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New Britain herald., 1929-09-16
AUTO BUMPS HOUSE
 IN CAREFREE DASH
Owner Leaves t in Reverse,
 F0rSets and CrankS t

The gvratlons of two duNerleSS au+omobilcs when they started off without their owners Saturday broke the monotony of a slow weekend af tha New Britain police station. Crhor than these, only routins accl- dents were reported 10 the police.
 Whom he left his car in reverse and then crankcd ii. Frank Young, HfchIaud terrace, Was astoundcd that it roared away from him. Down an incline it went, across the yarc ot Frank Houfoldcr, Jac&s road, crashing into q Vormda on the rear 0, his home. Takiug off a corner of the porch, if slid along the house, and clipped off some steps.
 .omcthing veored the car to tn" other side of the driveway and aa=.nst the side of the hC1se of John DrYonng, Uucas road T. struck Mr. DeYoune's house so hard ,Hrt the people inside thought a .orl truck had backed against the buldng. Swcrring back again. the laaohinc finally lodged against the HolIfcldor home, where it was re- ffrvcd by the owner.
 Jacob Sayadoff, @9 WestlanG street. Hartford. left his c@r parked tn front Of &4 Doris street Saturday evening. The hand brake was pulled nn tight When he tumc to get his lar again, he found it lodged against
 h.. Q. damage Was done 10 the hydrant and police are inyostieltlGe to see if they cannot discover who let down tho hand brake of the car.
 For whole week the car of Lil- | Ian II. TyrelL Bristol, has bocn standing in Lake court, it was re- ported to the police station Satur. day night. Although they did not l.noW the name of tho owner of the car when they started to investigate, police learned that it belonged to Miss Tyrcll. Later she cam" 10 NCW Britain and got her machine.
 Frightened Whon nc saw d large truck loom in the path of his rar Emil Saladcck. 179 Stanley street rrozp at his controls Saturday eye ring. He crashed into the truck al the corner Of Cherry and Ellis street, damaging the tool box or . tho truck and caying in the right side Of his own car. At the tim or the accident, hn reported, he wa traNeling west on Ellis street, an the truck. driven by Robert Martin N,W Haven, was almost across tho Cherry street intersection when 1h' accidcnt happened. Francis Bates Plainvillo, riding with SaIaleck, va! taken 10 the NcE Britain Gencra hospital for treatment after the ar. cdcnt. but h. later was released b" cause it was found that he had only been well shaken up in the accident Officer Peter Cabcllus, in inNoSti GatinG for the police department found no cause for arrest.
 Paul Ioorfler, NcWingtOn, Satur day evening reported to Office
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

"ASain2" I said, starting back.
 Yes 1 think it must have been Nr. McrryUe'th.r l met on Sun Cay Rather tall man, exceedingly -onucm1nly hu rather indifferent 10 his appearance? Carrying black Lag"
 turned hot and felt as near fainting as ever in my life, I simr'y babbled.
 "Whcre-ho,, lii you meet him ?" stammered
 "Oh, sund&y-on my way hcre.'
 "But it co4lIDt nave been Cousin John. He didn't come till Tuesday,
 "Why Of course' Must have been somebody else. Rotten IUck for Mr. Merry Neathe:, though, be- ing ill all the time he was here, and then having 10 rush away. Had to go far?'
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

"<tr.na-." sII |, "'hat Laztoa should miss it."
 "lloa lo yoa know he does e" saad @omraold "l'u pretty sure be doosnt Ga~ooHn. Have you uo,.c1 that .uoH4n Wayne called III S~otauI Yard wc don't hear any.6ia~ aDout thr soo'l.rI Yard -.uH Ta,r. .ra r~o o: 'om stay ing a, tb. Lord Noaon But I.az- ton's doing l tna work. they're H5r ramon0ayo. NoH said just now l4>ton began late in tar story. It's Iar'jar can take him r#r'.. Aul I'm u:-t gar.4ug whether Nariiug wants to. ru.rG nu'
 Wtsu NO had rmmlal our a"t@or Of far'e and t0.orio. N. came to 'ha ln.Nitsh." q-t.oa "W.hm -tom i,."
 Ny mother ..m. into fin, noon.
 "I hrar Irn-o-.or fa.'on "t tn, LOOT Tom.' a saj1 "HaEns for Noa"
 asked to have hm snnt in to
 IrE'ou cam. tn aartal and hearty
 Ah I. H5"uo.u,' sand h. "raa-ht Hnu tbs jm.. I'o~ do. Mr. 5omae.hjH Just r1ma 10 know "lo'hor wirat loo. over any H,frhts you H.sr o@ 'nr Na~r1ar, tjra0n-* Mr. Gsano..u I'm curious ah""' tnr .'af" Of 'n. ol,nbug whore tu" .r.aro WAS found Ijgh' a' 'ha .a.tou nf o. the slt". Id fix" 10 s,-. any'hIug yoO'vo got ot j' h'for" they dug om 'ho slab o' plaster"
 1 must have stared th. surprise l felt 4s La%lou pa5tereI ou, fol
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

ID Lon1on,' said L He went Iy inc o:t" train ;o HoIIam Bay and caught the express
 IaX.c9 amjl-d at me. II would n" hard to describe all the mean ias in that smile.
 "Tou must have been back here almost as soon IS l left. What time did you g,t home?'
 Thy way Of the ltar-how stony!
 Somrrttnld came 10 my rescue.
 "HIEcu't vol got the news, pro- trssor?" 4atd nr "On the way back from seeing his cousin off, he met Hiss hronc-"
 $omrf.'d paused and LaXton looked it mo.
 "Sh"l seen something suspicious happening to Hoylc's boat. Mrs. S.&uvoEo got out her husbands s ar and We drove down the coast rcaI after ti, boat"
 "You don't say.' ! And what's morr." said Somcr- fotd. "Andy Eoylo got telephone mossage from them this morning from SIlworthy, and "" ran down there and fomd them keeping guard over 1ho boat"
 Extraordinary luck, you meeting Mics Saahroko, just in the nick of umcg" I.a&'on. pausrd. "Cn tho . way barh from iho station, too.'
 This rlmaG. rgmmu>nd both Of ua. For the station was some little distance up the river beyond Black water ChGrch, and il would hov> been truly astonishing if l had met Noronlca anyWnor. 3n that road But J.axton did not pIrsue in" point
 How did you manage all night:'
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

Synopsis: Veronica end Tom end their thrilling adventure at Sll- worthy Cove, where they find Mrs, Seabroke fast asleep in her hus- bands car-part Of Neronlca's cleF- CT scheme to account for their ah- sence during the night Veronica tells Royle and Somerliold, when they arrive in response to q t"Ie- phone message, that she, her moth CT and Tom discovered someone stealing the speed boat and trailed Ii to Silworthy. where .he thioI abandoned it. They do not question her story but later that day So' |. erfield comes 10 the Gronofcn hor !, convinces Tom he knows tha truth. end then reveals startling news - that Professor LaNton is close on Toms trail and that LrNton, not an ercheologist. is a--de'octi>e.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

said he.
 They had to stay in the cove, e," somerneld exoIainel. "Grenofe0 strained his foot gong down the cliff. and the ladies couldn't get up in the dark aIo1e,'
 You don't say.'
 IaNton's phrase had become q curse.
 "A rather nasty experience I ob- served.
 "Oh. don't know, Mr. Grenofcn, :" said l.aNton. If ,ither you or Miss Seabrohe mad bs.n lble to manage motor-bodt vol could have brought her back 70 Bluchwatcr. Fine night. njso s,rl-'
 Tho offensive devil knew couldn't answer back.
 Miss Snabroho--" l began.
 "Oh, Alr, Grnnor"n, don't cX- rDajn"
 He turned. hoaunt voices in the hall. We walked out toecth,r
 My mother was greeting John Merrywcather, th" trch"lor cousit. The maid was in the act )f taking from him a bag and il was black. Fortunately John Merry V"ath -r was tall. Uniortwl;"jy h. wore q Leari. My mother jnu oduccd the men.
 LaXton said a word of greeting and tcok a quick a.partur". had recor,red enough an'omb 10 walk Gown 10 the ~at" with I.aNtoH.
 "You tadn s"e1 him before, had you?" l ycntured rashly,
 "No," said IlMon, 'un'oss his beard grows exceptionally fast An rovoir, AIr Grrnofon.' Copyright 1922, Wr. Morrow O. | The real CoI,in loAn gives Lax : ton t new pnzzl.. Continue th story tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

Thomas Tierney that his car struck a pile of stones on North street be- tween Main and Beaver streets, so damaging the machine that it could rot he driven home. Officer Tterney reports that there is some work being done at the place and that no light was left on the stone pile However police communicated with the owner of the stones and soon d light was placed on the pile.
 Each thinking that he had the right of way, Earl White, S2 Myrtle street and Ernest Armstrong, 107 Main street, crashed at the corner of Franklin Square and Pearl street carly Sunday morning. White was driving south oa Franklin Square and Armstrong was coming north. 1t the ydffic signal the cars came together. Damage to both machines Was slight.
 James Scriccoi 62 John street. reported 10 the police that Satur- day evening he left his car parked m front of I14 Cleveland street and another car gra2ed it. smashing the left rear fender. Nr. Scriccoi did not get tho number Of the other car. he reports.
 That hc hit dog in front of B TMcott street was reported to th" police Saturday evening hy Borin Wolialin. 147 Magnolia street. The dog warden was notified Of the ac- c;dnnt
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

"Of course, l hadn't thought If it. The man who fired the shot Was blind al the time; he couldn't fire and sec the ta,get.'
 Yes. and only oil" man could have been shot trough the key hole-tho one who sat in the direct line of fire"
 And he Was"
 "Marling.N
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16
IT Y ! IlIt -I cot SIN JOHN HImStIN

T. was Marling who should have been shot, not Pell
 Somcrfield had perceived the fact during Wayno's experiments with the keyhoIe. Looking through when the door was closed he could see the chest by the chimney cor Ter where Marling sat and that was all. The probable truth GaWncd upon him in that moment.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16
Child Cut Under Eye
 When Autos Collide

Nlrglnla Sargls. I3 montNs OIu, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Peter Sargis, 10 Union street, was treated at New Britain General hospital last night for a cut under her right eye, sustained in an automobile accident when the car driven by George Sar- gis, 11S Shuttle Meadow avenue, ran into a telephone pole near the cor ner of West Main and Burritt streets.
 Mir. Sarsis, Officer Harper learned
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

General R. A. $ncod, national com
 mander of the United Confederate
 veterans, is the oldest elected off cial ever to serve in Oklahoma. Al S4 he is state treasurer,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Calvin of Car mel Cal. padded in canoe from Tacoma, Wash, to Juneau, Alaska, in 52 days
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

when he investigated the accident was driving east on West Main street and was about to turn into Burritt street when another car, rounding the corner from Burritt street, blinded him with it's head lights. He ran into a pole at the northeast corner of the roadway With him in the car were Peter SarGis and Virginia. The head lights, bumper and radiator of tho auto were damaged.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16
"Wonderful Preparati for Varicose Ulcers

Bangor, Me.-"Some time ago my right leg was in 9 terrible state where the veins had burst, causing varicosc ulcers. Was told I would have to go to the hos rital, but 1 couldn't do that so l tried many different remedies and prescribed treatments, but fount no relief. I was very dis outraged until I tried Rosincl Ointment. I think it is the most wonderful preparation for vari- ccsa ulcers, and 1 wish everyone knew about it. An ulcer is a very stubborn thing to heal, but patience and Rcsinol Ointment will do the work" (Signod)-
 Mrs. NELLIE E. CURTIS. Rcsinol Soap and Ointment are prescribed by doctors for almost I'll types of skin disorder. AtQI druggists.
 FEE sample on request. Reainol
 Department 70, Baltiraora, hd.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16

Mir. sargis, Officer Harper learned
New Britain herald., 1929-09-16
THROUGH THE, kEYHOLi.

Somerfield's discovery that Lax ton was d detective was no great surprise to me.
 That's been worrying me ovot since he came" l told Somerfield, although my suspicious of the mans Ieal profession were more recent.
 Then the people at the British museum" Somerfield asked "how
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-29
Minister, Rundown
in Health, Gains
I lbs. in 3 Weeks

Rev. w. II. Taylor writes, AFTER a
IA weeks revival campaign I "a en-
tirely rundown and losing flesh
rapidly. I decided to give Ironized
Yeast a 8 weeks trial. After 2 weeks
I found my strength returning and
the tired feeling gone. In 3 weeks /
had gained z lbs. and was myself
again."
Imagine iust 3 weeks to change
from a skinny" tired person to a
strong, well-filled-out man or wom-
an. Ugly hollows vanish. Broom
stick limbs become round and chub-
by. Tired feeling disappears. Blem-
lshed skin clears.
Only when Yeast is Ironized Is II
more effective-for ron Is needed to
bring OF. the weight building and
strengthening values Of Yeast.
Pleasant-tasting tablets. Safe for
everybody. Never cause gas or
bloating, no harmful drugs
Go to any druggist today and get
a full size treatment Of Ironized
Yeast. II after this generous trial
you are not delighted, money back.
ADV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-29
THREE DEAD IN
TENEMENT FIRE
Eleven More Injured In
Flight From Blazing
Structure

NEW YORK. Aug. 29-R1-Three
persons were killed and IL were
injured today In a fire in a four
story tenement house on the lower
west side.
Fire Lieut.. Michael Coyle, swung
from an adjoining house while held
by two other members Of his COM
pany and rescued NORTH Brun-
wasser, 48. trapped on a third floor
window sill with the flames at his
back.
Charles Hollander, IS. who lived
on the top floor, was killed when he
leaped to the back yard. The bodies
OF Mrs. Sophie Brunwasser, as, and
her 16-year-old sor were found in
their third floor apartment. Their
deaths were caused by smoke and
burns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-29
Wheat Touches Low
Level Before Rally

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.@P-Whea.
receded at the opening today and
touched the low level of last Mon
day before recovering. Liverpool,
was again the example to Chicago.
The opening was 3-8c to / lac
lower for wheat here, but the mar
ket quickly rebounded because Of
yesterdays weak finish. Corn was
unchanged TO Sac lower at the start
and oats unchanged to 3-8c lower
while provisions we're about steady
&c lower to sc higher.
Wheat finished strong, 2 TO 2 Sac
higher and oorn strong, Ia to l-2c
up, oats wer steady. "a to 7-8q1c
up. with provisions steady, &c low
er to &c higher.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-29
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-CP)-The
cotton market opened steady at a
decline of / to 8 points under lie
quotation or reselling by recent
buyers influenced by relatively easy
cables and eportS of showers in
Texas. There was some southern
Yelling but this seemed to be Off
set by trade buying, and the mar
ket held fairly steady until the
weather map was posted. Prices
eased off with active months show
ing net losses Of about ii to IA
points by the end of the first half
hour. December declined to 1890
and March to 1913.
After showing net declines OF
about IL to Is points offerings ia
pered off and a little more buying
developed or reports there had been
only light showers in the South
west and the outlook for nothing
mere than some additional showers
in southwestern parts of Texas. The
buying became more fctive after
the publication of a private repor.
placing the condition Of the crop
at SO and the indicated yield at
l4,96l 900 bales.
At midday the market was firm
with December selling at 1915 and
march at 1872. or about 8 to l2
POINTS net higher.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-29
TEXAS SHOWERS
LOWER COTTON
Opening Irregular, First
Trades Showing Decline
Of z To ; Points

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 29.-tR-
Following an irregular opening in
the cotton market worked slightly
lower under selling induced by dis
appointing cables and reports Of
showers IN western Texas.
First trades showed 2 to 8 points
decline on October and January
against an advance of one point
for December. Subsequent selling
carried October off to 1883. De-
cember 1886 and January 1898, or
10 to - points below yesterdays
close. At the end of the first hour
the market was quiet and at the
lows.
The market rallied rather sharply
during the second hour on active
speculative buying said to be based
on a private report making condi-
tcin Of the crop 50 per cent of nor
NAL and the indicated yield l4,961.-
900 bales.
Considerable short covering de-
veloped and under pressure Of the
demand October traded up to 1880
December 1910 and January 1915
or % to "a points above the lows
At mid-session the market was very
steady and at the highs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-29
CONVICTIONS
TO Be SOUGHT
BY fire Chief
Reckless Driver We'd
nesday Caused Crash
AS Fire Department
~Extinguishcd Fire

One small wood frame dwelling
was totally destroyed and several
surrounding houses were licked by
flames Wednesday afternoon when
fire Of undetermined origin broke
out In Ramidenia. the section across
the tracks from the Missouri Pacific
freight depot.
The house burned was occupied
by Julia and Catarina Vasquez and
was owned by Jesus Rocha. Nearly
al Of the women's personal effects
were lost.
Neither the house nor the furnish
inGs were believed to be covered by
insurance.
Two Trucks on Call
Fire truck No. ] and 2 made the
up. call. II was necessary TO lay
about 1850 feet OF hose to get into
Raminania. The nearest fire plug
was located on east side of the M
p. tracks and II VT necessary 70
pull the hose across them.
Although the fire was reported
late and the burning structure was
almost inaccessible. the fire depart
ment succeeded In saving the sur
rounding buildings whose outer walls
already had begun to blaze.
The fire was reported at los from
alarm box No. 1856.
Arriving on the scene. Chief Roy
Weller was hit by a a emerging
from behind the pumper. Slight
damage was done the Chiefs car,
hut the other was badly cracked up.
He left before his name and number
was obtained.
May Seek Convictions
As a result of the accident. Chief
Weller pointed out that it Is against
the law for ears or spectators To
come within 500 feet of a fire truck
Or Of the fire proper. People here
are especially careless in this re-
snect, he saws. IL Is probable that
the chief will seek convictions OF
persons not complying with the fire
%rep1llations In the future.
The proper thing to do. Is to pull
over to the curb when a fire en-
CINE approaches. not TO chase after
Il, Chief Weller said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-29
City Briefs

Kindergarten- Glasses begin Sept.
2. Special art TEACHER. Phone 946-W.
Mrs. y. w. Ingersoll. Adv. II
Back Thursday.-R. B. Creager
was to return Thursday from Mex
leo City by plane.
Fund Growss-The Brownsville
Boy Scout fund now has reached
a ottal Of $l,9i5. It was announced
Thursday by I'd Mockbee. chairman
Of the drive. The goal Is set at
$500.
K~indergRrten Glasses begin Septem-
Der 2nd. Phone 12s6-M. Mrs. w
w. Kyle. Adv.
To New York-Mr. and Mrs. r. c
Porter left Wednesday evening 10
New York for a few weeks vacation
Returns Home. Q. Fernandez
who has been visiting relatives u
Brownsville for some time, Is Y
leave Thursday evening for hi
home in Richmond. Va.
Business Visitor-Antonio Salarol
of Mexico City. arrived by plant
Wednesday to attend 70 business
here and in Matamoros. He return
ed Thursday morning.
Visits Here-Dr. Daniels Of Hone.
Grove Is spending a day or two u
the city with his niece. Mrs. Ben G
CLARK. He Is q member OF the stat'
medical board
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-29
Lumber Company
Extended to Olmito

"A judgment for the plaintiff In
the sum OF s2o2Is3 was returned
Thursday morning by Judge John
I. Kleiber IN the county court
at-law In the case OF Cameron
County Lumber company vi g. G..
Bowman which he had previously
taken under advisement.
The suit involved q deal In which
Bowman obtained some $500 worth
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-29
IRRECULARITY
STOCK MART
Adams Express Starts Off
Five Points Higher;
Others Erratic

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-tP-Fur-
Their irregularity developed in the
stock market at the opening today,
but selling was not as heavy as 1t
was in the last hour Of yesterdays
session. Adams Express opened five
points higher and New York Gen.
tral advanced ! ga TO a new high
record at $50. r. II. Macy showed
an initial gain Of 4 Ia points, IN
ion Pacific : and Utilities Power
and Light /. American Telephone
fell back 2 3-4 and Canadian Pa
cific !.
Some selling : s inspired by fears
Of another large increase in federal
reserve brokers loans. which viii be
announced after the close Of the
Market.
Early declines as a rue were
held to a point or two. the list in
GLIDING American Can. Westing-
house Electric, International Tele-
phone and u. S. Freight.
Operations for the rise were re-
sumed with considerable vigor in
the railroad group. st. Paul COM
mon and preferred were pushed into
new high ground and Union Pacific
extended its gain to 2 ga points,
duplicating the hiC'l Of S34 7-8 es-
tablished yesterday.
Stone and Webster jumped 5 IL
points to 1872, new high record. Ma
tional Biscuit was again heavily
bought, quickly rising more than 5
points. National Lead, Standard
Gas and Electro, General Gable A,
Fox Film and American Encaustic
Thing sold 2 to 8 points higher
before the end Of the first half
hour.
Foreign exchanges opened steady
with cables unchanged at "a Is
80.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-29
Harlingen Girl Gets
Texas u. Scholarship

AUSTIN. Aug. 28.-F1-Dr. H.
Y. Benedict. president Of the Uni
versity OF Texas, announced today
that twenty scholarships for 1929
80 had been awarded to students Of
the institution. They included
Pearl Cashell Jackson scholarship.
Everett A. Love Of Lubbock;
Daughters Of the Confederacy
scholarships. Ike II. Moore Of Uval-
de, Josephine Pollard Of Harrington;
J. Z. Whitse1le scholarship, Made
line Jaffe Of Corsicana.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-29

The Graf viii sail Saturday eve-
ming with Capt. Ernest Lehman
In command. Commander Eckener
will. spend about IL days In the
United States -efore returning to
Germany, he said. and will visit
Washington md Akron, Ohio.
Commander Eckener denied a re-
port said to be current in Fried
richshafen, that he Is about to re-
tire and that the rcund-the-world
flight was his last trip In command
of the Graf Zeppelin.
mo, no." he said. II have no
intention to r-uit."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-29
Telephone Service
Wins Judgment

Local and rural telephone service
Is now available for persons living
in Olmltc, it has been announced
by Ed Mockbee. manager OF the To-
cal exchange.
The old Tandy line has been
bought and new copper wire Is be-
ing strung over O creosote-pole line.
Three circuits are now available
and more will be added II neces-
sary.
Party lines are now being limited
to a maximum of eight subscribers
under a new policy adopted by the
telephone company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-29
KANSAS CITY cas- HGRAIN

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 29.-(Pl-
Wheat: No. 2 dark hard i.26 to l.2S;
No. 2 hard 1.2l l-2 to 1.23 l-2; Nc.
2 red. nominally, 1.22 to 1.24; Sept.
i.27 l-8; Dec. 1876 Ia; May
l.43 l-2.
Corn: No. 2 white 81 IL; No. 2
yellow 90 to 100; No. 2 mixed on;
Sept. 1.01 3-8; Dec. 81 1-2; May
l.04 ga.
Oats: No. 2 white, nominally,
43 IL to A l-2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-29
THIRD JAIL
ESCAPE FREES THREE

LOCKHART, Tex, Aug. 29.-R
Three white prisoners escaped
from the Caldwell county jail here
last night and were still at large
today.
The men tore a hole through the
brick wall Of their second story
cell and slid to the ground on an
improvised rope made from blan-
kets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-29
HARLINGEN BOY IN
MISSOURI COLLEGE
)ecial to The Herald)

Especial to The Herald
HARLINGEN, Aug. 29.-Clyde
Hester, ION Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Hester Of Harrington, enrolled this
week in the Chillicothe Business
college in Chillicothe. Mo, for the
complete business cours offered
there.