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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18
Hears Two Claim
Him HMbby;Aghast
Falls 20 Stories

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 1s.--Fallins
from a o0-story building into crowd
ed Peachtree street, Ralph s. He'd
rick, construction worker, has com
rliested Q matrimonial jam involving
an indignant young woman and =
frightened ~13-year-oid girl.
Dedrick was blissfully al work
filled with happy thoughts Of his
young bride az home when o fell
low worked told him a woman
from Knoxville. Tenn. had appeared
below. claiming she was his wife and
was waiting for him.
lie became 50 excited he toppled
off his perch. At the hospital where
he was taken it Was said he was near
ieath.
Reporters rushed to the home cf
the Atlanta Mrs. Hcdrick. but she
wasn't there. She had been taken
TO a detention nome TO await settle
ment Of the mixu7.
The news me- and photographers
speeded to the home OF the Knox
vile Mrs. Hedrick only Il find she
had gone into ssclrsion after de-
clsrinz that she vas the first and
only wife Of Hedrick.
At the hospital Hedrick made {
statement.
"IneE," fshe's the 1871 ear-old
Atlanta wife) he said, lis ms only
wife"
Meapwhile police wished someone
would come along TO solve the tangle
for them.
The Atlanta
A. ul-sT
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TRY TO SPEED
UPCONCRESS
Senate Program Lays;
Cruiser Bill To
Cause Delay

WASHINGTON. Jan. fs.-P-
Even before the half way mark has
been reached, congress is beginning
TO ieel the Legislative pressure for
which its short sessions for years
have been noted.
Counting out the Christmas hol-
idsy. the bigger part or the three
month session still IL ahead but in
the senate a demand already has
been made that the senators hurry
up committee work.
The house, however, with it, drss.
tic rules for shutting off speech
making, is we'll ahead Of the
mapped but last December BY Speak
er Longworth and Representative I'LL
son of Connecticut.
Today the administrators cruiser
construction bill again had the right
OF way IN the senate with Chairman
Hale Of the naval committee. IN
charge Of the measure. determined
to expedite its consideration. 1t was
Hale who Yesterday urged longer
hours for the senators.
The measure. however, has trouble
ahead - a group Of senators. prin-
cipslly from the central west, has
announced opposition TO the program
10 build 10 cruisers and one aircraft
carrier. So far they have not taken
the floor 10 voice their views since
With the exception Of q speech b.
Senator Tydings. democrat. Mary
land. IN favor Of the program. other
legislation yesterday prevented its
discussion.
In the house. the independent or
fees appropriation bill still was the
order of business. The measure PRO-
vides funds for the host of offices.
bureaus and agencies not under juris-
diction Of the departments headed by
cabinet members.
The senate also had arranged 10
retire into executive session to con-
slider the nomination of Roy o. West.
81 Chicago. to be secretary OF in
terror. Some opposition developed to
Mr.. West during recent hearings be-
fore a senate committee and thsrs
we're indications Of . continuance Of
this during the deliberations Of the
senate itself.
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on q much greater scals, similar 20
that IN which he has served in the
Valley. while also bringing into
play knowledge and experience he
gained during a residence OF seven
years IN various Lstin-Americsn
countries. Tbs Andes Development
company. which consists Ct prom
inent Houston men. holds conces
EiorS in the vicinity Of TeFuciEalFa,
Honduras. where ii will Immediately
begin operations.
The company controls APPROX
r1stely iT5 square miles Of territory
~ vhst IS said 70 be the richest part
IF Honduras. It's holdings embraces
several golG and silver mines. A
mining report. now complete. has
caused the compsnv 10 set it's opera
tons IN motion without further de-
Icy, and negotiations for both mining
and road building machinery have
ben started with a view TO shipping
the necessary equipment imme-
distely.
The headquarters OF the company
will he retained in Houston where
Mr.. McCsrity will remain for some
time before going 70 Tegucizsipa
where with other company officials.
ne will be engaged in field opera
tionx.
McGarity was a resident of Hon
durss for three years and is widely
acquainted in the republic. His sc-
quaintance also extends 70 several
n~eighboring countries over which he
travelled for four ears 81 travelling
auditor for a North American cor
poration.
McGarity says that he leaves the
Valley with great regret, and re is
retaining certain investments here.
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ABERDEEN, Nd. Jan. 1s-F-
Five trainmsn were killed ard more
than 500 passengers bruised or
slightly injured in a double collision
on the Psnnsylvsnia rsilrosd at
Short Lane, near here. ysstsrdsy.
A local bound from Baltimore TO
Philadelphis crashed into q freight
during a fog. The impact hurled
three Of the freight cars onto the
southbound track. An express bound
from New York to Washington
ploughed into the overturned cars.
overturnins its first four Pullman
coaches.
h. A. Klein. Baltimore, brakeman
on the freight train; v. w. Stewart.
Baltimore. freight flagman: "A. u.
F<hune. New York. express fireman.
~ n J. J. kavanauEh. Philadelphis.
express engineer. were killed.
Leon Sweeting, Phiiadelphia. local
engineer. and A. L. Lee. fireman on
the local, were taken 10 a hospital.
where sEeeting died early today. h
mad been badly scalded.
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Smith Named To
Director Board
OfN.Y Trust Co.

NEW YORK. Jan. 15--tPl-Alfred
&. Smith has been elected a director
II the County Trust company Of New
York.
James j.. Riordsn. president II the
Trust company and friend of me
former governor, said the chairman
ship would not be determined until
after the return Of Mr.. Smith from
q vacation in the south.
Directors IF the company include
William Il. Kenny. John J.. Rsskob
and NJ. y. Meehan, personal friends
Of Mr.. Smith.
The loans TO cover the s1.5o0,0 900
deficit Of the democratic party re-
s~ulting from its unsuccessful at
tempt to elect Mr.. Smith president
we're arranged through the County
Trust company.
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Mrs. Hejrick
5 TRAINMEN
DIE IN WRECKS
Death Toll Raised AS
L. {. Work Cars
Derailed

MONROE. La, Jan 1s-tFl-In q
wreck today near Monroe. a work
train of the Illinois Central was de-
rallied and Engineer s. r. Wood. 81,
Of this city. was fatally injured. The
boiler Of the engine exploded. Two
negroes. Henry Cleveland. brakeman.
and Fred Benton, firsmsn. also we're
burned. 1t is feared Benton may not
survive.
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STORE TO
REMAIN I'M MISSION

MISSION. Jan. ls-Because Of H.
sistent requests from friends and
patrons. Z. Manautou has reconsid-
cred his decision 10 move his store
from Mission and will retain hiv
stock here with Miss Victoria Pettig
in charge.
The chamber Of and
Mayor .. +. Dchrn urged him to con-
uHue his store in Mission.
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Bleeding Gums Healed

The sight OF sore gums Is sicken-
ne. Reliable dentists often report
the successful use of Leto's Pyor-
rhea Remedy on their very worst
Eases. If you will get a bottis and
ise e directed druggists will return
money II il fails. Eagle Pharmacy
Inc.-Adv. az
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RALLEN {. {.
SECRETARY TO
Leave VALLEY
mccarthy Resigns To
Join Central Ameri-
can Company; His
tory Is Typical
Especial to The Hersld)

McALLEE. Jan. 1s.-w. r. ffcGsr-
ity- secretary Of the McAllen Cham
Der ~ Commerce and president &c
the Valley Association Of CONNER
eiai Secretaries. presented his resig-
nation to the MeAllen Board Of City
Development last night. explaining
that the step was necessitsted by his
recent appointment % an official OF
the Andes Development company OF
Houston.
The resignation will not be effect
I've until some time in February.
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QUARANTINE r
AT FORT RINGCoLD

RIO GfANnE CITY. Jan. Is.-The
quarantine which has been il effect
~ Fort Ringzold since Jan. I. was
lifted Wednesday. While a number
q soldiers have been III with IN
fiuenza. there have been no new
cases reported for four or five drys
In all instances the epidemic 81
reared IN mild form. however. tire
hcsritel wards we're taxed - "a
nacitv. ~ present. Cart. Walter
Hamilton j. n. only medical officer
On ths reservation.
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I PAPER 4
n COMPANY -

New York. Deeember -5th. I9-s-
The Board of Directors have declared q
quarterly dividend Of sixty (60c.) cents
q share. on the ommo1 stock of this
company, payable February 18th. 1929.
20 Common Stockholders Of record. at
the close Of business February lst, 1929.
Checks to be mailed. Transfer books
will not dose.
Ours SHErarRn. Fes-Prss @rS Ts1.
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" HER HIISRANn

bLACkPO0L, Eng.-When Mrs.
Alma Bloom, aged q. charged her
husband, aged IL, with desertion she
admitted she had practically kid
naPed him to make him marry her.
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PAPER
aud POWER COMPANY

Hes York. December 76th. 1873
The Board Of Directors have declared D
quarterly dividend Of sixty (60c-) cents
. share. on the Class A Common Stock
cfthis company payable February 18th.
1929, to- Common Stockholders ofrecord.
at the close Of business February
Lt, 1922
Cheeks to Be mailed. Transfer books
al not close.
RG. Lac. zAS1 r-x1
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SHEFFIELD. Ere. - Miss Ruth
Blake had Francis Owen arrested be-
when she broke their engage
ment he tore the ring from her fin
ger. Decision as ~ ownership Of the
ring vaS postponed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-18

~cLASG0w.-Wiliism Dunlop was
killed when his auto fell over . COO
foot cliff.
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uIRLn.S MrlNEsr EInrrR

YARMOUTH. Enz-Sidnev D-rroll
accerted ? farewell dinner from Ssri-
usl n MoIillen. then eiorsd with
Mrs NcMilisn. The husband hat
sued for a divorce
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Attractions at Washington Theaters.

Lothar Mendes directed in collaboration
with the Coopcr-Schoedsack combina-
ton.
There are jungle scenes, taken at
great risk in the African wilderness By
Cooper and Schoedsack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-23
COLUMBIA-GlOria Swanson in THE
Trespasser."


Gloria Swanson, pictured as pretty
stenographer, remains at Loew's Column
bia for the second week of what has
been called the greatest picture OF her
career 1.-The Trespasser," a United Art
lists talking production in which MISS
Swanson,s rich, vibrant voice Is heard
for the first time on the screen, In song
as we'll as talking. One of the worlds
best dressed women. Gloria also wears
some of the gowns which have helpeo
to give her that reputation.
THE story was written by the author
If 1.-THE Broadway Melody" Edmund
Coilding. It concerns clever business
Girl wao nnarries the son of Chicago
millionaire for love. but he is persuaded
nv his father to leave her, Ito allow the
family to bring her out and then marry
her once more" The girl reyolts at the
idea and leaves him. He then marrieS
a oirl of his fathers choice. who is Grip
nled in an automobile accident during
fheir honeymoon, His first wife brings
an heir into the world and appeals to
the father. When the young man sees
his child, he is prepared to leave the
second wife, whom he has never loved
ord 90 back to the first. The two
women meet, and the first wife realizes
She must sacrifice herself. She gives the
how TO his father so that he may enjoy
the advantages she cannot give MN
and then disappears. Several years late
tha father, in trying to make phone
call. discovers that the child's mother
is operating the phones in the hotel ir
which he is a guest. A happy reunion
results. the second wife having died.
stan Laurel and oliver Hardy proVldt
rnerrinent in an M-G-M sound COMEDY
and the Hearst Metrotone News. shor'
subjects and the Columbia Orchestrs
provide added attractions.
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FOx-"Flisht," with Jack Holt.

Direct from it's run at the Conan
Thsater, New York City, Flight" the
first talking picture of the air and air
planes, comes to the Fox Theater next
week, commencing Saturday, october 26.
Jack Holt, long star in the silent
pictures, and who has earned his
spurs" in the takers, is the featured
player of the picture. Prominent also
In the cast are Ralph Graves, Lila Lee
and Harold Goodwin.
The picture was produced with the
cooperation of the United States Ma
rine Corps with Capt. Francis E. Pierce
loaned by the Government to the Co
lumbia Pictures Corporation, makers of
the picture, to supervise the technical
end Of the feature. Col. Harry Lay, in
command of the Marine Base at San
Diego, personally commanded his men
in the making of the story.
On the stage will be another of the
Hollywood Fanchon and Marco Ideas,
Through the Gate" featuring Lewis
and AmeS and Marvel. Others in the
idea" are Henry and Western, Gushing
and Huston. Tommy Harris, Walton and
Lenore and the new bevy of Sunkist
beauties and ensemble.
The Fox Grand Orchestra, Leon
Brusiloff conducting. is adhering to its
policy Of playing the older classics and
will do "Tannhauser" as its overture.
Fox Movietone News will round out
the program.
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COUNT ToLsroY-octOber 30.

"a Talk on Russia, Before and Since
Bolshevism, Touching on Russian Art.
Music and Literature" will be given
by Count Ilya Tolstoy. son of Count
Leo Tolstoy, famous Russian novelist,
Wednesday evening, October 80, at $50
O'Clock, at the Jewish Community Gen.
ter, under the auspices of the educa-
tional committee.
Count Tolstoys lecture and the SYM
postum which will follow. will initiate
Forum, conducted by the Washington
Jewish Community Center. in co-opera-
ton with the Jewish Welfare Board
and the Middle Atlantic States Fed
Grafton.
AL events in the National Forum are
open to the public. Season and single
tickets are now available at the Jewish
Community Center.
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RTALTO-"The Wagon Master"

1.-THE Wagon Master" a talking pic
ture production, announced as the
companion picture to THE Covered
Wagon and starring Ken Maynard,
will be the feature at the Rialto Theater
next week, starting with the matinee
Saturday.
THE Wagon Master" pays tribute to
bold and daring type of men whose
services have received little attention.
These are the wagon freighters who
carried supplies to isolated mining
camps and Army posts when trans
portation was via the covered wagon
and matter of the utmost danger and
difficulty.
In the picture Maynard heads a
nopoly held by the grasping and I'M
Scrupulous Jake Lynch. Every effort Is
made by Lynch to keep the supply wag-
ons of The Rambler (Ken Maynard)
from getting through to the mining
camp at Gold Hill. which is being throt-
tied by the high prices charged for
Lynch's supplies.
Romantic interest is supplied by Edith
Roberts in the role of Sue. whose hand
is sought by both The Rambler and
the treacherouS Jacques (Al Ferguson
Maynard and his famous horse, Tar
zan," supply plenty of excitement in
the way of riding tricks Old cowboy
songs and other colorful atmosphere Of
the romantic West pervades the entire
picture.
Short reel novelties. the newspaper
news reel and an overture by the Rialto
orchestra will round out the program.
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ROBIN HOOD PLAYERS-October
1928.

Paul Messinks Robin Holders OPEN
ing offering will be The Path Across
the HILL" a comedy drama in three
acts, by Lillian Mortimer, at st. Paul'S
Hall, next Monday and Tuesday, Octo-
Der % and 20, at 800 o'clock, with a
childrens matinee Sunday afternoon at
3:15 o'clock. The organization includes
two new performers in Norman Simms
from st. Peters, and Ruth Hartrick
from the Jabberwocks. Miss Regina
Lavezzo, formerly of the Holy Rosary
Players, will do the stage managing.
The Robin Hood Players are de-
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KEDROFF oUARTET-Tonight.

famous Russian quartet of singers
known as the Kedroff Quartet comes
for its second local appearance, to open
the course of musical and lecture events
at the Central High School tonight at
8:l5 o'clock. The Community Institute
is sponsoring the series.
For a quarter of a century this group
has sung together, achieving excell-nt
tonal balance and a reputation If being
the vocal equivalent of the finest Of
string quartet organizations. Both their
manner of singing and their programs
are unique. \
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voted to producing plays of the popu-
lar, unsophisticated type, that appeal
to the general public and which en-
terrain while teaching a sound lesson
The players are gathered from all over
the city and each is a trouper, with q
large background Of experience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-23
EARLE-Clara Bow in "The Saturds
Night Kid"

Big picture month at the Earl
Theater will open with bang at the
Friday midnight show of Clara Bows
latest talking picture, THE Saturday
Night Kid" that is said to provide a
character better fitted TO the flaming
Bow personality than those of THE
Wild Party" or Dangerous Curves"
The plot is based on the life of shop
girls, floor walkers and personnel man
ayers in big department store.
James Hail. who played opposite Clara
in THE Fleets In" has the leading
male role, that of the young sales clerk
who makes good as floor walker.
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R-K-O KEITH'S-Betty Compson in
Street Girl"

The premier of the R-K-O pictures in
the National Capital occurs Saturday
with the re-opening of R-K-O Keith's
Theater, now controlled by R-K-O Pic
ture Corporation and to be known as
R-K-O Keith's Theater. 1t will bring
the talking, musical Radio picture,
Street Girl" starring Betty Compson.
MSS Compson is seen as girl of the
streets who obtains employment as
violin player and entertainer in a small
Hungarian cafe in New York's East
Side. The ability of the little group
OF musicians with which she works is
flnally recognized after an unpromis-
ing start and success obtains for them
a night club of their own
Featured in the support Of Miss
CompSon Is John Harron, one of the
accomplished stars of the silent screen
who has successfully made the change
tense drama in Street Girl" is spar
king comedy furnished by Jack Oakie,
Ned Sparks and Joseph Cawthorn, three
Of the screens best comics.
Street Girl claims many outstand-
ing song hits. written by Sidney Claire
and oscar Levant, we'll known Broad
way song-writing team. MY Dream
Memory" Broken Up Tune" hot"
stepping number which originated the
new Broken Up dance, "Lovable and
| Sweet" and Prince of Good Fellows"
are among them. Raymond Maurel.
well known baritone, and Doris Ea l.
ton. musical comedy star. lead the
Radio Pictures beauty chorus in the
ensemble singing and dancing Sc
| quences.
Supplementing the main feature will
! be Fred Clark and his R-K-O lians Or
! chestra; a special Inauguration talkie
| by Richard Dix; The Broadway Linz
ited," sound reel novelty, and the R-K-O
news reel of current events.
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Designated for Berlin Post.

With the concurrence of the Civil
Service Commission, the President has
authorized the appointment of Erwin
G. May to the position of assistant Gus
toms agent, for ultimate assignment to
Berlin. Germany, without regard to
the competitive requirement Of the civil
service act and rules"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-23
INTERCOLLEGIATE -Four
Feathers"

paranount's THE Four Feathers" a
,,eu triumph of the screen will be pre-
sented for the second and final week
at Crandall's Metropolitan Theater. with
performances running through FRIDAY
,,ioht November /. 1.-The -Four Feathers
Is an emotional story of the Beau
cseste" type of courage and gallantry
Combined 1t is claimed, with some OF
the most excitingly authentic scenes
ever nut upon the screen.
A cast which includes Richard Arlen'
ray Wrav, Noah Berry, George raw
eat William Powell and Give Brook
%ith many others, forms moderate
$50 directory Of blue-book screen talent
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remain in Washington Thursday to sing
fer the patients at Walter Reed hos
pital.
Tickets are on sale for the concert
High School. They also may be had
through the A. A. A., at the Willard
Hotel, T. Arthur Smiths Bureau and
at the Franklin School.
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CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS


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