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The Washington times., 1930-08-07
Foreign Students
Are Entertained
At Luncheon Party

Henry Price Wright, as a
member of the English Speak
ing Union, was host at luncheon
yesterday at the Annapo,-,
Roads Clubs to the group OF
foreign students now il Amer
lea under the auspices Of the
union. The luncheon followed
q visit to the Naval Academy at
Annapolis.
Mr.. Wright's guests we're.
Mrs. M. LomeS, London; Miss
D. s. Mart, London; w. H.
Partridge, London; Professor j.
Rousseau, South Africa; Ste
phan Dutiot, South Africa; Ar
thur Suzman. South Africa;
Baron Hans Helldorff, Hun
gary: Karl Eberle, Switzerland;
C. Zefczuski. Poland; Walter
Peterson. Sweden; Francesca
Greaglione. Italy; Alto Taroni,
Italy; Salvatore Wells, Russo
italy, and Mrs. Bruce Wallace,
secretary of the English Speak
ing Union.
4 4
Charles Langley entertained
a small party last evening at
the LIE Paradis roof garden sup
per dance in compliment to Miss
Charlotte Childress and her
fiance, Lieut.. Chester Clark
Wood.
\ +
Noted Visitors
Countess Cleon de Czerny-
Kadelburg with Mile. Juliette
de Czerny-K y-Kadelburg are pass
ing a few days at thu Wardman
Park Hotel en- route to New
York.
The Washington times., 1930-08-07
LetJAU Go
Shaping
BY Patricia Lee

For names of the shops tohere
vou can find the articles de
Scribed belotO. address Patricia
Lee, care OF The Washington
Times, or telephone District
$3.50, Extension 165, betDeen the
hours of $50 and S.
The Carbon County news., 1930-10-30
NOTICE.!
Turkey Growersi

The Farmers Union Poultry
Marketing Association will receive
turkeys for the Thanksgiving pool
at Roberts, Montana Thursday,
Nov. 13, Friday, Nov. IA, and until
twelve o'clock noon Saturday Nov.
Is.
Be sure to kill only prime num-
Der one birds. If you have thin
birds, save them for the Xmas
market, for they will have to go
as number two's if they are not fat.
Keep your birds off of feed for at
least sixteen hours before you kill
them, but let them have all the
water they can drink, as a croppy
bird will have to go as a number
two.
We will have our annual meeting
at Roberts, Nov. 9Th to receive
bids for the turkeys, if bids are
not satisfactory we have enough
boxes on hand to consign as we
| did last year.
The Carbon County news., 1930-10-30

Pastor will speak from the text:
Zone thing thou lackest," Mark
1921. Special music, Mrs. Christ
iani, director.
Evening worship, 7:3O. The gr-
owing attendance at the evening
service is very gratifying.
Boy Scouts Monday evening at
the Roosevelt School, 7:30, Mr..
M. B. Pay, Scoutmaster.
The members and friends of the
Ladies' Aid will meet Wednesday
afternoon in the following homes
for the purpose of piecing comfort
tops to be sold at the Rummage
Sale which will take place about
the middle of November. Bring
your thimbles, needles, white thr-
cad, scissors and pieces suitable
for comfort tops. Enjoy a busy
afternoon with your choice of the
following:
Mrs. L. M. Slavens.
Mrs. M. B. Pay
Mrs. Charles Lutterell.
Mrs. Earl Thiel.
Mrs. S. G. Merriman.
The Parsonage.
The Carbon County news., 1930-10-30

PIANA To STORE: We are
repossessing two pianos, partly
paid for, that we would like to
place with reliable home until we
sell same. Write J. M. Wylie,
Auditor, Fargo, N. D. 34-lt
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Downard
spent the week end in Red Lodge
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Downard.
Mr.. Downward is film salesman for
the United Artists corporation.
They left Sunday for Bridger,
Fromberg, Billings, and Roundup
and will complete his route over
the western and central part of the
state.
Mr.. Bustell consulted physicians
tored to Billings Tuesday where
Mr.. Bustell will consult physicians.
He has been in poor heath for
sometime.
The American Legion Auxiliary
met Tuesday night at the home of
will sponsor the annual "Forget-
Me-Not" sale in Red Lodge for the
Mrs. N. A. Stacey. The Auxiliary
benefit of Disabled American Vet
erans which will start next Satur-
day. Volunteer workers from the
schools will appear on the streets
to sell the flowers. Sealed canis-
ters will be used for the reception
of all money derived from the
sales, a portion of which will be
turned over to the D. A. V. The
next meeting of the Auxiliary will
be held at the home of Mrs. Harry
Viers.
The Carbon County news., 1930-10-30
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
H. Miller Scott, Pastor

Office and library in parish
house next door to church.
Services for Sunday, November Q:
Sunday School, 9:45, Mrs. R. A
Nutting, Superintendent.
Morning service of worship at
II. Special music by the choir.
The regular bi-monthly COM
munion will be observed.
All week day meetings will be held
at the parish house unless other
wise announced.
Monday at A, Beartooth Boy
Pioneers.
Monday at 7, Troop No. 1, Boy
Scouts of America.
Tuesday. at A, Beartooth Boy
Rangers.
Wednesday at 2:90, Ladies Aic
Society.
Thursday at 7, Junior Choir at
the home of Miss Nicola ia
ckson, 315 North Platt.
Friday at 7:15, Senior Choir,
Mrs. A. F. Christiani, director
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thad C. Pound, sos North
Hauser.
Saturday at 7, Conferences Boys
Department.
Delegates reports of the Mon
tana Congregational Conference
November 3.
The eleven o'clock service, Nov
ember 9, will have reference te
Armistice Day, looking towards
actual world cooperation as
Christian achievement.
An evening of Thanksgiving mu
sic will be provided by the senior
choir the Sunday night proceed
ing Thanksgiving day, November
l23.
Those not attending other chur
ches are cordially welcome to thu
services of this church.
The Carbon County news., 1930-10-30
Farmers Union Poultry Mar
keting Assn.
J. T. Kelly
President
CARD OF THANKS

Words cannot express our ap-
preciation and thanks to the many
friends for their kind words and
deeds, rendered us during our sad
bereavement, the loss of one so
dear as our son, husband and bro
ther. Also for the beautiful floral
offerings which conveyed silent
tribute.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Martin
and family.
Mrs. John Martin
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Eberhard
The Carbon County news., 1930-10-30

The Congregational Sunday Sch
ool entertained at a harvest dim
ner at the church Monday even.
The best ready-to-wear glasses
sold by K. N. Koski, 123 South
Broadway. 39tf
Mrs. M. ]. Troy, sister of the
late Mrs. M. J. McCabe, arrived
here Monday from Havre to attend
the funeral services.
Wanted to Rent: Furnished house
8 or rooms. Telephone No. 9.
33-1tp
Pierre Florent Bawens of From
berg filed application for admis-
sion to citizenship in district CO.
urt Tuesday. He is a subject OF
Belgium.
Halloween Carnival and Dance
at Jackson (Whittington) school,
Friday. October 81. 32-2t
Thomas McCabe arrived in TIE
city Monday from Chicago, being
called here by the death of his
mother, Mrs. VI. j. McCabe, which
occurred last Saturday.
Mrs. w. J. Reddy left Thurs
day for Tacoma, Washington te
join her husband. Mrs. Reddy is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Northy and sister of Mrs. Emma
Suggs.
A marriage license was issued
Thursday to Carl Wells Schwend
10, and Winifred Darleen Simon
1s, both of Bridger by Clerk OF
Court c. P. Larkin.
FOR SALE: One-third of one
percent royalty on 3341a acres
under Beartooth Oil Company lea
Sc in Dry Creek field. See Vieri
at postoffice. 34-1tI
Oscar Johnson and Oliver Hakal;
left Red Lodge Saturday morn
ing by car for southern California
where Mr.. Johnson will visit rela
tives. Mr.. Hakala will seek EN-
ployment.
We have stove repairs for al
makes of furnaces, stoves or boil
ers. Red Lodge Plumbing & Heat
ing Company. Phone rs. Henr.
Albert. BOT
Rosetta Davis was granted al
absolute decree of divorce fron
Sanford Roscoe Davis by Judg
R. C. Stong in district court Tues
day. She was granted the custod
of their three children.
X y
FOR SALE: Onelfourth of on
percent landowners royalty on 32
acres located 31a miles from Ohio
Dry Creek well, for $4,000. Ad
dress, j. M. Sartell, Sr. Sunburst
Montana. 32-3tE
The Carbon County news., 1930-10-30
CHURCH NOTES
Episcopal Church

Service, sermon and communion
at II. Subject "Luther and the Pro-
testant Reformation.
Sunday School at 10.
Our Sunday school is growing.
There are still some who belong
there, they are OF there, they are
not going anywhere. Please come
"home."
FRANK DURANT,
Minister,
The Carbon County news., 1930-10-30

The season for bowling is app
reaching. If the bowling alley pro-
prietors follow the example of the
miniature golf course owners not
unlikely sight will be a burly
bowlster knocking the pins down
with a bean shooter.-Chicago
News.
The Carbon County news., 1930-10-30

Before it will be possible to have
a United States of Europe we will
have to develope at least one Eur
opean George Washington to go
with it.
The Carbon County news., 1930-10-30

Farm products of last year am
ounted to twelve and a quarter
billion dollars, three billion of VIII
ich came from the American cow
The Carbon County news., 1930-10-30

Democratic statesmen always
consider it unfair to bring up the
subject of Tammany.
The Carbon County news., 1930-10-30
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Sabbath School, 9:45, DR.. F. w,
Schwin, Supt. Be on time. By SO
doing it may place your class in
the lead.
Morning Worship, 11:O0. The
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
RAILROAD HEAD
dies In DUEL
Vice President of Same
Line Is Wounded In
Battle

BALTIMORE. Sept. 2s.-tF-
Maxwell c. Byers, president Of the
Western Maryland railroad, was
shot and killed and Dudley d,
Gray. vice-president Of the road
seriously wounded In q pistol battle
in the company's offices in the
Standard Oil Building today.
The fatal shooting was discovered
by occupants OF neighboring offices
IN the building who entered after
hearing pistol shots. Mr.. Byers
and Mr.. Gray both were on the
floor. the former dead and the lat
ter unconscious.
Gray was rushed to a hospital and
placed Immediately on an operating
table in an effort to save his life.
Police who were hastily sum-
moned. said the two apparently had
locked themselves in the office OF
the president and there shot II
OUT over some difference.
The first patrolman on the scene
called by office employees who heard
The shots. said he was forced to
break down the door to gain en-
trance % the office of Mr.. Byers.
The vice-president was suffering
from two bullet wounds in the
back The president had been shot
but once. death apparently having
been instantaneous.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
Passport Problems
Conference Subject

Leaving Brownsville Wednesday,
G. g. Richardson. secretary Of the
local chamber OF commerce. will
continue to Laredo where he viii
confer with the Laredo Chamber
of Commerce on the passport reg
ulations problem. which Is rapidly
assuming serious aspects.
Complete settlement OF this prob
lem has been withheld pending
completion o. the Victoria to Ma
tamoros paved highway. was
said. II Is hoped that the Laredo
conference will result in something
definite being done.
The local man will then travel
10 Monterrey. where he viii meet
ROLAND Z. Friedman. Brownsville
man who Is In charge Of prelimin-
airy arrangements OF the Monterrey
Brownsville Good viii Tour. and
together the two will complete al
plans at the Monterrey end Of the
trip.
New names which have been
added 70 those going to Monterrey
and who have purchased tickets
are II. r. Mckay. II. j. Rommer.
r. O. Smith. Juan NJ. Perez. viF-
ginia Henderson. Joe Celaya. Jr.
ell OF Brownsville. and A. L. Len
well, Corpus Christi.
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have not been worked out as yet. II
was said today. The governor Of
Texas is entitled to a salute Of is
guns when maxim gan official visit
but when he Is in company with @
president, he is o~ut-ranked and the
salute of 81 guns Is fired in honor OF
the higher official. 1t was explain
ed by Major Holman.
However, the governor viii be
honored In other ways.
Further plans will be announced
by officials before the arrival OF
the president and Gov. Moody.
Chamber or commerce officials
said Tuesday morning that the
president would be invited 10 at
tend a dinner which will be given
In his honor in Brownsville. but
that the possibility Of his accepting
the invitation was vague due to
the limited time Rublo will have
while in this section. His itinerary
Is crowded, he explained in his
telegram recently in which he ac-
cepted the invitation to visit
Brownsville.
If the invitation for dinner Is
accepted. plans viii be rushed 10
insure a big affair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
NECRESS GETS
TWENTY YEARS
Young Brownsville Black
Sent TO Prison For
Murder

Arrietta Price, young Brownsville
negress, was sentenced to 20 years
Imprisonment for the murder OF
Isabel Bankston, another Browns
vile negress, by a jury in the Grim
inal district court Tuesday noon.
This was the heaviest penalty as
sessed In any case by the district
court this term.
The young negress showed nc
emotion when the jury verdict was
read by Judge "A. w. Cunningham
Later she dabbed her eyes with 3
handkerchief.
The fatal shooting occurred In the
negro section Of Brownsville several
months ago. Lieut.. OF Police John
Armstrong and Deputy Sheriff R. Q
Delaney were called 70 quell q
disturbance. They were disbursine
a crowd, when the Price woman
pulled q pistol and fatally wound
ed the other girl. The defense at
tempted 10 prove self defense.
Laredo on Trial
Just before noon, Julian Laredo
OF near Harrington, went on trial
charged with the murder of Jose
Silva. Officers testified that Silva
had threatened TO kill Laredo.
Testimony Of Floyd Lemley oil
Corsicana at the preliminary hear
ing was read before the jury. He
told of Silva hiring him TO pick
cotton. The testimony stated that he
Lemley) was driving Silva's truck
when they overlook Laredo's car
Silva grabbed a crank and Jumped
from the truck and began hitting
Laredo over the head. the paper
read. At that time Laredo pulled a
pistol and killed Silva.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
School of Dance
To Be Held Here

Miss Markoleta Greer Esther
has announced the opening OF her
school for dancing. expression and
the relateS arts. with branches In
San Benito, Harrington and Browns
Glasses in Brownsville are being
held at the knights OF Columbus
hall. beginning Thursday. The
studio. located on the Aztec roof.
opened on Tuesday, while the Har-
lnEen opening was held Saturday.
Miss Eistners school offers a
wide variety " dance training. in
GLIDING classical ballet. musical
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
Eight Prisoners
Remain at Large

Although q Valley-wlde .dregnet
OF officers was continuing To scour
the countryside. none Of the eight
prisoners who escaped from the
Cameron county jail Sunday had
been recaptured ct noon Tuesday.
Matamoros officers are cooper.
ating N the search for the men,
most or whom were under peni-
Tertiary sentences.
Five men were retaken at the
time Of the break.
The delivery vas accomplished
by saving a window bar on the
third floor. The men escaped down
scaffclding erected IN the c~onst-uc-
ton OF an addition 10 the Jail.
Several suspects have been pick
ed up IN Matamoros, according to
Lieut.. o. Police Erasmo Blanco. but
cour<y officers had not identified
them up TO noon Tuesday.
II Is likely that a deputy sheriff
will go to Mstamo-os Tuesday af-
ternoon 10 see the prisoners held
there.
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through the townsite Of Judd City,
and that he could shortly increase
the value OF the land after the
proposed improvements we're made.
He alleges further that he was
told that the Dallas joint Stock
Land bank held a S. acre loan
on the land as security. but would
increase the loan to $50 an acre
as soon as half the land were i'm
proved.
Webb alleges that all the in
formation given him was false. He
asks that the contract be rescinded
that he recover $1,000 down pay
ment he made on his land and
$500 since paid on the notes. In
lieu Of this action. he sues for
$3.50 actual damages and $4,000
exemplary damages.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
coming GROUP
MEETING Held
Widening OF Three Streets
Advised by Consulting
Engineer

At the first regular meeting Of
the newly formed Brownsville City
Planning and Zoning commission
held Monday night In the coucil
room OF the city hall. consulting
engineer Major Z. A. Wood. Dallas,
recommended that immediate at
tention Of the commission be called
to work on Levee. Elizabeth, Wash
ington. and Fourteenth streets.
During the Monday meeting,
Bert NJ. Crosnack, vice-president OF
the First National Bank, was elect
ed chairman Of the commission
DR.. 3. 0. Works. vice-chairman.
and Miss Julia O,Brien secretary,
all terms Of office being for one
year from the date OF election.
Since the ordinance creating the
commission provides for an over
tapping membership. the members
present at last nights meeting
drew lots for their term OF service.
AS a result. those who viii -1rve
for one year are: b. M. Crpmack
w. C. Craig. and Miss Julia OrBrien
Those serving two ears are:
Manuel Cisneros. John Gregg. G.
G. Singer. Those serving three
years are Lee 3. James, DR.. 3. ..
Works, w. Z. McDavitt.
VIII Name Members
Each year hereafter the city
commission will select three addi-
tional members for the city Plan
ming and zoning commission. at
the first meeting held IN Septem-
Der.
Major Wood outlined the general
scope OF city planning and coming
and in the discussion that followed
he mentioned that the our streets
named above needed immediate
attention. and recommended work
on them.
"All meetings Of the commission
are open TO the public and sug-
gestions for the improvements OF
Brownsville should be mailed tc
the commission, In care OF Miss
Julia O'Brien." city manager z. A
Rosenthal said Tuesday modning.
Also. the commission is interested
in old maps Of Brownsville and
especially in early photographs OF
the city"
Attention viii be given Maios
Woods recommendations, and &C
ton Is expected In the near future
The average cost Of feeding a coz
in Oklahoma last year was S75.ll
and the profit per COW was sii2.75
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
Seen About
Matamoros
BY c CASTILLO


Matamoros r. adding almost daily
to its ever increasing number OF
electric signs. We noticed two OF
the new number last night. One
advertises a certain brand Of re-
freshment and the other q well
known saloon. And we venture
to say that Brownsville VIII have
10 step some II 1t expects to be the
best lighted city around these
parts Of the continen1. lat least
in the region that comprises the
Valley Of the Rio Grande. ...for
If anyone has I doubt let him visit
Matamoros at night and he VII
find a profusion OF electric signs
....of the Neon gas type. thai
attract the eye with their vivid
colors. land remember, too, that
Matamoros Is improving its street
lighting system. W. noticed thai
also. -. Better lighting all around
Perhaps q friendly rivalry vii
grow Between the two cities. ...Anc
It Is a well known fact that keer
competition does much towards i'm
proving things. INVENT around
to the Plaza de In Capilla where the
fair grounds are, and found that
the fair ended last night. after O
record season. II you please. THE
fair this year enjoyed q large at
tendance. especially On the
'diez y seis' de Septiembre Mexi-
cos Independence Day.. things
seemed quite dull. since few people
visit the old plaza now that the
fair Is over....scme Of the stands
still remain. but on the twenty
fourth they viii be torn down..
and the plaza will be deserted.
except for an occasional pedestri-
an. And turning from the subject
We find Rafael Munguia. state tax
collector. lin front Of the FalaciC
Municipal. chatting with LiDradc
Salinas. police chief, and with
Guillermo Shears, ex-mayor.....
commenting on the 'bl0odlesS' fieS-
taS. land we ask Sr. Salinas II
any OF the men who broke jail In
Brownsville and are reported u
have crossed the Rio Grande into
Mexico have been captured ..anc
he replies in the negative. but
still police are searching for them
he says....and we hear comment:
Of the coming OF Presidente Pas
cual Ortiz Ruhio Of Mexico. 1.-The
president Is due to visit Matamor.
IS around the seventh Of October
lit will be a big day for the twir
border cities. ... .Matamorcs anc
Brownsville. Seldom does 4
president visit border towns. ....
We remember away back In 1922
when Warren Gamaliel Harding
then president-elect Of the u. 8. A,
visited the region Of the Magil
Valley. lit was a great occasion
And Metamoros residents help.
ed in the welcome that was &C
corded the president. And nov
Brownsville and the Valley are do
ing their BIZ In helping Matamor
oS welcome exico's chief execu
tive Which Is another proof o
the friendly relations that exist be
tween the authorities and the resi-
dents In general OF the countries OF
either side Of the Bravo. IN. .Mexicl
and the u. S. "A.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
Valley Boat Owners
Get Registrations

Owners OF Valley boats are rapid
IL obtaining their new registration
papers from the deputy collector Of
customs al Corpus Christi. Former
" these papers were issued by the
deputy collector at Brownsville but
the service has been centralized and
ali motor crafts exceeding 10 feet
must be registered at Corpu:
Christi.
Attention is also called 10 ths
feet that all boats must carry a life
preserver for every passenger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
MARKETS


NEW YORK, Sept. &c After
rallying one TO four points on l-ort
covering, stocks turned downward
again in the earlier hours today in
sympathy with weakness in the grain
markets.
U. S. Steel, which had sold q
point higher, lost its gain. American
Can, westinghouse Electric. Johns
Manville and numerous utilities also
surrendered moderate advances.
Copper shares were weak and oils
heavy. Anaconda and Andes drop
ped more than 3 points to new
lows, while Kennecott Ind Ana
conda Wire and Gable, together
with Standard Oil Of New York
Ohio Oil, Prairie Pipe, Curtiss
Wright and the u. 8. Rubber issues
also made new 1880 minimums.
Call money renewed at 2 pei
cent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
Miss MARTINEZ Dies

Funeral services for Josefa Mar
tinez. aged "a, are 10 be held at
Our Lady o. Guadalupe church. with
interment in Buena Vista Gene
terry at s .. N. Tuesday.
Miss Martinez died at the home
ct her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Amado,
Marti. z. In Los Fresnos Monday
afternoon Hinkley mortuary had
charge Of the arrangements.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
&C. Directors To
Meet Tuesday Night

A meeting OF the board OF d.
rectors Of the Brownsville Chamber
OF Commerce will be held az the
chamber building Tuesday night a.
7:45. according to officials this
morning.
Several matters OF Importance
viii be brought before the board
for final discussion and action. ID
was said.
All members are requested 70 Be
present.