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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
Day In Congress
CBy The Associated Press.l
THURSDAY

Senate:
Continues tariff debate.
Lobby committee hears testimony
on sugar tariff.
Interstate Commerce Committee
resumes hearings on communica-
tons bill.
Agriculture subcommittee opens
investigation az New York. Chicago
and New Orleans cotton exchanges.
House:
Takes up Hawley bill to ratify
agreement on settlement Of four
billion French war debt.
Republican committee on COM
mittees meets.
Merchant Marine and fisheries
committee considers White fisheries
bill.
Agriculture committee TO hold
meeting and outline program.
WEDNESDAY
Senate.
Lobby committee heard about
attempt TO get Latin American
countries to bring pressure against
proposed sugar tariff increase.
Demand OF Minnesota editors for
action on tariff bill started an
other controversy.
Interstate Commerce committee
reported ~favorably bill to continue
Federal Radio Commission indefi-
nitely.
Additional tax reduction in form
Of cut in capital gains tax was pro-
posed by Senator Couzens, republi-
can. Michigan.
House.
Passed interior department an
nual appropriation bill.
Representative Garner. OF Texas
democratic leader. advocated repea
Of tax on club dues.
Ways and Means committee rec
commended passage OF Hawley btl
TO ratify agreement on four billion
dollar French war debt.
Bill to make sweeping change
in federal farm loan act introduc
ed by Representative Rainey. demo
J crat. Illinois.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
Sluggers Hunted BY
SweetWater Cops

SWEETWATER, Dec 12-PJ-
Fisher county authorities continued
their search toy for the men
who slugged u. III. Cline, go, farmer,
Tuesday, and left him 70 die.
His skull was fractured In three
places, but he was said 70 be re-
covering.
Three hundred Mexicans In a
section gang were questioned. One
man was arrested, but Cline was
unable to identify him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
INCREASE IN MEXICAN
BUSINESS Is PREDICTED

power Of the farmers will reflect on
all other business. Besides. the re-
sumption Of the negotiations for
payment Of the foreign debt. and
the probability Of the actual pay
ments. will weight heavily on the
nations economv.p
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-12
New Colonial Home
Built AT Progreso

tOptCIdI 10 The Herald
HARLINGEN, Dec. PA Colonial
type home Is being constructed for
Charles p. Mulcany at Progreso.
Work will begin Immediately. &C
cording 70 Lloyd Mellor. architect.
The approximate cost is $4,000.
The building will be a frame
structure with a garage OF the same
type.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15
HELP--MEN.

MEN-One of Washington's
largest music houses has open
ings for 2 men for radio dept,
experience not necessary. Call
between 9 and II am, Monday,
635 N. Y. Ave. NV. Ask for
Mr.. Ritterskamp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15
MEN, WOMEN-GET OUT OF TT5E
RUT OF DEPENDENCE.

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y y,9rth can 60 risht into the business without
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m o,,p $50 Ky OF tools and preparations with
opportunity to save s35 and to learn this
in'1etrestlng profession in a bona -tde scnool
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sen ser why MABELLE HONOUR graduates sic
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make good in their own businesses.
MODERATE Charges. Easy Terms
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DON'T LET IT
HOLD YOU DOWN.
NOW STARTING

Our Fall term is Just starting this week
ana the course covers a period OF ten
months, those entering now being due 70
graduate in June. We prepare you Tor n
position psyinS up to as high as $500 a
Our tuition fee is very. reasonabie and ms1
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students as soon as graduated Best TO RET
lnto the new class without DELAY II yon
desire to be accommodated. '0u
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE
Americas Leading Radio Institution.
4O5 9th St. District 1870
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

WOMEN. young. for automatic telegraph
operating $50 per month to start after brief
training period; regular and frequent In
creases thereafter; steady positions: pleas
ant work; ages 10 to rs; knowledee OF touch
typewriting required. Apply Room $40
Commercial National Bank Building, West
ern Union Tel Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

The Rent Room and Apartment to
Let classi6cations of The Star are virtu-
ally directories of all desirable rooms
and apartments available in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

SALESWOMEN - Only thor
oughly, experienced, for ladies'
dresses and coats. Urdong Bros,
1905 F st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

SALESWOMEN wanted, thor
oughly experienced. for MILL
merry, leather goods, women's
dresses, jewelry and children's
dept. Apply supt.'s office, 4th
floor, 6. kann Sons Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

EARN TWO DAYS PAY IN ONE
Handling Americas widely known line OF
personal and business Christmas greeting
cards on our very liberal commission basis.
We furnished everything free Call in per-
son or write the Process Corporation. 49,
National Press Bldg l4th and SITS NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

$3.50 TO Sl3l A WEEK POSSIBLE
Between now and Christmas taking orders
! for totally different Cameo Personal Christ
mas Cards :, Uniquely distinctive designs
pricen 1or al poeketbooks. Stunning FREE
| ers. Part or full time. Big commissions and
bonuses Cameo Publishers, $500 Carnegie,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15
INSTRUCTION COURSES.


tCOntIMue0J
sss s2s
phone after o'clock North 1892:
THE DIR. e. c. HAZARD HOSPITAL TRAIN
offers the most thoroueh residence course
In nursing in America. Graduates never re-
pay Wits in
ideal living conditions: students limited:
ample practical training Applicants must u
than 20 years of age.
MEN, WoMEN-JoBs FOR LINOTYPE OP-
$3.50 g Sss short hours
GREGG SHORTHAND, BY EXPERIENCED
teacher private lessons; reasonable rates
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS, ANY HOUR;
Special rates this month. Adams 3489. age
MEN 'WANTED.WE PAY YOUR RAILROAD
fare to Nashville; Let US train you to De
get . good joS: The cost to you e small small.
Masnville Auto SCHOOL, Dept. ESQ., Nashvi.ie'
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Day or night.
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SPEAK. FRENCH THE WAY THE FRENCH
ears Of on abe Ben az
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PIANO LESSONS, EXPERIENCED TEACH
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once once ''' ''''0"' "0ofe'' BOX 1''-N' ':Sf
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WHY SPEND ,s-l2 MONTHS DAY OR 1924
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see sss EarG 'S nae. as ssyd
m. nov, open foF enroliment Bflhs to a reall-
xord lHr 4t and Il r. aVe
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DON'T LET IT
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IT'S all right and proper for a man to
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OF many otherwise bright young men. They
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prospects for Advancement, and work for
years years. at t., small pay: Every day, We see all
around us many young and middle aged men
who would make the best kind OF material
LOT the radio profession. yet they lack the
into this field. ~ s
FALL TERM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

PRESSERS, 10, experienced.
colored; must have experience
on fancy and pleated dresses.
Apply the Globe Dry Cleaners,
o23 Fla. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

Observation-Disclosures
experienced of good address, To-
cal experience preferred. Creeron
Millinery, GA 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

WOMEN. Catholic; desirable positions call
ing on Catholic families; work is pleasant
and pays exceptionally we'll: experience in-
necessary. Call $40 or SIS Room ,2io,
Peoples Life Bldg. l4th and n ste
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EARN SOC COMMISSION
SELLING YAEAO GARnC

POSSIBLE TO MAKE S85 EVERY WEEK
Take orders now for Vogue engraved per
s sia; cares: Call on friends. neiEhbors and
Commissions UP to 5e1s. Cash profts paid
daily We deliver to customer. postage pre-
paid Deal direct with manufacture. Est.
Z5 years. Write for free SO sample book
vogue Engraving Co., 6i57 s. State, Dept.
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S75-$lOO Increased Income Pos
sible selling Hertel's Personal Greeting
Oards; Pays you biggest profits. Most beau
THU designs. Sell on sight. Weekly pay.
Experience unnecessary. Our cooperation
backed BY rs years experience assures sue
cess: $1,000 outft free. Hertel Co., 51S w,
Washington st. Dept. $50. ChicaKo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

WOMEN-We desire the services of several
women who have had experience in So
Letting subscriptions for newspapers and
MAGAZINES to solicit subscriptions for a
weekly periodical; very liberal commissions
paid; excellent opportunity to make from
x2S to $50 per week. Apply first .hoor. 1858
pennsylvania ave. NV. between $50 and 8
pm. Monday. Septemher 1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

YOUNG LADIES, three, refined, attractive.
under "a years Of age. to assist advertising
manager; experience unnecessary. Travel;
salary and expenses paid. Apply Mr. Rosser,
Suite 900, Colonial Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15
HELP--MEN.

TENANT. wanted, middle aged white man,
for small estate near, Washington. Answer
must give fun particulars concerning ability,
family. references, etc. Address Box 1855,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

LARGE NATIONAL BANK
Has openings in its personnel service de-
partment for three statesmen, IS to 20 years
Of age Men selected must have an album
dance Of energy. excellent personal records
connections. This organization is limited
strictly to q small group of statesmen. and
right men are assured earnings OF $4,000 to
$4,000 per year. Future opportunities un-
limited, and promotions will come rapidly
tate to answer this ad. for the work is un-
usually high class and remuneratiye. IN,
teryiews by definite appointment only. Call
Mr.. jackson. National 9ll4.
SECURITY statesmen.
Investment trusts; drawing account, Mar
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BIGGER EARNINGS!

MARKING AND SHIPPING GIRL.
Good salary. Apply in person. Institute
Cleaning Plant. 1925 Ga. ave. Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

WOMEN-The Eastern Viavi Co, 9i6 Col
orado Building; has splendid opening for a
tunity for advancement. Must be able to
leave the city. Write for irterYieN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

ASSEMBLY WOMAN OR GIRL
for dry cleaning plant. Prefer department
store experience. Splendid opportunity.
Apply in person. Institute Cleaning Plant,
1925 Ga. ave, Silver Spring
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RADIO statesmen.

II you aren't making 800 or better week
", see us; we have q proposition for men
seeking a better and more permanent con-
nection. Phone Adams 1889 for appointment
statesmen wanted, thorough
ly experienced, for radio depart
ment. Apply supt.'s office, 4th
floor, s. Kann Sons Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

WOMAN, young, Of refinement, with social
connexions; to represent exclusive line Of
custom-maoe chtldren'S wearing apparel
Unusual opportunity. Address BOX 252-S
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soU-S85 WEEKLY POSSIBLE between row
ana Christmas taking orders for artisticaily
decorated Gifts for Christmas. Sold direct
from factory only SOC each. Every wom-
an buys. Free sample offer. Vasen Mfg
Co. Dept. 2l5. Dewitt. Iowa. . =
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FURNISHINGS Statesmen.
Positions will be open in sew
eral weeks for two men that are
thoroughly experienced in high
grade mems wear, to become
connected with one of Wash
ington's finest stores for men.
Your application will be held in
strict confidence. Address Box
CO.'S, Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

WOMAN over 30 years old, who is energetic
ana ambitious and willing to work for ad-
yancement, for MANAGERIAL position. Give
full particulars when replying. Address
Box 1885. Star ONCE
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To secure what you want in the quick
est and most satisfactory way, read or
use The Star classified advertisements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

FOR LOCAL SALES WORK.
There are opportunities right now in our
organization that are rarely offered. After q
brief training period various executive posi-
tions will be given the man who makes
good. Experience is not necessary-determi-
nation to succeed is the foremost REQUIRE
ment. Successful applicants can make from
$50 to 800 per week while in training. Ap-
ply in person Monday only between $50
and IL noon. See Mr. Enrich. Suite 2Ol,
Denrike Bldg. 1910 Vermont ave.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-18

When they found that Danny hal
nothing for them. they became fret
full.
Hush. hush" cried Danny, for
he feared that those squeaky little
cries might be heard by other ears
than his.
But the babies didn't hush. They
merely cried the more. Danny did
his best to comfort them. but they
refused to be comforted. So you
can guess how glad he was when
Nanny Meadow Mouse pushed her
way in and sent him out He was
only too glad to get out. He was
proud OF those children. as father
Meadow Mouse should be. but he
was quite satisfied to let their moth
er take care Of them.
They're great family" said
Danny 10 himself. swelling himself
up and trying to look important.
They are great family. but. nv
/ how under the sun does Nanny ex-
pect to feed all those? 1t will be a
| lively place here under the old
haystack when those youngsters get
TO running about. ] suppose / shall
| have to teach them then. wonder
! If they all look like me-
Copyright. 1929, by T. W. Burgess
The next story: The Mouse Fam
! lily Is Broken Up"
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Loves Awakening s ~. n::: x So"
BY Adele Garrison

nance bids fair to get into the lime
light. What's the dope on the other
two?"
/ was furious at myself for flush
ing. Purposely ! had made no refer.
ence to Dina and Noel because Of
Mary's confidential revelation con-
corning them. But / knew there was
no deceiving the two pair Of keen
eyes fixed upon me.
Il know something concerning
them" l said slowly, but am not
at liberty vet to tell you what 1t is.'
Its not hard to guess" Harry
Underwoo said. though ! won't
ask you even to bat an eye as to
whether I'm right or wrong. But \
moron could see weeks ago that
Dina had made up her mind to an
mex Noel by fair means or the other
kind. She's probably backed the
poor lad into a corner. pointed a
pistol at his head and given him his
choice of matrimony or death. And
Noel's too chivalrous to choose the
latter, though I'll bet he wanted
to-"
He had come so near the truth
that for a second or two I could
only stare at him in amazed silence.
But at his low amused chuckle. ]
turned to Lillian appealingly. and
she promptly came to my rescue.
Down to Cases
"Reat it, Harry" she commanded
laughing. while the going's good.
You've got all the cards In your
hands now. and can spend the rest
OF the afternoon shuffling them
That's all the reward ! get for
being a walking wireless service"
Mr.. Underwood grumbled. But he
lost no time in obeyinE his wife's
mandate, and when he had gone
Lillian looked over at me with
shrewd smile.
Now spill the real dirt" she
said, and told her of the party
Prince Georges meant to throw"
for himself. Mary. Noel and Dina.
with Philip Veritzen and myself as
the joint chaperons.
my sainted great-grandmother-
at least / hope she's sainted" LII
liam exclaimed. wouldn't ! like to
be the mouse in the wainscoting
when the Dicky-bird finds that out!
Not that 1t isn't the most natural
procedure in the world. but you've
probably observed that when you
and Philip veritzen are in question.
Dicky Immediately becomes as ar
chaic AZ Methuselah in his ideas.
It's a pity he wouldn't reason along
the same lines when he and Eide
are staging some Of their comradely
business partnership stunts Now
don't tell me you're thinking OF
getting out of this party. You're 60
ing IL have to carry you there my
self. Come in"
She raised her voice as a knock
l-Katie's- sounded on the door. A
second later my little maids flush
cd, indignant face appeared In the
opening.
dot boonch OF soup greens OF
Jerry TIGER 10 DOWNS stairs" she said
addressing me directly. HE say ne
hat note he no sif to nobody only
you" .-..5.....
CONTINUED Tomorrow
| Copyright. 1929, Newspaper
Feature Service, Inc.
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lons0ot3uaal Computations 4
Threatened b. Startling Ru.
AoPs frOu Abroad

o0SB ttOU9 AWu0
Lillian looked at mo attentivel1
~ her husband told me she had ad'
vissd his passing along to me the
piece OF gossip he had received con.
corning the royal house OF Trees
NAV present . poker face" to out
siders. but never can fool Lillian
and she suddenly smiled impishly.
Il think Madge has something Of
her own to TELL" she said. and
Harry Underwood put me into an
easy chair with a flourish.
An right, cards on the table,
he said. then az l hesitated, he
spread his arms with a wide Theatre
gesture.
IN show my hand first. and
then we'll see what you have In
yours" he said. IT'S simply this. IL
my underground whispering wire Is
correct-and it usually is-the nifty
young man whom we know as
George Jackson is extremely likely
to find himself king Of Trees within
six months. or less"
1 gasped at the significance OF
this news coming so quickly after
my interview with the young man
in question, and Lillian struck in:
Tell her how you know. Harry
and then we can hear her news"
Remember i told you a while
axo there was likely to he news con-
corning that lad. or words to that
effect?" MIR. Underwood asked.
81 remember" said breathlessly
~ had heard then" he said SLOW
ly, though q source which never
has given me a false report. that
the king Of Trees. supposed to be
an uncommonly healthy old codger
was in reality suffering from an In
durable disease, a condition which
only one or two people besides his
physicians suspected. Everybody
knows that the kings brother moi
Georges father-he IL dead-bu1
the only other male member OF the
succession-is a hopeless. helpless
invalid Of the type, however. tina,
outlasts a dozen healthy kinsmen
Just today, however, I had mes
sage that the king cannot live Sin
months, and that the invalid broth
er's illness has become acute. Thai
puts It strictly up to our friend
Georges. The cream Of the joke II
that while they know he's over
here somewhere, nobody in authori'
ty seems to know just where. Whetr'
er his own special pals. with whom
he must be in communication. know
the truth concerning the king, no
body knows. I can't say anything
because Of the way the information
came to. me. Now. there's my hand
Will you lay down yours?"
Two Plus Two
ut fits in surprisingly" said
and forthwith told them Of the an
nouncement Prince Georges had
made to me of his betrothal II
Mary. and of my revelation Of hi
identity to his fiancee. Both Mr.. ant
Mrs. Underwood listened to my re
cital With flattering attention. ant
when l had finished Harry gave
long low whistle.
1.-The plot thickens," he said
land the international royal 70
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with Ratchet shaped cutter. A pa
per pattern can be used to trace
upon the food.
Tiny silk flags stuck in the vari-
Gus foods aid in carrying out the
patriotic effect.
Red. white and blue bows. can be
tied on sandwich rolls, sherbet
cup handles, soup cups or candle
sticks.
Red, white and blue candy sticks
can be arranged log cabin fashion
and serve to hold the dessert.
A Washington Luncheon Menu
Cherry and grapefruit cocktail.
chicken or veal oroquettes. buttercd
teets. rolls. grape jelly. tomato gela-
tin salads, Ratchet shaped. Ratchet
shaped sandwiches, pineapple shcr-
bet pound cake, coffee. red. white
and blue hard candies in colonial
hat cases.
Cherry and Grapefruit Cocktail
Serving Eight
2 cups diced. peeled grapefruit, .
| cup red cherries. . cup diced pine
apple. 1-3 cup sugar. 2 cups fruit
juices or water. 4 tablespoons lemon
juice.
Mix the fruit juices and sugar
! Boil for 2 minutes. Add the lemon
| juice and cool. Add the rest of the
/ ingredients and chill. Serve in glass
| cups or sherbet glasses. The cups
may be set on red paper doilies.
Pound Cake
| a southern EcciH)
IA cups butter. cups sugar. 2
/ teaspoons vanilla. teaspoon lemon
extract s egg yolks. well beaten, IL
teaspoon salt. 3 Il cups flour, s
egg whites. stiffly beaten.
Cream the butter until very soft.
Add the sugar and beat for min
utes. Add the extracts. egg yolks
and salt. Beat for minutes Add
the flour. beating all the time that
the flour is added. Fold in the stiff
ly beaten egg whites. Pour into =
loaf pans which have been fitted
| with waved papers. Bake in a slow
oven for hour