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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
San Benito Joins
In School Fight

- $780, )@E@
SAN BESTTO- Dee 1o-San Ben
tics schools have pE1ec IN 2 fight
against q neT stale IzE which corn-
pts INDEPENDENT school districts
which Go not core uncer jurzs13c-
EcL O. county srper1nre1dea-S. 70
contribute % the Office expense and
salary OF sch Super1rtendE-S
Austin schools hare Led the fight
s-G the case VIII come before tbs
slate board Of education e Is neT
meeting 3 IL - MARI STATE SUD
eEntelcen- o. education = Il tzvuy
O. the lzT. and II the state board
O. ec1carlOn upho6s him the fight
VI be taken 70 RE courts
S1pr- T. j. Voc OF the local Eno5-
agrees EIfh III Mars that TIE
schools should 5e supported o :
Statewide tar but = not ID zccorc
VIII the idea C zSSeSSEnz Ecepzz-
cent districts fer TIE Sz11o-r C
rural Scloo- superintendent Tzez
rhey have 10 o<11czI co1nec-Gl
san Be1i-oTS share zroE-E = czs-
500
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
DEATH CLAIMS
PIONEER OF
BROWNSVILLE
Mira Annie = Wise
Succurnbs After
Heart Attack

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Inc nnaerl CITY r+ lDcAF DuFHE
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
BLIND SEES


CHICAGO. De- E-R-Ez
LElz1 Wz-augs yEE h1-1 AFTER -
ct hnGe 1rurn q cez-af ceEare rs1Ere
SIC had 1re teen ex-r1cred EhE
U5oed = . ease TIE pain As shK
cd g Sne p1zcec hs hard cEe-
Ter -En- ere ard c-srCre-e1 ShF
coGE SO CHI C her h1- wh3ch h7@
oe@7 bind fE - yezrz TIE ce--az
SAID TIE teeth hzc lurE beer 1n.er--
e E1 that the rezzE1nr r-eEEzrN.
Re ee1eze[ hac pa-zTze1 IRE orx
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
Suit for Damages Is Opened

Win Indications TIE jury would
have TIE case y afternoon DE-
s1S began pacing Witnesses oc
TIE stand here wednesday no-n-
~ = the S7g1e0 damage SIT
brought against Luther Wagner q
FCr1 Sc0--- Kan o. Mr. and Mrs
A L Po=e- C Harrington following
Tie Death @ Their l2-yta--0z son
Alex IS re result CT a traffic &C
C6e-t = Hzr-czen July .
The parents q rhe child a-ese
-h2- MS death Was caused 5F
neg-Ee-ce and reckless driving q
the part OF the Kansas naa- The
case Was placed n federal court
through diversity C citizenship
Ths trial Ec- underway be<o-e
51 T1esczT a<s<r1ooc and rne
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

pall.~ represented ~ C-zS and
1-cw-- Ear-1ze1 IaE firm placed
SIX witness On TIE stand whose
1eS-1lo-y sought ID prove that the
youngsters death vas caused ~
negligence c1 the part o. Wzz1E-
Nozzle Powell sister c< the 5Cy
and also Al Occupant c. The Poxe-
car ~ the tine @ t5e collision
Vas TIE star witness fur -he plain
tits Sic tod @ the crash and O.
cne q the cars CEe--1rzng. crush
t1S t1s you1zS-er beneath II
TIE ce1e16s1- : represented "
Greenwood and Lewis Hartmann
--l WE1eSSsS for the defendant
zzzn- - S10x -nzr he <zS within
traffic lars AID EaS net DRIVING
recEexzx-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
FLORDACROPS
HIT BY FREEZE
Extensive Damage Fellows
In Everglades. Miami
Fights Frost

MIAMI Pa Der 1r-E-515
Ee@1nE weather ant extensive
damage L truck Ero1s END 1-u-
g70-es = The EVe-g1sces ara C
Southern F-C-5ls 1zE -iEH- we're -e-
parted . LIE Miami EeE-ae- bureau
-odzr-
E-zl escaped f-esznE .erpe-s-
TIRE TIT Inc De-r--T was reported
as low IS . degrees & places .
seE niles from the c--r-
FE-ne-s and fruit Er0re-s work
ec al night with S-n1dEe pots and
water pumps TO protect crops
against damage ~ fros-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
SHEPARD Case
WOMAN ENTERS
Sam Antonio Stenographer
Causes Ripple I'm
K c. Court

KANSAS CITY, KzS- Dee 10
P-Allss Grace Brandon. 1-yezr-
Cd Sten0grzpner o. San Antonio,
Texas, appeared n court today
reacT 70 testify as 10 her love z<-
fair With Major Charles = Elep-
ard army medical officer charged
E1th the poison murder Of his
wife
Government counsel Indicated
the pretty blonde gl-i would Dc
placed On the witness stand during
the day
There was a ripple O. excitement
through the crOToed courtroom as
Mss Brandon entered with Mrs. =
: Williams. san Antonio pos
c-tce eUp10ye. ard took = chair
inside the railing
Miss Brandon - O. the prose
cu-io1is chief witnesses, appeared
unpe-tur5ed
Theodore McCoSkey O. Les An
gees. brother o. Ms Zerznz
McCoSzey Shepard testified Major
SdepsrGS Es< Vas -zEe1Se fur =
- 49, &[5 AL4--
About twenty minutes after Mr.
S1ela-d G1sd Shepard Was con-
posed enough ID return % -1e
r0cl 70 maze S0--e medical C
S6rvz-1cE. t1e Wines said
Curtis NcC0skeT. another dr0che-
also O. Los Angles tested that
S1o<z-y after Sasqa-d arrived -
Los Angles With his E--eS o1dy
the army offer <-a-S5 IL had %
hurry 20 Wzsh-z-n . cczsr
E-1 SEgecn GezeraI II W Ire
z1c regarding : 1rzz<-e- 20 san
Ac-C-A
r. 4 Ez-Se-- san a--0-z0 Ecr
Es1E-1d k-serx Se1- u S1e1z-r
C-1EEZ Z0Ee-x z0- Ms B-z-6n
both before ard after rs EES
death
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
Thirty For Writer

LONDON Dc u R-Iife-S
E1Z adventure : oEs- for Bari
Ke-1adT- tramp n0vezS--- VIC
fought I161E-s n TIE American
zu-h~sz and 5ozned Tire Alaskan
golG-1SL nsarThLR writing -
books
Ke1re1T. Ehc EzS 81 65eS Sat
UczE after = 1nE Illness but his
death Cd no. become kooxr Ee--
orally for several Oars
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

A1Ea1~z MtENEGIE - m TM~
TOURISTS SIRE srazn ~ slatex zf-
TT MHzswl-- TEnaN FruufFtEnEsH
Aew N0rE In4a &emAAEM MMnAm
chEE<tE LoEanx- Vs. IT,
Clara Cnanrmhr CAzlD arc EArHEEn
Ssw Eark &C SILL f1 rrrwrnrrsa-
Evez -zno4 SIS zrraEr So sNr
and -PEr1nEy4EAzra ara Hz1rr mH4
seTeL Tn stra1 nner-anF bird Mra-
era EneE Ezp az z<arn1n< 60
slightly hr-tFr fhnE E tulrraE
Am4s Parts FIAmnrun
Pans are H1 uasmnanr
For . A-Ee EElEn@ p4rLF Dr. -
re Tgr%csy huwx EErrw
T1zrlz-E are urnrc tI MtIHnH E
ErzE. ard nem reM41HMl @ hnpmm
VIE are also 1s1tec - a-tr-G
L- Mr1 Ern Hrtrrr ElH~ arc
-. arr ~ A. III 0sun - 81
EFzlE1z ~ &c EEaE sar ta
fnr thr fA-m ar Mram Or MaI~
SD tn6nT EkMx rN mAn So
naxzes bwrn Flulca arc CHurraa
Thf tmn nlrn mrrH HEAHnwt rnmtA
an k2c EMT A~r4ea rn4r1 -
yaa~F Frakz<a
IL FkwnE = c. - H4rm ~ -.
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Ennmh1mM1 &C hm1kmrn mgnaa hm nn
e EzEE - Nr 80
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

Re Ez5 first 1o51e1 about TIC
'DoC-E zS0 u Mr. W Z Car.
81 washington G. and - that
TIE he -oach EzS q sinai Epe-k
Ioz- DASHED around re face q
he c-0ck and bumped MS head oc-
czzo1z-lE cn 1he alarm hand N-x
Cay became cE-zoEs z,c left hin
--e-e-
On. Fer q Second Hand
Weekly 5e grew larger HIS on-y
amusement = riding the minute
hand around TIE face OF the clock
5G- so1srEes he becomes in
patent and jumps Of, running
around the circle Of the tne25ece
aid lea71nz back on the slowly
moving hand again Archie would
nave = regular uerrv-go-rcund u
the cl0ck had q second hand. bit
i hasn't
Lack Of food doesn't seem 70
Eo--y him a. all Lack of con1ar-
lo1SE1p. however, doubtless makes
MIN sad for a. times ne rs back
and gazes through the glass a. the
O1-Sloe VOID 4o1zz1Zly-
Getting Too Fat
Archie = fat and zcod-nzturer
Picking I'D the ciock and winding
= 5 Al II the dzES activities 10
him and he doesn't mind But II
one picks I'd the clock and EhirIs
Z Z makes him dizzy and ne
s-zzEerS around for = minute with
: rePOachfL look Oh his insect
face
Just hCT Iocg he VII i've = =
matter O. speculation But life T.
becoming difficult for him Ee /
becoming 50 large that riding the
n-11-e hand = getting almost tn
possible. and r he confines 20
EroT- II the future L. Iii have
% ru1 away iron the reIe--I=.
hand TIE rest @ his life instead
Of c1zS11E L Ezz-y and rf-u< =
sS Il rs gay T01-h But he hasn't
0ezn 70 L. rHz- boche- in ~
When -1s housEEse-e- x--r-@
-1e COX this zEznz A-crrie ras
coZ-z peacefully q tzs rz-@
Z
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
Dining Car Chiefs
Visitors I'm Valley

EARLTNCN. DH. 1ETne Ear
lnEs1 C1zz5e- CT Co--e-rr hzS
Sc1-ec eight z1-onohl& II Which
MEMBERS CT TIE Nzr51rzI Association
o. Dining Car SGpe-r1s1de--x r-
mike . tour OF The Valley Frldzy-
The SZpS-z--E1cE--S III Rsve
here ~ S-% T. III EczrE Ii the Val
~ Va E6co1ch and Elsa aid It.
rCrn b. way q rhe main highway
TIE tour I'll end II Mstznc-us 1t
s . II w-a q G-z[
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
Produce Men Guests
At Dinner Tonight

fBE Srz1 C0--epo1derr
ZS BENTTO. Dec l0-San Be-
shippers VII - hosts 20 pro
rae n,sn from other Valley -ozns
a. $50 O'Clock Wednesday eren5rg
q the S-o1sEzl Jzckscn Hotel
when e<f1--x VII be made 70 perfect
a regional organization
Local produce mn invited Tire
Kher shippers 70 attend q dinner
nere nf which Officers fer to pro
rcsed 1rzarzzz<iou wc1zd - elected
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
First Spinach Car
Shipped At McAllen

TEe frs fri 1- O Sz-zaca s-
IL Sezz-. moved E-1- NcA-e1
aid -5s sScu-1 Gz- O 1e= p-zo1e.
-o- San BS1-ta. featured rhe
Tes@zz Sl1-ez-s tr Wednesday
E1----E
T5e FRS FIJI czr O. Potatoes
role1 Moray Eo1 NI1cas- Sxz-a
near LoS F-eSnE
S7Zs-E Fo- wednesday
Amounted 20 q cS u tru- ans
EgEza& Teal fruit zcTEEFr-x
- cz-e z-s I2s cars co-7z-e6
viii lsE cz-S g TIE Sz-e Gate
AS &zS1l Coz1a-a-zTs figures 0
vegetables are Is cars szzirS
So caE last yez-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
Barr, Aeronautics
Inspector, Killed

Word has -es-he6 RroE--E
that -S1E-T Bar <5o n hen
here frequently - q cenzr-s1- C
commerce inspector C ae-n1sz-z
ES killed = = crash - S1szznzl
China
Barr E0<zHG fer the Pz--zz--
Ez1 for sczzE tire t. MEx1rn. -
ccrc-rx C 11Ea- <Fe-k
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
Cockroach Lives Minus Food
But Little Does Prisoner I'm Alarm Clock
Care; He Just Rides the Minute Hand

kEzzH- Teas Ez--e1 EE-aEs VIE Is 1r EHA ET- sr Fz-
- 1e czE=EG u q cu-z1ae <-z-e h- 1z -x-=-= rE=-Ez
c7cEus-1 EWa E-s Ezagz 1ML
r EEs Er12S6 = le 1ae = e zzz cnk az : = Errr sslvx
r=0 07E-1z Cd za0 E1lss zzzF IL HIS = gzzz II czzF mes On
-e E-ze had C 1e c1k- Fr ezzz-zzez1zrn wuex - "a
been uz-=1 A--nE
E5T Il gEs 10od : a 1gs-ey Z he doe tr I 5 ,yE Epozzte TX
hz ID 81 Oh O. his rsn-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
San Benito Schools
Add ITO Students

San EESTTO- Der 1n---A
total OF IN pupils hare entered o
cal SnocS sncs the last rs1r-
DC-h zcrE1@ 70 TIE 10r-nFT
report Nz ES1Gc u S1p- = y
Zoe
q -1ee i've entered s-5E Eszh
Eh0l IL -15or hzzh - Scz-h
Ward sn6 107 = Mexican <zr
Torsl erroZ-en- = -he San e.
1I-o E10cS 10E 1s
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
Jury Panel To Try
Civil Suits Called

Fece-z1 Judge j. c 11-c1esn
r. ordered : I17 pane c. -
Wednesday z0E-z-g . repo-- 70
the cozr : D u Wednesday.
TIE panel waS Ezzone6 u
Deputy u = La-S1zl Il = Js.-
fer6z II I'll Dc used II Tie trial
o- clTz Sz.tS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
BUSY
Scene; 5000
AT BIRTHDAY
Parade Opens Valley
Towns Eleventh
Anniversary

80 Sd 80 MM@
wEo C@% E-W1x 6EEz
z-Ee $500. TsEzs EE eeze-
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EE7-la En-zZ EEEE A=-
E-E - rzz e $500
az @ g cczz weazT
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n go -urane=
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EwzE - zunr<-- EzZ ~
1E rue 81 EEn-nua.E $780,
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1E -e -E-EE Rrne1zac &C. EM-
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Cr1 AE< charge C - COL
1zET -E-z1E EN $500 -
I-1EzL Ernuu-- E M-sez11r AZ -
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NJ
Sersrs &c Adarezsex
= s1eE C AK rozz-szc 80
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LSEET EEFe -5e 1rToczor zr
GzEr D u E---Rn deMTn-e- rhs
address C xelc0rk followed nr
Fer = A. Bo11e- Eho gaze -
Response BIZ DurEEl eruert-r
dancer 1-nE s.z-ioa xED RevnnSa
czzce1 and ~ Co5s Elssur EzEt
Al ADDRESS that ErzE VEL -enearer
E- Coo5 SPOKE q WY We sa0u6
love TIE TE-FT
Tn-olEhnEt the business ciE-rl-
e r5e CIR .ru1t and Eeze.znle cix-
pzTK c-0E1e1 -he sldegz-kx A.
-a--re Prizes are beng offered
tn- re ex1io-s
Terrzpin Derby
TIE afternoons proE-a- = g.
pec-ec tc prove the znos- a~r-eres--
II q -1e Car. with q terrnrar
ce-5T. q -o-1-r-7.n throwing caz-
teE- zl1 I'd mix drinking corre-
T1e -1--2 oer5y Is schec1sec GO
commence e. 80 - e a. rsEy
o. ne CITY Hal PARK ~ hnE rals-r
co1le<.. . 5-sEEe6 race. . Eoo1er
pushing co--eE. sea Ford rErr
oacTcle rznes and n wz-er <Ern-
III . re z-rr1--sunG -ne wnre~
Tight s - - 5erEes- = - -
lsr-Ee1- tear and n Local tear
0Cocse7 q HOOK C-eSsne Pee
TEr1er- Blake Ellz-S Go-rr
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E-zEx A oi1--re- $500
Ill 6 he'd ~ 80 A 5u--c 80
TOURNAMENT Is 70 o. helE rr 80
7-e tire o. Ire for-rsT &c.
%TTee1 -1F TeS-zco z-s Wr-rr~r
E1zz-S r--5x
Chzrins Race
MAYER San Bots M Ha--rs-
III cr-2-e wsrn Hzr~ y
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10
IN OUR
VALLEY

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-10

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
TUMULTY URGES
SUPPORT OF CHEST
Rotary Club Hears Of Duty Of Man.
kind to Aid Less Fortu.
nate Brothers.

A speech by Joseph P. Tumulty,
member Of the special gifts committee
Of the Community Chest; an impromptu
address on the value Of the Rotarian.
official publication Of the club and
amendments to the constitution fea-
tured the dinner meeting Of the Rotary
Club OF Washington held last night in
the Willard Hotel.
Urging speed and sympathy in re-
Spouse 70 the Chest drive, Mr.. Tumulty
pointed out that it was the duty Of
mankind to heed the sufferings of
less fortunate fellow beings. He i'm
pressively emphasized that the sympa-
thetic side Of a man is more carefully
scrutinized and regarded by his per-
eonal associates than his business
knowledge and ability. Men are adj
judged by their reaction to appeals for
sympathy and all truly great men meet
such calls with open hearts, he con-
tended.
Reviewing the features of the Ro-
tartan, Arthur Christie dwelt upon the
international scope of the magazine.
Excerpts from editions Of the publica-
ton were read and improvement In
general over past years was noted.
Raimundo d'Rivas Of the Bogota Ro-
tary Club of Colombia, South America,
and John Ballinger of the Rotary Club
Of Lakeland. Fla, visiting members,
were introduced by Arthur P. May
president of the local organization, who
presided.
Dorsey w. Hyde. Wayne Kendrick,
Roland Whitehurst and Henry N.
Brawner, all of whom recently cele-
brated birthdays, were felicitated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
BY MRS. MARTHA A. McADoo,
General Secretary, phyllis wheatley


The Community Chest has meant to
the Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. G. A. the
realization of great hope, the oblit-
Grafton of the constant planning for
entertainments to increase funds, more
time for expansion of program and bet
ter acquaintance with other organiza-
tions-the contact and experience being
a great asset.
Plans are being made for a larger
and modern camp. The past Summer,
for the first time in our history, we were
able to put on a health and recreation
program for children and adults. The
lawn was converted into an open-air
gymnasium, where competitive games
song-fests and dancing were features.
We also held horseshoe and croquet
tournaments, adding much to the en-
joyment of the community about U.S.
Repairs and requirements postponed
for years have been made. With the ex-
pansion of the emergency room, it has
been made possible to cooperate with
mother with i've children is not an easy
problem for 'Y" to handle and adjust,
yet this was done by our "Y"-thanks
to the Community Chest.
Can you imagine how a case of this
sort could be handled by our organiza-
ton? An invalid from Ohio, unable to
walk, but with any amount of conf
dence and enthusiasm gufflcient, at any
rate, to become a delegate to q confer
er1ce, came, applied for and secured ac-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
ALL CHEST UNITS
TO REPORT TODAY
Heavy Snow Spurs Workers
to Make Good Showing
in First Effort.
Continued From First Page,

ETOn E1TSL PdR6.D
Region Five and Mai. Campbell c.
johnson is secretary. Under the leader
ship of Judge James A. Cobb, a special
gifts committee from this region is
seeking contributions of 500 or more
from colored citizens.
Daily Meetings Scheduled.
The determination of the campaign
managers to continue the drive beyond
February 6, if necessary to complete
the budget goal acted as q spur to every
worker. Daily meetings will be held at
the Mayf1ower headquarters during the
remainder of the campaign. The meet
tngs are expected to develop keen rival
~ between the hundreds of teams.
This rivalry already is manifest.
At the meeting of the special gift
committee yesterday, Mr. Noyes eX-
planned that it had been felt necessary
to lower its quota to $875,000. He
stressed the point that failure last year
played an important part in the fall
ure of the committee to reach its origi-
nal quota. So far, he explained, these
increases had amounted to only about
100000 or less than 10 per cent, where
as. they should have been at least 20 per
cent.
New gifts of about 100000, he ex-
planned, had been offset by the fact
that some few reduced their subScrip-
tions; many gave the same amount as
last year, and a number had either
died. moved away or were temporarily
absent from the city. He concluded
by saying that the committee might
be forced to go back to some of those
who had already given and ask :gain
for an increased gift.
Gifts Of $500 and More.
Gifts of $500 and over we're reported
by the special gifts committee yeSter-
day, as follows:
Sanitary rocery Co., $4,000: Wash
ington Gas Light Co., $4,000; Peoples
Drug Stores, Inc. $4,000; Ogden Mills,
National Electric Supply Co., $l,250;
All Souls Church, 81 200; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward B. Burling, 81 100
Saks & Co., $1,000; Mrs. John
C. Boyd, $1,000; Mrs. Beale r.
Howard, 81 1000; Edward G. Yonker,
$1,000; Georgetown University, $1,000;
Mrs. Frederick Hicks, $3.50; Frank H.
Edmonds, $500; A. r. Jorss, $500; John
H. wilkins Co., $500; Waggaman &
Brawner, $500; DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Grosvenor, $500; Mrs. william F. Hit,
Stroud, Kurtz & Co., $500; Mrs. Fred
A. Parkhurst, $500; Senator and Mrs.
Jesse H. Metcalf, $500; Charles H.
Douglas, $500: Robert D. Weaver, $500;
William A. Hill, $500: National Capital
Press, $500; NARROW Coal Co., $500;
SGeorgtown Gas Light Co., $500; Mr..
and Mrs. John Henry Dwight, $500;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Huntington. $500,
and Cooke d Beneman, $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30

commodatiop in the building She left
in a very happy frame of mind because
of the interest and sympathy shown her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-30
UTILITY RATE FIXING
BY U. S. COURT OPPOSED
Gov. Roosevelt, in Message to
Legislature, Urged Abrogation
of Tribunals Power.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ALBANY, N. Y, January 30.--Abro-
cation of the power of the Federal
court in the fixing of utility rates was
urged Monday by Gov. Roosevelt in
message to the Legislature, inspired
by an already advertised impending in
crease in rates of the New York Tele-
phone Co.
The governors message came stimuli
taneously with the introduction of a
resolution by Democratic leaders pro-
posing that Congress be asked to pass
the bill of United States Senator Rob-
ert F. Wagner to restrict the activity
of the Federal courts in rate cases.
"The recent decision of the Federal
Court in the southern district of New
York." said the governors message,
permitting the New York Telephone
Co. to drastically raise its telephone