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The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-28
GERMAN CHIEF
 OFF FOR HOME
Dr. Schacht Goes to Rhine land to Confer on
 Preparations

BERLIN, May 23.-Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, Chief of the German dele gates at the Preparations Confer cnce, is reported to have left Paris for the Rhineland His visit is in- terpreted by experts as indication of new offers.
 The Preparations Conference has become tangled and Dr. Schacht is considering the problems so serious ly he found it imperative to get in touch personally with the Krupp- Thyssen interests and other Rhine ish captains of industry ot discuss them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-28
Queen Charlotte
 Islands Shaken

MASSET, Queen Charlotte Is- lands, May 23-A violent earth tremor, lasting half minute, was felt here Sunday afternoon. Houses shook, people were thrown down and afternoon sleepers were awak- ened. Clocks stopped and telegraph lines swung as if in high wind. Minor tremors followed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-28
Prince De Sagan Dies,
 Self-Inflicted Wound

PARIS, May 28. - Prince De Sagan, 19-year -old son of the for mer Anna Gould, died today from a self-inflicted wound. The young man shot himself when his par ents objected to his marriage to a 19-year-old French girl until he be- came 21 years of age.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-28

MAY RESIGN HER OFFICE
R umors Circulated Mrs. Willebrandt to Leave Of-
 flee of Atty.-Gen.

WASHINGTON, May 28.--Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt, Assistant Attor- ney General, in charge of the pros ecution of Prohibition, Narcotic, h. ternal Revenue and Customs Laws violations is soon expected to re- sign, according to reports in off, cial circles.
 Mrs Willebrandt, at St. Louis, entour to Baylor University, Waco, Texas, refused to discuss the re- ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-28
Herbert Fahey Takes to Air Again; to Make
 Attempt for Record

LOS ANGELES, Cal, May 28.- Herbert Fahey hoped off at 4:43 o'clock this morning in second attempt to set a solo nonstop record. His first attempt ended Saturday when fog bank swept in from the ocean and forced him to descend.
 The present record is held by Martin Jensen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-28
FLASH
 DELAYED DAY

OLD ORCHARD, Maine, May 23. Gross winds and rain towards the mid-Atlantic caused another days delay in the proposed flight of the Green Flash to Rome The pilots said no attempt will be made to take-off today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-28

Noel w. Smith, formerly Gen. eral Manager of the Alaska Rail- road, is now General Superintend- ent of the Motor Service of the Pennsylvania Railroad, which has become a very important part in the big transportation system.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-28

wedding yesterday
 ENGIEWOOD, N. J., 23Am w. Morrow late yesterday yesterday of their daughter Anne to Col. Charles A. Lindbergh
 The simply: the at
 were given In t.s..5..
 Today announced that the married with simple which performed the ing the presence members of the two families.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-28

The Anchorage merchants have expressed preference to the City Council that oil be used as a layer of dust on Fourth Street instead of water.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-28

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-07
MERCEDES
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
MIR. and Mrs. J. G. Bauer and
daughter nave arrived In Mercedes
from Missouri 10 spend the win
ter. Mr.. Bauer Is IN the produce
business.
III. q. Van Meter OF Des Moines.
iowa, spent several days here our
ing the past weex attending 10
business. Mar. and Mrs. Van Nc
Uer, former residents OF Mercedes,
are spending the winter IN FalIur-
rias with their daughter, Mrs. Dave
Blackwell and family, also former
residents or this city
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen and
children Of Lake Geneva, Mlscon-
sin, have arrived IN Mercedes 10
spend the winter.
Mrs. Ben Goldberg and daughter.
Frances, have arrived II mercedes
from California 70 join MIR. Gold
berg. They viii spend the winter
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. w. Heckerson
and Miss Christine GrinnetJ nave
returned to san Antonio after
spending several days here IN the
home 81 Mrs. Heckerson's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. w. u. Uecker.
Mrs. Margaret Ragland has re-
turned to Mercedes after spending
several weeks with her son, William,
in Kerrville.
Martin Hamilton left for North
ern Oklahoma at the weekend
where he was called OH account OF
the death Of his father.
Mrs. Jack Hawkins has returned
from San Antonio where she spent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-07

hostesses at the home of Mrs.
Shaw.
The house was beautifully decor
a.ed with pink rose buds and
queens wreath. These with pink
crepe paper were used at the table
where a chimney. containing the
gifts and presided over by a large
stork, was used as q center piece.
After cleverly arranged games
and needlework the h0noree open
ed her packages.
Many beautiful things were found
after which delicious refreshments
we're served 10 the following: Miss
Bardwell, Mrs. Ireland, Mrs. Sherer.
Mrs. q. ID. Mccoy, Miss Margaret
Oliver, Miss Josephine Hanah. Mrs.
j. X. Hannah, Mrs. /. ". Flynt,
Mrs. n. n. Stephenson. Mrs. >. ID.
Kieffer. Mrs. Leor Hargrave, Mrs.
r. Erickson, Mrs. Laua Lane, Mrs.
Kiester, Mrs. Clias Frazier. Mrs.
Lowell Clark. Mrs. C.. II. wilson,
Mrs. Albert Hakim and Mrs. r. Fl.
Caldwell.
Favors appropriate for the &C.
casion were given each guest.
PERSONALS
ID. vi. Forbes has returned after
several weeks spent in the north.
Mrs. ChaS. Frazier has returned
from an extended visit In Kansas.
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development at some site across the
Rio Grande river, plans for which
have been under way here for
some time.
Bacon IL interested in obtaining
outside capital for the amusement
project, which Is being investigated
from all angles by -. A. OrNeal. cf
~. Louis, president of the Inter-
national Greyhound association, for
E. j. O'Hara. another promoter OF
the race track.
The dogs will be kept in winter
quarters &C Harlingen, pending the
outcome Of the matter.
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a week with relatives and friends
Miss Betty Ammons Of Kennedy. Is
q guest here In the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Bob Robinson.
Kenneth johnson has returned 70
Mercedes after q four months
stay In Dallas.
Mrs. John c. Jones and son and
Mrs. Jones mother, Mrs. q. G,
Sarrick, have returned to Mercedes
from an extended stay tn San An
tonic.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Gray of
Brownsville. and their house guest,
DR.. b. Frank Gray OF Indiana,
were guests here during the past
week in the home of their daughter
and her husband, MIR. and Mrs,
Jack Martin.
Mrs. Louise Conkers OF Boston,
Mass, who has spent the past
week III Mercedes, as the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bervard, has
gone to La Feria for a visit with
Mrs. Wayne zimmerman, before re-
turning to her home III Boston.
Mrs. Emmett Perkins has for
her guest her sister. Mrs. Lee Per-
kins. and Mrs. Francis Harris or
Big Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Alien Of
Sanger. Texas. are guests here in
the home OF MIS-. G. B. Dunsorf.
Mrs. ID. w. Scoggins and little
daughter, Fay Nayan, have returned
from a visit with relatives in Hous-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Avant and
daughter, Charline Beth, have re-
turned from a visit in East Texas.
They were accompanied home by
Mrs. Avant's mother, Mrs. Charles
Roberts, who viii spend the winter
here.
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Stomach Troubles
Headache and
Dizziness

If your stomach is sick, you are
sick all over. III you can't digest
your food, you lose strength, get
nervous and feel as tired when you
get up as when you went TO bed.
For 10 years Tanlac has restored
to health and activity many thou
sands who suffered Just as You do.
Mr.. John Robertson, of S22
Spring ST., Little Rock, Ark, says:
Il couldn't eat anything, couldn't
sleep, and working was almost an
impossibility. But after 8 bottles
or Tanlac / could eat a bulls horn
and sleep like u logl"
Let Tanlac do for you what It
did for this sufferer. It c~orrects the
most obstinate digestive troubles
relieves gas, pains in the stomach
and bowels. 1t restores appetite,
vigor and sound sleep.
Tanlac is made Of roots, barks
and herbs. The cost II less than
z cents q dose. Get q bottle from
your druggist today. Your money
back II It doesn't help you.
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California and other northern
points. Her granddaughter return
ed with her.
Mrs. Tom Perry and Mrs. Ernie
Brewer returned Friday evening
from San Antonio where they have
been attending the state meeting
Of The Eastern Star.
I'd Linnemeyer OF &c. Louis has
arrived 10 be with his mother who
Is seriously III.
DR.. and Mr.. G. D. Mccoy have
returned from n several months
trip In Ohio and other eastern
points.
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LA FERIA
INFORMAL PARTY

INFORMAL PARTY
Mrs. Ben K. Shaw and Mrs. W.
M. Coleman W. ; hostesses at the
home Of the former to a few OF
their intimate friends last Tuesday
evening.
Witches, COLLINS. and jack o.
lanterns were used effectively
throughout the rooms.
Appropriate games we're played
after which refreshments were serv-
ed.
Invited guests we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Hoibert, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl.
Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.. viii
son. Miss Minnie Sebatkie. Mr..
Henry Buckman and the hostesses
and their hubsands.
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SAN BENITO


A0ANORG DAADE
tuesday evening Of last week Mre.
Charles P. Workman. a recent bride,
was delightfully."- surprised when
members Of the Glad Girls Baptist
Sunday School Glass Of which she
mas been president, entertained in
her honor at the homo OF Miss
Lillian Hart. Halloween decorations
were used.
Games OF forty-two were played
curing the evening. Miss Rachel
cooper presented the guest OF honor
with q beautiful floor lamp in be-
nalf or the members Of the class.
During the late evening an ap-
petizing luncheon was served with
Mrs. Jessie Thomas assisting her
sister In hostess duties. Those pre-
sent included Misses Stell Briscoe.
Rachel Cooper, Grace Mcmillan.
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Racing Dogs Sent
to Harrington Man

Especial I'd The Herald
HARLTNGEN. Nov. IA car
load Of so fine racing dogs has
been shipped from Chicago 10
Earl Bacon Of Harlingen. I'M an
ticipation OF the proposed race track
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MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

One Of the most delightful part
les OF the season was the cleverly
arranged miscellaneous shower given
for Mrs. r. H. Caldwell last Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Ben L. Shaw
and Mrs. w. M. Coleman were
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FOURTH BIRTHDAY

Thursday, october gath, DORM
Rae Fagala celebrated her fourth
birthday with a party at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K.
F. Fagala on the Browne Tract.
Games were played throughout the
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Tuesdav evening the back lawn q
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4
Movie SIG South Dick Bowling
gave a weird setting Tor a Haiio"-
The guests who we're masked. were
marched from the front around the
house IA view the cemetery anc
raad the euitaphs on the tonns
snooks and lack olanterns were
neerinp from dark corners ano
brI,rh niles. The Bat Cave was
\ place Of horror with black cats
owls. bats. ghosts. dead hanos, i've,
and witches scales. Here was iounu
the fortune teller with her tales o.
happiness and woe.
Many exciting games were enJoyeu
after which refreshments were serv-
Nj cafeteria style, consisting q
eSnook San witches" Ghost Pills
Devils Delights. and rloatihs
shirts. The drinks were served
from A table featuring VETS WITT
fish on the table cover and a STURDY
fireman standing with hose in hand
10 introduce his products. Inc tooo
was served from another table
guarded by a spook holding a large
hone and wearing the sign Bone
Dry"
Partners for the supper were
chosen by matching bows Of ribbon
the matching colors having Tor
tunes.
The following guests enjoyed the
occasion: Mr.. and Mrs. +. r
George. Mr.. and Mrs Glen Scnnei-
der. Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Dodsoni
DR.. and Mrs. r. j. Gillespie, Mr..
and Mrs Clarence Gist. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tommy Mankin. Mr.. and Mrs,
Elvin McDoural. Miss Williamson
Leroy McDalliard and Herbert
Weary. Out Of town guests were
Miss Ruth Shoptaw OF RAYMOND
vile and Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Parker Of Harrington.
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DOUBLE PARTY

Monday evening of last week the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Thack-
or was the scene Of much merri-
ment when Elizabeth Benson and
Lorraine Thacker were Joint host
esses at q birthday Halloween party.
The occasion marked the tenth
birthday anniversaries Of the little
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uEIrnnIE sew MEMBERS

TUESDAY evening the DoICas sun
dav School class OF the First Baptist
Church met IN their classroom at
the church for a business and so
cjal meeting. The room was IN
te-estinrlv decorated with Hallow-
Cen novelties and colors. giving the
keynote for the evenings entertain
ment.
,rasented and were welcomed into
the class. An enjoyable two hours
was spent and later refreshments
we're served.
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SAN PERLITA


YOUNG COUPLE WE'D
A wedding Of interest to their
San Perlita friends was that of Miss
Mary Archibald when she became
the bride of Mr.. Denton Parham,
Sunday in Raymondville.
Mrs. Parham is the youngest dau-
ghter Of Mrs. G. l.. Lambert. coming
here about three years ago from
Oklahoma. She was very popular
in the younger set both here and
and in Raymondvllle.
Mr.. Parham is also a popular
young man.
They have many friends who wish
them happiness.
The younger couple left in their
car for Mississippi where they will
make their home.
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hostesses. Artistic and appropriate
decorations suggesting the Hallow-
cen theme were employed.
Twenty eight little playmates
were present. wearing the costumes
OF witches, ghosts, FAIRIES, Spanish
caballeros and senoritas.
After many interesting games the
picturesque group were served sup
per az a large table decorated with
pumpkins and witches with q beau
tifully embossed birthday cake at
either end. The cakes were cut and
served with hot chocolate and sand
witches.
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PERSONALS

Rev. Leel Arnold Of Harrington
Baptist. pastor here will preach
next Sunday both morning and
evening.
II. G. McCord and l.. b Choate
OF Kingsville were business visitors
here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley arrived
Thursday night from Oklahoma for
a visit here with their son.
Miss Grace Wilson. who is teach
ing in'the Sebastian schools. sp&at
the weekend here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. f. y. Wilson.
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~NMG ~ NLLD
Tuesday evening Mrs. j. "A. Cool
Shy entertained pleasantly at her
home for members of the Cactus
Club. Games OF bridge were enjoy
ed throughout the evening with Mrs.
5. H. Crews and H. F. McRadden
holding high score when playing
ended.
Guests other than club members
were Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Bowie
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Goolsby.
Members OF the club will be en-
tertained next meeting at the home
or Mr.. and Mrs. McFadden.
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GLIB HAS PARTY

CLUB HAS PARTY
over fifty persons enjoyed the
Halloween party given Tuesday
night at the home Of Mrs. I. K.
Fired when the Pennsylvania Ave-
ME Club entertained for the men,
hers and their families.
Halloween features We're included
IL the entertainment. including a
wheel Of fortune" Some Of the
or,estS found diversion in games Of
.Snoof" Many of the guests wore
appropriate costumes.
Refreshments were served oy the
social committee at the close Of the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. p. Jackson were
the only guests not included IN the
membership Of the club.
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Valley Society
Telephone z
Telephone z

Alma Prentiss. VIOLA Prentiss. Erie
Prentiss. Zena Seaief. Mrs. Tho
mas and Mrs. zoe, class teacher.
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10 ATTEND CONFERENCE

To AAILND OUNE EHENIE
Members OF the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club Of San Be
nito met Monday evening at the
Majestic Cafe. The private dining
room was decorated with all sorts
Of Halloween novelties and games
suited 70 the occasion were played.
Plans we're made for attending the
Fourth District Conference to be
held IN Corpus Christi November
10th.
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afternoon. At the close refresh
ments were served.
The little guests enjoying the
event we're Bernice. Caroline, Billy
and Bob Brundrett, Melva and
Adele King, Lottie Lee Ledbetter,
june and Mary Lou Burch. Paul,
Janice Mae and Alice Merritt, Luz
ellie and Mildred Watson, II. A.
Wilford and Hellace McWhorter and
Ernie Fagala.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-25
EXPECT DUNDEE
 ID LOSE GROWN
WelterWei8ht Champion Faces
 Jackie Fields Tonight

Detroit July g5 tP--Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons' chief worry to- day was the weather which threaten cd to damp the ardor of 32,000 fight fans who purchased tickets for the Joe Dundee Jackie Fields welter- weight championship battle at the Michigan state fair grounds tonight. Dundee, the Italian champion from Baltimore, has not shown any con siderable fighting ability since he gained the title two years ago and consequently will enter the ring to- night strongly suspected of being abOut 10 lose his crown. Fields. who is five years the younger and car rios considerably less ring cHpcr- lonCe has come up rapidly and has plenty of betting support. Fields supporters expect him 10 knock out the champion. Dundee has been down several times, but never out.
 Elmer (Slim) MCCIelland, Detroit
New Britain herald., 1929-07-25
PAR GOLF WILL
 NOT WIN MATCH
Numerous Stars Start in Cana dian Open Tournament Today

Kanawaki, Que, July 5 PN sional and amateur, in the United States and Canada, started out to- day with joy in their hearts to as- sault par in the Canadian open championship.
 On every hand suggestions were made that par golf-in this case 2SO for the 72 holes-would not be good enough to win. The Kama waki course, was not able to defend itself 10 any great extent for the weather was allied with the enemy It has been hot and dry and golf balls properly hit roll great dis tances. It's long holes impotent the course will have to fall back on the short ones, to rally round. The bold golfers may find trouble in plenty at the five one shotters ranging from 11O yards at the third to 240 at the ninth. Some of the teeth are removed from the ninth, however, by a big punch bowl green offering an inviting target for a spoon or No. iron.
 A great field gathered for the title event, rich in prestige but offering only a nominal monetary award. The winner will get only S4OO, no matter how much he slaves par but if a pro takes the title, and a pro always has. he can cash in heavily by having it after his name.
 At least two strong amateur threats appeared. George Won Elm and Ross Somerville and there may be others lurking in the shadows. Leo Diegel. who won the champion ship for the third time last year, found his path to fourth honor dis puted by practically every star pro in the business. Only Al Espinosa, runner-up in the United States open, was missing and the Espinosa family was represented by Abe, western open champion. Some startling scores were compiled in the practice rounds, but today was another day when the figures might reasonably be expected to mount.
 An opening round of IS holes paved the way for another IS to- morrow and a final 36 Saturday after the field of ITO has been re- duced by the first two days per formances
New Britain herald., 1929-07-25

referee, will be the third man in the ring.
 Handlers of both fighters have an nounced that their boys are in per feet condition.
 In experience Dundee has consld- era ble advantage over the challenger. He has nearly 100 ring battles be- hind him. compared with Fields A. Dundee has knocked out Mickey Walker. now the middleWeight champion; Tommy Freeman, Hll- ario Martinez and Clyde Hill. Against this Fields has a record of h knock outs and eight decisions in s fights during the past IS months. Ills knockout victims include Sergeant Sammy Baker, Don Frazer, Jack Zivic. Joe Vargas, Pete Myers, Mike Rayan, Tommy Elks, Jackie Horner, Al Van Ryn and Joe Cooper
 Both fighters are expected to be well under the welterweight limit Of 147 pounds when they weigh in be- fore the Michigan stat boxing con- mission at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-25
BROWN PICKED 10
 BEAT BATTALINO
Hartford SCrapper Faces Biggest
 Test Of Career Tonight
Hartford Card Tonight

Star bout: Bat Battalino. Hart ford, vs. Al Brown, New York, 10 rounds,
 Double semi final: Mickey Fla hive. Hartford, Ns Alex Tourain, New York; Lem Salmon, New York, vs. Mule Brown, Danbury; each s rounds.
 Other bouts: Nick Christy, Bristol, vs. Frankie Marchese, New York, 6 rounds; Johnny DiStepharo, East Hampton, vs Vince TeXiano, New Haven, four rounds.
 Hartford, July 25-The biggest gallery to see a boxing show in Con- necticut since the kaplan-Garcia championship battle a few seasons back is expected to be on hand as Bat Battalino, Hartfords hard hit ting featherweight battles Al Brown of New York, worlds bantamWeiGht champion, in the star bout at the Bulkeley Stadium.
 Matchmaker Ed Hurley said today that the advance sale presages a gate of more than S15,000.
 This will be the first time in Bat talino's career that he has had to take the small end of the purse. Brown, as a champion, is receiving 50 per cent and Bat 2212.
 Opinion is sharply divided on the outcome of the bout. Brown is rated the better boxer and he will have a tremendous advantage in reach and | height, but Battalino will have a weight margin of a few pounds and is considered the harder hitter though Brown has rocked many an opponent to sleep with his good right hand
 Battalino, who has agreed 10 make 125 for the bantam champion, was never in better shape after two weeks of daily workouts in the gym and on the road.
 The undercard is featured by z double semi-final with Mickey Fla. hive, Hartford favorite, fighting Ale, Tourain of New York in one braCke and Lem Salmon of New York meet. ing Mule Brown of Danbury in the other,
 Brown and Salmon fought at tho Hartford ball park recently and i was one of the ferCest clashes seer here in many day.