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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
City Briefs

Miniatures on ivory. porcelain, or
catova, makes wonderful Christmas
! presents, a little more time ! sneed-
ed TO make these than ordinary
photographs, SO have the sitting
made now. Holm's Studio, makers
of finest miniatures. adv.
Eiks 10 Mcet.-The Elks club will
hold its regular weekly meeting
Wednesday evening.
Big Dance-Friday night at the
Martinez green and gold room.
l4th and Grant streets, Victoria
Heights. Music by the San Anto-
ninO RamblerS. Adv. Is.
To san AntOnio.-Fausto Yturria.
attorney plans to leave for San An
tonic thursday afternoon. he VIII
spent several days there with friends
and relatives. The attorney also
will attend the Brown5ville-MaIn
football game.
Many Tiaitors.-An unusually
large number of winter tourists are
PLAYING over the Country club links
At this time. according TO officers
Of the organization. Indications
point toward the largest tourist sea-
son, the officials say.
To Auction Cars.-Th. first
Of three cars seized recently by the
customs officers will be auctloned
at the federal building L. a.. m. Sat-
urday. 1t is a sport roadster. An
other car of the same type will be
placed on the block Tuesday. A
cannon taken at Tomatos Bend will
be sold Dec. 3.
Fly t. Tampico.-Five members
Of the Campbell family. including
q pair or month-old twins. were
aboard the regular sCuthb0und
Iacxican plane Wednesday. They
were returning home to Tampico.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Campbell, ID.
II. Campbell and the twins made
up the family.
On Trip.-Judge A. Nj. Kent of
the civil district court vas to leave
Thursday on q trip TO San Anto-
MO. The judges court adjourned
last Saturday.
In San Antoni0.-W. o. Wash
ington. Cameron county engineer,
IS in San Antonio attending the
annual convention OF the State
Highway Officia.5' association. He
Is expected to return Friday or
Saturday.
Returns Mrs. Laura Houston,
city health nurse. has returned
from Houston. where she spent the
week gad with relatives. She
brought with her for a short visit
her granddaughter, Laura Eliza
beth Houston
In Town.-John J. McCrath, Of
Dallas. is spending a few days In
Brownsville. He Is vice president
and general manager Of the Hum
phrey Theater company.
Back.-Miss Petra Champion.
who Is employed in the office oi
the city tax assessor II COIectOEs
IS back at work after spending
the week end and the holiday in
Houston visiting relatives and
friends.
On Business.-J. II. Smith. div
ision train master for the Southern
Pacific lines. was in Brownsville
with the company. He made the
trip by motor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14

First figure lowest temperature
last night; second. highest temper
allure yesterday; third, wind veloci-
ty at 8 q. m, fourth. rainfall past
"a hours
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14

Lubricant and pain-re- l1utltIa tENu1
Iiever. Mothers Friend" originated wv
the prescription of ON eminent onatefri-
years.
You eve yourself enc ccnFoFt "Mcth-
eF's Friendr gives. ft im a0 soothing and
relaxinRl IL is used externally only
gently rubbed into the skin. Brings relief
promptly. Very valuable fn keeping tha
breasts I'm good condition. Also puts ycn
I'm fine shape for the approaching ordeai.
Mothers Friend" u cn sale
~ II G e ~ aIl drug stores Si-7S per
bottle. Try m massage with
HOOK ft tonight and notice the ease
~ ana eomgcrt X gives. "A beck
Iet an Things ~ Kncw Before Baby
Comes will be mailed Urn plain eHwmlope.
free. cm request. Address hradhefd Re9u-
iator Co, Dept. H. Atlanta, @.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
Childbirth
q happy event

M others Friend re-
iieved me OF the strain
and the pain that came
from the stretching cl
ahe skin and tissues
writes q young mother.
fT did nce suffer as II
have heard other women
say they did. My doctor
Recommended II 70 me-"
Countless thousands
of expectant mothers
have had the same ex-
perience with Mothers
Friend" It lw u Bcien-
tihcailv-prepared gkim
A- . -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
ExHUMATION CLEARS NAME

Paris.-T0 clear name or vague
rumors, Pierre ROulin had the body
of his wife. exhUrned and mn nutUp-
sy proved that she died cf natural
causes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14

Northampton. Elz.-Rev. n. N.
NARROW dropped dead in the pulpit
Of Kingsthorpe Church.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14

Fly t. Tampico.-Five members
Of The Campbell family. including
z pair or month-old twins. we're
aboard the regular sCuthbound
Eacxican plane wednesday. They
were returning home to Tampico.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Campbell. ID.
Il. Campbell and the twins made
up the family.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14

In San Antoni0.-W. o. Wash
ington. Cameron county engineer,
annual convention OF the State
Highway Official association. He
Is expected to return Friday or
Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14

On Trip.-Judge A. Nj. Kent of
the civil district court was to leave
Thursday on q trip to San Anto-
MO. The judges court adjourned
last Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14
No wonder this
TEXAS
Mother
is proud

"HEY little son. Jackie. was trouh-
WI led a lot with constipation
says Mrs. Claude Tom, 1722 South
Olive St. San Antonio. He got
very weak, rundown and under
weight. / gave him California Fig
Syrup; and in Just a little while he
was eating heartily and gaining.
Now I'm proud as car be; he's SO
robust, bright and active"
Temporary relief should be FAR
from the first consideration when a
child shows by bad breath, coated
tongue, biliousneSs. orr ~listless, weak
condition, that he's constipated. OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14

Back.-Miss Petra Champion.
who Is employed in the office "
the city tax assessor and collector.
IS back at work after spending
the week end and the holiday In
Houston visiting relatives and
friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-14

On Business.-J. Fl. Smith. div
lsion train master for the Southern
Pacific lines. was in Brownsville
with the company. He made the
trip by motor.
The Washington times., 1929-03-09
.REAL. TORS DINE
TONIGHT

Washington realtors and their
guests will assemble at Z o'clock
tonight at the Willard Hotel for
the fourth annual banquet of the
Washington Real Estate Board.
The ceremonies will begin with a
welcome by Ben r. Webster, presi-
dent of the board will then
turn the function over to George
O'Conror, vice president of the Dis.
tricts and Lawyers Title Insurance
Company, acting as postmaster.
During the evening an elaborate
program of entertainment will he
provided under the supervision of
Fl. Tudor Morsell. chairman of the
entertainment committee, assisted
by J. Rupert Mohler. Both local and
out-Of-town artists will participate
in the entertainment.
Among the guests will. be William
A. Montgomery, president of the
Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Justice Peyton Gordon, Leo a.
Rover, District attorney; Lieut.. Col
u. S Grant Srd, and Major Carey
Brown, of the National Capital
Park and Planning Commission,
David Lynn, Capitol Architect. Hor-
ace NJ. Albright, and Elwood Street,
director of the Washington Com.
munity Chest, the District Commits
sioners.
Harry K. Boss. chairman of the
general banquet committee has been
in charge OF all arrangements, as
sisted by II. Tudor MoFsell and ].
Curtis Walker.
The Washington times., 1929-03-09
CHICAGO PLANS
HUGE CLINIC

Announcement is made by the
Physicians and Surgeons Institution
of Chicago that work will start i'm
mediately upon the first unit of a
Sc. 900 900 medical 'diagnostic CEN
ter"-the first institution of it's kind
in the world.
This unique institution will con-
fine its activities exclusively to scien.
tific diagnosis and periodic health
examinations. no treatments being
given, Several hundred leading med.
ical and business. men of the Middle
West have planned the new center
and subscribed money for its .erec-
tion at Maple and North LaSaile
SITS.
The first unit, which will provide
facilities for the most battling cases,
will be completed by October l. FL
nancing has been arranged through
a bond issue of S700.000, underwrit-
ten by the Md.America Corporation
of Chicago. Additional units are
planned az needed, including "a
story "diagnostic hotek"
The Washington times., 1929-03-09

his savings as doctor in parting
a patient from his appendix.
Strict Standards
Behind the license laws are strict
standards that set forth what il
ethical and what Is unethical in the
conduct OF the real estate business
and the effect OF these laws is two
fold. BY requiring applicants for
licenses to show proof of their
ability to engage In the real estate
field, the laws bar Ignorant people
who often. with the best Of .nten-
tions, do as much harm as UNI
scrupulous people. Then, by pro-
viding commissions to which de-
frauded citizens can bring their
complaints. the laws provide con-
stant policing OF holders of licenses
who have gone wrong.
And some states go even father
and do not wait for complaints from
the public. In one state the OF.
ficials in charge of enforcing the
real estate license laws go out In
the field and inspect tracts of land
about to be sold and ascertain
|, whether or not the sales talk
checks with what Is being sold. An
other state bans advertising Etera.
ture that colors the truth and still
another wages fight against mis-
leading newspaper advertising.
The Washington times., 1929-03-09

Births engagements, NJ arFi iagPs 3.
Deaths and In MemofiRm appear daily
on the last inside page, last two columns.
The Washington times., 1929-03-09

The decreases nentioned above
may be partly attributed to the
fact that last month had four
business days less than the pre-.
ceding month and one business day
less than the corresponding month
Of a year ago
New High Totals 81.
Two districts made new high
totals for the month of Fehruaps5
the new records being reached by
New England and Texas Two
other districts. Middle Atlantic
States and the he,s4'fttsburgh District
reached totals which We're next TO
the highest ever recorded for
February.
The February building and en-
Eineering total included the follow
ing items OF Importance: $t29.486.,
400. or 36 pei cent of all con
Etructiotl, for residential buildings;
$6S, ,265 500, Or - per cent. for com
nlercial buildings, s57 ,593 009, or Is
per cent, for public works and
utilities: and $5G. 90 1u0. or 16 per
cent, for industrial projects.
Last months contract total
1AOdSAIE lBt dIlOuIts VI -lACW W.
stFuction work started In the 81
Eastern States since the first Of
this year up to $771.241 800, as com
pared with $685.. 500, 900 for new con
Etruction stated during the first
tvs months of last year. the de-
crease being Ia per cent.
New Projects
New contemplated projects re-
ported du ing February reached a
total of S772 ,62t 800 This figure
was 6 per cent less than the
amount reported during January
of this year. and it was lS per
cent below the amount reported
during February of last year.
New hllilding ands engineering
work contracted for in this area
during the first two months of this
year has reached a total of $99,7iT3,.
100. being 2 per cent in excess Of
the contract total for the first two
months of last year,
New contemplated projects as re-
ported last month in the Middle
Atlantic States amounted to $92,-
259. 300. This, figure was 81 per
cent less than the total for the
preceding month, and it was so per
cent under the. Februarys1a2Sl total.
The Washington times., 1929-03-09
Building Permits

terror repairs TO 1525-27.29 33rd st.
n. w. lot 201.03; square 1855.
l.. e. Breuninger and Sons, $l5.-
009 to erect one two-story brick
dwelling at 1349 Iris ST. n. w. Lot
2. square 2,774.
Munsey Trust Company. $500. to
rearrange stairway and basement
to second floor. 1929 E St. N. W,
w. Walter Vaughn, $4,000. to
erect one twostory dwelling at 1907
Tenth st. n. T.. Lot 1913, square
1891.
G. /. Berger IS, 500. to erect one
one. story, brick stone dwelling at
500l Wisconsin Ave. and 4203 Fes.
sender st: n. W. Lot 2S. square
.669.
Christian Heurick. $500 to erect
partition and build brick chimney
to boiler room at 500 Twenty sixth
st. n. w. Lot %. square 20.
l.. T.. Troth. $6,500. to erect one
twotstory frame dwelling at 6221
Western Ave. n. w. Lot II. square
2,006.
E. c. Baltz, $4,000. to erect one
one-story. brick gasoline filling sta.
tton at 1411-13 North Capitol Lot
42-43. square 669.
The Washington times., 1929-03-09
PEAK WITH SALES FORCE

Louis r. Peak Is now associated
with the house sales department
of Hedges and Middleton, Inc, the
firm announced yesterday.
The Washington times., 1929-03-09

In spite of the short working
week, due to inauguration eere-
monies, new building construction
allowed for during the past week
amounted to S735. 800. OF this
amount, $3O,700 was spent for
repair work while the remainder
went for the erection of one eight
story apartment, two gasoline fill
ing stations AMI 81 private dwelling
houses.
Details as to the individual per-
mits allowed for are as follows;
David A. Baer and Robert O..
Scholz, SECS. 900 to erect one eight.
story brick and concrete apartment
building at SIS Eighteenth st n.
w. lot D-810-l2; square, l27. CafritZ
Construction Company, Sl0S,OO0 TO
erect 12 two-story brick dwellings,
at 44O9.31 Third ST. N. w, lot
1882, square 1919.
Mrs. Medill Mccormick. $4,000 to
erect one two story brick addition
and make repairs and alterations to
existing building at lot 1895; square
1909.
Wardman Corporation, $50,0o0 to
build ten, two story brick and tile
dwellings at 601-19 Tuckerman st.
n. w. Lot 1883: square 1897.
wardman Corporation, $4,000 to
build ten two story brick and tile
dwellings at 600-1S Tewkesbury Pl
". w. lot 65.T4. square Sl97.
Wardman Corporation $4,000 to
build six two story brick and tile
dwellings at 640l-11 7th st. n. w.
/ - QIQ7
James c. Nealon, $2S. 600 to erect
! four two story brick dwellings at
| 410-16 Nicholson st. N. w. lot 1863
III; square 3263.
s. NJ. williams, $4,000 TO erect
five two story brick dwellings at
| 5l00.0S Kansas Ave. n. W.. lot S1-S5,
| square 32h6.
c. II. Small and Co.. $4,000 to
erect two two story brick dwellings
| at sol -05 Nicholson St. n. W., lot
1886; square 320S.
Guthrie and Williams. $4,000 TO
build brick addition and make In.
The Washington times., 1929-03-09
Real Estate Boards
Elected to u. S. Group

Four new local real estate boards
were elected to membership in the
National Association of Real Estate
Boards at the annual business meet
ing of that organization in Birming.
ham
The newly elected boards include
the local real estate boards of New
Albany and Jeffersonville, Ind.
Chandler. Ariz., and Lowell, Mass.
The Fullerton and Marin county.
California, boards were reinstated
to membership The South Bend
and Mishawaka, Ind. boards have
consolidated and now form one or
ganization, as have the Ontario
and Upland, Cal, boards.
The Washington times., 1929-03-09
REAL TY ACTIVE
IN GEORGE TOWN

For the purpose of remodeiing
them into modern residences. sew
eral historic Georget 'wn homes
have been purchased through the
office of ] Leo .Kolb 1t was an
nounced yesterday
The residence at 1906 Thirty
sixth ST., near Georgetown Univer-
sity, has been sold for Daniel Daily
to Charles Davis Wise, who will
make a number of improvements
to the property, and probably will
use it for his future home.
A three-story brick home of nine
rooms and bath at 1922 n St. was
sold for the account of Mrs Wini
fred Brannan
a residence on Dumbarton
Avenue was sold for Thomas j..
Stanton to a representative of the
International News Service. The
house was built during the early
days of the settling of Georgetown
and the original building will he
kept intact and new brick addi-
ton. containing several rooms. and
modern heating plant will be
erected.
The plumbing and tiling will be
in eolors.
The Washington times., 1929-03-09

A man who sells land on impossi-
BILE promises or false representa-
tions Is regarded as criminal in
% States, and the law has forced
real estate men in Is States to
refund $4,000, 900 to their victims,
states the association. The board
has directed the campaign to oust
INSCRIPTIONS and ignorant dealers
from this profession.
Issuing Of Licenses
As result Of the efforts of the
association, real estate license laws,
patterned on the model law, pre-
pared by the national body are
now in effect in % States and one
Canadian province. These laws
require real estate men to have
! licenses. providing Tor the same
regulation for the dispensation of
houses and lots, in a similar man
ner that doctors are required to
have licenses for the dispensation
OF pills and powders. In most
States real estate licenses are
| issued only after the applicant has
shown his ability to engage in the
real estate business.
Moreover, these laws see to it
| that holders OF licenses continue
their upright ways, for not only
must the certificates to do business
1 be renewed every year, but they
can be revoked should the prin.
| ciples of law be violated at any
! time.
Real estate organizations that
have fought the regulations imposed
by the license laws and brought
their cases to the high courts have
pied that the laws interfered with
| the right of individual freedom
/ provided. for in the Federal Consti
| tuition. But the right of the com
! monwealth to worry about people
| caught in fraudulent business deals
has been upheld in several of the
| highest state courts and twice in
the United States Supreme Court
on the theory that this is q matter
of public welfare The opinion OF
the courts. in upholding the license
/ laws, is based on the theory that
the real estate operator. by reason
OF his calling. acts in as serious a
capacity in parting a client from
The Washington times., 1929-03-09
.HIGH BOWERS
.EaQK WQRRLY

While the Associate team still
niairtains It's lead, in the Realtors
Bowling League the fast work Of
th.. shannon 4 l.uchs team in de.
feating the Mct<cever & Goss az.
gfegation, for three straight games,
makes their position look wobhly.
Boss & Phelps further contributed
forward the doWnsah of the Assot
Gates by taking two games from
tlem. Wardman Nc took two
games from Shapiro; District Title
took two games from Wardman
No. 1: Columbia Title Co., two from
Cafriiz. Sansbury, two from Hedges
a Middleton. H,ldgIns, of Ward
man team No. !. rolled high game
Of the week, with a score of 155
Humphrey. of Sahsbury. high SET
with a S54 total Sanshury's team
rolled high game for. the evening
with a score of 70. while Boss &
Phelps, with score OF 1883, eopped
The high set for ths week.
The standing OF the league is as
The Washington times., 1929-03-09
2 STATES PUT CHECK
QNRFAI TYFRAIIR5

Silver tongued sasmen who part widows and orphans or
anyone else their money for real estate deals tainted
with fraud wild projects be put out Of business
nearly half Of the of the Union declares the Ma
Association of Real Estate Boards
The Washington times., 1929-03-09
BUILDING CON RAG IS
FORN0NTH Drop

February construction contracts awarded in the 81 States
the Rocky Mountains show decline from January
and from the preceding February according to F. w Dodge
Corporations Last month total $6 23900 in amount
IL per cent less than the january 1929 record and it was =
per below the total for February Of last year.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-10
CHILD GIVEN 25O IN DOG BITE SUIT
Little Girl, Bitten on Face,
 Brought &,0O0 Action

Helen Talarski, three years old. was awarded $250 damages against John sztaba in city court yesterday. according to a decision rend@ed by Judge Saxe. The amount of damages was given for injuries received from dog bites last April 12. when the child was two years old.
 The girl through her father, sued for S5,000 damages for injuries sus- tained when a large dog. owned by the defendant attacked her in the yard of the defendants grocery store. as a result of which she sus- tained a permanent scar on her right cheek. There was one disinterested witness to the attack. who saw the baby pinned under the dog and the decision was based on his testimony.
 In his memorandum of decision Judge Saxe states that the defend- ants son. who testified during the hearing, could not explain the in- jury except that the girl may have fallen from a platform in the rear Of the store onto some cans and other debris in the yard. He further states that the court was inclined to believe the testimony of Henry Wazinski. that the child received the injuries from dog bites. as he had an unobstructed view of the incident from his window. The de- cision states. that had she fallen from the platform. she would have sustained injuries to other parts of the body besides the face. Attorney Martin r. Stempien represented the child.
 Lawyer Awarded S128
 Attorney Harry H. Milkowitz was awarded a judgment of $lc6.lO in city court yesterday by Judge SaXe, against the New Britain Bird & Feed Co.,, to recover costs for damages to his car following an accident be- tween cars of both parties last October 19.
 Attorney Milkowitz. through At torney A. A. Greenberg claimed $40o damages, basing his claim on the fact that at the time of the accident. the car of the defendant stopped suddenly in front of him without warning at the intersection of Main and Walnut streets, and then re-
New Britain herald., 1929-04-10
was counsel For Miss Meehan.
 Defendant Awarded Costs

In the action of Joseph Pienkos against Emma Blasao, Judge Saxe entered judgment for the defendant to recover costs. The plaintiff sought $500 damages on q qui tam action involving the deeding over of lots on Jerome and Clinton streets.
 The plaintiff claims that he re- ceived title to the property and that it was supposed to be subject to two mortgages only. After looking over the records. it was found that there was another cloud on the title. dat ing back to 1881. Pienkos claimed that he had to hire lawyers to clear the title. and expended some money for that purpose. The defendant, through Attorney Cyril Gaffney. claimed that the deed clouding the title had been removed, thus leav- ing the title clear, except for the two mortgages
 Esl,oo Gets $40 Award
 In the matter of John Eshoo against Isadore Wohll, judgment was given for the plaintiff to recover $40 damages and costs of t9.57. repre- senting the balance on & painting job done on a house at 260 Wash ington street. The plaintiff, through Attorney Leo V. Gaffney claimed a balance of $11o. The decision was filed by Judge Saxe.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-10
STOP BAD BREATH

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 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently but firmly on the bowels and liver. stimulating them 10 natural action, clearing the blood and gem fly purifying the entire system. They do that which dangerous calomel does without any of the bad after effects.
 Olive Tablets bring no gripping, pain or any disagreeable effects.
 Dr. F. NJ. Edwards discovered the formula after 20 years of prac- tice among patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint, with the attendant bad breath.
 Olive Tablets are purely vege- table compound mixed with olive oil: you will know them by their olive color. Take nightly for week and note the effect 15c. soc, COG. All Druggists.