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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-07
Houses for Rent

ADAMS. 1e2o-6-room modern double; ga
rage: water paid; near Brookside park.
ASHLAND, 264l-7-room mod. double. ga
rage. s45. owner, 1885 college. Wa 4s40:
BROOKSIDE AVE, 1925 rooms modern
suitable for families; $50 FREE REM
repairs; painter preferred. owner, la
CAPROLLTON-4 rooms; modern; (rearJ
1868: $50: water paid. Hu. 2023-
CARROLLTON, 3433-5-room mod. bung;;
double; redec.; gar; $3.50 Wa332l-R.
DEARBORN. Bungalow; double; gas
range; water. gar. furnished. RI lgZO.
EUGENE. 854-5 rooms, modern; excellent
condition. nice yard; garage paVed
street; hardwood floors; $50
EWING, -Brookside park 5-room
modern: garage, S3250. Oh, 239l.
FULTON. 325-6 rooms; modern; water
paid. $50 Ii 9l56.
GALE. N. 2948-4-room half strictly mod
ern double garage. Il. Ol64. -
HABIG ROAD-At 300 S. Meridian; Arm.
ground. G. A. DUNN, Greenwood. Pm. 164
KENWOOD. CLASSROOM modern double,
double garage. Ii. 1915. From 70 z.
LANSING, 49, ROOMS, BATH, $40.
DIR. 1417.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1855 rooms modern:
garage; S35. Ri. 1026.
MCPHERSON, 2823-Double; rms. mod
clean. gar; excellent cond.; SIS.
MICHIGAN, E.. 4710-Half double; strictly
mod, rooms. Shown by appt. Or. 2862-M.
NEW JERSEY, N. 2113-4 bedroom, clean,
modern home; garage from owner.
NEW YORK, E-5-rm. semi-mod., gar.
water pd; 1880 Dorman, 318; mod
rms, redec. in and out. water pd., S26.50.
RANDOLPH S. 1904 rooms, semi mod
5 S528R Ra'sf p"io' SO soou O0l-o-'-0--- .
RINGGOLD, 1532-Double, cleo. gas city
water. soft water. toilet, Sl9; garage, S2I,
SHELDON-6 rms, SCI; 5 rms $19; semi
mod; close car; water pd. On. 56l9.
WIDOW-Has 6 modern rooms, rent S, re-
serve l; adults; $l8. Oh. 49z5-M.
NEAT COTTAGE-New paper; large yard
only s14. Cruise, 1913 N. Delaware St.
COLORED-4-room house. 2528 Wheeler
St.. SIS. Ri. 1908 or Be 1893.
GROOM COTTAGE-With garage. 10
White River Parkway w Dr.. $17.
If
there is a telephone located in the
house in which you are moving, you
calling RI ley 1851.
INDIANA
BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY
Cottages and Resorts
LAKE Cottages for rent or
sale. 1913 Park Ave. Ri. 1457.
Business Places for Rent
l. ?, 3 AND 4-ROOM SUITES.
Furniste ed or unfinished.
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG.
Southwest Corner Market and Delaware.
Ii 3458. Room TO
LARGE STOREROOM-Chea rent 1928 N.
Euclid Ave.
DESK-In prominent down town office.
Phone, steno., $40 month. Ri. 0232.
Ho.oor e.. C~Eo
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-07
Room for Rent With Board

ILL. N. 235s-Laree. front; private home;
good meals: reasonable. Ia. 1927
NEW JERSEY. N 2066-Front room. fur
Hishcd or unfinished. Ha. 4Sl2R.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-07
AMBASSADOR APARTMENT
HOTEL

Beautiful ultra modern, furnished or
unfurnished; S6O.50 and up. Daily or
monthly rates. Hotel Service. Phone Ri
1871 or call at building. $50 N. Penn.
LOVELY-4-rm upper duplex; newly dec;
garage; utilities furn.; adults Ha. 1945.
200 w. NORTH ST.-Laverne Apt, colored,
4 rms. thoroughly mod. Ri. 0232, Hem.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-07
Room for Rent With Board

NEW JERSEY. N, 2229-Lady to share
attractively furnished front room. with
couRenial girl. modern home. privileges;
plenty hot water, excellent meals Ia
4706
SUMNER HOME-For children. Mothers
care. COG Somerset. Be. 400.
ROOM AND BOARD-In strictly modern
home: home privileges II. 6209.
HLDREN-Mother's care, modern home.
DR. 4770
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-07
Farms for Sale

1872 ACREs-Near zionsville. Ind; good
level land all cleared; lots of fruit; g.
room house; barn, tool house; other out
buildings wells large maple and elm
shade trees; this place TO be sold TO
settle estate Call at Farmers State Bank,
ZiOnSVille Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-07
Houses for Sale

TWO BUSINESS BLOCKS,
22x132: IN PERFECT CON
DITION; $1,000 EACH FOR
CASH. IN ALEXANDRIA,
IND. THE HOME OF THE
NEW PRODUCT MINERAL
ROCK WOOL. THE JOHNS
MANVILLE COMPANY AND
THE GENERAL INSULAT-
ING COMPANY ARE MAX
ING BIG ADDITIONS TO
THEIR BIG PLANTS TO
MEET THE DEMAND FOR
THIS NEW PRODUCT. 1T
WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTI-
GATE, IF INTERESTED.
JOHN A. ROSENBERGER,
ALEXANDRIA, IND.
704 n. HARRISON ST.
PHONE 40.
1929 S. Pennsylvania
OPEN SAT. P. NJ. AND SUNDAY.
See this brand new modern Colonial
bungalow. The finishing touches are be
ing put on as this paper goes to press.
It. is on a PAVED STREET. The. living
room is large two diversified bedrooms,
complete bath, oak floors throughout, full
basement, Rybolt furnace. Under $4,000
ALSO 121 E. BERWYN
New modern Colonial with large
rooms, full basement and only S4,250 on
terms H. w. Fieber. Ri. 2509, Hu. 3284.
5000 CASH-Balance easy; 5-room modern.
Inquire. 1875 Lyndhurst Be. ISL.
RURAL, 12O5-3 -bedroom modern home;
steam heat. owner, Oh. 2l36-W.
Lots for Sale
EDGEwOOD-Gilbert St.. y 50. W Madi-
son, 1O0x3OO it.; 5000. S. P. 233-W2.
Real Estate for Exchange
sHORTRIDGE-2 squares; equity in 7-rm
hse. to exch. for small house. Ia. 2726.
Farms for Sale
1877 ACRES-Near townsville, Ind. good
level land all cleared: lots of fruit; g.
room house; barn. tool house; other out
buildings; 3 wells large maple and elm
shade trees; this place TO be sold 20
settle estate. Call at Farmers State Bank,
townsville, Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-07

ALABAMA. n. 1s3s-Dandy, furn. new; !
IN. kitchenette. come. see: hot water.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-07
Apartments for Rent

APARTMENT RENTAL
BUREAU
Let us help you find an apartment. We
take YOU in our car. No obligation OF
course. Ri. 1871.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-11-15
Phi1iorine News i'm Crici

Philippine News In Er2ei.
Governor General Davis has announced
that he will require all Cover
SGG Of 9ff9ssy
to enable him to keep in closer touch with
their finances:
Manuel Nieto, repre- sentat i've of Nueva
vizoaya' WIG is accused of having SPOKEN
aeainst the di enity of his fell ow-ncnbors,
ITO" 10 01SP.::.: NJ: . o.!!' sso'S'
The bill providing for the creation of
commerce and omun ic a tt ons has been signed
BY the { lbs 54stss
has been appointed to the new post.
By stopping only in Honolulu and Hong
Kong, the steamship Pr, dent Hayes Of the
9G!4sr biHe haS ben se all: to cover
in g days, thus bcttering the regular Pa
0ifi0 tim By days:
The council of state has approved in
h P3SP 0qa ast
the e9P5st ion Of oh project about
p 600 600 via be Of this amount
the o0nstr9c :ion Of the proposed oentor.
The pier of the Man lila Railra cd conpa-
ny at Poro, San Fernando, la Union, will be
ready for use by rOund-thc-world boats in
February 1880:
The judges of the court of f. st ms
lance OF MAN Ia nave passed re so luton
curtai ling the pr &C ii &c among lawyers in
the city of selecting the jud ees to try CT
vii case in which the lawyers iutcres S
ted.
..................
Mayor Tomas Earnshew of Manila has
comp d ARA g. nen is % buy from the
LONG the Bank Of tRs Rasi size Ri%er oppoaite
the Nal acanane Palace, for park use.
cations has aut horizcd the release of
p 900, 900 out of he gasoline tax fund to
10 used for tho air of roads and bridges
destroyed by the recent typhoons.
Another of theft on a large scale
iuvo living PSI 900 worth of stamps, was
di scovorod in the bureau of posts investi-
CATION Tues day, whom four packages suppos ID
% contat n ouc-?oso stamps, were found wi tn
only two-centavo stamps inside.
Senator Jose Ola r in has pre- use ted
resolution in the uppocr house requiring
the use of text books distinctly Filipino
in tire atmcnt and content, and the granting
to stud is Of the freed ON to speak in publ
schools on the indepen denoe question.
For C la inning to be a resident COMM S.
siouer by virtue of a verbal appoin tment
ma de by Pres Mt Hoover, and for saying
that he had P3, 900 200 bank deposit viii oh
he could easily cash with the he 1p Of at
least 20 C on st bu1ary sold iors, Julian Sa-
1iau2, an air promoter, has beon de- tanned
by Manila c ems tabulary for thorough cxanin-
alton Of his monta1 apParetu
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-11-15

The judges of the court of f ir st ms
lance of Manila have passed resolution
curtai ling the pr &C tt oe among lawyers in
the city of selecting the judG to try CT
vii cases in which the lawyers are in tcres-
ted.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-11-15

Governor General Davis has announced
that he Will require all govc rnmcnt con
trolled corporations to submit monthly re =
ports OF their respective activities so S
to enable him to keep in closer touch wit
their finances.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-11-15

Mayor Tomas Earnshew of Ma
completed arrange ments to buy f
J ohuson Pickett ompa ny the Ian
a long the b ank of the Pasig Riv
the Nal aoa naue Palace, for park
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-11-15

The pier of the Man lila Railra cd compa
ny at Poro, San Fernando, La Union, will b
ready for use by round-thc-world boats in
February 1890.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-11-15

The secretary of nd comml
cations has aut horizcd the release of
p 900, 900 out Of he gasoline tax fund
be used for tho repair of roads and brio
destroyed by the recent tyrhoons.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-11-15

Another of theft on a large sea.
iuvo living Psi 900 worth of stamps, was
di scoverod in the bureau of posts inve t j.
CATION Tuesday, whom four packages suppos,
% con ia N oue-?oso stamps, were found wi
only two-centavo STAMPS inside.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1929-11-15

The council of state has Apr owe
Rch fh In P8S Barn SSn qaft
the omplet ion Of which projeo about
P25, 900, 900 will be hooded. Of this a
Pr, 900, 900 will be Apr opriatod every
the construc tiou Of the propo sod Mt Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-26
.SANTACLAUSDROPS
FROM NAVAL PLANE
Small Guests of Air Station
is = Rush From Dinner to
Greet Visitor.

Santa Claus, in the person Of Avia-
ton Chief Machinist Mate w. F. Scott,
descended to the Anacostia Naval Air
Station suspended from Navy para
chute yesterday afternoon and brought
Christmas greetings and gifts to more
than 100 children of men of the sta
ton and poor children gathered from
the neighborhood by the American Red
Cross.
The children gathered at the station
at noon and were given Christmas
dinner in the station mess hall. AS
they finished eating the roar of big
transport plane was heard overhead and
the youngsters, in great excitement,
hurried to the flying field to witness the
arrival of Santa Claus.
Over the field, at an altitude of about
1000 feet, circled a big tri-motored
transport plane. On any other day the
children might have recognized it as the
naval air stations Ford transport, but
sent up a shout of Joy as a diminutive
figure In red dropped from the plane
over their heads end white parachute
bloSsomed against the sky.
AS the parachute dropped toward the
ground they could see that the figure at
the end Of the parachute harness was
dressed in red with white fur trimming
and that he wore long white beard
It was Santa Claus, as was proved to
their full satisfaction a few moments
later when he received a bullying bag
from a couple of husky sailors, deputized
as Santa's assistants, and began the dis
tribution of gifts to each of the chill
dren.
The party was arranged jointly by the
air station officers and men and the
American Red Cross chapter at the sta
ton and was financed from the station
welfare fund. It was SCOTS 276th para
chute jump and his sixth as Santa
Clause at the station. The plane was
flown by Lieut.. J. j. Clark, station ex-
ecuttve officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-26
ADJUSTMENTS
R-K-O-KETTH!S An excel
lent holiday
"The VagabOnd Lover" progra

l.
''The vagabODd Lover" progra !,
headed by
Rudy Vallee's screen inaugural, 1.-THE
Vagabond Lover" and including two
short comedy subjects of high cali
Der, crowded the Keith Theater to the
doors yesterday afternoon and evening.
A special Christmas musical offer
ing by the concert orchestra, featur-
ing some musical gymnastics on toy
instruments, supplied for the occasion,
no doubt, by Santa Claus himself, add
ed color to the bill and was received
hilariously.
Vallee, young man with a melodi-
Gus voice, but little knowledge of dra-
matte technique, nevertheless puts it
across in his initial appearance on the
screen, supported by the always anus
ing Marie Dressler, who runs away with
the comedy honors; Sally Blame and
Charles Sellon with group of musical
boys who know their jazz.
Vallee's singing of the "Vagabond
Lover" "A Little Kiss Each Morning."
II Love You," st Need You" and Then
highlights Of the play from musical
standpoint. But Miss Dressler does
all the acting-except for the bits con-
tributed by Charles Sellon as chief
of the local police force, and some good
facial expressions added by the young
woman who plays Mrs. Todhunter,
social rival of the inimitable Dressler,
a perfect caricature of the ambitious
climber" who won't admit defeat in
a social tilt.
The story centers around a mistake
in identity made by an estimable ma
tron, who thinks the struggling young
Rudy and his amateur band are the
world-famous Tied Grant" outfit, and
promptly dates them up for her mu-
sicale and charity benefit, with anus
ing complications. OF course, Rudy
falls In love with the neice in the Off
ing, and eventually it all ends haps
PLY.
OF the short subjects, one provides
some first-class comedy, with Nat Carr
in the lead as Gen." GinSberg, a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-26
HASTINGS NEPHEW HELD
FOR COURT ON MURDER
Brothers of Legislators Relative
Describe Killing of Unarmed
Victim.
BY the Associated Press.


JAY, Okla, December discharged
with murder, Writ Hastings, nephew of
Representative w. w. Hastings of Tah-
leQuah, Is in the Delaware County Jail
here awaiting formal arraignment.
Hastings was arrested Tuesday night, "a
hours after Charles Geayrock, neigh
Dor, had been shot to death as he sat
in the Hastings home, near here.
Geayrock was said to have been sum-
moned to the Hastings home by Mrs
Hastings, who said her husband was
drunk and she was unable Ito do any
thing with him" Hastings brother
Ergar and Owen, who lived with him,
told w. F. Hampton, county attorney,
that Writ had struck his wife and
fought with them. The brothers said
that Geayrock was shot as he sat in a
chair unarmed.
Hastings had made no statement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-26

nons," playing currently in the local
opera house, are guests of the irate
papa, who owns the local hotel. Faced
with eviction, 1.-THE Shannons" buy the
hotel.
Then the trouble does start It has
its amusing aspects, as well as the trou-
blesome, with the result that the pic
ture stands as highly amusing fare.
Many Christmas holiday novelties are
featured on the current program, In
Guiding Sunny Jim in rip-roaring
comedy entitled "A Xmas Party" Also
a new feature entitled Station STAR"
which shows the stars of FINLAND at
home and at play. Rude Vallee, the
screens latest sensation, croons one of
his late songs from his first picture and
also introduces his band boys in a novel
manner. Many other stars appear in
this special single reeler. The Evening
Star Universal Newsreel and other short
subjects round out an entertaining pro-
gram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-26
MANS NOSE FOR ALCOHOL GETS
HIM BARREL OF FUN, OTHERS WOE
Sensvy of Motorists O1efactory Glands Causes Snar
Among Towns Merchants-Costs Truck Driver Job.

Following his nose, he investigated the
radiator.
Say" said he minute later as his
car skidded to a stop in the filling sta
ton he Just had left, I'D like to buy a
barrel of alcohol to keep in my garage
at home. I'll take it right with me-"
Today drug store had a barrel Of
denatured alcohol, filling station had
a most unhappy attendant, a whole
sale drug house had an ad in the paper
for a new truck driver-and a motorist
had a barrel of genuine, bonded,
medicinal grain alcohol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-26
BY the Associated Press.


INDEPENDENCE, Kans., December
26.-Possession of olefactory memories
that date back to pre-Volstedian days
has made an independence motorist the
most popular man in town.
The happy one, who prefers to be
nameless, purchased gallon of alcohol
for the radiator of his motor car.
"Sniff, sniff, sniff" said he little
later on-or something to that effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-26
RIALTO
"The Shan
mons of
Broadway"

It takes two vaudeville performers
Games Gleason and Lucille Gleason)
who want to achieve Broadway, and
leaves them practically where they
started-but with a hotel on their
hands.
James and Lucille Gleason, noted
vaudeville team, romp through this.
The first mentioned is outstanding
though the work done by his wife is
noteworthy.
The picture has as its theme troubles
Trouble starts when an irritated father
rescues his daughter from the lad
vances" Of q stage sheik 1.-The Shan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-26

Berlin, Germany, has an unusual
slot machine on its streets, which
supplies oiled paper umbrellas at cost
of IL cents each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-26

high private in the rear ranks on the
front-line trench duty in the recent
World War. The other, a Pathe short
feature, "Rubeville Night Club" is a
clever vehicle for the introduction of
some song and dance talent. The R-K-O
news features round out the bill.
n N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-26

1.-THE Shannons of
Broadway" that opened
at the Rialto yesterday.
is a story that marks an
absolute departure from
the accented formula,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-26

Fancy quality sliced breakfast
bacon quoted at most reasonable
price.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-28
CREAGER LAUDS
HOOVER'SSTAND
Texas to Become Two-Party
State AS Result Of His
Statement Is Belief

Texas will become a two party
state" with the democrats and re-
publicanS ~contesting strongly for
control as the result Of President
Hoover's stand on patronage in
Texas and because of his pro-
nouncement on leadership in the
belief Of r. B. Creager Of Browns
vile, republican national commit
teeman.
Mr.. Creager has issued the follow
ing statement 70 the press:
In the light of recent efforts on
the part of ignorant and p~rejudiced
individuals to reflect upon the re-
publican organization in Texas, the
presidents unqualified expression
Of his confidence in the republican
leadership in this state is crafty
ing. This statement from Mr..
Hoover will greatly help to wipe out
the remnants of narrow partisan
ship and sectional prejudice in the
South. 1t is frank and courageous
and is bound to appeal to the right
thinking men and women of the
South, irrespective of their former
party Affiliations.
With reference to federal ap-
pointments and to u policies gen.
orally, we have been inviting and
we shall continue to seek the adj
vice and cooperation of leading men
and women among the independent
democrats as well as leading re-
publicans who are not members of
our official organization. 1t is a
part of I'LL plan to invite a number
of outstanding citizens from the
groups named to act with us as an
advisory committe and to, SO far as
practicable, enlist the aid Of re-
%sponsible public bodies, such as
chambers of commerce.
For eight years, I have devoted
a large part Of my time to the eff
fort to bring about the two-party
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-28
Shipments Again
Over the 300-Car
Mark Wednesday

Valley loadings Wednesday again
went over the 300-car mark, with
301 cars reported out by the two
railroads, 81 cars under the peak
attained Tuesday.
A new season record for potatoes
was attained with ~ cars loaded,
and cabbage totaled 118 cars.
The cabbage price was still hold
ing around IS per ton to the grow
ers, with shippers taking a very
pessimistic view of the situation,
and predicting that no increase
could be expected until the move
ment Is reduced.
Potatoes were holding around
S2.25 per 100 pounds Thursday
morning, and shippers expected no
further break in the market, al
though the movement from the
Valley has been extremely heavy
for this season.
LoadingS Wednesday included 40
cars of mixed vegetables, 7 beets.
As carrots, IA beets and carrots, 118
cabbage, IL onions, AZ potatoes, l
parsley, 1 anise, 6 string beans, 16
grapefruit. The movement to date
is 14,109 cars as compared with 49,
ITO to the same date last year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-28
BY KEEN

IN 10y AAASAlkt N KIN
FORT LEONARD WOOD, Md,
March 28.-"That may be So" said
the lieutenant, with dignity, 1T
may, as you say, sergeant, be bet
ter so far as popular taste goes, to
use three eggs to each gallon of
milk. But as for myself, sir, 1 shall
stick to my guns, sir, and shall in
sist that TWO eggs. sir, is the
proper proportion, sir"
Or something to that effect.
The lieutenant stood there and
gloWered at the sergeant, who hum
bly, turned back to his oniOn-peel-
ing. The lieutenant threw anoth-
er pint Of pepper into the goulash
and turned up a fire under a soft
cuStard.
From another quarter of the
camp came family the strains Of
song:
You're in the ar-r-r-my now"
And what is more" said the
lieutenant. If you don't haste the
roast We'll have cinders and no
gravy for grub" And he added, as
an afterthought: CIR"
Across the way the song rose
higher on the cold evening air:
You're in the ar-r-r-my now,
You're not behind the pillow.
You'll never get kraut
Or lamb ragout;
You're in the army now.
"Yiu're in the ar-r-r-my now;
The Loule'S cOOk-and howl
You'll never get stout
Until you get out;
You're in the ormy now"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-28
ICE BOUND is CHOSEN
MERCEDES A PLAY

MERCEDES, March 28.-"Ice
Bound" is the title of the senior
class play Of the Mercedes high
school this year which will be
given at the junior high auditor
ium on the night of April 81.
Fay Dele McAdams and Cliff
ford Senterfitt have been chosen as
the leads. Other characters which
make up the cast are Beatrice
Pierras, Emma Jardous' daughter;
Mary Lee Kern. Sadie Fellows. a
widow: Rit Grin, her son: Mar
garet Pierce, the unmarried Jor-
don sister; John Oils, Ben Jor-
don, a brother; Barr Ewing. DR..
Curtiss; Glenn Commons, Judge
Barford; Della Walker, a servant:
Carter Fixes, a deputy sheriff, Jim
Coy. <taJ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-28

system in Texas and the other
Southern states. I do not desire
to see Texas an Overwhelmingly re-
publican state. 7 do want to see 1t a
doubtful one with two strong, ably
led and militant political parties,
honably ~contesting its control. I
sincerely believe that under the ma
tional leadership of President Hoov-
er, this dream is to be realized to
the great and lasting benefit of my
native state"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-28
Experts Completing
7. Foundation Work Of
Reparations Scheme

PARIS, March 28.-LP)-Before
adiourning for a seven-day Easter
holiday, the reparations experts to-
day Completed the foundation of
their %reparation scheme and will be
ready to talk figures when they
get back to work next Thursday.
Today's plenary session at which
the various delegations each pre-
sented their own ideas Of what
should constitute a basis for a dis
cussion looking toward the fixing
Of exact figures was described as
one of the most important single
sessions yet held.
It was proposed that the va
rious suggestions and observations
offered be reduced to writing for
the delegates to read during the
Easter holiday.