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The Washington times., 1929-11-07
Cyaudius Huston Leases Large House
On Massachusetts, Avenue for Winter
Chairman of Republican
National Committee to
Occupy Former Resi-
dence of Dwight Davis

After considering a num-
Der of available houses in
Washington, where they
could establish themselves
for the winter, ClaudiuAHu
ton, chairman of the Repub-
lican National Committee,
and his three attractive un-
married daughters, Kathe-
rine, Alice and Mildred,
have decided on the house
at 1920 Twentieth st., and
they will take possession of
it the middle. of this month,
in the meantime living at
the Carlton.
PaIatiaI
This residence-with its spa
cious rooms, was last occupied
by the Governor General Of the
Philippines and Mrs. Dwight
Davis, when the former was
Secretary of War. It was there
that Miss Alice Davis made
her debut a season or two ago.
With such a background, Mil
dred Huston, the debutante OF
the family, will be able to en-
tertain in the most formal
manner.
In spite of the fact that the
house has a large ballroom.
with even a tiny balcony for
an orchestra, Miss Huston will
make her bow to society at a
dinner dance at the Mayflower,
December 20.
"Gaff House"
The home is owned by Mrs.
Thomas T. Gaff, though she
has not lived there for many
years, preferring the warm cli-
mate OF Bermuda, where she
owns a beautiful home.
The Illusions claim Chatta-
nooga as their home, though
Mr.. Huston also maintains an
apartment on Park Avenue, in
New York.
Katherine Huston will act
as hostess for her father. The
married daughter, Eleanor, now
Mrs. Warren Hendrickson.
makes her home in Tulsa,
Okla, where her husband is in
the oil business. She will prob
ably visit her family here from
time to time, and at any rate
will come east for her youngest
sisters debut.
Nine. Claudel, wife Of the
French ambassador, who has
passed several months at her
home in France, is arriving in
New York today, and will come
to Washington late tonight. 90
X X
Navy Hostess
Mrs. Harry Yarnell, wife Of
Rear Admiral Yarnell, will en-
tertain for her sister, Miss Ruth
Thomas, of Newport. R. l., at
a small tea on Tuesday at her
home on Twenty-fourth Street.
Miss Thomas is the guest of
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Yarnell,
and will be here for about a
week or 10 days.
The Washington times., 1929-11-07
25OA Sauings on Draperies
25% Savings on CorsetS

nD CORSETLETTES, of
brOcade with swami bras.
siers, well bOned over
diaphragm. Were 95c. Coz
Friday only ......... O"N
(58) GARTER BELTS, of
figured brOcade and elastic.
Were 49c. Friday OOo
only ................. %ON
FlSOT
The Washington times., 1929-11-07
Save 25Go on Knit UnderlUear

(20 WOMEN'S KNITTED
UNION SUITS, bodice top
STYLES; medium weight. SQC
Were 80. Friday only O"N
1861. CHILDREN'S UNION
SUITS, part wool; 2 and 3
year sizes. Were CSC. S0C
Friday only. 80
(5M CHILDREN'S VESTS
Bemberg and rayOn. Were ST..
TV,IV
The Washington times., 1929-11-07

(3D SEMI STEP.IN CIR
DIES, of satin and brOcade
with surgical elastic; lightly
bOned. Were 1895
to $4.39. Friday co OK
only ,..............
(24 BACKLACING COR
SETS, lightly bOned, Of bro
.Cade and elastic. Were COO
Csc. Friday only ...... V"N
The Washington times., 1929-11-07
Sove 25% on Girls Wear

(2) GIRLS WOOL FROCkS, in cunning style
and ~ years. Were $495. Friday only. .......
Fourth Floor
The Washington times., 1929-11-07
25oo Savings on SILK Underweor
25oh Savings on Don1eSticS

PEPPE RELL SOLID.
COLOR SHEETS, of durable
sheeting, in orchid, peach and
rose; sizes 72X99 and 8lX99
inches. Were $2.25 and $2.49.
S1.68 and $1.86
The Washington times., 1929-11-07
25oL .Souinqs in Art Work

(75) RHODOID AND BEAD
SHADES-fOr side or hanging
lights. Were $1.0O. FRI S0O
day only. ............ CVN
uOO) IMPORTEB DOLL
HEADS-with blonde, bru.
nette, auburn or grey hair.
,,r Were SSe' Friday 49C
only
Q0) SCRAP BASkETS-OI
stenciIed parchment, i'm as.
sorted cOlOrs. Were Ct 40
$2.95. Friday only. VA"1"
The Washington times., 1929-11-07
[ Thrifty F riday-Save 259
Mail c. O. D. Orders Accepted Thrifty Friday m
25& Savings on Infants Wear

(2?) INFAN TS' WOOL
CREPELLA BONNETS, in
white, pink and blue. Were
$2.98. Friday 31 S0
only -. -. -.
(4N PLUSH TOYS AND
DOLLS, slightelY mus ed.
Were $1.5O. Friday 7S0
only .........
(38) KNITTED CAPS AND
HOODS, some slightly SOiled
from display. Were
much more. Friday CSO
only ..........,. ScN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
TRUSDALEI IS
HURT WRECK
Messenger Who Gain
ed Fame Killing
Bandits May Die

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 80
The name Of r. J.. Trusdale some
II years ago was in the papers from
coast 70 coast because, as an express
messenger on a passenger train he
killed two members az a band which
attempted 70 rob his car, and today
it is in the news again. He lies in
a Seguin. Tex, hospital with auto
mobile accident injuries.
West Of San Antonio a group Of
big hated bandits stopped q train.
They broke into IN express car. Mes
senger Trusdale grabbed a gun ard
shot it out with them, leaving two
dead and routing the others.
After the resultant fame, Trusdale,
John McGraw Of the New York
Giants, Hushey Jennings, Giant
manager and coach. and q group OF
other notables figured in a train
wreck near here. These celebrities,
with others, walked into Scguin, the
nearest town and almost the entire
populace gathered around to see
him. Jennings. the story isl. even
put on" one Of his famous grass
eatings" for the crowd.
Trusdale and j. O.. Loftcn, a san
Antonio school principal. were IN
jured Sunday in an automobile acci-
dent near Seguin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
PRINCE Will
Wed WEALTH
Henry of Reuss and
Mrs. Burchard of
u. s. to Marry

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-fP=Mrs.
Allcne Tew Burchard. wealthy widow
Of New York and Paris, Is TO marry
Prince Henry Of Reuss, q member az
one Of Europe's oldest ~reigning
houses.
Mrs. Burchard inherited an estate
Of $4,000, 900 on the death Of her hus-
band, Arson Wood Burchard, vice
chairman of the General Electric
company, in 1927. She is now IN
Egypt. Announcement Of the en-
gagement was cabled to friends.
The marriage will be Mrs. Bur-
chard's third. She was first married
to Theodore Hostettcr Of Pittsburgh,
who died.
Prince Henry II a son 81 Prince
Henry VII and the Princess Marie
AleXandrine 81 Saxe-Weimar,
Duchess of SAKE. lie was married in
1913 TO Princess Victoria Marguerite
Of Hohenzollern. She died in 1928.
The House Of Reuss until the rev.
olution Of 1918, ruled for many cen
turtles over two principalities near
the Polish border.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24

pended. according to a report filed
by the board Of directors.
1T is understood that practically
all work in connection with the or
ganization has been completed. that
a~ppraisals have been made, and that
the district is now in position to ne
gotiate with the American Rio
Grande Land and Irrigation Co. look
ing 70 a transfer Of the irrigation
system TO the district.
At the election on January II, 1928.
10 organize the district, 354 votes
were cast, 2si for confirmation or
the district and ll3 against. At the
same time bonds in the amount OF
$4,000 we're authorized 70 meet nee
essary expenses.
The board of directors sold 10000
OF the bond issue for par and ac-
crued interest netting 81 ,06S.34, and
FASH and bonds on hand o total
S~l4.3S8-26. The major part Of the
expenditures were for legal and en-
services, the latter IN con-
n%ection with appraisement Of the
properties Of the American company
which the district will take over
providing negotiations with the own
ers are successful.
The board Of directors consists Of
+. q. Richereek, president; Philip
Schwartz. viee-president; W. G..
Wise, secretary; r. J. Peck and J.
a. Liljestrand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
State Highway
Work to Start
AT Early Date

Pouring az concrete to close the us
mile gap on State Highway No. ~
between Combes and the Willacy
county line will start in two or three
weeks. according 10 an announcement
by the contractor, n. r. McElwrath.
whose crew is engaged in setting up
the paving plant at Combes.
One of the McElwrath paving crew
is now engaged in pouring concrete
on the highway from Combcs
through Santa Rosa TO the Hidalgo
county line, and this will 10 COM
plctcd in two Or three weeks. The
crew will start work on Highway No.
80 a. soon rs the concrete II poured
To COmBcs.
Dodds a. Nedegartner. who secur-
ed the contract for 40 miles on State
Highway No. 100, extending from
the end Of the present paving east
Of Los Fresnos 10 Junction. started
one crew on the military road paw
ing this week. and il IN understood
they will Ne prepared to start their
state contract n soon as the SIS mile
contract from In Paloma to Los
lndios is completed.
Bids on the two state highways in
Cameron county were very close. the
contract price ranging among the
lowest yer received by the state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
EXTENSION IS
TO Be MAPPED
c. Of Q. and COMMITS
sion to Consider
New City Limits

Joint scss on of the chamber Of
commerce and the city commission
w4l be held IN the neal future 10
pass on plans 20 be submitted fer
extension of the city limits, q. &.
Richardson. secretary M the cham
bcr of commerce announced Thurs
day.
At a meeting of directors NJ the
chamber Wednesday night 10 which
Harry FauiS was present, Mr.. Faulk
was instructed 20 confer with A. \.
Anderson and v. L. Conrad, engi-
neers, and have them prepare field
notes M the proposed extension.
While ro definite decision nas
been reached ON the exact amount
oI territory to bc added IN the city.
lt is understood "A large portion of
lhe thIckly populated section in
West Brownsville and a considerable
area north AZ the city would Ne in
cludcd.
Tentative lines Of the proposed ex-
tension Were discussed at some
length by the chamber Of commerce
directors and ID was decided that
after The field notes have been pre-
rlrae ~ joint session with The COM
missloncrs will hc sought in order
KIN have prompt action in the matter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Minister
Gets Hero Medal;
Holds Mad Dog

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 24-Pl-
Bravery shown by the Rev. Grover c.
Brewer Of Sherman, Tex, in grab
hing a rabid dog as il was ap-
preaching three children has won
for him a bronze medal awarded by
the Carnegie hero fund commission.
The Rev. Brewer, according to the
citation, first saw the dog snap az
a child and pursued it until a po-
liceman took up the chase. A while
later he again saw the animal as
II was approaching three children
playing in an alley and at once at
tackled IL. The dog sprang on him
and snapped his left wrist, but the
pastor managed IN hold the dog hy
the throat until a man arrived and
shot IL. The event occurred on
January %. 1926, the citation said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
In Legislature
by the Associated Press)

by the Associated Press)
Thursday:
Contest Of l.. X. Montgomery seat
b. +. NJ. Smith TO come before house
committee.
Senate and house members land
offive Investigating committee 10 b
appointed.
Wednesday:
Senate passed bill abolishing or
flee Of fish, game and oyster COM
missioner and setting up commits
sion Of three members.
Senate passed eleemosynary and
educational emergency appropria-
tlons.
Bill 70 steriliZe inmates state in
stItutions introduced in house.
House concurred IN senate resolu-
tion 10 investigate land office.
House committee on criminal
Jurisprudence killed anti-cvolutoin
bill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Day in Congress
H. the Arrociated Pressl

fBy the Associated Press)
Thursday:
Senate continues with cruiser
construction bill.
Calendar day in house.
House ways and mean commit
tee takes up agricultural tariffs.
Senate immigration committee
considers postponement OF national
origins clause ar immigration act.
Reed campaign funds committee
has Ware Ease before 70.
Wednesday:
Senate passed first deficiency bill
carrying s24,O00,000 for prohibition
enforcement.
Senate interstate commerce com-
mittee ended hearings on bill 70 reg
ulate soft coal industry.
Cruiser bill taken Up by senate.
Nomination OF j. Reuben Clark OF
Utah, confirmed as under-secretary
Of state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
o &c. SECRETARIES
ARE TO MEET FRIDAY

Chamber Of secretaries
OF the Valley will meet Friday night
al Harrington. according to anneance-
ment received Thursday by g. 4.
Richardson. secretary Of the local
body from vi. n. McGarity. sccre-
tary NJ the McAllcn chamber. and
president az the secretaries a%ssoci-
alton.
The meeting vill be held mt the
Reese-Nil-Mond hotel, following
dinner. Secretaries are urged "a be
present at $50 o'clock By Myron r.
Ward. secretary Of the Harrington
Chamber Of Commerce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Endowed Annual
Sermon Has Been
Given Since 1881

BURY ST. EDMUNDS. Eng. Ian.
24.-tPD-St. Mary's church in this
Suffolk town is the scene or an "en-
dowed sermon" which IL AS years
old.
The annual preaching of this SER
mon was provided for in the will
Of Jankyn Smith in the year 1881.
Il has been preached every year
since that date.
Each almshouse inmate who at
tends the service receives a shilling.
This year the trustees az the en-
dowment fund revived an ancient
custom which had lapsed IN recent
decades. After the sermon the trus-
tees adjourned 70 the Guildhsll and
as guests OF the vicar were regaled
with cakes and ale.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Ask Reduction of
School Tax Rate

The school tax rate Of S1.0O on
the 500 valuation. recommended b.
the county board Of trustees, would
supply sufficient funds 70 meet the
requirements Of the district five
years. il was revealed st a meeting
OF the commissioners court Thurs
day morning.
IA petition was presented ny the
principal land owners OF the district
requesting that the rate he cut
~ 20 ar % cents on the 500 valua-
ton.
The county board will mold a meet
ing Thursday and pass the necessary
recommendation which will be m
bodied in an order Of the court re-
ducing the rate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Broncs and Wild
Hogs Play Today
Especial 10 The HerallJ

kINGSNILLE. Jan. 24.-The Edin-
burg Junior college Broncs will
clash with the South Texas State
Teachers college Javelinas Friday
and Saturday here in what promises
to be one Of the best games yet
staged in this section.
The Javelinas possess "A fast goal
shooting quint led by Captain
Shelton, a capable ard cool headed
guard. In Milligan. ~ez-captain and
forward. the teachers have anoth-
or good basket shooter who can
rope them from all angles.
Crumpton. Robertson and Elmore
ere other players who are making
a record With the Wild Hogs this
seaSnr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Report 50 Dead
In China Battle

SHANGHAI. Jan. 24.-LP-Chinese
newspapers today said many persons
had been killed and wounded when
communists attacked the town Of
C~hwangying on Monday. Chwang-
wing lies so miles south of Shang-
hal.
a well organized band of 200 COM
munists attacked the town.
The attackers singled out police
stations and then fired the town,
killing 80 inhabitants. Seventy in
habitants We're wounded. "A woman
80 years old was burned to death.
Later the band came into conflict
with Chinese volunteer police. There
was fierce fighting for fifty minutes.
during which machine guns ard
bombs were used. Twenty commun-
lists were killed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
NOTED CIVIC EXPERT
TO VISIT HERE MAR. G

Gardner =. Rogers, assistant man
arer, civic development department.
Chamber Of Commerce Of the Unit
ed States. will visit Brownsville
March s. according to notice receiv-
ed Thursday by G.. c. Richardson.
secretary Of the Brownsville Cham
Der Of Commerce.
Mr.. Rogers is an expert on civic
development and at present is max
ing a tour az southern cities. IN
addition 10 visiting this city. he also
will make stops a. San Benito, Har-
lingen and McAilen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
GOV. C~ASTELLANO TO
MAKE TOUR OF VALLEY

Gov. Francisco Castcllano az Ia
moros. will be extended an invita-
tion by the Brownsville Chamber OF
Commerce 20 visit this city and then
make a tour of the Valley.
Jesse bennett and G.. G. Richard
son. secretary of the chamber. were
ordered % extend u formal invita-
ticn Friday. The governor will H.
taken on q visit 70 the airport il the
morning. and then on q tour az the
irrigated systems il the Valley. At
nirht the party will return here
where Governor Csxtellano will b
guest AZ 4 private dinner az the Il
Jardln.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
MUSICAL IS
ENJOYED BY

An enjoyable entertainment pro-
gram featured the meeting az the
Rotary club Wednesday w the El
lardin hotel, the entire time being
devoted to musical selections and
dancing hy entertainers from tho
Casa Grande at Matamoros. Moret
and Erita. TIE entertainers wers
guests Of tho club and their num-
hers were received with appreeis-
tion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
SUMMARY

The barometric pressure was mod
e~rately low over Texas and New
Mexico this morning. and moderately
nigh practically throughout the bal
ance of the United States. As a
result the weather has continued
mostly cloudy and unsettled through
out the eastern two thirds ~ the
country and unseasonably cold
throughout the northwestern 4
north-centraI states. but stll MID
"a warm over the southern states.
Light 20 moderate precipitation oc-
Cured again within the last - hours
throughout the great central valleys.
and scatteringly in other sections Of
the country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Expert to Study
Cause For Thick
Kinds on Citrus

MISSION. Jan. PA representa-
tive of the Texas Agricultural Ne
chanical college is TO be sem into the
Valley 10 study the reason for heavy
rind and m~isshapen grapefruit, ac-
cording to word received by S. NJ.
Duffie. of the s. NJ. Duffie Fruit COM
pany Of Mission. There has been a
considerable quantity OF this kind
Of fruit produced this year, said
Duffie, who previously had taken the
matter up with state and federal
authorities.
He was joined BY all Of shippers
or Mission who are taking steps -
have corrective measures introduced
at once.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
May End Murder
Trials For Dogs

LEXINGTON. Ky. Jan. 2I.-tFl-
Kentucky's murder trials for dogs
arc 70 end If a ruling handed down
yesterday by Judge j. keene DAM
gerfield is upheld.
Judge Daingerfield held the old
Law which provided for murder
trials" If dogs under sheep-killing
charges, mas been repealed BY an act
or 1918.
The state has seen several historic
dog trials which have aroused SYM
pathios Of dog lovers far and wide.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express thanks To
friends and relatives for their many
k%indnesses to our sister, Miss Car
men Guerra. during her illness and
for their thoughtful assistance after
her death.
We also are thankful for the many
beautiful floral offerings.
THE FAMILY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Shapely Pickle
Finally Grown

CHICAGO. Jan. 24%R1-New
models in pickles are announced oy
TIE Pickle Packers association now
in annual session. ,
Five years Of experimentation. said
Prof. George l.. starr Of the Univer-
sity or Michigan. have illuminated N
producing n seed that Will grow =
shapely cucumber.
"Civiiized Americans, said Prof.
Starr. demand that their food be
pleasing to the eye as well as the
palate, and at last have grown q Cd
cumber which We believe Will answer
both requirements
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24

wipe out .nsurgent groups operating
IN the mountains of 5aiisco. Mtchoa-
can and G~Ganajuato. the war INV
partment today ordered "a airplancs
70 cooperate in the military cam
paign.
NEW YORK. jan. 24-P-Nar-
iorie Daw, motion picture actress.
was On a wedding journey toward
Hollywood today. the bride NJ Mvrun
Seiznick, screen producer. Miss
naw and Selzrick. son of Louis y.
Selznick. a pioneer producer. were
married yesterday after the actress
had made an affidavit 70 her divorce
in 1925 from Edward Sutherland. Z
motion picture director.
BUDAPEST. Jan. 2f.-P-Fears
were entertained today that forty
passengers buried in A train under
n sn0wdrift. had persisted. A dis-
patch from Bucharest said four loco
motives attempting ~ 20 "a the w.
lief az the buried train were also
stalled. The cars were reported 70
lie under twelve feet Of snow be-
tween Turnu-Magurele and Litza. in
southern Rumania.
BOGOTA. Colombia. Jan. AL
Twenty-Five persons were drowned
on the MaEdalena river near Sitio
Nuevo when the boat Social sank
yesterday after an explosion w n
boiler. Advices received IN Bogota
today stated two americans and the
parish priest Of Calamar were among
the survivors.
ABILENE. Tex. Jan. aA.-lFf-nan
A. Gallagher of Clinton. Ill.. has
hgcn elected secretary treasurer WI
the West Texas Utilities cnmnanv.
succeeding n. vi. Wolfe. who became
auditor. Mr. Wolfe had been sccre-
tary-treasurer since 1923. II. A. Lep-
per, acting auditor. becomes assist
ant auditor. The changes will be-
come effective Feb. J..
SWEETWATER. Tex. Jan. af.-tF
-MHurine Greenlaw. ~4-year-nId
daughter ar ~. y. Greenlaw WY Nca-
/ dow. Tex. was killed here yesterday
when she was thrown from an auto
mobile as her father made a turn
on the highway. Mrs. Greenlaw died
Jan. ..
PAMpA. Tex. Jan. 9i-tP-A
falling temperature stopped NJ IA de-
Frecs here early today. marking the
/ coolest weather of winter m the
north Panhandle plains. A strong
wind from the north brought a light
snow last night.
DEMING, y. w.. Jan. 2f.-(Pl-L.
9. Phillips. brother Of Van Phillips.
American cowboy believed killed by
Mexican outlaws. last night said ne
had learned in Mexico that Fran
cesco Fimbrcs. Mexican ranch own
cr. had abandoned "A search for
Apache Indians claimed "a have kid
mapped Fimhres' son two years ago
during a raid in which they killed
the boys mother.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
new DISTRICT
MAKES REPORT
Mercedes Dire C
Announce S36,6S0
I Spent In Year
fSnecial u The Heraldl

Especial 20 The HERALD
NESLACO. Jan. ci.-Of the $4,000
bond voted by the Mercedes irriga-
lion district to defray costs Of or
rarization. appraisal survey and
rther ~exrenscs. s36.h.n mas been ex-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
Flashes Of Life
(R7 The Associated Press)

NEW YORK-Beeause the normal
life snan is increasing old age IS
becoming a greater problem, 1t Is
found BY the board Of managers Of
the New York association for inn
proving the condition OF the poor.
Probably between Is and 20 per cent
Of the population Of the country
over 80 arc wholly or partly de-
pendent. Since 1850 the ratio OF
people over 60 has increased 81 per
cent.
AMES. Iowa.-If your heart is
heating too fast try a drink Of wa
ter. Tests at Iowa State College
show that Adams ale retaTds cardiac
action.
BAY CITY. Mich.-Mrs. Theresa
Efu Is to spend 10 days IN the coun-
~ jail while her husband stays
home and cares for three children.
Convicted of selling liquor, man and
wife had their choice before Fed
eral Judge futile as 10 which should
70 behind the bars, and which should
pay a fine Of n cent.
WHITE PLAINS, N. IA gentle
man appeared at Sam Nito's tailor
shop FOR urgent repairs. The price
was one dollar. The customer did
not have il with him and asked TO be
trusted. Sam looked the man over.
lie appeared honest. Credit was Civ
EN-. Sam has received a check which
he is to frame. II j. from j. q. Pen
ney, wealthy host of Mr.. Hoover in
Florida.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-24
BULLETIN

First figure lowest temperature
last night. second. highest tempera-
ture Yesterday. third, wind velocity
AZ : a. m; fourth, rainfall past %
k,.v