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The Washington times., 1929-12-24
HIGH COSTS
Of LIVING
CITED

The Army and Navy have
learned by seven hard years Of ex-
perience that the cost Of living
has not gone down, as it was
hoped it would. and soon after
Congress reassembles early in
January there probably viii be q
successful legislative effort to re-
adjust the pay of officers and men
III the military service.
Back IN 1922 Congress enacted
b Joint nay act" establishing new
salary and wage scales for men in
the uniform of the United States.
It was thought then that the re
adjustment would meet indefi-
nitely the living requirements OF
the many thousands affected. The
act Of 1922 has not done the ex-
pected. The march of General
High Cost Of Living" has been vir-
tually without resistance.
Inquiry to Be Sought
ALI this is disclosed in an inter
change Of letters between Repre-
sentative w. Frank James, chair
man Of the House Committee on
Military Affairs, and Patrick j..
Hurley, t1e new Secretary Of War.
During the special session Rep
resentative James enlisted the aid
of the Rules Committee and put
through the House resolution
for appointment of a joint Senate
and House committee to inveSti-
gate and report upon the pay and
allowances of the commissions
and enlisted personnel of the
Army, Navy, Marine Corps. Coast
Guard, Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey and the Public Health Service.
The Senate failed to reach the
resolution before adjournment.
Representative James today an
llounces that on reconvening the
regular session on January 6. the
resolution will be brought again
I before the House Rules COMMITTEES
for immediate attention. Chair
man Smell, of the Rules Commit
tee, expedited the resolution some
months ago.
The James resolution win have
the support of Secretary Hurley
and Secretary Adams, Of the
Navy Department.
In my opinion says Repre-
sentative James, there is moth
ing more important, in so far as
the Army and Navy are con
cerned, than this resolution And
there is nothing that will more
improve the morale of the Army
and Navy, as well as the other
services covered in the pay act
Of 1922"
The Washington times., 1929-12-24

Somewhere in the wilds Of the
1900 block Fern st. N. w. lives
an exterminator Of starlings.
This mysterious nightraider
sits at the window Of an evening.
so the story runs, with a tall
drink within easy reach and his
trusty % across his knees.
In his yard sways a lofty ever
green. q favorite hangout for
English starIings and no sooner
does one alight than ping, q
flutter and fall.
Neighbors who belong to the
Audubon Society object to this
fiendisn practice and have com.
planned To Thirteenth precinct
police. Policeman III. A. Sauer.
The Washington times., 1929-12-24
Non-Residents Barred From ODercro1uded D. c. School
BAN ON OTHERS
IS. SEEN As
\ LIKELY

The action Of the local school
officials in barring further enroll.
ment Of nonresident pupils In the
Gordon Junior High School be-
cause of overcrowding is expected
to be followed out in other Dis
trict schools it was indicated to-
day.
At the present time about 100
pupils are enrolled at the school.
which has normal capacity OF
slightly more than 500. OF the
number attending classes, 1T are
from Virginia and 4s from nearby
Maryland.
Future Uncertain
The congestion viii probably be
somewhat relieved in February
when number of pupils viii be
sent to Western High School.
However, from present indications
q number of application for en-,
rollment of nonresident children
will be made. =,
For some months school off
cials have been endeavcring to
find some solution to the question
of enrollmentS of out-of-town
pupils due to the fact that seat
ING capacity Of. many schools y
limited for even local children.
Just what action viii be taken
by the school board is not known
at this time, but it Is believed
likely from the present attitude
of officials that a bar to all non
resident children enrolling in Dis
trict schoos will be put into ef-
feet until additional funds are
available for extension OF tne
cchooi. hilildin0 program.
The Washington times., 1929-12-24
FIRE FIGHTER BURNED

Richard Colbert. colored, So,
yesterday received slight burns
on his hands when he attempted
to extinguish q fire In the base
ment Of his home In the l4O0
block Euclid st. N. w. He was
treated by the fire department
rescue squad.
The Washington times., 1929-12-24
TakoIraa Park Hospital
TO Have Xmas Tree

There viii be an interesting
Christmas program at the Wash.
ifagton Sanitariuri1 and Hospital
ifa 'Takonna Park tonight.
There will be a large Christmas
tree on which viii be placed gifts
for The different employees Of the.
institution, and also a large col
lection. Of gifts for poor children.
The Washington times., 1929-12-24
Slant SONs
a DnTAa
% d.

Sirty-seUeT years old and
bachelor. JOSEPH r. GRUNDY,
the new Senator from Pe1ansyl-
DGnia. is most tGstidious In his
dress. tDeGrin0 mostly dark
suits. with striped shirts and
collars to match.
Senator Grundy Is slightly
GboOe medium height and Is
stockily built, NTH broad shouI-
ders and a deep chest. but Nth
a Daist-line that might iRctte
the enUy OF many q man pears
his junior.
His heGDy. SftoD.sDhite hair
Is carefully parted on the lett
side and he has q fuddy cont
pLeri0it and a pair OF blue eyes
that ti1i7tkle behind tDhtte,
ntetni-ri1anned glasses.
EUen though conservative and
DnrticuInr about his personal
nppenrnnce, Senator GrI1tdy
has ttUo oddities Of attire. He
lUenrS old -fGSElt0 t07tedy KfgE-to
button shoes and q leather
band iDith a large buckle doing
dutu as tDntch chain, eEtend-
i1tc from rest button hole
across to the IOIUer pocket on
the LETT side of the peSt.
The nesD Senator, fDlo tDds
born In Camden, " ~ Is a
GOOD Story-teIler and has a.
reSerpoir ot anecdotes upon
iDhtch he readily drGtDs to Illus
trnte points In eDe1s d rather
casual conversation fDtth his
friends.
Originality has always been
one IF the outstanding Charac.
teriStics Of GEORGE b.
DURNl, the White House cor
respondent of the Ilternationa
News Service. At times even
surprises himself with his origi-
nality.
Christmas holidays are on
and Durno sprung q plain
green pasteboard card on his
friends reading like this: This
is the Era of Standardization.
Through the efforts of Presi-
dent Hoover and the Bureau
Of Standards, we now have the
standard waiStline. HackSaws.
fire engines and buttons are Of
single size. The gin is Uni.
forrnly rotten. Why not
standard Christmas gift-say,
something like this inexper-
siye card? Wishing YOU all the
standard greetings. George 3.
Burl1o. "
Durno is b typical newspaper
man, always on the job no mat
ter how inclement the weather.
Wherever the President may be.
Durno is bound to be around
somewhere and even If it took
him to the North Pole. Durno
Is somewhat Of q puzzle. He
doesn't say much and one
never exactly knows where he
stands. He reads q lot and is
fond of stories which have a
lot of action, like detective stuff
and that sort Of thing. He and
Larry Sullivan, another scribe,
are the two mystery men"
around the White House press
room and might pass anywhere
for first-class Sherlock Holmes.
The Washington times., 1929-12-24
Police Here Aid Wife
Locate Missing Mate

An attempt to locate William
Bowdle, formerly Of fredericksburg,
Nd is being made BY local po-
lice. at the request OF Bow6le's
wife, who. according to q com
lr1ur1ication received at police
headquarters, Is Ill III Hartford,
Conn.
The Washington times., 1929-12-24
AUTO HITS WOMAN
staff rhoto.

Knocked down By an autorno,
bile while crossing M st. at wis.
consin Ave. N. W., police say,
against Eae signal lights. Mary
Ellen Bowr1an, colored, 81, was
treated a.. Georgetown Hospital
for injuries to ribs. Her condition
is not serious.
The Washington times., 1929-12-24
THIEVES BREAK WINDOW

Using q brick to smash q win.
dow, thieves early yesterday in
veded d store owned by Markos
Bantalias, 100 block D st. N. w.
and took several cartons Of cigar
cites valued at $5.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-03

Spanish War Veterans wilt hold a regular meeting in the camp meeting room at the state armory tomorrow night at o'clock.
 Truck No. was called out on a still alarm at 6:ll last night for q chimney fire in the freight station o11lcc on Whitney street. There was no damage.
 The first nomination of officers will be made at the regular meeting Of Washington l.. Morgan lodge, Knights Of Pythias, tomorrow eve- ming. The rank of page will be ex- emplified.
 Rev William A. Earty branch, A. O. H. will hold it's r,gular meeting
New Britain herald., 1929-12-03
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER g. 1s2o

Connecticut Business College.-advt.
 Phenix lodge, l. o. o. F., will work the initiatory degree on a class of candidates this evening at a meet ing in Odd Fellows hall. A report will be received from the ways and means committee.
 Joseph Ginis Of CG Smith street reported to the police last night that watch had been stolen from his house.
 A flexible flier sled left outside a Main street store yesterday after noon was stolen presumably by a small boy who wanted to have a lit tie coasting.
 A. c. Hammond Camp, United
New Britain herald., 1929-12-03

tonight at 7:3O o'clock at Judd's hall on Main street. At the same hour the joint installation commit tee of the auxiliary and branch will hold a meeting in the adjoining hall. After the meetings card party will be held.
 The annual meeting and election of officers of Camp Clara, l.. x. of A.. scheduled to be held in St. Jean Baptiste hall last night, was post poned for two weeks because of the weather. The meeting will be held Monday night, December 1G.
 925 is the Herald's Classified ad- vertising telephone number,
New Britain herald., 1929-12-03

the patrols are gonng to work on patrol cheers and songs and points will be given for them. Four girls and the troop captain will receive merit badges at the court of awards tomorrow evening.
 The troop has voted to purchase a copy of the new Girl Scout Hand book and a two-year subscription to the American Girl, the Girl Scout magazine.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-03
Girl Scout News

Girl Scouts of troop 16 will have ? supper meeting at the Stanley Memorial church tomorrow at G.: ) o'clock. Miss Anna Swanson will leach the girls first aid Scrap books which are to be sent out for Christ mas presents will be completed.
 Ten girls will complete their ten- dertoot tests and will receive ten aerfoot pins No points were award ed In the patrol contest last week because the regular meeting was omitted. This leaves the Eagles ahead with 255 points. This week
New Britain herald., 1929-12-03
City Items

Lovisey Moore Tent, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Citvil War, will hold a regular meeting We'd nesday evening at 7:30 in Odd Eel lows hall.
 AXelrod's drugs, We deliver call 10 -advt.
 Valiant Review, Women's Benefit association, will hold a regular meeting and election of officers at s o'clock this evening in Red Men s hall.
 New classes forming. Enter now.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-03

X walk of three quarters of a
 mile can be enjoyed around the promenade decks of the new Orient liner, the Orontes. There is also an open-air swimming bath on board.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13
Grain PRICES
AREB00STED
Possibilities Of Special
Session of Congress
Is Reason

CHICAGO. Jan. i2.-tP-Grzin
prices went up with Y ruah today,
buv.ng on 3 big scale developing
after reports cane that a special
session VI congress is assured. The
nens WIS generally construed 70
fsraH ti-t c%1mprchc- s.vc quick
brought @ 2 practical focus. A. a
net result. corn scared n G-out q
i-2c a hushei over PAGES current
last week. with whent up more than
9 cents. and all deliveries tf corn
ard oats surprising every top
price record heretofore this scasor.
Corn closed strong J 7-Sc % . II
al 2 Csc o7rr yesterdays fin.sh.
Latest Quotations FOR wheat were
unsettled at ! Use to 2 i-sc net
gain. while cats were i-ic ~ Csc
advanced and provisions showing &c
10 30c uplurn.
Sudden upward Swings N The corn
market today went further and held
hotter than vrss the case with wheat
One reason evident was thrt corn
values we're given hHcyancv not only
by Washirvton Tdviccs indicating
speedy srctrrert n farm relief mea-
sures but also ~ word that the
drought situation affecting the ncw
Argentine corn cron has become
acute. Di~pstches were AZ hand de-
scribinr the widespread dearth ot
moisture in Argentina ne very bad
ard stating that heavy rains 2 y the
immediate future were necessary TO
ave the crop from extensive dam
nwn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13
COOLIDGE TO
PACT RESCUE
Conferences Resumed
In Effort 10 Get
Senate Action

WASHINGTON. Jan. lP-
President Coolidge threv his iGE.u-
acc todav arai mas tile senate ja-a in
= Aich Tie kellogg aati-r-r treat.
and tie cruiser truction BIZ al4
carrht and this pressure resulted Con
" rht III a renewal " conference
seeking action.
Monday. Chairman Forah WI thr
rorcizn relations committee. in chars,
M the treaty. will renew his REQUEST
rcr Nv agreement 20 limit debate cr
tho pact ard ~ believes IN viii ba
accepted. Conferences ID that end
were revived toaT~.
White Hou-e alarm owe the SEN
sta situat.on was reflected ir "A sen.
-~torisl hreakfast party anE 2 ccn-
ference laf-- between Cnuii1se Ord
Curtis. ~ Kansas. republican leader.
narah. ana Secretary Kellogg, Eatlcr
of tie frosty.
While this conference IT'S ~o.n-
wv. the ranuhiirHn-L mcera-ic -ru-r
s-rb.r- en- ir.efrrrtat on of the psc.
tnrt-d u 77'.tlon VI THE SENATE ask
in~ far so-a -r-t W.T. y "cfs-lf- NJ
f~ri-ra. On ~ the t-a-ir. Nn~s fh7r
~ Signature h-5 been ohtniT~i ~
fanif Fl. The ret..ior. however. ].
rc-rili.for. atstilr thFt I'M ri~-Fr-
believe in thc trc--v hat would like :
cinrif~ir- F~~riarstinn.
Proponents tn-i~ht ririnrf rrts-
nscts thst The petition viii ret more
th.r eH vof~--.h- one third rnces-
srrr y, rcrrrt ratification ar Che
~aci-hmt petition sponsor d.sr'H' IN
intrnt ~ of seeking m dcfgnt thr
trcatv. Their objective - e ret aa
-f--prctatire declaration cf scn
form.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13
10 Construct Two
100000 Buildings

MISSION. Jan. discrimination
Tork On two $4,000 buildings III tfis
city is to be started in the near fu-
tIre. it rl- announced TODAY.
one Hi.l hc Z display and rara~e
hu lhin~ 10 ribs 1rdnur Notor CONF
many. ~ is to b. TOO NY 100 feet. w
tile and sllcco. stone trim. r.. New
aIl Waters al Nraiaco III the archi-
.-rt. aad announced that plans viii
hs completed about the middle Of
lhis month.
Tie other building is 20 Ne q home
+sr the Ereidlar Funeral Home.
Plans for II are being drawn by
Decker and Tanner. local architects.
HnI bids viii bn asked I'D the near
future.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13
POKER PLAYERS
= = =
OPEN DOOR FOR
= = =
DOG; IT'S COPS

LAREDO. Jan. l2-F-It ~
longer is safe Tor Laredo men 10
believe ihc.1 ears.
1.1 young ncr engaged in 3
game VI poker last night thought
they hor~f a dog sc~atchin~ ON The
door ard whining for ADM sion.
One arose and opcrcf tho door.
Two detectives bounded into TIE
roam and srocvei ur TIE evidence.
PASS sCHAMBER OIL
The annual budget for tire Browns
vile Chamber OF Commerce.. carrv-
inE $4,000. was passed by the ctr
commission Et i.s regular neetiar
this week. the budget covering al'
expenditures contemplated hv thg
organization during the coming wear
The amount appropriated WIS Che
same as Ger 1928.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13
Tariff Revisers
ToTake Up Metal

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2-lF-By
working overtime. the house WAYS
and means committee considering
tariff revision today concluded hear
irgs en- the c~avthcnware and glass
ware schedules and Monda. will hen
gin taking testimony en- Important
metal items, on which 100 Witnesses
have asked % he heard
Witnesses before the committee
today sought rcadJustmcnts, in
creuses md decreases i'll rates on
plate and window glass. Importers
and manufacturers were in disagree
mCnt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13
STOCK PRICES
CLOSE lower
Declines OF Fractions
TO 3 Points Made
Saturday
ry 4 L A. JAEGER

iAssoc sica Press Financial Mriierl
NV YORK, Jan. i1.-Ag-There
vas D widespread deposition II tska
profits. PENDING Z clearing of tns
credit atmosphere. OIL the stock mar
Est today. and the major.ty Of 10
sues closed frcm fractions to re4rfy
., points lower.
there were no news Developments
Or D character 10 prceipt-te selling.
but bulls appeared - hncoms dis
eouraged with the persistent hear-
mess OF the market, and Withdrew
their support. The furtaer stiffcr-
ing ot call money yesterday are,
increasing easinczs earlier in tho
week tended to cast q gloom in
speculative circles.
Inc pleasing irdltt-iaT datslcr-
r1cl.s of tho month 20 far sssia ~
have been largely discounted last
molth. This ~ particularly evident
in the case Of the Unexpectedly
large increase ID II. s. Stecl's unfili.
Cd orders. While the issue forged
ahead fer 2 day after the announce
mont. II easily turned heavy toca-
and closed about . points off.
There appears an increasingly
earnest desire IN banking circles %
see 2 substantial reduction in bruE
ers' loans.
An American bureau Or metal sta
tics reported 4 moderate gain in
copper stocks during December, but
stocks are still comparatively iow
rad higter prices are predicted.
E.~s.- Afg~f 49,
Cincinnati. and the Atchisru. 1orriR
and Santa &c announced another
lar-a equipment order.
Wright Aero was the coiorfgl rsr-
former q the days short session,
selling off 3 points ~ one time. un
Z maximum Of 10. and closing with
q gain ar l0- Otis Elevator mount
cd more than s 20 4 new pcpt.
Pullman went ahead about 1 points
IN buying influenced ~ ire iWpres-
sion that the regular $3.50 quar-
teriy dividend on the old stock was
on the new stock. which pays but
81 quarterly.
With U. s. Steel. the stcef rroup
Was largely heavy. Bethlehem Cruel
bic and Iudum LOSING psri ~ yes
tsrdav's gain. Nausdium. however,
stepped up nearly 2 points. Mer-
chandising shares were oft. Macy
nj 90. losing more than 4 roints.
Radio fluctnatrd over \ e-unint
and closed down more tnar 3.
Foreign exchanges were easy. with
the demand rate FOR sterling down 70
Fi6i 9-i6. This revived talk oi ru-
sumption or the gold movement
from London 60 New York. with the
movement from London u Berlin
apparently halted with the lowering
81 the Rcichsbauks r~ediscount rate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13

VALLEY January ~ ard ~, On ! side
trip from the national convention 0f
tine Western Fruit J0bburE' agsoria-
tion at Memphis, have been pracsi-
cali- cnnplrtcl.
All arrangements for the Nalley
tout are In tie hands Of Valley ship
prrs. who report that sufficient ears
have been secured for the entire
rarts. Between 100 and $50 ionhers
IRE expected to arrive on the special
train over the Missouri Pacific. end
wiil bH met at Mission hy the Valley
shippers.
nv. r.. MrDaritt cf Brownsville vas
appointed by the Valley shippers tU
represent them At the Memphis GOA
yantiun in making arrangements for
the Valley tour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13
r LANDS
On WAY TO NEW YORK

FORT WORTH. Jan. TT
George ;. Icashaw, Jr., San Angelo
c-l r-aa- and Eis flying bridal party
arrived here shortly TO-DAY and
took oI later tur Oklahoma City
they are enToutc 10 New York in Y
chartered tri-motored plane.
hrusAlw Was married ir FerD.
Nevada. last Saturday to Miss Cal
do-ia Clay Tuliiam of Oakland,
Calf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13
QUESTION MARK HOP
HOME STARTS MONDAY

SAN DIEGO. Calf. Jan. f2.-tI
The record breaking army cudUr-
sree plane Question Mark probably
will remain a. Rockwell field here
until Moadsv before taking of for
Dallas. Texas. enroute 70 Washing
ten, according 20 reports from the
army operations office. Willis there
IL . possibility that 1t rsv leave to-
MORROW. the crew Is ssid - be de-
sirous MI remaining here ovar the
week end.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13
srEs SAVING

AUSTIN, Jan. l9,-t4-A saving
Of between 100000 and 100000
would Ne made III the legislature
passed an general appropriation bills
at the regular session. even If NJ
became necessary 20 remain ia ses-
sion 20 or ~ days. Senator Thomas
Pollard az Tyler. head az the sen
ate finance committee said TO-DAY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13
LEGAL ADYERIlsEnEAT
NOTICE or nfssOLUTI0N or
PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership lately slh4isting be-
tween L!eczar $. Garcia ard Jose
Ramirez Lopez. both # Cameron
County. Texas. under the firm nane
of "Eleazar s.. Garcia Dairy has
been dissolved nv mutual consent On
tas 1ih day % January. 4. u. 1929
An debts owing ~ the said psrl-
ueTship are ~ be received BY the
SAID Eleazar s.. Garcia ard oil de-
marts on the said r~artncrship are
70 be presented to him. the said
Eieuznr IS. Garcia. for payment. and
the said lose Ramirez Lorez shall
mot he liable FIR any further in
d%ebte5ness created ~ or on behalf
Of the said partnership, OF Of the
said Eloazar =. Garcia.
witness our hands at Brownsville
TeTrs. this eth day 81 January 4. u.
1922.
EleaEar :. Garcia,
Jose RAMIREZ Lopez.
3 to H. inc. 1886
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13
Watch These Little Workers
"A vrRTtsEmENTsx all te &C
n scDted ovCr the teIeuhOus srou ,.l..

"a OvtRTtSE MENT6 x4u be &C
"A seDtsd Sstr the teleUL0pe grou ssI.-
phons subscribtr. oF from ihoae hatinx
regalar charge accounts Other c~s4ssifisl
tsssrt'sins rasst 10 s~ceomos-isa ~ ez.k
tAo safsrtiIiag nccrpssd on an s'unti
~ Order. A spegif,sd 1In4hcr 20 in-
t4rio aiest be Risea.
1he Herald reserves ~. right 70 place
81 adssrstseugnta under tie proper eiassL
f~icatisn. srd reject u~nciaa5 or objs-tiou-
shie COPY.
UhitusFiss. resolutions. and cards o.
thsnks viii be tEksu =. the regular cl4asl-
fled rate.
The pnhIishars are ret rerponliblc TO-
COPY. oullsziens. typographical erruYa ~
sus unintsntio1el error that a-y oecgr.
farther than 10 correa 10 The neat 5sna
aittr a ID erc1znt ~ tha.r attention AL
sdgcrtising orders ara accepted % I'd :
bssis only.
Telephone ITO. s aud dictate your sIssr-
tissmsat L. "a experienced classified
vriisT.
10 lnEusx p4kiicstirn same DAY cops
should be presented net .atsr thaa ~ 80
y m Ccpg fer Sgrsas istssS shoui1 -
n NOS later than 80 D. u Saturdays 1
insure prcper Justification
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RAIEs
20 words Or issS. one iuseEtioB.......6Os
ortr 20 words. enc in1crtIou. ger Uori
L.
@Je e14tnt trtegtiups ruo e0utscUtiseiy.
hL Wort .-.+ -..sr +.-..-s.. :
e tie ce1th. par vor5 ............ IS
aHn.zuu for aCrthlv rsts. 90 uoFSs.
no classified aa-eTtiseEeEt sccsptEd
fUr les tl.sn 80
LOCAL LEADER RATES
First treseti~t Ger Ilr -..-.....-. L.
Same ~ rae Consecutive dsys. per
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13

RHA2 Asa IL
Bids will be received for tho fur
nishiug and installing OF acoustical
correction material TO be applied in
The present district court room IN
the Cameron county court house.
Brownsville. Texas.
All contractors desiring 70 bid on
this work may apply 10 the archi-
tects, Aztec Il. and Robert M. Ayrss.
Bcdcll building. San Antonio. Texas.
fer specifications covering this work.
Sealed I'D swiil ~ sent Is the
Caunly Auditor, J.. J.. BiEhop.
Brownsville. Texas, and % be opened
on February II. 1929 Owner re-
serves the right 10 reject any and
all bids.
!. J.. BISHOP.
County Auditor.
fl-l0 20 i~9.I0.5-S2s7D
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13

richry's Ola Reliable Era NateR
eools. heals aad strengthens GERS
weak, tired eycs. AL druggists 25c-
AoR. tey
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13
PLAN ENTERTAINMENT
FOR FRUIT IOBBERS

Plans for entertainments of west
err fruit i0bbers, who viii be in the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-13

LONDON. Jan. a. laH king
George today had q rcstfEl day but
his subjects learned that his queen.
who has borne with courars the
burdens imposed BY the long illness
Of her husband. was suffering from
a cold. Her indisposition. however,
vas described as minor and not suf-
ficietly serious to Justify medical
bulletins.