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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20
Rites for War
Veteran Thursday

Funeral services for Buell. v.
Cox. 42-year-old veteran Of the
World war. were TO be held at 3
p. m. Thursday at the Hinkley
chapel. with interment in the Bu-
era Vista cemetery. The Rev. II.
J. Howard. pastor OF the Central
Christian church was to conduct
the services. with burial under the
auspices OF the American Legion.
Cox served two years overseas.
during which time he was gassed
twice. His death resulted from the
effects Of these injuries. He had
been making his home for the past
year with his aunt and uncle. Mr..
end Mrs. Chester A. Walkir. OF El
Ja-din.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20
Service Director To
Address School Heads

H. F. Alves, new director OF re-
search and service at Austin. will be
the principal speaker at the VAL
ley Superintendent meeting Dec. 9
at Pharr, 1t IA announced Thurs
day by G.. w. Gotke. superintendent
of the Brownsville schools.
Mr.. Alves will read the state
superintendent report upon which
he has been working for some
months. and wants the Valley sup
erintendents' reactions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20
City Briefs

In RaymOndville.-Judge A. M
Kent OF the civil district court is
holding court in Raymondville at
present.
Free Instruction for ladies each
Thursday. two o'clock. Campbell's
Bowling Alley. adv. tt.
Holds Officials. Abney, local
barrister, is temporarily holding
the position Of county attorney
during the illness Of County At
torney M. r. Hall and the absence
Of Assistant County Attorney
Bascom Cox.
Excellent Mexican Dinners. -
Thursday and Saturday at the p.
0. Cafe. - Adv. q.
Business visitor.-D. B. Brier of
Morgan Engineering company at
Harrington was a business visitor
in Brownsville Thursday.
Bright new lumber, twenty-five
dollars per thousand; new French
doors. four dollars; coaster brake
bicycles. twenty-five dollars; new
fresh rubber hose, seven cents foot.
Everything IN new hardware at
lowest prices. Paint. sl.9r gallon
Salvage Co, Fronton St. Adv. 81.
Street Work.-Work on installing
cement cutters on Elizabeth street
in the downtown section, between
Tenth and Eleventh, was progress
ing rapidly Thursday morning with
asphalt torn up on both sides OF
the street and cement already laid.
See DIR. Randall. Spiritual Read
er. Miller hotel. this week only.
Phone for appointment. Adv. %.
Leaves Today.-Ottis Bobbitt. as
sistant weather chief at the local
u. s. Weather Bureau. was expect
ed TO leave on a Today vacation
Thursday afternoon.
Old Building Falls.-The razing
OF the old two-story frame build
ing on Elizabeth and Eighth is al
most complete. with but little of
the framework remaining and two
brick chimneys still standing. II Is
thought that the ground will be
cleared within the next two weeks
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20
Aged Valley Man
Dies at HarlinQen
Special to The Herald.

h1PN1LnA W Lit 11CA ulQ.j
HARLINGEN, Nov. 20.-William
Henry Thompson. aged 81. died at
the home of his son, Lloyd II.
Thompson here Wednesday even.Sg,
after an illness of about a year.
Short services are TO be held at
the Thompson chapel at 5 D. m.
Thursday, after which the body
will be forwarded to Windfield,
Kans., for interment.
Surviving Mr. thompson are two
sons, Archell c. Thompson, living in
FL Campo. and Lloyd II. Thompson.
Harrington business man, end a
granddaughter. Miss Marguerite
Thompson, OF Harrington.
founders Of Southwestern UNIVERSE
founders TO Southwestern Universe
ty. at Windfield, and had been 10
the cattle business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20
Valley Sportsman
Shown in MAGAZINE

The November issue of the Gulf
Coast Sportsman carries a half
page photograph Of VIM. J. Young,
local sportsman. and a huge 4S0-
pound jewish he caught in Brazos
Pass recently. A story accompanies
the photograph.
Editor Of the magazine is VIM. Y.
Gross. a former Brownsville high
school student whose father was
the local Baptist minister.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20
Men To Talk
Business Bureau

A meeting OF Valley real estate
men and developers will be held q,
the Cortez hotel. Weslaco. Friday
night at 7.30 to determine 10 what
extent the land men will sponsor
the proposed Valley Better Business
Bureau. il was announced today by
A. D. Dickinson. Jr.
It is expected that approximately
s. men will be present al the meet
ing. which will be in the form Of a
banquet. Several talks are schod-
uled.
Similar meetings will be held later
~ Valley nurserymen and water
district officials. It was said;
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20
Come In Today and Inspect These New AIuddins

fAlt I-HiAS-taliurrias Mere u
LA FERIA-J. II. Powell Hardware
& Implement Co.
sAN BENIT0-Farmers Howe. a.
Furn. Co.
hARLINGEN-A. a. KimmeII A. CO,
RIO HOND0-J. X. George.
ekoWNSviLIE-w. H.. Putegnut Co.
Los FRESNOS - Aldridge-Kimmeil
Co.
ALAMO-The Alamo Howe.
EDEiBURG-. W.. Heacock Hdve.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20
New Drug Store
Will Open Soon

Becker's drug store. on the corner
OF Elizabeth and Eleventh in the
Cromack building. is expected to
open during the latter part of next
week. 1t was announced Thursday.
The drug store is installing a
fountain at present, and according
to the owner the fountain is to be
the best in the Valley, completely
equipped with the most modern Of
fountain accessories. Lawrence Ohm
sted, Jr.. is to be in charge Of this
department.
owner is Tom Becker, formerly Of
San Francisco. who has hfsl IS
years experience in this business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20

Two men. a truck and a quantity
OF liquor we're seized near La Feria
Wednesday evening by Deputy
Sheriff Pablo Lopez.
The men were brought here
and placed In the C-fi-
county Jail to await prelinli-
nary hearings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20
First Tourist Night
AT Club Is Success

The first registration night Of the
season at the tourist room of the
local chamber Of commerce was held
Tuesday night and was said TO
have been a decided success. with
approximately 20 tourists attending
and registering, according TO Mrs.
Ralph A. Warden, hostess.
The visitors were from eight
states. including Ohio, P~ennsylva-
MIA. California, Iowa. Wisconsin,
New York and Michigan.
II was happily disappointed in
the attendance" Mrs. Warden said
today. Me- than three times as
many as 1 expected were present,
and apparently enjoyed themselves
immensely. We Will have a second
tourist night next Tuesday. starting
at 7:30 and every Tuesday night
thereafter"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20

A4-SA-N-A. L~I-lnsgI.
san JUAN-Naliey Howe. Co.
WESLACO-Anderson Hdwe. Co.
PHARR-Johnson Kelley Hdwe. Co,
ELSA-Anderson's Hdwe. q Imp. co.
LA vfLLA-La villa Hdwe. a Furn.
Co.
RAfMOSDyILLE-B. v. Watson e.
Sen
SANTA MARGARfTA-Mead's santa
Margarita store.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20

bruised and aching and Is looking
70 us-rather not only India. but the
whole world Is looking to us-to
spread the balm OF goodwill and
friendship. Let Is not disappotnt
them. May the Almighty God bless
our efforts"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20
BANKER n SELF

HORSE CAVE. Ky. Nov. 20.-CP,
Worry yer the condi- on OF his
5an.; was believed TO have caused
William Virgil Bell. So. 10 hang HIM
sell Yesterday Bell was president OF
the first National Bank Of Horse
which closed Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20
Band Concert

The following program has been
announced for the regular Thurs
cav evening band concert at Fort
Brown:
MARCH. Governor woodfin Hall
Overture. The Gray Eagle. .Kret-
schmer
9--Valse. Spirit OF SnrinRtime King
ASelection. The Belle OF New York
t- ..-.--.... herker
5-Danse Suite .. -schakoff
: Sarbo's Holiday
" ~ossack Revels
oetoe Dansa
1roeeu Guiana. A Might on the
70 Take
-.r"h. Ann Arbor Uni~e~sitv..
Barnard
% LATE TO CLASSIFY
MAN WANTED
Ter Rewleigh Route Of 800 Cor
s~~7srs in Brownsville. Sa- 1s>i-o
49, Cameron Curt. 0>'--'~
hu. ,er can s.s-t earni--
II md increase every rl@-
Immediately. Rawleieh Co. -
Tx-60-S. Memphis. Tern I Is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20

New York Is the leading manu-
featuring city In the United States
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20

Multicolored shades in either
glass or parchment are avail
able-deoorative and pleas
ing. Plain glass shades too if
preferred.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20
% LATE TO CLASSIFY
MAN WANTED

Immediately. Rawleish Co. -
TK-6o-S, Memphis. Tern. I Is !
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20
A Style for Every
Purpose

The Aladdin line comprises
table. vase. hanging. bracket
and floor lamps in a variety
Of harisome and durable
finishes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-20
STORM TOLL

CONTINUED from page II
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16

International Seementor
Word Bankset Be Switzerland to handle German war
the Young shown here with two
Right
chairman nstitu
Montagu the Bank England
discussing the
German bond issue.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16
Hotel Clerk Is
Shot By Bandit

Los ANGELES, June 10. WP)-
Henry p. Miller, 80, desk clerk
in the eXelsuiee University club,
was near death with three bullet
wounds as a result of an attack by
bandit early today.
When the holdup entered the club
and demanded the contents of a
cash drawer, Miller, who was toying
with 4 small knife, lunged at the
man and stabbed him about the
face and head.
The bandit fired three times. one
bullet penetrating Miller's chest
and the other two lodging in the
abdomen. Physicians at the Georg
ia Street Receiving hospital said
Miller's condition was critical.
Detectives who followed a scantv
trail of blood from the club, arrested
Wilbur McCabe, alias Jerry O'Reg
/ an, 43, after breaking down the door
or his apartment.
Miller told Officers McCabe was
his assailant, but when the latter
was taken to the hospital for iden.
tification purposes, McCabe said he
was innocent.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16
|FlLM STAR HAS
| CLOSE CALL AS
| BOATS COLLIDE.

NEW YORK, June lG, (U.P)-
| Claire Windsor, movie actress, mar.
| rowly escaped drowning when two
palatial yachts crashed off Green
wich, Conn, during the night, ae-
eording to adyiees hele today.
One sailor is missing and both
craft were damaged.
Miss Windsor was :: guest aboard
the Lolita, the private yacht of
Phil Plant, prominent New York
er. 1t was struck am.dship by
Ghandwan, 3rd,' owned by Ghatfield
Taylor OF =. New York.
The actress and nine other pas.
sengers aboard the Lolita were
tossed into the water by force of
the impact but Were reSued by the
Chandwan. The sailor was be-
ieved to have been seriously in
jured and to have drowned.
The Lolita Sank off Great Cap
tain's Island.
Miss Windsor gave her name as
"Mrs. Smith" when the Chadwan
arrived here but she was recognized
as the actress ana later admitted
her identity.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16
Gasoline War
Reaches Valley

Los ANGELES, June l6. U.H-
Southern California was the scene
Of another gasoline war today as
ma ior and independent operators
cut prices down 10 rs low as Il
ceats gallon.
Cause of the renewal Of price
slashing was not advanced b. any
OF the companies involved, but Sc
we're competition was given as the
reason IN some sections. IN others
it was intimateG that over produc-
tion of cheap fuel was the cause.
Most of the majors maintained n
price of 1872 cents per gallon, while
several Independents were offering
fuel eight gallons for $l05.
First tumblings of a threatened
gasoline war il FL Centre were
heard yesterday when several serv-
ice stations along Main street hung
out signs announcing the price of
gasoline at 1879 cents per gallon.
in the downtown district, the Sun
set station at Eighth and Main, the
She'll station across from the Bar
bara Worth hotel and the Barbara
worth garage have lined up with the
price cut, with other stations eX-
pected to come in before the day
is over.
When questioned regarding the
threatened war this morning, one
station proprietor stated that the
matter was out Of his control, and
that he could not state whether il
would extend still further or die
out within the next dag or two.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16
Court Postpones
Bribery Hearings

Los ANGELES, June l6. U.H-
Three jury bribing trials based on
the 1928 Julian Petroleum Corpor-
alton conspiracy trial were contin-
ued today.
The trial of Jacob and Louis
Berman, former Julian executives.
and Louise Krause, private detect
i've, was delayed until June % as
was the trial of Frank C. Grider.
The trial of John b. Groves was
continued until June 80.
According to the charges brought
by the state, the Bermans, defend
ants in the trial, bribed Grider and
Groves, Jurors, with Krause acting
as agent.
The eontinuances were made be
cause Jacob Berman, now serving
q seven year term at Mcneil peni.
tentiary on federal mail fraud
conviction, could not be returned
here until later in the month.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16
At Boston
At Philadelphia

At Philadelphia
Pittsburgh oil 0l0 542-l4 IS 8
Philadelphia 305 43l 1lx-ls 90 8
kremer, Byame and Hemsley,
Bool; Collard, Sweetland, Collins
ord MeCurdy.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16
BISHOP CANNON
DECLARES WAR
ON NEWSPAPERS

WASHINGTON, June l6. >U.p,-
Bishop James Cannon, Jr., of the
Southern Methodist church, an
nounced today that his attorney is
scanning newspaper articles and edi-
torials about him witt. II view to
prosecuting the publishers of those
he believes libelious He said the
lawyer already had decided one
newspaper published Gbelous mat,
ter.
AT the same time Cannon united
in an appeal to the Senate with
Eugene l.. Crawford, secretary of
the Methodist board of temperance
and social service, of which Cannon
As chairman, asking that the entire
Wickersham law enforcement pro-
gram be passed before adjournment.
The bishops declaration of war
fare CD his newspaper critics fol
lowed by only few days his vic
tory over the committee, which fin
ally ruled he did not have tell OF
his work IL virginia against former
Governor Alfred L. Smith.
Tie Caaaon-Crawtord statement
appealed, &c the name of the con
stitueney ne -ecresent, - fer prompt
action on the ep.;re Wickersham
law enforcement legislative pro
gram. Thus far, tae Senate has
passed only one bill, th.t transfer
ring prohibition enforcement from
the treasury to the justice deoart.
ment.
In view of the crowded legislative
calendar and the immnenee ad.
journment, Senate leaders have not
Planned to act on any more prohibi.
tion bills at this session.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16


riding isn't accident
shown here
Washington weaterng gales and b
and buried 4 ground.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16
Capone's Brother
Gets Prison Term

CHICAGO, June 16. U.P-Ralph
Capone, brother of the more motor
ious "Scarface" Al, was sentenced
to three years in the Leavenworth
federal penitentiary and fined
$4,000 today on two charges of in
come tax fraud.
Two other midsemeanor charges
drew years sentence in the Cook
county jail and another $4,000 fine
for the Cicero night club owner.
The conviction of Capone was
the opening wedge in the drive
by which the government hopes to
deal a death blow to gangsters By
hitting at their poeketbooks.
Capone was taken into custody
pending arrangement of appeal
bonds.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16
National

At Brooklyn
St. Louis 600 600 003- 8 9
Brooklyn ....-.10l 100 20x- II 0
johnson, Lindsey, Frankhouse and
Maneuso; Phelps and Lopez.
At New York
Chicago lilo 600 0l5- 8 IA !
New York ...12l 900 DOL 10 0
Root, Bush and Hartnett; Hubbell
and O'Farreil.
At Boston
Cincinnati $50 600 002-ll l6 .
Boston ....-.....0l0 600 600 s 0
Fey and Gooeh; Grimes, Cronin
and Spohrer.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16
India Reports
More Clashes

BOMBAY, India. June 16. U.P)-
One of the most serious phases Of
the India independence movement
started today with clashes between
police and volunteers and many ar
rests of picketers.
About 90 persons were injured,
most of them slightly, when police
charged volunteer groups TO break
up picketing of shops in the Bonn
bay region More than so persons
were arrested, many of them after
severe clash on the Hornby Road
which lasted for four hours.
Virtually ali of the persons ar
rested were sentenced to foar
months Imprisonment shortly after
they were taken into custody.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16

Judge ". II. Hazlett. who issued The
order, was informed today. Joseph
Jensen. oil and gas expert chosen
by the court said in his periodical
report that the violations were not
serious and Judge Hazlett contin.
ued the injunction without modifi.
cation until September Is. Oil com
Pany attorneys promised to make
every effort to have their clients
keep within limits prescribed By the
injunction.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16
Most Nurses Use
New Face Powder

MELLO CLIO, the new wonderful
French Process Face Powder, is pre-
terred by nurses because of it's puri-
ty, and they say it does not make
the skin dry and drawn. Stays on
longer, keeps sine away, and is
very beneficial to the complexion
You will love MELLO-GLO Face
fowder.-Clement' s Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16
Al Detroit

Philadelphia oo4 o40 000- IA 0
Detroit lilo OBJ OIL 9 10 :
Earnshaw, Quinn and Coehrane :;
Hoyt, Hogsett, Rensa and Hay
worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16
BASEBALL RESULTS
American

At Chicago
Boston ......-... COZ 600 SOL 6 s )
Chicago .......00l loo 00l- ) 9 /
Russell, Cunningham and Berry;
Lyons, Grouse and Berg.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16
TO THE VOTERS OF
IMPERIAL COUNTY

bank Of the Colorado river, FOR an increased
appropriation for market news service, the
original appropriation in the budget ofl22'
having been due to his efforts and for many
other proposals of local interests, inc Ud,ns
several bills aiding the Bard distrles, be
sides those of q routine character.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-16
Says Injunction
Being Violated

Los ANGELES, June 16. U.P)-
A temporary injunction against nat
ural gas wastage at the Santa Fe
Springs oil field is being violated in
minor ways by several companies,
The Washington times., 1930-11-11
LOVE
BALM SUIT

Los ANGELES, Calf, Nov. II
I.N.sJ.-As a prelude to the
story of an alleged love affair be-
tween Hollywood film players
while on location in Africa, blonde
Edwina Booth, who took lead
ing part in the screening Of
Trader Horn" today filed an
answer in the Superior Court to
the $4,000 heart balm action
filed against her by Mrs. Suzette
Renaldo, thus placing the suit in
q position to be set for trial.
Mrs. Renaldo, who was left
behind when her husband, Dun
can Renaldo, went to Africa with
the company, alleged that Miss
Booth stole Renaldo's affections
on the trip.
Miss Both's answer was q flat
denial,
The Washington times., 1930-11-11
PUTNAM DENIES
He WE'D FL|ER

NEW YORK, Nov. II tuso.
Mystery today surrounded the
issuance Of q marriage license In
Groton. Conn. to George Palmer
Putnam. the publisher, and Miss
Amelia Earhart. first woman trans
atlantic flier.
Putnam, at his office, fatty de-
MED he had been married ito Miss
Earhart or anyone else" He then
was asked:
''What about the license?
Was IL issued?"
He retorted:
$50 and look up the records"
where did the marriage story
come frOm?"
The publisher replied:
81 don't know where any story
comes from In . judges mind"
He was referring to the Con-
necticut Judge who claimed he had
issued q license to the couple.
Miss Earhart, herself, In Wash
ington, declared:
II have not been married. !
always said that when / was !
would let everyone know"
The Washington times., 1930-11-11
Lawyers Organize
To Keep Scandal
In Check

NEW YORK, Nov. II GIN.
s).-An organization Of the
leaders Of the New York bar
formed to safeguard the honor
Of lawyers and the bench be-
gan functioning today. The
society viii be named the Joint
committee Of cooperation
among bar associations Of
New York City. It's formation
was suggested by Chief Justice
Hughes Of the United States
Supreme Court.
Charles n. Strong. named
secretary, declined to comment
on reports that judiciary
scandals had been q factor in
bringing about the organiza-
ton.
The Washington times., 1930-11-11
RADIO PROGRAMS TODAY

,1a;0O r. M.--Luncheon music,
|is:3O-Dickenson program.
A.O0--A trip through the
West Indies, BY r. X. Hoi-
iinberger.
l:15--Musical program.
l:3O--To be announced.
s :00-Stories of the big trail.
|6:lk-One-tiTns opportunities.
8 .l5-0rand Central program.
s:OO-Public Service man.
s:05-Sambo and Ed.
s;1S-Jimmie HARRISON,
pianist.
6 :3O-ISabel Malone, con.
tralto; Ruby Grim sley.
soprano. and lie Roy lewis,
baritone,
|7;0O--Danco music.
news flashes from
The washington Herald.
T:3O--Jerry Harp'g Orchestra.
l:OO-Wentworth Opera Club.
1l0Ok-WJSV--2OBHm
9;0O--Down South In Dixie.
s;10-weather.
O:3O---Musical program.
9:A5--Muslcians.
( % O:OO-Thanksgiving Pies,
|iO:16--Davis program.
/ 10 :30--world Alliance for In
ternational Friendship pro-
gram.
hi :lS-Gospel song Service.
li2:OO--Time.
ll2;15-Farm News.
Il2 2:2O--Farm Chat.
2:O0--Afternoon Musicale.
3:00--David Martin and jim
my walteFs-Armistics Day
program.
A:O0-''M" Trio.
1 4:30-MeIodic Moment.
4:45--Scienee and History.
5:00--Welfare's Volunteers.
5:30-Along Route 50.
6:l2-On the Mat.
6:45-Police bulletin.
7.00--Dinner music.
7:15-Whither Away9
T:27-Time.
7:31-Bluebird's Orchestra.
g.0O--Alexandria A m rican
Legion Armistice Day Me-
mortal Service.
s:3O--World Alliance for In
ternational Friendship pro-
ah.1E -ttv f4Iwh nao o.n 1Eusln
The Washington times., 1930-11-11

63Ok--WMAL--476nl
s:O0--Organ Reveille.
s S:s0--Morning devotions.
8 s:aS--Melody Parade.
3 :OO--Something for Everyone.
9 :SO--Morning Moods.
10 0:00--Frank w. Young, plan
let.
fo:i5-Advice to Brides.
l0:30-Clem and Harry, har-
Tnony team.
19:45--Hair beauty.
1i:00--AddEess by President
Hoover before World ALI
ance for International
Friendship.
i2:OO-Dance music.
12:SO-Orchestra with Crane
Calder, baritone.
/ 1:OO-Dance music.
/ :30--Concert Music.
2 :O0-Male quartet.
2:2S-Peace message to chill
s:So--American School of the
Air.
8 s:0O-Salon Orchestra.
) :3U- w 00oroW WlisOu he-
mortal Service.
4:00-Italian Idyll.
l4:30--A me- rican Education
Week program.
Is .O0-''Newsacting."
Is 5:lO-Rhythm Kings.
l5:i5--Adventures in Words.
S :3o-Ralph Fox, Xylophon-
list, Burrus Williams plan.
The Washington times., 1930-11-11
REPEAL BY 1888,
SAYS DARROW

NEW YORK, Nov. II (U.S0.
Repeal Of the Volstead act by
1883 was seen today by Clarence
Darrow, famous lawyer, who Is
here on a lecture tour.
He also advocated relieving
'''the misery of the unemployed"
by diverting to their use some Of
the huge sums now spent by the
Government in futile enforce
ment of this foolish law" add
ing:
"The income tax collections
next year will be smaller and
there win be less money in the
Treasury. The bigOts and hypO-
crits are draining money from
the Treasury to pay men for
shooting and arresting so.
called viOlators Of the VOlstead
act.
at costs millions Of dollars
to maintain courts to try these
men and more millions to keep
them in prison when, in reality,
they are guilty Of no crime.
''The last election indicated
that the YoIstead act will be
renealed by 1888"
The Washington times., 1930-11-11
DriUerLess Machine
Kills Boy, Hurts Dad

NEW YORK, Nov. 1i.-An auto
mobile parked on a grade started
rolling backward and coasted
down the street and over the curb
to the sidewalk.
Harry Wagner, walking with his
wife and their children. Samuel,
Z years old, and Shirley, S. saw
the vehicle bearing down upon
them. He thrust his wife and
daughter out of its path, but he
and his son were caught and
crushed against the wall Of o
building.
Samuel died in Brownsville an
East New York Hospital. His
father was injured internally.