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PERSONAL.


FEATHER BEDS MADE INTO MATTRESsEs.
S-piece slip covers. SIG 80 incluoing se eSSs'
r. L. SHERWOOD. 1918 2sth SO. Lin oSe0.
WHY ENLARGE TOE JOINTS OR OTHER
foot troubles? Consult Foot Correction Lab
oratory, 6i2 st. NV, Suite lO6' Greuno nooF'
DANCING LESSONS BY CULTURED LADY
5 lessons, IS; sInEle' $3.50 WALTZ lO~ ~ tr"''
rRUssEs AND ELASTIC GOODS At REAL
money-saying prices. Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed Expert lady and gentleman AZ
PENDANTS to care for your every want: REQ
pies Drug store, No. I. ll07 G st. NV.
I DO WINDOW AND .aousE CLEANING;
walls and floors cleaned, old made new py
machine; refinishing, Shellacklng, WaAnIs,
painting and decorating; experienced MoIA-
man. special rates. Call Ben. Pot. zooo:
WHY ENLARGE TOE JOINTS OR OTHEE
foot troubles? Consult Foot Correction LAD
oratory, $40 F ST. NV, Suite l06' GROUND moor
HAVE YOUR PIANO TUNED AND REGu-
lated by experts. Tuning, 81. WORK guar
anteed. Metropolitan 3l75. ---=-.---
SWEDISH MASSAGE BY A ,TT TRAINED ~
NV Reduction treatment for obesity.
EGYPTIAN TEA ROOM.
1910 @ ST. NV, 2nd Floor.
dainty lunch, q cup OF tea,
Your future told that you may see
Revealed your fortune In cup OF tea
Readings All Day. Metropolitan 0SSz.
LUNCHEON-TEA
SPECIAL DINNERS, 7ec. IA
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CHRYSLER So COACH, 1928; motor. paint
and tires excellent; real value ct 5000
down and balance in monthly payments;
your car in trade. Emerson & Orme, 18th
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DODGE COUPE. 1927 $3.50 Anacostia Mo-
tor CO., 1903 Nichols ave. Sc. See Mr..
Carrico
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DODGE ToURING-In perfect running con-
dition; equipped with bumpers, motometer.
parking light, etc, good tires, new battery
and appearance proves the best Of care.
VIII sacrifice for S85. Mrs. Luton, 1913
Jackson ne.
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CHEVROLET LANDAU 4-DOOR SEDAN, 1928
I'm Al condition. Good rubber. 5000 cash
or Ps225 terms, for quick sale. Apply zoos Pa.
ave: NV, for demonstration. Phone West
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Al is MODEL real Ss
gain. s745. Frey Motor Co., 1897 i4th
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

CANARIEs-We have the worlds best day
and nisht songSters; Come In and be con:
CAGES, stands Balls Bird Store, 3S6 Indiana
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, wire-haired males,
pediEreed. West 0230. 2I2s L st. NV.
PUPPIES, Boston bull terrier, pedigreed.
excellent markings Price reasonable. Miss
julia Ely, Bldw. TIA, Apt. Q, Army War Col
SINGING CANARIES, So UP.
The Gift Of Cheerfuinesa.
ATHERTON'S PET SHOPS,
6l2 NV. 1904 irving NV
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CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1919. .Appearancs abb
soiutely like new. Equipped with ave wire
part down payment Phone North 0247 for
demonstration or see ct ll26 10th 81. NV.
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LUNCH ROOM.
COIORED.
SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

Partly equipped, with 4-room and bath
apt above; fine location and proposition;
near 7th and T NV. Rent. $50 month. APP
ply Verling Harris. 1925 U st. NV.
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NASH SPECIAL 2-DoOR SEDAN, 1913; Up up.
holStery and original Duco like new; low
mileage; will guarantee the mechanical CON
dition in writing; see this car before ouy-
ing q cheap new car; terms or small trAos
can he arranRhd Col. S792
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entee Driven less than 500 miles $3.50
Terms Phone Norh 0347 for demonstra-
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NASH SPECIAL COACH, 4-wheel brakes
new balloons, mechanically All; S193. This
car has new slip covers and original paint.
North 5494 1000 18th st. NV.
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DODGE SEDANS-One de luxe, velour lined;
one business, leather lined; both mechani:
$3.50. Southern Motor Sales, 346 Pa. ave.
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CADILLAC 3l4 7-PASs. SEDAN-Wonderfu
mechanical condition.. original finish: good
tires and two spares; real buy at $3.50.
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BUICK 28-47 Sedan-With new rubber, ex-
cellent finish, good motor, clean inside and
out. Special holiday prices. Also Buick
convertible coupe and 7-passenger sedan.
We have seen no better bargains In todays
market. Packard. 100 KaIorama I'd.
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NASH NIGHT COACH, l928-One Of the
best used cars offered for sale at this time;
Get my price and terms on this car. Can
North ll83. ask for McPhersOr.
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run less than 5000 miles; perfect through
out; price, $325; terms. Emerson & Orme,
18th and M SITS NV
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CADILLAC .7-PAss., SEDAN. late series; in
perfect condition: driven only few thousand
brand-new car; this car cost almost $4,000.
and is offered to any private party for the
real investment; terms or trade can be
arranged. Auto Loan & Sales Co., 90S 10th
NV
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HELP--WOMEN.
TWO WOMEN

COLLEGE trained or equivalent. age 24-40;
distinctiye Christian work (Protestantl ;
some travel; write fully; give phone. Ad-
dress Box 430-E, Star once.
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NASH COUPE. last 4-cyl. put out: driven
only $4,000 miles; looks and runs like new;
sl95; easy terms. J. L. Jermsn Co., Inc.
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NASH 1927 ADVANCE ROADSTER; REIN
ished in Duco, new tires, motor reconoi-
toned. Don't fail to see this one at Ener-
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CHEVROLET IMPERIAL LANDAU, 1927. This
car in exceptionally good condition. viii
accept small trade and can arrange terms.
Columbia 1896. Mr.. O'Connell.
CERYSLER 6-CYLs SEDAN, 1873, 1915; Ike
new; trade and terms. Frey Motor Co.,
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Continued

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. folding bed, buHeL
effect; four-piecc mahogany living room
suite, two large mirrors. by 2i2 feet; Ma
tional cash register; make offer. SOB Crit
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MARMON 6a SEDAN. is2s-Wiii trade for
diamond ring. Address Box l79-H. star once.
NASH 400 SEDAN. ie29-Low mileage, looks
new, good tires, very quiet motor, clean in;
side and out and fully equipped. Priced
very low. Another 20 small type sedan AZ
only 1900 Three 7-pass. Washes, late
models, and priced quite low. Packard,
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

POLICE PUPPIES. female, two months old;
fine pedigree; bright. intelligent; So. Rear
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES. pedigreed. Hos
mer'S Bulldog Kennels, 1924 Bladensburg
rd. ne. Atlantic 25ll. rs
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG (policel, queen
Of Ceylon. age 8 months; A. X. G. No. TO
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OLDSMOBILE COUPE, 1928. Appearance
and condition good. Can arrange terms and
will accept small trade as part down pay
ment, METROPOLITAN 2349
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PACKARD 6 SEDAN, late l928-S-pas-
senger, in perfect conditiop; six disc. wheels,
trunk rack eoT lshts wintsE front sho sS;
this is one Of the cleanest used cars in
Bile Price. Si.3S0; terms or trade. Auto
Loan e Sales Co Qna nth w.
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BUICK MASTER SEDAN. 4-door, 1925, won
derful mechanical condition and OF excel
lent appearance. This car was traded right
and offered for quick sale at $425. Southern
Motor Sales, 346 Pa. ave. NV. Met 0967.
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BUICKS-Two Master Six Rosdsters, 1929
1929. in perfect conditions; bargains; new
car guarantee; terms. Cain & Blackburn,
1927 Adams Mill I'd Col. 10A7A.
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CHEVROLET LANDAU. 1895; perfect condi-
ton, rev oversize tires; automatic Winter
front: sacrifice at SIS. Phone Wis. $500 or
see at 2l2 RAYMOND St. Chevy Chase. NC.
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BUICK BROUGHAM-sEDAN, late 1916
Excellent condition, many extras: 1915,
terms. Bury Motor Co. lincoln 1872. lSs
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SALE-AUToMoBnEa.

CHEVROLET COACH. late 1928. driven only
few thousand miles; looks and runs IKE 3
new automobile. This car Is offered 70 any
private party for the unpaid notes Of t33S 80:
Terms to suit. Auto Loan e. Sales Co. soS
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mods SI1N viii hN Do yonT purse w" Favor il you
will look at the cars offered By Packard's
Used-Car Dept. Clean cars in good run
ming order and priced considerably lower
than any similar cars We know Of. Packard,
70n Kal0rama I'd
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month: UnderwoodS Royals, ReminetonS.
Smiths. our prices are right, We take old
typewriterS in trade See US and save
money. Open evenings till 9 O'Clock. Met
ropolitan 967f, District Typewriter Exchange
us II st NV. lSe
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st. NV.
CADILLAC ala 1-PAss. SEDAN; wonderful
mechanlcal conoltlon' originai hnish. good
S46-34a Pa. ave. NV. Met. 0967.
CADILLAC Sl4 SPORT .PHAETON with
trunk, two spares, new Kelly tires, beauti-
down do nr5s9 PacsSrd I7eo KSloPsma T
CHANDLER SEDAN. l926-Perfect condition;
new paint; $3.50; 20Ge down. balance month
~. vermont Garase, rear OF ll22 Vermont
CHEVROLET TOURING Iiate modeD. 7-door
sedan; like new; $3.50 and $3.50; terms. 1915
CHEVROLET COACH. 1929; run less than
5000 miles perfect condition. S475. 24l2
Chain Bridge I'd. Cleveland T096-J.
CHEVROLET LANDAU, l928-Four new tires;
4l2S or S7ls Ga ave. Phone Adams 5000.
CHEVROLET 4.DOoR .sEDAN-one OF the
very latest 1927 models. In perfect con-
he rerS best 81 SnO VIII
Sssrifis ;.. for GriSk sale Terms II desired.
CHEVROLET 1928 CoUPE fnish same as
only 1915; terms. Emerson 4 orme, 18th
and M SITS. NV.
CHEVROLET COACH. late 1875; same Is
new; has been driven 1000 miles; real
CHEVROLET ROADSTER. 1873; rumble
seat; good tires, excellent paint, motor o. X
VIII sell 1t as low as sass. Mr. Rector,
CHEVROLET RED CABRIoLET. late 1928;
driven only $500 miles; fully equipped. Bal
offer refused. Col. 500. Apt. 40e.
CHEVROLET 8 6EDAN-Excelient condition
in every respect; dark blue Duco finish; low
Bartholomew, Deca tur 0730 '
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27
VERDICT NEAR
ON M'CL0SKEY
Jury Faces Court to Hear
Charge I'm Vote Fraud
Case Of Judge

AUSTIN. Tex. Feb. 27.-tR,-A
verdict before night was possible to-
day as the jury In the trial OF Con-
gressman-elect Augustus McCloskey
charged with the alteration OF elec-
ton returns. entered the box for
the last time to hear the charge
from the court and final pleas from
attorneys.
Judge McCloskey. who defeated
Congressman-elect Harry M. wurz-
bach Of Seguin for reelection, fin
ished presentation OF his defense
yesterday by taking the stand In
person 70 deny all charges against
him. He also presented four char
acter witnesses TO testify aS to his
standing and integrity.
In rebuttal the state attacked the
alibi presented by the defense by
seeking to impeach the chief alibi
witness, the Rev. Robert Small OF
San Antonio. The Re-. Small had
testified that during the time Judge
McCloskey was said by state wit
nesses TO have been sitting by while
returns were altered, he actually
was on a dove hunt with the min
ister.
The Rev. Small admitted that ne
had been convicted on a prohibition
charge, but as this was classified
aS n misdemeanOr the court held
that IL did not impeach the witness
testimony and ordered the Jury 20
disregard the matter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27
MADMAN KNIFES
4IN new YORK
Slasher Being Held Follow.
ing Attack During
Subway Rush

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-tF-A
madman who fell upon rush hour
crowds In Times Square subway
station with q knife, slashing four
persons, was under restraint in a
hospital today.
The station was packed with q
mass Of humanity moving slowly
toward homeward bound trains
about p. m, when the man sud-
denly drew q long knife and be-
ban slashing right and left.
Before they could escape, Leon
Lavay. 81: Nathan Friedman, Is;
Paul M. Thate, 35, and Richard
Enthrup, 81, had been cut. Lavay
was the most seriously injured.
The crowd, thrown into a panic,
fought toward exits, Leaving the
maniac standing in the center OF a
wide space he had cleared with his
knife.
A traffic policeman, the first TO
reach the scene, was unable to sub
due the man and it was not until a
squad Of reserves rushed him with
nightsticks that he was beaten into
submission.
Police learned the man was John
Kipp, %, structural ironworker.
who came TO this country from
Germany two years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27
SLIGHT RALLY
MADE BY FOCH
Doctors See But Little En-
couragement And Think
IL a Losing Fight

PARIS. Feb. 27.-R-Marshal
Foch, fighting what hts doctors be-
lieve is a losing battle with death.
his condition last night.
a bulletin issued by his doctors
said there was a slight amelioration
In the pulmonary symptoms and a
reduction in both temperature and
pulse.
The physicians considered their
patient gravely Ill. however, and at
the termination of their consulta-
ton refused to make any predic-
tions.
They emphasized that the ameli-
Grafton of the pulmonary symptoms
noticed overnight gave only the
slightest excuse for optimism.
1t was learned that at one time
last night the marshal was critically
i'll.
With the confession of pessimism
on the part Of the riarShals doc
tors II has become known that
there optimistic reports over the
past three weeks have often been Just
for publication in the French news
papers. The marshal reads these
and ii was believed pesSsmistic
stories might have had an adverse
affect on his will TO live.
One OF his physicians told The
Associated Press he saw no hope for
the 7S-vear-old general and felt he
was obliged 10 recoenize that death
might come at any time, within
hours or DAYS.
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j. r. May, Operator
AT NAY, Is Victim
OF Brain Abscess

Coxwain J. r. May. "a. radio oper-
ator nc the naval station NAY nc
Fort Brown. died OF an abscess OF
the brain at the post hospital
Tuesday afternoon at z o'clock
May was iii only a short time.
going to the hospital Saturday aft
ernoon with a supposedly light et-
tack Of influenza. He took a sud-
den turn for the worse Monday and
his parents at Stafford. Conn. were
notified.
The body Is being held nc the
Hinkley funeral home pending
word from Connecticut.
May had been stationed here
only "a month and a half. He had
been In the service SIX years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27
Goodwill Meeting
Of San Benito And
Harlingen Planned

SAN BENITO. Feb. 27.-With the
two chairmen selected. and other
arrangements made. announcement
Of the principal speakers Is expect
cd here in a day or two as the last
event preceding the San Benito-
Harlingen good will banquet to be
held Monday night, at the Stone
wall Jackson hotel.
From Harlingen comes the report
that more than 100 residents Of that
city will be at the banquet, and an
equal number OF San Benito people
will be on hand.
James c. Bowie OF San Benito
and B. NJ. Holland OF Harlingen will
be in charge OF the gathering. and
leading citizens OF each town will
talk for few minutes. after which
the discussion will be thrown open
70 q general talk on problems OF
lowing several accidents recently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27
PASS BILL REQUIRING
OK TO MOVE HIGHWAYS

AUSTIN, Feb. 27.--tPt-The house
last night passed the Finn Woodall
bill preventing the state highway
department from removing arteries
OF travel from towns Of over 200 In
population without consent OF the
county commissioners court after re-
jecting a committee amendment
specifying that the course OF the
road could be changed. but a pas
sable road should be maintained In
the town
An attempt to adopt the amend
ment lost by an 62-3i vote The
measure finally passed. l04 TO Is
Proponents OF the committee sub
stitute contended that the state
would be deprived Of federal aid II
the highway department was not
allowed some discretion I'm determ-
lining what routes should be fol-
lowed.
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.tions. and that the secretaryship OF
war was not among these.
With q selection OF an attorney
general decided upon, Mr.. Hoover
was said to be In position to COM
plete his cabinet within a short
time. Although Mr.. Mitchell Is q
democrat. he was represented "a
having voted for Charles Evans
Hughes in 1916; for President
Coolidge and for MIR. Hoover.
The attorney generalship at one
time was expected to 20 TO DOno-
van, who was represented today as
being annoyed by the opposition
raised against him for this post by
certain dry forces and others. He
was said TO feel he was being look
ed upon by these forces and not as
an individual whose capacity for
organization and administration
were TO be taken into account. Mr.
Donovan Is returning as soon as
possible to Santa Fe. New Mexico
TO wind up his activities as chair
man OF the Boulder Dam commits
sion and as commissioner on the
Rio Grande commission. On the
4th Of March he viii retire TO the
practice of law and sever his con-
nection with the government.
With the elimination OF Donovan
for the war secretaryship. the name
OF James M. Good OF Iowa was
brought forward as possible
choice. Mr.. Good was Mr.. Hoover's
western campaign manager.
Mr.. Mitchell was born in Winona,
Mimi. SIS years ago. His father
was justice OF the Minnesota su-
preme court for twenty years. He
began the practice Of law in st.
Paul In 1901. He was regional
counsel for the United States rail-
road administration In 1919 and
chairman Of the citizens charter
committee of st. Paul In 1922. He
assumed the office OF solicitor gen.
eral In June. 1925.
The record OF the newly designat-
ed attorney general shows him to
have been active In Minnesota ma
tional guard affairs over a period
OF years. He Is listed as a Presby-
terrain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27
FAMEDPILOT
WILL ARRIVE
HERE MARCH9
Formal Acceptance of
Mexico's Invitation
Announced By Head
OF Mexican Aviation

Colonel Charles Lindbergh
will pilot the first airplane
carrying Mexican air mail
from Mexico City to Browns
vile on March 8.
Formal acceptance by
Lindbergh of the invitation
extended several weeks ago
by the Mexican government
was announced Wednesday
by George Rihf, president of
the Mexican Aviation Co.,
after a conference with
Lindbergh Wednesday morn
ing at Mexico City.
The famous flier will be accom-
panied by ten high officials of the
Mexican government. but the per-
sonnel of the party has not been
announced. 1T Is believed Lind
bergh's fiance. Miss Alice Morrow.
will accompany him.
Announcement was made by the
Continued on Page Five.)
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THREE NOW ON
FORCE;OTHERS
NOT SERVING
Harlingen Constables
Alleged To Have
Fired On Boys Car;
Extortion Charged

Indictments against three
former and three present
peace officers of the Harlin-
gen precinct have been re-
turned by the Cameron coun-
ty grand jury, the list includ-
ing Porter Eubanks, con-
stable, and Strong Boynton
and Jesse Riley, deputy con-
stables, who are charged
with assault to murder, and
Joe Lucas, former constable,
and Fernando Deal and Pc
dro Garcia, former deputy
constables. charged with ex-
tortion.
Two bills have been returned by
the grand jury against Garcia
EubankS. BOyntOn and Riley are
alleged to have fired upon "a car ON
by-road between Los fndios and
San Benito Friday night. The car
was occupied by Robert Condit. W.
y. Morris and James Franklin. Los
AAA4A0o JO4tAao A@AABAAAN Al MhE AARAAA
IS TO is years.
Officers reported that three bull
let holes were found I'm the car, two
through the rear tenders and one
through the back. None OF the boys
were struck by the bullets. The boys
reported the affair when they reach-
ed San Benito and mn investigation
was started Immediately by tho
Sheriff's department.
Investigation of the case by the
grand jury began Monday and true
bills returned.
Lucas. Leal and Garcia are
charged with extortion, and are al
legged to have collected a fine from
Mexican couple who were threat
ened with arrest unless they 5ecur-
ed marriage license and were
married In accord with American
law. One Of the defendants WAS
given a hearing I'm justice court
three months ago and held Cd the
grand jury, the grand jury. upon
investigation, returning indictments
against three officers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-27
VIM. d. Mitchell Attorney General
LADY BUGS SENT
" r v
LAREDO TO WAR
y r. r
ON ONION PESTS

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo,
-tR>-Ten quarts OF alternating
lady bugs. answering en- s o S
call from the onion fields of
Texas. are enroute TO Laredo,
where they will wage a war
against thirps, foe Of the aspir-
ing onion.
There was an unusually large
crop Of lady bugs on Mount
Manitou, near here, last fall, and
there was no difficulty In gath
ering them by the half pint, the
pint or the quart.
When picked up the lady bugs
are dormant, and. to all indica-
tions, dead. One dropped into
the warm onion fields, however.
they viii come to life quickly and
make q dash for the nearest
thirps.
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Search Visitors To
S. A. Jails After
Saw Blades Found

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Feb. ~
Rp-Orders that all visitors to pris-
oners in the city jail must submit TO
a search were issued by Chief OF Po-
lice owen Kilday today after dis
covery last night Of preparations for
a jail delivery and the finding o. Is
or 20 saw blades In q cell.
A youthful prisoner, arrested for
investigation in connection with a
bank robbery. tipped off Jailer A.
Vidal that peculiar noises could be
heard at night in the cell in which
he was held Ruperto Trevino. es-
capped convict, arrested here Monday
night. and four other prisoners. oc-
cuDied the cell with him
Police Captain Dave Cruz and
George Price. turnkey. made an in
vestigtaion and found the saw
blades. Three bars had been sawed
through.