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is cents per line additional to the |
regular line rate.
MILLINER, FORMERLY WITH FOX-LEARY.
will make hats at home to fit the head; re-
modelling. Adams 1879. 22e
SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRAINED
nurSe-masSeuSe; Metropolitan 1927, 10 to g.;
evenings. Potomac 1286-W.
VIT-O-NET BATHS. RATTLE CREEK RE-
dgses oil Hd se9 97 ru0s white
TRUSSES AND ELASTIC GOODS At REAL
money-savinE prices FIT and satiSiacti n, n
PENDANTS to care for your every want. Peo-
Piles DRUG store, No. z. 1907 G st. INV.
ARE you INTERESTED IN BECOMING A
Tspid dictation EASILY. accurately and with
out fatigue? The Stereotype is the machine
Without Obligation. New class begins No
T Tem9eg y EVENING KEN e seRooi SlRA1EN
EVELYN MURRAY CANADIAN GRADU-
ateD Swedish and medical massage. 10 I'm.
until pm. 1910 Mass ave. NV. Met. ABA.
MOTHERS, WHY WORRY ABOUT THE
engaged? Send them to Pre-School Play
Group, where work, play and fun are one
1917 Kenyon st. Columbia 679l.
WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN EVENINGS n u
references given. Address Box 229-A, Star
ONCE.
FLORIDA-DESIRABL FURNISHED HOME
for rent; large porch, or more bedrooms,
living room. dining room, etc. Address Mrs.
w. T. MOORE, 1907 N. FIT. Harrison ave,
Clearwater, Fla.
FEATHER BEDS MADE INTO MATTRESSES.
3-piece Slip covers, $3.50. including gooos.
r. L. SHERWOOD. 1918 2sth Sc. Lin. $3.50.
PART.TIME TEACHER. WILL BE CoMPAN-
HddTsss Box assX ssr oee
HEIRLOOMS FOR SALE-AN EXQUISITE
lace shawl, handmade mahogany bureau, CO.
lonial glass; mahogany davenport. Col.
YOUNG'S KINDERGARTEN-WE CALL FOR
and return your child by private car; fegu-
lar class work. dancing, supervised play:
teachers normal school graduates. Met. 200.
nurse 1910 Hopkins ST., between goth and
2lst. o and P. near Dupont Circle.
WE SPECIALIZE IN SCALP TREATMENTS.
Cut Rates for Months.
North 6468
FOR SALE-PAWN TICKET ON LADY's
diamond ring.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


FOR RENT, SIS per month. fully equipped:
going generator. ignition: brake. tire and 1d
battery business. Phone Alexandria 600 20
Ps Ven roU ad
dress Box 79-A, star Office. 20
STORAGE AND TRANSFER BUSINESS. first
old estsblishment in District Of Columbia;
reasons for selling. Address Box 1s1-A'
Star office.
CAFETERIA, up date, doing good bust
ness; low rent. lease. For further. infor-
nation call Adams 1913 between and
pm.
excellent condition; 18th st. NV; well fur
nShed. rooms filled: large dining room suit
able foF e p0 NoTtF s a5 opportunity
LUNCH ROOM. good location in center OF
II apartment houses: 1871 r st. NV; sale
or rent. on account of sickness. 2S'
roll ave. Takoma Park. Md. ar
YOUNG MAN wishes to obtain candy con-
cession in show house. Address Box 1854
Star Office.
LUNCH ROOM, 1925 NJ st. NV; fully equip
ped; reason selling. owner has business out
town. For information. Cleveland 1883. 20
DELICATESSEN and lunch: wonderful OPP
portunity for couple; prominent corner and
we'll stocked; $1,000; terms. Phone Met. 1855. :
STORE FIXTURES--Complete set of drug
condition; terms. Phone Met. 1885. "a
WILL EXCHANGE FARM, 100 acres, IS
miles from washington on State road, for
local stocks and bonds or other securities
Address Roy o46-A Star ONCE
yS,S,oyI-1S1,E -. ..,i,,.1 A.,
LONCh HOOM, uoWhtoWn' .Su onp sn;, III
cluolng FOUNTAIN, cost over S<,OOO' business 1
for half. 500 10th st. NV.
WANTED-Party to invest $4,000 or $4,000 in
good p aytniig ana nen,tei RusinssS can afsoTd
10 naw saiarv I'D aood return IN invest
10 Pay ,Si any ssfsra ,rith YoHr nreSent
nnsition AddTssa my 40 A Star cfnce 23s
CORNER BUILDING, containing tive stores.
10 rooms and bath: ami; mixed neighbor-
hood excellent place to open grocery store.
only Sl2. 500. See James A. Watzman. 800
New York ave. NV. 22'
CLEANING AND DYEING STORE, doing
good business. l09 q st. NV.
BOOMING HOUSE, u rooms, modern; all
aISoS! AR e. IocStion: must Sacrifice: priced
at $3.50. on terms: rent. $50.
rent; q real bargain.
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.
(Conffnued

WOMEN, 2. reliable colored. wish work as
general houseworkerS, small family: go home
nights; cleaning or ironing by day. Phone
Potomac 1856
YOUNG WOMAN, colored, experienced,
wishes Job as housekeeper. 935 St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22

ALL interior decorative sewing, using your
material, and remodeling; experienced; rea-
sonable. Drapery Sewing Shop, 2433 18th
st. NV. Columbia 1872
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Lord Greystoke thought of the lengths to which
Rokof had once gone to ruin him.; He knew that
was as nothing compared to what the villain would
attempt now that he was free. For himself he did
not fear often he had thwarted Rokoffs designs
llnon his life But now would not Rokon strike at
him through his wife and son? For in no other
wav could he inf1ict greater anguish.
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HELP--MEN.

Nepey nnda Original TeeuU1,oeHnuttons LILY
answeTtno ddUeYtisemenss for employment
USE COPIES
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE

FOR SALE-l8 seasoned work horses q
Sold; can be seen at my stables. River I'd.
opposite entrance Congressional Country
Club. Fulton r. Gordon, Continental Trust
Co, Bldg District 1921.
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AS they parted both thought of the pleasure and
profit that would reward their efforts, If successful
when next they met upon the decks of the Kincaid
Already that little vessel was anchored the
water front of Dover--waiting! Her few necessary
lights blinking through the foggy gloom she silently
awaited only the arrival of the plotterS to put forth
into the Atlantic
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| VOTING LADY between ages 10 and "a to
assist in bookkeeping and selling; one with
credit experience preferred: state refer
ence and salary. Address Box 252-A, Star
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stock rebuilts IN
town: guaranteed machines. s25 up Gen
eral TYpe Co. 740 lAth st. NV. Natl. 2249.
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WOMAN-A reliable, mddle-aged. unencum-
bered white houSekeeper wanted by wtdoWer
in country with 3 children; ref. exchanged
Write to E. II. Robey. BurtonSville, Md "a
WOMAN white to go to the country TO care
for aged lady; good home. Lincoln 1894
ct N
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RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SPECIAL SALE OF NEW RADIO SETS.
Discontinued line; large allowance on your
old set. 10th and r. I. ave. ne. Phone
Decatur 0004.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
frnnNfnned

RADTO-A handsome highboy Radiola
only s65: terms. Southeast Branch,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Typewriter Co.
All makes of factory rebuilts, with new-nna-
chine guarantee. Sold from $40 10 $50 cheap
er. Easy terms. Practically new machines
for rent. Student rates. Expert repairing
done. Away from high-rent district. Open
evenings 1881 East Capitol st. Lincoln 0O82
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

WEDNESDAY SPECIAL = FREE MARCELs
wave. entire head. no extras. 50
OPEN WEDNESDAYS UNTIL 8 F: M. MA
BELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. 8l7 18th ST. NV
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ANTIQUES and modern furniture; We actU-
ally pay more for furniture than any one
in town. Phone the Lincoln Co., Franklin
1917. Be satisfied before you sell. 23s
ANTIQUES. ola gold. silver; diamonds; Jew
elry bought and sold Tenders Pawn
brokers Sales Co. 913 D ST NV. Fr. $3.50.
ANTIQUES. old gold. silver. diamonds. lew
elry A. F. Arnold. 1928 G ST. NV Ma
tional 8l73.
APPAREL, mems. ladies or children's, Of
all kinds. regardless of condition. Gather
them up and call NJ. Cohen, Met. 3764, 7749.
viii pay cash. 1888 7th ST. NV.
APPAREL-WhiIe house cleaning or moving
get together curtains, dishes. bedding, bric-
a-brac, etc, and all kinds of clothing, and
will buy them for rummage sale. Phone
Mr.. Winger. Potomac 1927. "a
BoOKS-Phone the Lincoln Co, Franklin
1917. We will call promptly and pay biggest
market prices for literature. classics, fiction
and manuscript. Books of all kinds and
BOOKS-Highest cash prices paid for entire
libraries and small lots OF sood books "BrfnS
them in, or phone Mstropoiitan 64iS. The
Pearlman. PROPRIETOR. Established 1907.
Icentinned on next Rage.l
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR FLORIDA Immediately, Will
furnish reliable driver transportation: mas
ter Buick sedan. Call Clevland 48l3 90
MIAMI, S23; TAMPA, S2l; JAX. SIT; AT
lanta and all points South; cars wanted
Dixie Tours, Howard House, FIR. 1878. 28'
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AUTO TRIMMER, frst class only; one TTn n
can do woodwork. National Anto Top w.
0IIA lAth st. NV. -------------
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STENOGRAPHER, one who is
experienced and able to furnish
best references; secretarial eX-
perience preferred. State age
and give references in first reply.
Address Box 21S-A, Star office.
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HELP-WOMEN.

PANTRY WOMAN. coIored, 1880 am TT to
7;30 pm. sundays; also; Gree1wAy Inn'
s Appig Between r0 AND and 1850 am to MI.
Zimmerman, Surprise store 9th and D NV
sa3d Eedneaon take shorthand rapidly
permanent position. Give experience; age,
education. references and salary. Address
STENOGRAPHERS, patent attorneys oftice
experienced: must have brains and aollty
reptiles confidential. Address Box so-A' st. star
MATTRESSES, several; experience not nee
essary; only willing. steady workers need to
apply Sholl'S Dining Room 5l4 18th st. NV
m M3MfhN home WITH WITH Christian family; moderate
wages Address Box 255-A. Star office
WOMAN. white. to assist with children.
1922 Mass. ave NV.
WOMAN, colored. dishwasher. Call l0O9
st. NV, upstairs.
WOMAN-A reliable, mddle-aged. unencum-
bered white housekeeper wanted by %id0we s
Write to T. II. Robey. Burtonsville. Md. "a.
WOMAN, white, to go to the country to care
for aged lady; good home. Lincoln iva
YOUNG LADY between ages 10 and "a 70
assist in Bookkeeping and selling one with
credit experience preferred state REFER
ence and salary. Address BOX 2oz-A' Star
YOUNG LADIES. Catholic. pleasant outdoor
employment. Pays $50 weekly while learn arm
Cali TO 10 and 10 g. Room 1910 People
Insurance Bldg. -
EARN TWO DAYS PAY IN ONE
Handling Americas widely known line OF
CARDS on our very liberal commission basis.
we furnished everything free cal IN Pf
National Press Bldg, 14th and SITS. NV
STENOGRAPHER, TYPIST.
Cashier. rent dept. realty CO.; good hours;
salary 800 mo; only experienced applicants
with reference considered. Address Box
STENOGRAPHER, one who is
experienced and able to furnish
best references secretarial eX-
perience preferred. State age
and give references in first reply.
Address Box LISA, Star office.
POLICY WRITER, with gen.
eral office experience and fire in
surance knowledge necessary.
Opportunity in we'll established
office. References. Confidential.
Address Box 245-A, Star Office.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS.
BETHESDA, MD.
DESIRABLE
POSITIONS
Open
To Young Women
10 Years of Age and Over,
With gh-School Education.
Good Pay to Start.
Frequent Increases.
Apply
Wisconsin Ave. and Stanford
St., Bethesda, Md.
THE CHESAPEAKE &
POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE CITY.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desire the services OF expert
enced key punch operators. APP
ply Employment Office, Ninth
Floor.
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cor FcTOR- one who knows city and mas aa;
~. GOOD opportunity for hard worker. OH
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PANTRY WOMAN. colored, 1890 am, to
7:3O pm. Sundays. also. Greelway 1nn'
29i5 Conn. ave. mo telephoningl
sAIEsGIRL for shoe dept, experienced
Appiy between and 1890 am. to Mr..
Zimmerman, Surprise Store. 9th and ID NV
SECRETARY. settled woman. must have
Permanent position. Give experience. age,
education. references and salary. Address
~,
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nov coIored, with wheel, for work in gro
csyv store; references. Address BOX zos.A
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CLOTHING sALEsMAN=.Men,s .n wear nGs,t sno
to right man; references. ADDRESS oa 30"
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poY white, to answer telephone. 100 o
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C0TIECTOR-Must have car; good opp SnnIv
nftv for hard and willing TorKer' Apply
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Personal
is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SITUATION-WOME
ALL interior decorative sewing, using your
material, and remodeling experienced; Tea ,-
ST. NV. Columbia 4542.
ASSISTANT .HOUSEKEEPEE in hotel or hos
pital: middle aged. experienced rel, or
hcuSekeeper for aged or employed couple.
Adams STOOL. 90
BooKKEEPER, steno; cashier. position
lady; can take fun charge. Phone DECATUR
CHILDRENs CARE. daily except Sunday;
refined, middle-aged, white; recommends
lions. 247 Delaware ave. s.w.. Apt. 2O2. 23'
CLERICAL POSITION, general office work,
knowledge of addressosraph. also switch
board operating; best references. AuureSS
Box 237-A, Star ONCE. 25-
COMPANION, lady, agreeable and adaptable;
desires position as companion " hoHInaI
compensation. Georgia 1878
GIRL, colored. experienced. wants cafe
Decatur . 47s5. ' WV ',..'
GovERNEss, French-Swiss; young woman
of education, refinement, very competent
piano, sports: excellent references. Post
Ottice Box 3045.
HOUSEKEEPER- COMPANION in small fam
lily; excellent references. Wisconsin 3473
LADY, young, desires general clerical work.
knowledge of stenography and typeWrltlng'
also switchboard operating; years expedj
references. Address Box l57-A' Star once.
NURSE. practical, settled. assist with house
PLAIN SEWING; curtains. draperies; first
class; at home or out by day. Blanche
Ruffin, 1922 Vernon st. NV. Pot. 1903.
PRACTICAL NURSE. capable and intellisent;
lantic 1857. 4410 Gault pl. ne.
PRACTICAL NURSE. colored, and house.
keeper, best credentials, desires engagement
few hours evenings. Call North 3042 sun
day. after $50 pm. week days. 22-
STENOGRAPHER-Can take 80 words per
minute usual dictation, type SO per minute
accurately; S18 week. North 6639-W. 22s
STENOGRAPHER-TYP 49, high-school
training, some experience; $l8 week. Col.
700. Apt. AT.
TEACHER. experienced, to tutor children
of primary grades Call Apt. $50. North
10000. ~
WOMAN, colored, respectable, honest, wishes
work in hair dressing parlor. Can make up
hair-work or serve maid: preferably part
time: reference. Franklin $3.50.
YOUNG LADY, experienced, desires position
as Stenographer and bookkeeper; good refer
ences. Address Box 246-A. Star ONCE. 23'
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AFRO MECHANIC, for night work; refer
snces Apply Coast-In, 1900 Nichols ave. sc.
-pGKFR wanted; steady; must be exp en
enced all around Progressive
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TYPEWRITERS-A few trade-ins at your
own price; highest allowance for your old
typewriter Rentals. Special rates to stu
dents. All makes bought, sold, repaired and
exchanged. United Type and Add Mch. Co.
Nat $500 1927 New York ave. n ". 22e
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TYPEWRITERS ana adding machines for
rent. l.. g. Smith and Corona; hig grade.
attractive rental-purchase plan on new or
used typewriters; special rates to students.
l.. G. Smith & Corona TypewriterS. Inc,
Mills Bldg. 18th and Pa. ave. NV. National
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PACKER.

PAIh EN.
Experienced man, about 30
wears old, who understands the
handling of breakable merchan-
disc. Apply Employment Office,
THE HEIGHT CO.,
i St. at 9Th.
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WOMAN, white, general housework and
make home with Christian family; moderate
wages Address Box 255-A. Star office.
WOMAN. white, to assist with children.
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eXperienced: must have brains and ability;
reptiles confidential. Address Box BOA, Star
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SITUATION-MEN.

PORTER, colored, neat and experienced;
almost any line of work. Met. 1894 at p m
YOUNG MAN. colored, desires position as
chauffeur, butler or houseman; stay or go
home nights; references. Metropolitan 1901.
YOUNG MAN wants position in haberdaSh-
cry store; willing to accept any JOB; can
type and furnish best of references. Ad-
dress Box 250-A, Star office.
YOUNG MAN, energetic, with car, New YORK
selling experience. desires connection with
reliable firm Phone Wisconsin 1892 20
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-SALESMEN,

NEN and women solicitors for attractive nov
elites. Call between and IL o'clock, Room
6l4, g07 18th st. NV. "a
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Investment Opportunity.
Lumber yard stock of Knopp & Sayles.
Inc. IL years in Washington stock now
earning over 15Se on invested capital with
earnings increasing. Will sell few shares
at sos share. on SIS share cash, bal $40
mo. Stock held in Woodbridge Bank as col
lateral security against your note. drawing
81 for bal. due nntil paid. Frank M
Coward. owner, 1914 33rd st., Mt. Rainier,
Md. Phone Hyatts 1882.
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MATTRESSES, several; experience not nee
essary; only willing, steady workers need to
annIv Shnll's Dining Room. 5l4 18TH st. NV.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

ANTIOUES-Pair mahogany dining tables,
pine sideboard, chests of drawers, corner
cupboard, sofas, china, chairs, mirrors. 1870
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TYPEWRITER-A late standard typewriter;
unusually reasonable. Call Hyatts. 1567-W.
P. C. High, 602 BALTIC. Blvd, Cottage City, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22

STORE FIXTURES cases, wall cases,
counters. shelving, tables, chairs, cash regis
tiers. iron safes, scales, coffee urns, soda
fountains, cleo. mixers, partitions and equip
ment of every description. Edgar Baum,
n Z
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-12
Seed Crushings Of
Past Six Months
Show Slight Gain

WASHINGTON, March 12.-(P)-
The Census Bureau announced To-
dav that cotton seed crushed from
August l to February % totaled
A23O,5 $40 tons compared with 4,O28,-
539 tons for the same period OF 1923
and cotton seed on hand at mills
on February % totaled 646,849 COM
pared with 483,157 a year previous.
Cotton seed products manufac-
tured during the period and on
hand Feb. g included:
Crude Oil products. 1,323,224.826
pounds compared with 1,263,O36,767
pounds last year and 1~25,899,952
pounds on hand compared with l6l,-
127,450 a year previous.
Refined oil produced 1,~100,475,389
pounds compared with 992,089,257
rounds last year and on hand $751;
273,937 pounds compared with $685.
666.530 pounds a year ago.
Cake and meal 1,901,701 tons COM
pared with 1,795 ,993 tons produced
and on hand 256,982 tons compared
with 171,453 last year.
Linters drumming bales) produced
totaled 890,783 compared with 747,-
373 last year and on hand 215,984
compared with 154,048 last year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-12
Hostess Of Night
Club Is Witness In
Two Gang Sayings

NEW YORK, March 12.-tP-A
night club hostess. wise bevond her
16 years in the ways Of Broadway
gangsters. was under guard Of a 20
lice matrOn today q an important
witness in two Sayings.
Demaris Dore. quoted as saying
she had witnessed the shooting Of
Thomas Fatty) Walsh in a Miami
hotel last week, also told police she
knew Arnold Rothstein. fatally shot
in the Park Central hotel here Nov
ember 3. Walsh was Rothstein's
'1odyguard.
Police Commissioner Whalen. who
took personal charge Of the exam
nation OF the girl when she was
brought to police headquarters yes
terday, was impressed by her story.
"She IS loaded with information"
he said. "She has proved a mine Of
information about the Walsh case.
She knew Rothstein and all his as
sociateS."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-12
DIRICIBLE IS
FORCED DOWN
Army Ship, Thought Damag.
ed at Inaugural, Saved
On Chesapeake Bay

NORFOLK, Va, March 12.-(P,
"A forced landing on Chesapeake
Bay after bouncing off a tree near
Buckroe Beach has convinced the
crew of the army dirigible TC-1C
that its participation in the inaug-
ural parade at Washington last
week is something to be remem-
bered.
S~uspecting that the blimp may
not have come through the rain ano
winds Of March 4 without injury
Lieutenant Colonel j. w. S. Wuest
executive officer Of the field, took
it up yesterday for a test flight
with Lieutenant Leslie Skinner anc
Sergeants Harry Balacks and j. ]
Koran. Of the Nineteenth Arising
company.
Officers at the field and Mrs
Wuest, who was watching from 6
window of her home, saw it dror
on to the tree. Rescue boats anc
ambulanceS were Immediately or
dered to the scene. Then it sWune
free. and they were stopped.
The boats were held in readiness
however. when it wa sobserved that
the blimp's nose was "bagged in
indicating low gas pressure, settled
on the bay. Fishing boats OPERATING
nearby. went to the helpless craft
The hlimp was promptly taker
in tow bv launches. and the dam
aged sustained is thought to be
slight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-12
SENATORS ROW
OVER CAR TAX
Effort to Halt Considera.
tion Fails; Pit. Arthur
Seawall Aided

AUSTIN, Tex, March 12.-(P)-
Battle lines were faulty drawn again
today between advocates and op-
ponents of heavy reductions in
automobile license fees.
Senators opposed to the so per
cent reduction approved by the
house failed yesterday to force
postponement of the whole matter
until the special session. They were
victorious, however, in preventing
another step in the program Of sem
ators favoring the drastic slash
when a night session of the Senate
could not maintain a quorum.
A house bill RENTING taxes for
a construction of a SeaWall at Port
Arthur was brought up through
unanimous consent and the argu-
ment on that measure consumed
more than an hour before it was
engroSsed and then finally passed
q to 5.
The bill would provide for the
remission Of taxes for twenty years
to n precinct in Port Arthur. It
was estimated the esawall would
cost about So 600 900.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-12
Reserve Officers
To Take ESQ Boys
To c. M. I. c. Camp
Especial to The Herald)

HARLINGEN. March 12.-Re-
serve officers in a meeting here
last night formulated plans for TAX
ing $50 boys Of the Valley in one
group to San Antonio in June to
the Citizens Military Training
camp. where they will spend one
month. This is the first time any
thing Of this kind V G has been
attempted. The trip will be made
in trucks and autos in regular mill
tary fashion.
S. A. Taylor, elected general in
charge Of mobilization for the trip,
and Sgt. Cheisey. here from San
Antonio to help organize, will leave
tonight for San Antonio to make
further plans for the trip.
Others elected to carry on the
mobilization and moving Of the boy
trops to San Antonio were:
Nyr52 Ward. chief OF staff: a.
L. Lewis. in charge Of persorfel;
C. D.. wallace, in charge OF pub
licitv: Bert Epstein. contact man.;
and Col. Bolch, in charge Of trans
pOrtatiOn.