Recommendation for a radio uni
versity OF national education with
an endowment 0f Sl0000,000 wa5
made today by the advisory com
mittee on education BY radio In a
report 10 secretary Wilbur.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-30
Allan Hoover
Has His Fling

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-tP
Allan Hoover, youngest son or
the president, will reach the
high point OF his holiday fling
tonight with a dancing party at
the White House.
The affair was arranged hur-
riedly and verbal invitations
were said to have been sent out
to about 100.
Instead OF the Marine band,
which usually plays for all So
cial affairs at the executive
mansion. q peppy hotel orches-
ira has been engaged.
Loads or fresh flowers pre-
pared the rooms for tonight's
dance.
Allan Hoover entered Harvard
last fall.