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until he discovered that their natural
habitat is in the Big Bend section
They are scarce even there, but he
added quite q number of them to his
collection. This beetles green body IS
sprinkled with gold and its feet are
purple.
Among private collectors who were
supplied with rare specimens of butter
flies and moths by Mr.. Polling during
his stay here was Lord Rothschild.
1t will not be surprising If Fort Davis,
which is little town grouped around
an abandoned frontier Army post.
should turn out number of entomo-
logists as a result of the work done
here this year by Mr.. Polling. He kept
all the available boys in the town con-
stantly employed in capturing every
winged insect that came their way.
Many of the notable discoveries which
he made were due to the efforts OF the
boys.
Wife Aids in Capture.
Mr.. Polling made a number of field
expeditions himself. In all of his work
he was assisted by his wife. They
adopted a unique method of capturing
moths and beetles that fly by night.
To the side of their bungalow they
tackled large sheet, and upon its sur
face was hung an electric light of high
candle power. Almost Immediately after
the light was turned on the sheet would
become covered with insects. Mr.. Polling
inspected the specimens, and when he
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year in prison by Police Court Judge
Ralph Given.
The girl was unable to testify, but
authorities who investigated the case,
said that Vermillion struck her on the
forehead with a rifle, inf1icting deep
cash. She exhibited the scar in court
as evidence.
Authorities testified that Vermillion
was a soldier of the oath Infantry at
Fort Eustice and at the time was alb
sent without leave
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Promoted to Colonel.

Lieut.. Col Gustave r. Lukesh. Corps
of Engineers. stationed at Portland,
Greg, has been promoted to the grade
of colonel, according to War Depart
ment announcement. He will remain
on his present duties for the time being.
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Band to Visit Baltimore.

The Piper Band of the Royal High
landers, militia of Canada, will visit
Baltimore from January "a to 26 and
the commander Of Sd Corps Area has
been instructed by the War Depart
ment to extend the usual courteSies
and facilities to the visitors
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TO-DAY.


) The Red Triangle Outing Club will
Aneet at Rosslyn, Va, 2:20 pm. Buy
Tound-trip ticket to Great Falls. Hike
%will be from Jackson, along Bullneck
run, past the old gold mine to the Po-
Stomac-returning along Scott Run to
the car line.
{ The Wanderlusters' hike will start
from Chain Bridge at 2:45 pm.
The Bureau of Economics, Anita
Maris Boggs, director; has cards out
for a lecture by Col. Philip A. Moore,
F. r. G. S., 9 O'Clock, at Wardman Park
9rheater Subject: "Tales and Trails
of the Rockies" with films and tinted
views of wild animals at home, and of
many adventures. Cards to be pre-
&ented at door.
1.-THE Feast of Lights" will be cele-
6rated at Emmanuel P. E. Church,
O'Clock, under auspices of the church
school. Members and friends Of the
DariSh invited.
s~~The annual recognition service of the
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. G. A. for the
santire membership will be held at
O'Clock, with Mrs. Frances Boyce, presi-
dent, presiding. The Literature Lovers.
s1M1S. AdIIIG w. WAL
meet at o'clock at Phyllis Wheatley
q. w. c. A.
"A service in memory of Capt. Daniel
M Reyes will be held, 3 o'clock, at the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers of the
Civil War, in Arlington National Gene
tery, under auspices of the Daughters
of Veterans. Mrs. Cora Mandy, daugh-
ter of Capt. Reyes, will preside.
z" FUTURE.
{ The ECHO de France" will meet
TUESDAY, 8 pm, at st. Paul's Hall
4423 street.
] The Sodality of Holy Name Church
bvill give a card party Wednesday, $3.50
pm, at Holy Name Hall, 9l6 Eleventh
Street northeast.
A card party for the benefit of St
James Church, Thirty-seventh and
fRhode Island avenue, Mount Rainier
Md, will be given Monday, $3.50 pm.
z THE Sixteenth Street Highlands
SEitizens' Association will meet tomor-
ROW evening at Sixth Presbyterian
sChurch.
= The w-itarscraft CIuh will meet To-
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SMIDDY SAYS FAREWELL
Irish Free State Minister Here Now
Goes to London Post.

Timothy Smiddy, Minister of the
Irish Free State, called at the White
House yesterday to say farewell to
President Coolidge before sailing fol
home and his new post as high COM
missioner of his government at London
Smiddy has served as Minister of the
Irish Free State here since October
1924, and was it's unofficial representa-
tive in Washington for two years prior
to that time His successor has not been
named
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SOLDIER GETS YEAR.
Pleads Guilty to Attacking Woman
Deaf Mute.

Pleading guilty to a charge of as
saulting Mrs. Mary Vermillion, his sis
ter-in-law, a deaf mute, Earl Vermil-
lion of 1875 Queen street northeast,
yesterday was sentenced to serve one
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! A card party for the benefit of St.
I James Church, Thirty-seventh and
Rhode Island avenue, Mount Rainier,
Md, will be given Monday, $3.50 pm.
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The Woman's National Democratic
Club, 1926 New Hampshire avenue. will
give forum luncheon tomorrow, 1890
pm, speakers: DR.. Stanley Hornbeck,
chief of Division of Far Eastern At
fairs of the State Department. Sub
ject: China"
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The writerscraft Club will meet to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06

Manor Park Citizens Association will
meet tomorrow, 7:45 O'Clock, in the
John Greenleaf Whittier School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06

Daughters of Veterans of the Civil
War, Mrs. Ellen Spencer MuSsey Tent,
No /, will hold public installation of
officers tomorrow, 8 pm, in Grand
Army Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06

The Sixteenth Street Highlands
SCitizens' Association will meet tomor-
ROW evening at Sixth Presbyterian
sChurch.
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/ The Sodality of Holy Name Church
kvill give a card party Wednesday, $50
pm. at Holy Name Hall, 9l6 Eleventh
Street northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06

William NICK. Clayton will speak or
public utility matters at a meeting Of
the Columbia Heights Citizens Asso.
citation Tuesday evening, Columbia
Heights Christian Church, 1435 Parl
road. DR.. James H. Buhrer pastor o.
the Reformed Church, will speak or
civic welfare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06

The Mira Mccoy Andrews Day
Nursery will meet Wednesday, 1890
am, at the Hamilton Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06

The central executive board of the
American Women's Legion, will meet
tomorrow, ! am, In the Willard Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06

Officers for the ensuing year will be
installed at the regular Civilian dinner
meeting Tuesday, $3.50 pm, La Fayette
Hotel.
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An illustrated lecture on "Roses fol
Washington" will be given by Furman
Lloyd Milford, associate horticulturiSt
of the Department of Agriculture, be-
fore the American Horticultural Society
Tuesday evening at O'Clock, the
National Museum. Public invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06

The Women's Guild of the Central
Union Mission will meet in regular
monthly session at 2 pm. Thursday,
in the boardroom of the Children S
Emergency Home, 624 Louisiana avenue.
Mrs. William Handy Ramsey will pre-
side.
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FUTURE.

The Echo de France" will meet
TUESDAY, 8 pm, at st. Pauls Hall
j 423 v street.
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DR.. Charles Moore, chairman of the
Commission of Fine Arts, will speak on
George Washington at Home" at the
fifth in the series of programs of the
Georgetown Ten-Event Course tomorrow
night, 8 o'clock, Georgetown Presby-
terrain Church, P street. near Thirty
first street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-06

Changing distribution methods will be
discussed by Jean F.. Carroll at the
meeting of the Washington AdvertiS-
ing Club, National Press Club, Tuesday,
1890 pm.
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Victory Review, No. II. Women's
Benefit Association, will have benefit
card party Tuesday. pm, at 1850
Massachusetts, avenue.
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1.-THE Feast of Lights" will be cele-
brated at Emmanuel P. E. Church,
O'Clock, under auspices of the church
school Members and friends Of the
hariSh invited.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08
Indict Ex-marshaI
For 1922 Murders

LAREDO. Tex. Nov. 7.-CP=AI-
len Walker. who fled into Mexico
more than a year ago after q charge
Of violating the prohibition law was
filed against him, today was indict-
ed by the Webb county grand jury
for murder In connection with the
deaths Of General Lucio Blanco and
Colonel Aurelio Martinez of Mexico,
whose bodies were found handcuff-
ed to each other In the Rio Grande
near hare in 1922.
Walker. who is a former deputy
United States marshal and who
served as a captain with the Phil
ippine Scouts during the Spanish
American war. is the second man 10
be indicted by the inouisitoriai
body in connection with the death
OF General Blanco. Duke Carver.
Bexar county constable. was re-
leased yesterday under $4,000 bond
after he was charged Tuesday win
Staying General Blanco.
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Marriage to
Take Place In Rome

ROME, Nov. 7-(R)-Indications
today were that crown Prince Hum
bert and Princess Marie Jose OF
Belgium would be married in Rome
at the Pauline chapel in the OUR
inal palace.
The crown Prince, who has been
in Rome for several days, yester-
day received the Papal Nuncio.
Monsignor Lorgongini Duca, for q
Commute conversation, presum-
ably in the connection, while Queen
Elena came from San Rossore In
the strictest ~incognito 70 discuss
the wedding with her son.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08
LEAGUE Head
OKEHS PLAYER
Sylvester and Brownsville
High Given Clean Bill
BY Henderson

John Sylvester, crack right end,
and the Brownsville High school
Eagle football team have been
given a clean FL OF health by the
state interscholastic league. The
Herald was advised in q message
from Superintendent G.. H. Gotke,
who has been in Austin since We'd
nesday comforting with Roy b.
Henderson about the notification
filed by Austin and San Antonio
officials.
Sylvester, now a senior, accord
ing to records OF the league is
playing his third year on Browns
vile teams. His first season was in
1925. the reports show, when he
was in the eight grade. Suffering
an injury 10 his arm late in the
season, Sylvester was out Of all
athletics the following two years,
not having dorned q football un-
form between 1925 and 1933.
During these intervening years,
a brother, Fred Sylvester played
sandlot football here, and his name
appearing on sport pages Of The
Herald gave rise to the protests
by Austin and Main Avenue, 1t is
believed.
Gotke Is endeavoring to gain an
explanation from San Antonio and
Austin teams for statement which
they were not able to substantiate.
and which, though unfounded. re-
Elected on the athletic sportsman
ship Of Brownsville High, local Of
ficials said.
Gotke is expected to return TO
Brownsville Friday.
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Three Aliens Are
Placed Under Bond

Three confessed aliens were plac-
ed under $500 lords Thursday
morning by u. S. Commissioner Z.
K. Goodrich after preliminary hear
ings. The commissioner recon-
mended 80 days imprisonment for
each. This recommendation will be
forwarded to the federal Judge at
Houston who will take final action
in the matter.
The aliens are Felipe Rodriguez,
Simon Leila and Ignacio Almaguer.
Rodriguez and Aln1aguer were taken
into custody at San Benito while
Leila was taken at Harrington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08
ole Mans Contest to
Feature Friday Grid Go

Interest will be added to BrownsviIles last home game FRIDAY aftar-
noon with the Harlandale Indians by an "Me mans contest 20 BE-
staged during the half tntermission- There viii be three events. These
are punttng for distance, forward passing for distance and dron VOL
ing for accuracy. Anyone who has seen 80 seasons roll by is eligible
to compete.
Those entered up until noon Thursday included Juuie Coboltrt
Spitz CLARK, Geo. Bell. Sid Brown, Bill Kiekel, John Hunter and sew
eral others. Numerous dark horses" are expected TO enter. according
to Red" Irvine.
It has been rumored that CoboIni has warned Hunter. former Hons
ton Heights star weighing 335, that he win file protest. II Ne enters
He says he has positive proof that Hunter was at one time 4 member
Of the Boy Scouts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08
A!!!L.MAzAN Gets
NEW COMMAND
ALONG BORDER i R
~ u III Control Strategic
Stretch From Chi
nuahua to Matarno-
ros Boundary Line.

AExIcO CITY. Nov >
aeral Juan Andrea Almazan. Nh
ers ASconar rebels out Of north
III Mexico last spring har bser
s4sen command Of the entire border
xom the chihuahua boundrv ,,rs
Matamoross under revision ~
p-.aaLy commands ~effective Nnv !
r~nsS.on gives general Almazan ex-
1880 70 return from France soroe
49, 1nis month. one OF strongest
Mexico. commands IN
HIS territory includes in addition
~ states OF Nuevo Leon and Coah-
ia. ~ Tamaulipas border towns
Nuevo Laredo, Guerrero. Minr.
-ahnargo, ReynoSa and Matamoros.
strategic towns of Mazapil. Con-
1spclon de Orc and San Pedro del
$3.50 IN 1acatecas, and Gomez
Falacao and Lerdo in Durango.
conception del Orc is the termin-
81 Of q branch railroad to SaltilIo.
ano Mapini Is the terminal Of a
uLancn line to Bermijillo. trunk line
point for the city of chihuahua.
Gomez Palacio IS about five miles
rom Torreon. embarking point on
tne railroad to Chihuahua.
Besides controlling a vast x
panse OF the border lire. General
Ainiazan will have charge of Mon
terrey, Saltillo and Torreon. three
OF the most important cities in
northern Mexico.
General Abundio Gomez. until q
rently su~h-secretary OF war. Is given
cnarge Of the state Of chihuahua
under the new division and general
hablo Maclas takes charge Of So
Fora General Abelardo Rodriguez
remains in control Of the northern
section Of Lower California.
General Eulogio Ortiz. who head
&c Almazan's cavalry in the last
campaign. has been given charge of
the federal district here and part
OF the sSate Of Mexico, and General
jaime Ca2rillo commands the state
OF Durango. except for the towns
placed under General Almaaan.
Tamaullras, except for the border
points. has been assigned to Cen
eral jose Amarillas.
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Barometric pressure was moder-
ately high over the northern and
eastern halves Of the United States
this morning. and relatively low
over the Southwest. Heavy cloudi-
ness and unsettled weather prevail
ed from the Rocky Mountain re-
gion to the Atlantic coast at the
morning observation, and light to
moderate precipitation was general
over the Plains states and most of
the Rocky Mountain region within
the last "a hours. Temperatures
continue near the seasonal aver
age practically throughout the
country this morning.
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Burglars Enter All
Stores In Texas Town

GREENVILLE. Tex. Nov. 7-tF-
With the exception Of the bank, all
major business places Of Point, 10
miles southeast Of GreenvlIle, were
entered last night by burglars who
escaped with q considerable amount
Of loot.
The greatest haul was obtained
from the postoffice, where the in
truders carried away the safe con-
tanning sl94.
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Thompson May Get
Death Communication

AUSTIN. Tex. Nov. 7.-(P-
Chances that Governor Moody
would commute the death sentence
y p. w. Howard. whose latest cleo
frocution date has been set for SAT-
Hrday. were good today as the chief
executive studied the record Of the
case.
"The warden has lust advised me
The former wife Of Howard. who
testified against him in the trial Of
his case. has retracted much Of her
testimony" Governor Moody said.
"She is in Huntsville where she told
Warden Harrell her testimony was
Irregular"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08
ROTARY CLUB
POOL TALKED
Chairman Reports Project
Could Be Dedicated On
Thanksgiving Day
-ne Brownsville Rotary

=he Brownsville Rotary f.H
swimming pool at the city
ready to be dedicated ThanKsgiv-
ing If the members so desire.
Charles Burton, chairman of the
committee which had that project
In charge, informed the club &C
the Wednesday luncheon
It Is planned to dedicate the
pool, which has been built &C q
cost of $500 by the club, on Christ
mas day. 1t will be ready for a
Thanksgiving fete If you SO desire, {"
Burton said.
Credit for the prompt manner
in which the commission from the
club has been executed Is due to
Ben Proctor" he continued. mo
sooner had the club authorized the
expenditure for the purpose than
he prepared the plans and started
work"
Gift TO Children
The pool is to be a gift to the
children OF Brownsville from local
Rotarians and for the present year
will replace the Christmas tree,
which has been an annual event
for many years past.
Cleve Tandy read excerpts from
a speech on vocational service
which was delivered sometime ago
by II. II. Stafford, executive vice
president Of the Missouri Pacific
Lines before the Houston Rotary
club, Of which he Is a member. The
speech has attracted such wide
spread attention 1t has been pub
hshed In pamphlet form and is
given circulation throughout the
country.
Rev. E. P. Day spoke Of the an
nual Red Cross drive which Is to
be conducted here from TUESDAY,
to Saturday of next week under
the direction Of the Rev. r.. o.
Macintosh and urged that men,
bers OF the club support the give.
This Is the greatest humanitarian
organization the world has known
and deserves wholehearted support. ;
the speaker said.
II see the newspapers of the
state are beginning TO speak or the
Brownsville Golden Eagles as pro-
bable state champions" Doug Fes-
sender, coach, who was a guest of
j. w. Irvine, said. This came as
quite a surprise TO me-" he con-
tinued. The last / knew they were
about to bar nine OF our mel be-
cause they are grandfathers and
now they are talking about us be-
Ing state champions" He was re-
ferring to tbs information" con-
yeyed to local school officials last
Friday by san Antonio and Austin
coaches that Sylvester and other
members of the team were inelig-
ible. The indicated protest has since
been dropped since local eligibility
records OF the players have been
searched.
I'VE have a hard game To win
in u last home contest here Fri
day with Harlandale high" he
said.
President VIM. s. West suggest
ed that FeSsenden require the
school board and members Of the
faculty 10 play the last quarter
or that game.
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to Give Friday
Game PLAY By PLAY

Station KWWG viii give a play
BY play running account Of the
Brownsville : HarlandaIe football
game here Friday afternoon, sta
ton operators have announced. j.
W. (Red) Irvine will probably be
at the micrOphone.
Saturday an l.ccount will be Civ
en- Of the Army-Illinois game. The
station ~broadcasts one Of the i'm
portant games each Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08

TYLER. Tex. Nov. TIT Van
Zandt countviE oil boom received
new impetus today with news that
4 second wen had been spudded In
late yesterday.
DriIlers ~ the second well, known
a. the Peoples National banH NO.
/, announced they sere going down
for oil. II necessary 10 drill 5000
feet. Three other wells two by
Shell and one by the re OIL
company. who sponsored the dis
cOvery well, Jarman NO. H. are
ready to spud in
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and the tariff debate resumed. Sc
nator Barley OF Kentucky asked:
by what authority has Kresge
and Woolworth moved into this
chamher2"
The tariff, OF course. was res
ponsibIe for the party as the pre-
sents" turned out 10 be m display
Of foreign articles, the cheapness
Of which high tariff advocates want
ed to use to Bolster their claims for
increased duties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1924
demand for q tariff on manganese.
q raw material used La the manufac-
ture or steel, vas made In the Sc
nate today by Senator Ashurst.
democrat. Arizona. who said statis-
ties I'm Tax returns of the big steel
corporations showed they had made
a net profit Of se30,ls1.0 59 since en-
actment Of the present tariff law.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08
Identify Man
As Wornan's SLAYER

GASTONIA, N. C., Nov. 7-CR-
Three persons have taken the stand
and identified Horace wheeler.
Loray mil worker, as the man who
fired the shot which killed Mrs.
Ella May Virgins, textile striker.
The State today had Is other wit
nesses ready in its efforts TO solve
one Of the acts of violence rerult-
ing from recent tile labor dis
orders In North Carolina.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08
BIDS ON x LAND
AGGREGATE $277.OOO

AUSTIN. Nov. 7.-tR-HiRh bids
Tor mineral rights on is tracts or
University Of Texas land aggregated
SZI7,1O2, 1t was disclosed when the
bids we're opened today by the board
Tor lease Of the lands. This was IN
addition to the required 81 an acre
and the minimum one sixth roy
atty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08
Senators Caper Over Tariff Knicknacks'

Mixing in the fun. Senator VAN
denberg OF Michigan. deposited a big
purple bottle on the desk Of Sc
nator Brockhart Of Iowa, who only
two days ago revealed the RCinas
on at what he termed q wall street
booze party In a Washington hotel.
Brookhart had not yet arrived, but
ne was denied the gift" ANYWAY
when a capitol attache took the
bottle away.
When the session finally opened
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08
MEXICO DOGS TO
y = r
HOUSTON BY AIR
y y =
FOR TREATMENT

HOUSTON, Tex, Nov. 7-tP1-
Two dogs IN a bad way wl1h a
skin disease will leave Mexico
City by airplane today for Hous-
ton for treatment, according to
a telegram received at a dog and
cat hospital here.
The dogs belong to Mrs. Mary
Wenger Of Alabama, who also
maintains a home in Mexico
City.
The telegram said the -.Iimals
would go from Mexico Ilty to
Brownsville by air and thence
TO Houston via railway express.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 7-F9-Se-
material dignity gave way to a pre-
mature yuletide spirit in the Sc
nate chamber today at members In
going to their desks passed q huge
display Of knicknacks ranging from
brass horns to bird cages.
Gathering about the big table OF
exhibits. senator after senator could
not resist the temptation to pick
up an article to see the wheels 60
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round or to smell a foreign per-
fume.
In the middle Of q quorum call,
Senator Norris Of Nebraska, chair
man OF the judiciary committee,
fetched q huge brass horn, r0se ON
his toes and made many around him
hold their ears as he began, but did
not finish. a powerful blast.
Then another senator lifted a IKE
lele and began stunning an air
that no one could make out.