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J. A. McLaurin, owner of the
Coolidge machine shop, is making
a 40 feet deep by 80 feet wide ad-
dition to the plant 1t is to have
a concrete floor.
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HAS TAKEN CHARGE
OF CAFE

Mrs. Beulah Bryant has just re-
turned from her vacation and has
taken the management of MS.
George Nowlin's cafe.
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f. L. Martin is constructing
new dwelling on his lot adjoining
on the west his home on Roose-
welt avenue in the original r. j.
Jones townsite.
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COURT HOUSE
RECORDS
INTERESTING NEWS OF LEGAL
HAPPENINGS OVER THE
CASA GRANDE VALLEY

Franchise re Arizona Edison Co,
over VIZ of NWA, 27; E1s of
NEH 28-43; SWA of NE1l;
sE4 of NW14 and Nw1l of sEIl
and NEA of SW14. 2S-4-3; NW1I
81 of NEA; SEA and E15 of
SWl4. 27-4-3; SEA of NWh WE
of SWll, 26-43.
Franchise re Arizona Edison Co
across SW-14 %; NW14 %; SELL
22-5-S; E12 of SEA 21-5-S; N. $50
feet of NEH of NWA 27; N. $50
fee of NWA of NwK 27-5-S; We
of NEll Of NE1I PISS.
Franchise re Arizona Edison Co.
across Twps. 4-3; So; 6-Q3. "A;
5-4; 6-4; So and 60; Pinal county.
John w. Loucks and John ]
Bugg and Lizzie Hess: Cancellation
contract re We of SEA of SEA;
fract WE of NEA of SEA, south
of canal, containing 32.S acres in
sec. 2S-6-S.
Norman Hess to Paul w Loucks:
w. d. lots 27 and %, containing
Is acres, Hess subdivision No 1
Paul W. Loucks to Norman Hess,
Mtg. above desc. $500.
Geo. Peters to Anna L. Peters:
w. D. 2 int. pump on NE cor. of
lot u. section 1857. (water right
Map of Arizola townsite.
Map Mountain View Estates, Unit
No l.
Bank of Arizona at Prescott to
r. L. Gray: Assignment mortgage.
Guy Gilbert to Gabrilla H. Gil
bert: w. d. lots l to u inc, blk
2S, Evergreen addition, Casa Gran
de-
Resolutions re Firs National
Bank of Florence.
Pacific National Agricultural
Corp to Federal intermediate
Credit Bank of Berkeley: Assign
ment chattle mortgage re cattle.
Leo Wilson to Chas A. Copen:
w. D S1s of SEA of NEA, 1913;
$1,000.
Heinrich Kochsmeier to Henry F.
Kochsmeier: w. D. NEA of SEA
and E1S of SWA 22-6
Sarah T. Shells to Percy E.
Wood: Sat. VIZ of 1868. $11,S6S
Notice Of location Sisto Castro
ct al, Veta Grande ct al
Bernice Lomax, Mrs. Beatrice
Kelly and Mrs. Margaret Hendricks
to P w Hamilton: w C. D. lot 3,
blk 3; lots IA, Is, blk 6; lot 8, blk 5
and all blk C, Coolidge; lots 16, II,
blk 8 and lot Is, blk 7, North Cool
idge
H. NJ. Kennedy, TIL, to P. w.
Hamilton; w. D. lot 7, blk 20,
North Coondge.
e. /. Martin to P w Hamilton:
WD. lots II, IS, blk 6, Coolidge.
Viola WilIoughby to Paul R.
swany: w D. z int. SWA of
NWA, 1920.
Paul R. Swaney to Mrs ]. M.
Willoughby: Mtg. SWA of NWA
1920.
P A Hulse to Mandhall Loggins:
W. D. N1a of S1a of SEA, 29-4-2
P. 4. Hulse to w. A. Deal: w. D.
So of S1a of SEA. 29-4-2.
R. 3. George to C. H. Niemeyer:
W D. S. % feet of lot 8. and w
S715 feet of lot 4. blk Z. Douglas
addition Florence; SO.
Theron Harold Burton to West
ern Bldg. & Loan Assn: Mtg lot
/. blk 25. Evergreen addition, Casa
Granda; S2500.
Tos. Fraser TO w. G. Bowman
MIG. q int. Ajax ct al. mining
claims.
J. r. Jeffers tc NJ. L. Snapp:
Sat. lIEl4, %; NW4 and S1a, "a
81.
3. G. Lettering to Arthur Jan
nush Q. c. D. y int. lots 4, 5, 6
blkk II, North Coolidge.
Arthur Jannuscr to B. G. Letz
ring: @. c. D. p int. lots 1, 2,
blk II. North Coolidge.
]. v Fleming to H. H. Scors'
Estate: Assignment mortgage IT
NEA; SEA; E12 of VIZ and W.:
of VIZ, all in 1913.
Continued on last page.)
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The office of TIE B. G. LetzrIng
Realty Company reports a lot sold
in Coolidge addition and deals in
the country and town lots pending.
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tTation to date.

Party classification of votes in
Pinal county as received in the
secretary of states office, and re-
leased last Monday shows: Total
2706 republican 629, democrats
2062 no party Is.
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gram consisted OF readings, mon
ologues, community singing and
other music. The feature Of the en-
tertainment was furnished By VIII
liam Slaymaker OF Mercedes, who
entertained with numbers on the
accordian. monologues, feature
songs, and ventriloQuism.
PERSONALS
Mack Kerr OF It. Worth arrived
Tuesday and viii spend some time
here.
G. p. Dawson Of Mercedes was
here on business Tuesday.
Several young people enjoyed
Wednesday evening at the Rowe
home In honor OF Miss Grace Rowes
sixteenth birthday.
Charles McLain Of La Feria was
here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. r. Lonk spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. II. +,
Kaiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Mock, Mrs. P
NJ. Shipley, Mrs. H. T. Kaiser and
Mrs. Ben Oldemeyer went to
Brownsville Monday.
The PIT. A. met Tuesday night
After a short business session a
program including music number:
and readings was given.
Refreshments were served by tht
hostesses MesdameS Personious
Tucker and Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merten, Mrs. and
Mrs. Kaiser and Mr.. and Mrs
Richards enjoyed dinner together
Tuesday honoring Mrs. Inches birth
day.
Misses Juanita and Dagma Blan-
chard were guests OF Miss Nina
Duncan Tuesday.
Herman Merton spent the week
with his brother Paul and family.
J. o. Duncan went to Edinburg
Friday.
Edna Mae vincenz spent the week
end with Corinne Merten.
Rev. Flovd Walton Of Donna was
here Monday.
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banks won the prize for the after
the guest Of Hugh Wilbank over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis and Mrs.
Cook were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Pinkley OF IL Jardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Bobbitt, Mr..
and Mrs. Eli Sanborn. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Z. Sandborn were the guests
OF MI. and Mrs. =. G. Sandborn this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Lucas and
daughter Mary Alice OF La Feria
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09

Club at . one o'clock luncheon at
the club rooms.
Mrs. J. p. Bass presided over the
business meeting and Mrs. l.. r.
Brooks gave O few brief reviews
OF They Sloop to Folly" The Love
Tree" and The Cali To Arms"
Mrs. Harold Smith reviewed q
magazine article on Mollie Brant,
OF American historical fame.
Present we're: Mesdames y. =.
Bass. Elodia Monroe, l.. r. Brooks,
L. B. Caruthers. Jr.. z. Owen Scott,
George b. Marsh, Harold Smith.
+. O.. Chatfield, w. <. Flanagan.
Fort Ringgold, G. B. Meyers, Har-
lingen, and 4. T. Asbury: Miss Ca
mile Block.
DINNER
GUESTS
Captain and Mrs. Walter Ham
ilton entertained at dinner Tues
day evening at their quarters.
Their guests we're: Captain and
Mrs. II. L. Kidwell and Lieutenant
and Mrs. George ClauSsen. Captain
and Mrs. Ralph Lewis Joined the
guests after dinner for bridge.
PERSONALS
MI. and Mrs. G. q. Meyers OF
H~arlingen have been the guests this
week OF Mr.. and Mrs. George b.
Marsh.
Mesdames Walter Hamilton and
Ralph Lewis spent Thursday IN
Mission and McAllen.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Marsh OF San
Antonio we're weekend guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Marsh.
Nh. and Mrs. John A. Pope, Jr.,
and little daughter spent several
DAYS last week in Laredo.
Captain and Mrs. g. w. Rich
mond and children motored to Mis-
sion Saturday.
Colonel B. L. Bargar who has
spent several months In Browns
vile has returned to Rio Grande
City for an indefinite stay.
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CLUB GIVES
NHfCICAI. TEA

The Women's Auxiliary OF the
Edinburg Country club held a mu-
steal tea from three to six on the
afternoon Of Saturday. Feb. 9th,
which was very well attended.
A number Of Valley persons pro-
minent in musical circles were on
the program, including Mesdames
George Jones and Heath May. Mis-
sion; the Misses Wilcox and Hulda
Waldron. McAllen; Mrs. Mary Luo-
book Ferare, Donna; Mrs. i. >.
Devine, Mrs. j. d. Lauck. Miss
Campbell, Pharr: Mrs. II. n. Kid
der. San Juan: Mrs. c. NJ. Swallow
and Mrs. Roe. Alamo; Misses
Thelma and Eujean Smith, Mes
danes r. Newell Walters, w. F.
Powell and Philip Dixon, Weslaco.
Mesdames w. II. Carlisle and
John Ashton. Mercedes; Misses
Emma Gene Baker, Thelma Jones.
Rubye White. Ann Katherine Eo-
wards. Mrs. G. /. Haven. Mrs. J.
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have moved into the Friendly Door
way apartments.
MIR. and Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Cook
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Finkley OF IL Jardin.
MI. and Mrs Pearson had as their
guests recently Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
OF Ell Jardin.
Miss Katherine Tut spent We'd
resday with Miss Elizabeth VII
banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr have gone %
San Antonio 10 spend two weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09

NJ. Frisby. Prof. q. z. Hurt, d..
Olin Young and John 3. Hendricks.
Edinburg. and members Of the
Edinburg Conservatory Of Music.
Edinburg College, also rendered sew
eral numbers.
An invitation was extended to
the general public. The regular
members OF the club enjoyed an
evening Of music, dancing, bridge
and forty-two.
Hostesses at the musical we're:
MeScameS G. l.. FortSon, r. M.
Edwards, r. M. Edwards, II. G.
Baker and NJ. McAskill.
MISS ANGEL HOSTESS
AT INFORMAL PARTY
Miss Exah Angel was hostess
Tuesday evening TO members OF the
Business and Professional Women's
club at a charming informal party
given at her home.
The rooms yer prettily decor
ated, and bridge and other card
games formed the diversion OF the
evening, there being three tables
of players. Mrs. Val Bibbs scored
high at bridge and Emma Louise
MCGEE low. Radio and piano music,
singing and dancing formed part
of the evenings entertainment. The
hostess served a light refreshment
course.
The guests were Emma Louise
MCGEE, Val Bibbs. Ethelyne Dahn-
Ike. Ola Moss. Nora Barnard. Jen-
ME Mcdonald, Lola Skinner and
Mrs. Gates; Emily Lannon's. Myrtle
Colbith, Ethel Newsome and Ora
Geren.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
PARENT-TEACHERS HOLD
MONTHLY MEETING

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Parent-Teachers Society Of
Edinburg IA held Monday. with
Mrs. @. S. Collier leading the pro-
gram. Mrs. Z. M. Everitt gave the
final report Of the state convention
and Miss Sonora Ponder gave an
interesting lecture on Infant and
Child Health" Mrs. Ethel Strong
Warden. Of Pharr. who was a guest,
presented the subject. The Relation
Of Food TO Health" in a new and
interesting manner.
A brief business session was held.
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RAINBOW GIRLS
PLAN DINNER

About twenty-one members OF the
Rainbow Girls were present at the
regular meeting this week. which
was held in the Masonic Hall. There
was a brief business session. during
which plans were discussed for serv-
ing the annual Washington birth
day dinner to be given on Feb.
% by the local Masonic lodge. The
Rainbow Girls have served the din
ner every year since they have been
organized.
The meeting adjourned early,
since the membership attending the
home talent play. The lander
Gump Wedding" given at the Edin-
burg high school, as a part Of the
social hour.
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MAGEES
AT RRTDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Magee en-
tertained informally at bridge for
a small number OF friends Satur-
day evening. Mrs. A. F. Buchanan
Jr., and j.. r. Novelle made high
scores.
A light refreshment course was
served TO the following: Mesdames
and MeSSrS. A. r.. Buchanan, Jr,
j. r. Norvelle. j. W.. Clark and
the host and hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
ENTERTAINMENT
PLANNED

The Edinburg Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club held their
regular luncheon Wednesday. at
which time plans were made for
a Valentine entertainment and sew
eral other business matters were
discussed.
Chairmen OF entertainment COM
mittees appointed for the state
convention OF the organization,
which is 10 be held in the Valley
June 19-29-21 we're: Mrs. Ola Moss
finance chairman; Mrs. Eta Ring
gold. registration; Miss Exah Angel,
program: Mrs. Jennie Mcdonald
music: Mrs. Val Bibbs, souvenirs
The conference Friday evening al
Mercedes was attended by fifteen
committee chairman.
YOUNG HOSTESS AT
HEART PARTY
Little Miss Margaret Brown was
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Rio Grande City
MRS. MARSH ~ENTERTATNS
TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. George B. Marsh was host
ess to the members Of the Tuesday
Brige club this week, entertaining
the members in the Woman's Club
rooms.
Five tables Of players were as
sembled and high score was won by
Mrs. Z. Owen Scott, second high by
Mrs. Ralph Lewis and consolation
went to Mrs. w. w. Shuford.
Members and guests present
we're: Mesdames l.. r.. Brooks, J.
J. Guerra. III. L. Kidwell. Virgil
N. Lott, Ralph Lewis. b. G. King,
Rossiter Clarity, George Garitv,
John A. Pope. Jr., G. W. Richmond,
Harold Smith. l.. B. C~arruthers.
Jr., W. Venerable. w. w. Shuiord.
T.. Owen Scott. G. j. Martin and
Hood; Misses Camille Block and
Sharley Brooks.
TWO HOSTESSES
AT LUNCHEON
MeSdames B. C.. King and Charles
Lornegan we're hostesses Thursday
to the members of the Women's
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
BAPTIST CIRCLE
~ENTERTAINS

The Lottie Moon Circle or the
Baptist church entertained for the
South Side Circle in the church
parlors this week. at a joint meet
ing. A brief business session was
held and a demonstration in cake
baking was given by Mrs. Ethel
Strong Warden, of Pharr.
Refreshments were served during
the social hour al a table decorated
in the Valentino motif. The center
piece consisted of a large red VAL
cntine from which streamers radi-
ated to each plate. carrying favorS
OF red hearts and Ratchet cut-outs.
A color scheme Of red and white
was used throughout. being featur-
ed in shaded candle lamps and &C
cesSories.
About thirty members were pre-
sent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
Brownsville Club
and Social A ctiDities
Edinburg Mayor And
Edinburg Society
Wife Hosts al Party
Especial to The Herald.)

EDNBURG, Feb. 8-An outstanding social event Of the season oc-
CURED when the beautiful home of mayor and Mrs. A :. Ross was
thrown open his week to about one hundred guests at a musical tea,
with Mrs. A. ]. Ross, ST., Mrs. A. J. Ross, Jr, and Misses Matte Belle
and Frances Ross a hostesses
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
I%SIPRoaIPTU RID

PARTY HOSTESS
Mrs. Ed A. Brown gave q delight
full impromptu bridge party Satur-
day afternoon for a number OF
close friends. There were three
tables of players. Mrs. B. II. Hooks
scoring high and Mrs. John Me
Kinney second high. A sweet course
was served.
Those present were: Mesdames
Roy Klossner, John Mckinney, w
d. Gardener, M. McAskill. z. S
Hearne. A. r. Baker. John Rutledge
q. II. Hooks, w. j. Southwell. II. ID
Reyes, j. r. Malone and the host
eSs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09

The spacious rooms were dec
Grated with a profusion Of red cy-
clamen and red carnations, in bas-
kets and vases. The tea table was
covered with a rich lace cloth and
held O unique centerpiece OF an
oval mirror wreathed with lace fern
and carnations; brass candelbars
holding red tapers were placed at
the ends Of the table and upon the
buffet. and tea was poured from
hammered brass teapots. which were
presided over by Mesdames w. L.
LipScomb and z. v. Lilies. with Mrs.
j. G. Epperson. Mrs. /. M. Stout and
Misses Vale Wilton. Louise Peters
and Laura Lou Bryan pouring.
Punch tables were laid In the sun
parlor. at which Misses Annellyn,
Helen Kirchner and Jewell Morse
served. The hosteSses were assisted
by Mrs. Mary Maddox. Mrs. John
Mckinney and Miss Rubye White
I'm the living rooms.
A special musical program was
given. consisting OF a plano solo by
MrA J. NJ. Frisby; vocal solo. Mrs.
He. Baker; violin solo. Prof. G.. +.
Hurt. accompanied by Miss Dorothy
Berry; vocal solo. Miss Thelma
iJones; reading. Rubye White; and
blano solo, Miss Dorothy Berry.
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hostess to q number Of her school

hostess to q number Of her school
friends ut q weekend heart party,
being assisted by her mother. Mrs.
Geo. p. Brown and her brother
George. The rooms were prettily
decorated with the seasonal motif
and the little guests passed the
afternoon In playing various games,
Rosa Rutledge being declared the
luckiest player and Ia Frances
Darby being consoled.
A refreshment course was served
at the close Of the games TO Claire
Golfers. Helen Boone, Jean Epper-
son, Mary Foster, Fay Wilson,
Marilyn McAskill, Elaine Dahnke,
Wanda Davis, Virginia Hyden,
Rosa Rutledge, Margaret Ann Bry-
an. la Frances Darby, Bessie
Murrell Kirschner, Pauline FortSon
and the hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09

followed by q social hour and lunch
con In the school cafeteria. There
were about fifty. teachers and
mothers present.
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Santa Maria
IL
PROGRAM

fhOGhAh
Thursday February Is, William
Slaymaker will put on an entertain
ment IN the school auditorium for
the benefit OF school activities. Mr..
Slaymaker Is a versatile entertain
err. He is a ventroloquist and will
nave several reels Of moving pic
lures. There will be monologues.
dialect readings and feature songs.
He will be assisted by some local
talent.
MEXICAN SUPPER
GIVEN FRIDAY
Friday night the women OF the
Baptist and Methodist Churches
gave a Mexican supper. The pro-
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Olnnito
BIBLE CLASS

BIBLE CLASS
HAS MEETING
The Homemaker's Bible class met
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. r.
Williams this week.
Several members were absent be-
cause of sickness, but a large num-
Der enjoyed the social games and
the delicious refreshments after the
close OF the BUSINESS session.
The class will next be held at the
home OF Mrs. Womack in March.
wOMAN'S SOCIAL
CLUB HOSTESS
The Womans social club met with
Mrs. H. NJ. Peoples Wednesday Feb
ruary 3. The guests were entertain
ed with contests. Mrs. Hugh VIII
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
METHODIST c
MEET JOINTLY

The Women's Missionary Society
Of the Methodist Church held a
joint circle meeting Tuesday with
eighty-seven present. Mrs. q. w.
Walton. Mrs. j. w. Heacock and
Mrs. L. M. Bayliss. hostesSes. Rev.
z. v. Lilies gave the opening prayer,
Mrs. G. Z. Rutherford led the So
ciety d~evotionals and Miss Olive
Secor gave a brief outline OF the
lessons previously studied this year.
Matte Belle Ross rendered two
vocal solos with Mrs. Chas. Sterling
accompanying at the piano.
The program was then turned over
to the allegro Circle, which gave the
lesson for the week in the form Of
a dramatization OF the book. Roads
to the City OF God" dealing with
the Council OF Nations. Mrs. G.
<. Rutherford. leader of the Circle
band, directed the representation.
which was preceded by an outline
Of the story given by Miss Olive
Secor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
RECITAL
CWEEN

hEOIIAL
GIVEN
Mrs. T. J. Barfield presented her
music pupils in an informal recital
at her home last Saturday. Parents
and friends Of the pupils were pre-
sent, and a course of refreshments
was served DIT the close Of the pro-
gram.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-09
BIRTHDAY
DINNER,


Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Jackson en-
tertained a small party OF friends
at a seven o'clock dinner Saturday,
the occasion being the anniversary
Of the hostess's birthday. The guests
were: Mrs. Gladys Lees. MI. and
Mrs. o. w. Curry. Master Paul
Paul Lees and Ralph Brutsche.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Zinn and Mr..
and Mrs. o. w. Curry entertained at
dinner this week for Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Erdman. Of Alma, Mo, who
are visiting the Valley and old
friends here.
Miss Allie Hevia. Christian church
missionary worker. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Kerchner and
Mr.. and Mrs. .. Kerchner. left this
week for South America. sailing by
way of New Orleans. The Christ
ian Endeavor Society honored her
with a farewell party.
Miss Ruth Taylor, Of Cincinnati,
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Potter. Miss Taylor IS an Ohio
musician Of note.
The Washington times., 1930-06-06
SPOUSE WOUNDS
WIFE WITH Ak

RICHMOND. Va. June g.
pavy Walls. 81, is In iail at
Honaker. Va charged with at.
lacking and seriously woundtng
his s3.year,old wife with an ak
and knife. They had been mar.
ried 80 years.
Neighbors reported that Walls
after wounding his spouse held
off her rescuers two hours with
o gun before two men rushed him
from the rear and overpowered
him.
At the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Field, Mrs. Walls
was said by physicians to be in
extremely serious condition. She
suffered q fractured arm and
leg and was cut on the throat
and head.
The Washington times., 1930-06-06
LEADER
WARS ON JAZZ

BERLIN, June 8 (INS0.-Herr
Frick, Fascist minister Of the in.
terror Of the German midget state
Of Thuringia, ras issued "procla.
nation against negro culture and
for Germanic folk customs" in
which he declares war against
Jazz bands. negro dances, negro
songs and negro dramas which
represent a glorification of the
negro race and a blow In the face
Of German Kultur."
His proclamation inStructs the
police to cancel the licenses of all
theaterS and cabarets which vio-
late the above ban.
The decree has revived in Ger
many the old quarrel as to
whether jazz is music or not.
The Washington times., 1930-06-06
SPOUSEBRUTAL
WIFE CLAIMS

Alleging that during the entire
20 years Of her marriage to
Edward J. Court. an engraver EN-.
ployed by the Geological Survey,
she has been subjected to cruel
and inhuman treatment, culmi.
mating in brutal beating last
May 20, Mrs. Eva D. Court, 1900
block Biltmore st. N. W., has
filed suit for limited divorce and
maintenance.
The couple married April 20,
1902. and have two children. The
wife says her husband was pre-
vented from carrying out his
threat to kill her by the inter
ference of their grown son.
II you have LOST SOMETHING
perhaps the finder has advertised
II In tOday'S Times Classified Ads.
The Washington times., 1930-06-06
SHIPPING BOARD.
PROBE ASKED

With the proposed Senate in
vestigation Of the United States
Shipping Board Temporarily
blocked, Representative Lehlbach
(R) Of New Jersey today prepared
to 60 before the House Rules Com.
rnittee asking for Q vote on his
resolution for q special House in
quiry into the boards activities.
Although the Senate passed the
McKeIler resolution for an in
euiry, the investigating committee
will not begin work until q motion
for reconsideration, offered by
Senator Copeland (D) Of New
York, Is acted upon.
The resolution Of Lehlbach, who
is acting chairman Of the Mer'
chant Marine Committee Of the
House, calls for q select commit.
tee Of seven with power to employ
attorneys, investigators and &C.
countantS.
The Washington times., 1930-06-06
MRS. D. KEENER
GETSD|VORCE

Mrs. Della M. Keeuer, 100
block Eleventh st. N. W., who &C.
cused her husband Of misconduct
with o correspondent now in Gus
tody Of the National Training
School for Girls, has been
awarded O final decree Of abSo-
lutte divorce from her husband:
Joseph F. Keener. an enlploye Of
the Census Bureau. by Justice Al
fredsA. Wheat in Equity Court.
Attorney Maurice N. Grudd sp.
peared for the wife, who Is said
to be employed % telephone op
orator for the local company. She
told the court that she married
the defendant August %, 1890,
and that In June, 1927, the a.
legged acts Of misconduct took
place, whereupon she left her
husband and had not since lived
with him.
The Washington times., 1930-06-06
Col. Cooper Named
University Officer

Col. Wade H. Cooper. president
OF the Commercial National
Bank and the United States Saw
irgs Bank, was elected vice pres.
ident of Lincoln Memorial Uni
versity at Harrosate. Tenn, at
the recent annual meeting Of the
board Of trustees Of that insti,
tIIti0n