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New Britain herald., 1929-01-03
$500 COLLISION SUIT

Grace NJ. Smith brought action
today seeking $500 damages from
the Atlas Sand, Gravel L stone Co.
for the damage of her automobile
on Newngton road October Is.
1928, when a truck operated by an
agent OF the company ran into it..
Attorney Donald Gaffncy represents
the plaintiff and papers We're served
by Deputy Sheriff Harry Comstock.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-03
Commander Booth in
Conference With Niece

London, Jan. R-Commandef
Eyangeline Booth was in conference
today with her niece, Commissioner
Catherine Booth. at international
headquarters of the Salvation Army.
This was the first time that the
American Commander had met any
member of General Bramwcll
Booths family since her arrival sew
cral days ago.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-03
Australia Heads
England in Cricket

Australia kept England in the field
all today in their second innings of
the third cricket test match and at
the close Of play were 1927 runs
ahead with two more tickets to fall.
Scores were. England. All: Aus
tralia. 397 for the first innings and
347 for eight wickcts. After a poor
start Australia. through w. NJ.
Woodfull and Don Bradman. COL
Jared the English bowling. Wood
full scored 1917 and Bradman 112.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-03
MANAGER IN CHINA

Shanghai, Jan. 3 R-P. s. Hop
kins OF Boston who has had four
teen years service in China with
the Standard Oil Company Of New
York has been appointed the COM
pany's North China manager with
headquarters in Shanghai. lie sue.
ceeds II. ]. Overall. who il retiring
after thirty years in the company:
service in China.
Mr. Hopkins is the son Of DIR. N.
8. Hopkins Of Boston. formerly a
missionary physician in Picking.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-03
F'ARI; INCREASE

Holyoke. Mass. Jan. 3 R-The
Holyoke Street Railway company
has petitioned the public utilize.
commission for fare increase Of
five-sixths Of a cent for each pas
senger. Under the new plan it Is
proposed to sell tickets for %
cents. instead Of 1 tickets for 30
cents.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-03
MAYOR INDIGNANT

Springfield. Mass, Jan. 3 "
Mayor Fordis C. Parker expressed
Indignation yesterday when inform
cd that number of glass orna-
mcnts on chandeliers in the mahog-
any room of the municipal auditor
ium we're stolen during the Junior
League ball last Friday night. and
that liquid spfYlcd on the radiators
r"+"n nwav the bronze paint.
The custodian of the building re-
,-.. (. me udinHgc.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-03
G0ULD'S Casino
IS NOT LICENSED
Mayor Of Nice Upset by Action
Of Government.

Nice, France, Jan. 5, R-Failure
Of the French government to issue
gambling license has prevented
the opening of Frank 1Goutds new
s5.00O,000 casino.
The situation was regarded today
as SO serious to the welfare of the
city that the mayor of Nice went
to Paris to plead that the govern
ment grant a license TO the estab-
lishment. City leaders feared that
the inability to open a casino and
the resultant heavy loss to its build
or. might result in other foreign
ca pitalists becoming unwilling to
invest their money in France.
The gala opening was widely adj
>ertised for New Years day. Hun
dreds Of persons dressed in evening
clothes waited outside the gates
for several hours while 500 employ
ees. including walters, groupiers.
cashiers and managers, stood at
their posts within. Authority OF
the city council to operate what had
been described as the most beautiful
European casino had been obtained
but the opening was suddenly cam
Celled because the government had
not issued a license.
Frank Jay Gould has lived III
Franco for many years and owns
several large hotels and resorts on
the Riviera. His project for an i'm
mense casino at Nice was announced
early in 1926 The place was to be
called the Palace Venetian and was
intended to compete with the famous
casino at Monte Carlo and other re-
sorts for the gambling profits OF the
/. RIVIERA. The announcement Of the
project was followed by a consider
able boom in land prices in the re-
gion.
Mr.. Gould is one of the six chill
dren Of Jay Gould, who left an es-
tate of $S2,aoo, 900 at his death in
1898. The estate was to be divided
into six trust funds for the children
and the will contained provision
that any OF the children who should
marry without the approval Of the
executors should lose half the IN
come from the trust fund.
Frank Jay Gould's first marriage
was so approved, but when he was
divorced, remarked. again divorced,
and again married without such ap-
proval, half of his income was with
held until the courts decided that
the will applied only to first mar
rtages.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-03
SOPHIE TUCKER
| MARRIED AGAIN
Stops in Chicago TO Have Fat
Taken OH

Chicago. Jan. Sophie Tack
or stopped in Chicago yesterday 80
have 4 little fat taken off my face
and Incidentally to reveal that she
had bann married, for the third
t.mo, December IA at Newport. Ky.
reporters found her at the Office
OF Il plastic surgeon, strips of tape
p'tstcrl in front of each ear.
THE operation" Just a little fat
aad Ioos" skin off the face she eX-
Iitiuo,i. only q small cut in front
OF each car. Had 10 look a little
younger for the films Miss Tucker
Is A. years Old.
\ Bride
'Surc. I'm u bride" she confded.
Ills name, oh. nobody in Chicago
Knows his name. He's A. I.ackey. ii
small merchant in Now York, Sells
dresses; lives at the Park Central;
- years old, and never before mar
tipd.
"WGcn were VIC married? Lot me
Il lnk y guy ought TO know his we'd
ding da'c. Oh, yes. it WAS December
If. al Newport. IN. There was no
Honeymoon. I've had the IN "N"r
sInrc The wedding. but Just had to
start for Hollywood 10 fiji my movie
contract. lie couldn't accompany me
TO California because this is his busy
season.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-03
CHANCELLOR WEEDS

London, Jan. ) N,-The lord
chancellor, Lord Hailsham. was
married at Westminster Abbey to
the Honorable Mrs. Give Lawrence
today. The greatest secrecy WAS ia
ken to insure privacy at the cerc-
mony which took place in the IA
nous Poets Corner of the Henry
VIII chapel. Only few privileged
friends carrying specially printed
permits we're allowed to pass the
policeman at the door.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-03

1t seems as though everybody in
New Britain knows that 925 is the
CLASSIFIED Ad telephone number OF
the Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25
FAMILIES CUT
OFF BY BLAZE
Forest Fire Tn Oregon
Town Believed To BE
Ince n a Harry

GRANTS PASS. Ore, Nov. Is
H3-A mountain trail through for
ests threatened by fire today was
the sole avenue of escape for ranch
ers and residents OF small towns be-
tween Gold Hill and Palmer Butte,
Ore. where a forest blaze of in
cendiaTy origin resisted hundreds Oi
fighters and scared Its way toward
the coast line.
United States forestry service Of
ficfals here expressed apprehension
over the position OF families I'm the
narrow valley leading into Gold Hill
and broadcast O general alarm.
While hundreds OF men were
fighting the Gold Hill and Jack
Creek fires and scores Of others were
pushing through short cuts I'm the
Wilderness To augment forces rang
crS, under direction OF James III
BillingSlea, supervisor Of the Siskt-
you national forest. were searching
for unidentified persons believed
guilty OF starting the blaze.
The last line Of communication
was destroyed between Grants Pass
and Bookings, village OF two hum
bred persons which vas swept by
the advancing Rouge river valley
fire last night and forestry officials
dispatched runners To return with
information.
Famed by a brisk wind which
shifted during the night, the Cali
fornia-O Oregon boundary line blaze
which has given fighters stubborn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25
Fire Destroys Four
Buildings I'm Paris

PARIS, Texas, Nov. 25--tF1-Flre
OF undetermined origin destroyed
four business buildings, including
the Southwestern Bell Telephone ex-
change. here yesterday at IN loss cs-
timated between $4,000 and $4,000.
Two grocery stors and a drug store
we're burned. and another grocery
store damaged by "a falling wall. A
bucket brigade had checked spread
OF the flames when the Paris fire
enuinmRnt MrTfYRA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25

EDTNBURG, NV. 25-DespIte in
clement weather, a large Sunday
night crowd heard Howard Williams.
evangelist, preach his sermon. No
Poom In the Inn"
It was announced that a mems
prayer meeting Ia TO be held Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock in the
Heacock building. and prayer meet
ings for women are to be held dur
ing the week In Edinburg homes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25
MOVIE \
4 SlDEIlGHES
RCADIA-HARLINGEN

Harold Lloyd, who is recognized
all over the world as "a past master
at putting thrills on the screen, OUT
does himself in his first all-taiking
picture, Welcome Danger" which
Is now showing at the Arcadia
theatre in Harrington.
Underground Chinatown in San
Francisco provides the setting for
the gags which as guaranteed To
send chIlls racing through the blood
Of even the most anaemic pictarc
fan.
When welcome Danger" was
first previewed as a 100 percent
sound ard dialog picture, in a small
town outside OF Los Angeles, the
audience virtually yelled its re-
Spouse to the thrilling action. Not
since Lloyd's memorable climb up
the face of a twelve story building
in Safety Last" has an audience
visibly reacted to one Of h's PIC
lures as 1t did 10 the preview Of
welcome Danger"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25
nITTMANN

III Is an amazing tilm indeed.
Sunrise" now showing at the Dits-
mann theatre. The producers. Fox
Films. have alternately called AZ IA
Song or Two Humans basing 1t on
an original theme by Herman SUI
dcrmann. The director. r.. wv.
Murnau, IL celebrated for his Last
Laugh" and a number OF other
screen hits. and in this. the first
picture which he made in America
he enhances his reputation.
Here is screen entertainment
built around a plain story but
startlingly thrilling III It's effect on
the audience. Tt is a story whose
locale i5 anywhere. whose charac-
tors are downright human and
whose time element II strictly mod
ern. The two principal characters,
n man and his wife. are portrayed
bv George O'Brien and Janet Gay
nor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25

resistance since Wednesday, was re-
ported I'd have changed itS course
toward Crescent City, Calf. Al
though virgin forests Of the district
probably were saved by the shifting
wind, the flames threatened several
homes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25

ent from the general run Of pic
lures. Its value as entertainment
lies In its own instrinsic worth as a
talking picture fabrication Of rich
romance. epic drama and inmor-
tai huElor.
Add to this an ensemble Of per-
feet character portrayals by Gary
Cooper. Walter Huston, Richard
Arlen. Mary Brian. Eugene Palette
and others, and you have a picture
that Il definitely q masterpiece in
tllr new Show World OF films that
talk.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25
RIvnLI-SAN RENITO

With big city night life, metro
polltan underworlds and the life
behind the footlights furnishing q
plethora Of themes for audible NOV
ing pictures, IL II "A welcome inter-
iude when an all -talkIng film such
as The Virrinian" comes to town.
The Virginian7 attraction nc the
Rivoi In San Benito. Ii deserving
OF even more than comparative
praise. however. It's value as high
type entertainment does net lie
alone in the fact that IL IA differ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25
iii Juror Delays
Rothstein Trial

CRIMINAL COURTS BUILDING,
New York. Nov. 15-OP-The trial
of George McMAnus FOR tine murder
OF Arnold Rothstein was resumed to-
day. but was Immediately adjourned
until tomorrow because 0f lack cf
a full jury box. caused by the ill-
ness OF q Juror.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25
FnRGETS HE'S MARRIED

PARI5.-Paul Delvotte has been
ordered to support his wife, though
after injuries in an auto accident
caused him to forget he had ever
been married.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25
APARTMENTS

WANTED. Permanent couple for 5-rocm
furnished apartment with gas. entirely
modern. First floor OF my home
Elizabeth and West 14th. Apply Mrs
Agnes Pickett. W-1Rs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25

FOR SALE: 10 acres citrus land on paw
cd road, 4 con house. barn, well: 8
acres In bearing trees. . acres In vcEe-
tables. 5000 cash will buy II. Upde-
graft. la Feria. Texas. w-i7o
2 Best Buys we have ever had-72 acres
fine potato a citrus lnnd-all In cuI-
tivaticn-on good road. Also 40 acres IN
brush-good citrus land, on paved road.
l.. l.. zenor a. Co, San Beaito. Phone
42s. w-ls6
FOR sALE-By owner: 10 acres 'front.'
ing on Lake Olmito. near concrete
highway, Joins Olmito townsite. Nc
agents. r. @. BOX 500, Brownsville.
W-i6S
FOR SALLY you want OF the
best farms. citrus orchards, improve
ments, etc, close In, at Ia Feria, call
az once TO see y. A. Dickson. owner,
HargroVss Hotei. La Feria. Tex. W-l65
LOTS FOR SALE
WILL SELL 4 modern lots. plenty or
paid out. On corner Grant ana 18TH
Et. Make me an offer. A lots. 4-room
and bath frame house. gas. water.
lights. Plenty OF range Terms. Hayes
at 18th. =. p. Gordon w-722
BUY on EXCHANGE
win trade Chicago property and papers
for land suitable for Gaa station or
tourist camp. Also will consider modern
home. Must be situated on highway.
Write J.. Hillman, Brownsville, Texas.
W-1e8
FOR TRADE: one or the best equipped
meat markets In the Valley, located at
McAllen. Can make from : 70 5 Hun
dred Dollars Monthly. Win accept clear
real estate or good notes. Phone $50
McAllen. Texas, or see Dr. Gentry.
APARTMENTS
Furnished s-room apartment with Eas.
Lights. telephone. garage SO. Pnone 9il.
CONLEY APARTMENTS-S rooms. hot
month. Phone S4T-W.
Nebraska Apartments. Furnished. frigi-
daiTe. Furnished and unfurnished cot
tages. Jefferson and Fourteenth. Phone
1885. VII
FOR RENT-Eewly furnished apart
ment I'm duplex. 1ilz wv. Elizabeth.
Phone Carlos q. Watson. Wii8
COLONIAL APARTMENTS: One apart
ment vacant. Living ro0m. bedroom.
dining room. kitchen. and breakfast
nook. Hot and cold water; completely
furnished. You win like this apart
ment Call Ii73-W. Val
FOR RENT: -Four room south apart
ment. private bath. 5000 Two room
apartments with etnk. e21.50. On pave
ment Phone o46-W. W-i65
Nicely furnished apartment; large room,
Etcheneste. screened porch. Also large
bedroom suitable for tw0 people. Phone
G7H-W or call 1A5 Levee Street. W-lH2
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25

Are booking orders on s. c. white Leg
horn baby chicks for rs low as ST.. 700
orders of chicks from my t~rapnested
matings. See or write for circular and
prices now. Oetzel's Poultry Farm,
Donna. Texas. Phone az. Wits
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25
APARTMENTS

FOR RENT: New APARTMENTS and rooms.
Phone SSH. S-I7c
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25
LIvESTOCK-POULTRY

FOR SALE=Bany chicks from the VAL
ley's best nocks. We DO custom hatch
Ing. q. T. Stbson Co. La Ferta. Texas.
W~lO6
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25

FOR SALE: 10 acres citrus land on paw
cd road 4 room house. barn, well: 9
acres In bearing trees. 4 acres In vegc-
tables. $1,000 cash will buy IL. Upde-
graft. La Feria. Texas. W-i7o
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25

FOR SALE: Fox terrier puppies for
Dec. 1st or Xmas delivery. &C g. Adarrs.
Phone 1o98-J. W-le4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25

Turkey sale begins Monday, Zarrapsc
Gonzales. Market Square. W-fss
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25
LOTS FOR SALE

WILL SELL 4 modern lots. plenty OF
orange and grapefruit trees. Paving
paid out. On corner Grant and 10th
St. Make me an offer. a lots, 4-room
and bath frame house. gas. water.
lights. Plenty OF ranges. Terms. Hayes
at 18TH. =. p. Gordon W-222
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-25
ARTIcLEs FOR SALE

ONE FAwLEY saw filing machine. first
class condition. soc ON the dollar first
cost buys ~. II. w. Gordon. 1915 Hayes
St, Brownsville Texas. WIZ
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
CURB CALMS DOWN AS MONEY DROPS
List Develops Better Tone When
 Rate Falls to Six

New York, April 5 LF-The curb thcr uneasiness over the credit out loo, resulting from the new warning issued by the federal reserve board last night When call money drop pC l 10 per cent after midday, how ever. the list developed a better tore.
 Special interest was attached to initial trading in the new Ford Of Canada B stock which is 10 replace the present stock. .1otor stocks were generally firm. save for Au-
 burn. which yielded 3 pcint.. Durant mo oved up points. and Checker | Cab was in demand at higher levels. A number of industrial issues
 were well bought. Gold Seal Flee tric moved up more than ? points, American Cyanamid B was firm aviation issues. however, were heavy.
 losses in this group ranging from 1 to points
 The oil stocks were again weak. Humble sagging 3 points and Stand ard of Indiana falling a point
 In the utilities. American Super power issues showed pronounced strength. the A and B shares both moving up over 4 points. but Flee tric Bond and Share encountered selling pressute.
 Mines were irregular. Phelps Dodge and Newmont selling off,
 while New Cornelia and Noranda gained.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
BONDS AGAIN IN
 SLUGGISH MOOD
Sales Falls Far Under StO,NO..
 900 for Entire Session

New York, April 5 R,-The bond market again dropped into the doldrums today, with sales running well under $10.o00.000 for the day A slight casing in the time money market and cheaper call funds failed to have d stimulating effect on the market. Time money was quoted at 3 per cent for short maturities, and S1s to per cent for the longer dates, compared to sa and per cent yesterday.
 Dealers shelves are reported load ed with bond issues, awaiting a more favorable market with banks reported growing more reluctant to loan on nusold bonds. Traders are taking only those issues that seem assured of an immediate market. These are mostly bonds carrying some speculative feature, such as stock purchase warrants or conver sion into stock privileges.
 Municipalities and states, which have been holding sloof from the market. are now being forced to place loans at fairly high interest rates to raise funds for pressing improvements.
 Difficulty in floating bonds is re- ported by the federal reserve board to be slowing down building busi ness. A New York company recent ly devised a system of stock financ- ing for its building operations be- cause of the difficulty in selling mortgage bonds. The unfavora ble condition of the bond market. the federal reserve board claims. has greatly reduced foreign borrowing in this country and consequently has made it more difficult for foreign countries to obtain the exchange necessary to pay for American products.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
Canada to Protest
 "I'm Alone" Sinking

Ottawa, April 5 (UP)-A lengthy communication bearing upon the sinking of the Canadian schooner I'm Alone" is on it's way to Wash ington from the Dominion govern ment 10 the U. s. government. IL is addressed to the Canadian minis ter, Hon. Vincent Massey. who will hand it to Secretary of State Stim- son.
 As to the contents of the missive secrecy was observed in official cir cles here today on the ground that it would be an act of discourtesy to make public a document addressed to another government before it reached it's destination. It probably will be left 10 American authorities to decide what publicity it is to be given. 9"
 It is definitely known, however, that the communication is in the nature of protest against what is considered to be an unwarranted act of the United States coast guard in sinking with consequent loss of one life, a vessel of Canadian registry deemed to have been on the high seas.