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New Birds Found.

OBERLIN, Ohio (P).-Six species of
birds hitherto unknown In Yellowstone
Park are reported found here. The
birds are red-throated loon, marbled
godwit, western grasshopper sparrow
Sprague pipit, Audubon's hermit thrush
and intermediate iunco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13
NATURE-BUILT ELEVATOR
Tree Water Supply System Held
Astonishing Achievement

The water supply system of a tree is
regarded as one of the most astounding
achievements of Nature. The height Of
a tree is regulated by its capacity to lift
water TO its leaves. Transportation, as
the process performed by the fountain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-03
BRICK HOME.
S100 CASH-S60 MONTH.

NpIUU
This all-modern home is located in pretty
Petworth, just around the corner from
Sherman Circle. Washington's largest park
It contains large rooms and bath with
built-in Pembroke tub and shower. hard
wood floors three large covered porches,
modern Kitchen with large outside pantry.
latest electric fixtures: paved street and
alley and many other features. Inspect this
land l75R-W
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Colored Doctor or Other
RESPONSIBLE Party

From owner 14-room furnished brick
house, all modern improvements, on Eye st.
NV, near Government Printing Once two
inspection call at 731 LIST st. NV. Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-03
SALE--HOUSES.
S6,95O
AN OPPORTUNITY!
1000 UnderDriceC

This tapestry brick home contains 6 large,
bright rooms, tiled bath, hardwood floors
Inspect this at once; will make very reason
able terms Call Adams 2641 after pm.
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RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.


CHEVY CHASE-IDEAL, AIRY HOME FOR
Summer, ample grounds and shade trees;
minutes from Chevy Chase Circle; June TO
sept. 10. Wisconsin 2673
CLEVELAND PK.-LARGE HOUSE. BEAUTT-
fully furnished, b.. sleeping porch, garage,
sarden, Frigidaire. Reasonable. Clev. 1124
WHOLE OR PART: BATHS. SLEEPING
porch double garage. yards; best NV; long
or short lease Col 9l40. 4e
FURNISHED HOUSE. 5000 r ST. .N.W.-6
rooms, ami, beautifully furnished; oppo-
site park; near school and car line; owner
leaving city. Call Cleveland 6008.
CHEVY CHASE, SUMNER MONTHS; AMI
seven rooms, porcheS. grounds, garage; 500
per mo. Cleveland 1852. Sc
COUPLE WISH TO SHARE THEIR COM
pletely furnished, modern, suburban, de-
rent reasonable. Georgia 3650-W.
ami; screened porches; " acre; Livingston
Heights, Va. Phone Clar. lss-W-l.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL-FOR Z
months. five or six room house, porcheS,
ami, piano; reasonable. Owner, Column
CLEVELAND PARK-FOR SUMMER, 10
room colonial corner house, porcheB
grounds, high elevation, garage. Phone
BETWEEN CRITTENDEN AND DECATUR
z rooms, 2 baths. sleeping porch; nicely fur.
nished; summer months; reasonable. Co
dwelling in larEe and Beautiful grounds In
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD, INC.
1920 4 st. NV.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1851 ST, SHELBURNE APT ROOMS.
kitchen. bath, free Frigidaire, $3.50; 9
rooms, kitchen. oath, free FTigidaire. So 80
UP. Apartments redecorated and now under
Barrett management. Apply Apt. l04.
2469 18th ST N.W.-ATTRACTIVE BROOM
apartment, ktchenette and bath; hot water
and heat furnished. Phone Columbia 0636.
Rent reasonable
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MALL 18Th. COLE COURSE

COOL FOR SUMMER.
THE EMBASSY APT. 1913 HARVARD NV
3 large rooms, kitchen. bath, shower;
new; attractivcly furnished; real home for
discriminating people for months; refer
eneeS. Col. 1856. 3"
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AN INDIVIDUALLY BUILT COLONIAL
BRICK HOME.
In good, convenient northwest section,
close to stores, TRANSFORMATION, etc, hot-Water
heat, electric lights; large rooms, large lot
side and rear. Full details, phone Mr.. Car
roll,
1875 18th St NV. North O962
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SALE-HOUSES.
(Confsnuad

NE-;CoLoNIAL PORCH BRIcK. H.-W,H,
cleo: light, parquet floors; easy terms; only
Chevy Chase, D. c.-petacheA brick colo
s see t hGme T n ssf s st.
1924 t or eve. cieV $40. : " -" s.
NORTHEAST NEAR 18th AND q STsD.
Soh aPse 4oo Mo lie ~ ba Nsw hoNaer beat
electric lights, large, bright cellar, nice rear
home n GOOD SpGs
an conyeniences and priced lower than other
sraer hoe TeFms % Por sppont
1925 ,4t SgS Il Nv JAMES iF Norm osss
Evening Phone Potomac 4s3i-J,
NEW SEMI; DETACHED BRICK, HOME, Sc.
hardwood goors upstairs ard down: cement
oas sas P s4te" dss osfS
own terms; as low as SoS $3.50 cash down. Call
1925 14th St. NV. North oes2.
JEFFERSON ST. NEAR 18th.
deep deer lot. - Priced right With attractive
Dist. sl3 John QUINN 4 co. l5 5SS st. NV.
NORTH CAPITOL. ST.
rounded pS be of parfs ' contains
porches in rear; garage; instantaneous
water heater, screens and awnings. Price,
$500.
JOHN QUINN CO, mo,
Dist. 5l45. 7o4 18th st. NV
7-roou COLOMBIA BARGAIN Sl,IS cav, a....,.s.
built-in sarage, attic and cement front
porch. In new house condition. Near Sher-
man Circle. Price, $3.50 for quick sale;
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1925 14th st. NV. North O962
EVENINGS, PHONE MR.. BENNETT,
GA. 1898.
BUNGALOW FOR SALE
2l0a 32nd st. Sc, Hillcrest-5-room bum
Ralow, tile bath. hardwood floors and trim,
electric lights and all improvements; $3.50.
Can be bought $50 down and $50 per month.
80, SEE MR.. CLARK.
l01l 9Th st. NV. National 3007
S6,950.0O
Near Ga. ave. and Rittenhouse st.-Attrac-
tive semi-detached Groom brick home. ga
rage, screens and awnings; modern and in
good condition. Near school.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO. Realtors,
721 10th st. NV. National 0765.
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Sl7o5OCCLEVEEAND PARK.
If you would be interested in a home
situated on the edge of valley, where the
outlook faces, quiet and peace and massive
ing Dutch colonial home. 1t is located on
Pne of the most desirable streets in Cleye-
School, stores and transportation.
The home itself contains on the nrst moor moor
room kitchen, quarters for q maid; on the
End floor there are bed rooms and 2 tile
cellent basement, equipped with laundry
trays, instantaneous hot.water heater
TO those who appreciate natures gift the
two immense screened-in porches. virtually
NORTH WASHINGTON
REALTY CO.,
1900 GEORGIA AVE. SHEPHERD 24oo.
GEORGIA 4966,
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Inspect These Newly Decorated
Apartments Today.
Low Rents, Good Locations and
Well Kept Buildings.
Open and Lighted Daily.
1885 Randolph St. NV.
No. lol-Front,. room murphy bed),
No io4@Front, rooms, kit. and bath $3.50
3l25 Mt. Pleasant St. NV.
No. 2o4-2 rooms, kitchen and bath. :. .s47.so
1882 Rodman St. NV. +
No. 34-2 rms, rec. hall. kit. and bath .s47.5o
1924 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
No. 2os-2 rooms, kitchen and bath. .s45.5o
o16 18th St. NV.
2nd floor; rooms and bath. .s5O.5O
go 18th St. NE.
No. 1872 rooms. kitchen and bath. $3.50
TIA F St. NE.
Electric Refrigeration.
No. 40i-Front; rooms, kit. and bath. S54.5
CHAS. D. SAGER,
National oo3s. o24 14th st. NV.
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Get beautiful Arm. h x. apis, bed rms.
ut the usual price of ? rms. Complletely
3urn incl. linen, silver, dishes, etc, VIII &C
commodste or s people, for as little as sg9
per month. Also 2 and 3 rm. apis. from $50
I'd. S-min ride downtown. Leading apt.
group in city Acres of private ground.
Cafe, etc, in bldg. elevator and phone sery-
ice; magnifcent setting splendid lobbies'
view over entire city; cool in Summer: lsrg-
est rms, rec. halls. closets, porch balconies,
tile baths. Most value for the money. Act
fast. Phone Col. 7744.
SMALL 18-H. COLE COURSE.
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FOUR BED ROOMS.
An exceptional 2-story brick home in choice
ne. location, near to Lincoln Park. Modern
screens, weather stripping and brick garage.
Property is clear and excellent terms can be
THOS. Z. FARRELL CO.. Realtors:
tai 10th St. NV. National 0765.
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r Decided bargain. ,AnaooStta. Vacant. NO.
2250 shannon pl. s.e.--6-room modern corner
$500 cash, balance $50 month.
THOS. d. WALSH, rs.o
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S41-1466 COL. RID.
The Ravenswood-1st floor, / room, Muir
S50-1466 COL. RID.
The Ravenswood-Splendidv value; rooms.
Kitchen, Frigidaire.
S37. 5OL2023 18th ST. NE.
Near r. I. ave. rooms. kitchen, bright
and CHEEKY; bargains. Also at $45.
n 3. =. PRINCE, 3l4 Investment FidG.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CONN. AVE. BRIDGE, 3 r., sos
Best location; new hreproof bldg; phone
end elevator service: all improvements;
neatly furn.. exclusive apt Phone Pot 0270.
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CONDUIT RID, ON POTOMAC-MODERN
bungalow, awnings, screens, porches, Frigld-
aire 2-car garage in basement; cost $1,000
Must sell quickly; $3.50. Terms. Phone
Lincoln $500.
NEAR LINCOLN PARKS LARGE ROOMS
modern in every respect; price reasonable
for quick sale. Phone owner, Potomac 069S
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FOR SALE BY OWNER.
One well Handicapped triangular lot with
frontage Of $50 It. bounded by Chevy Chase
stone RETAINING wall, living room 12x16 it,
large large living room. 40 #: Enclosed sun porch.
modern bath fixtures, delighttul BED rooms
nsodei Kitchen, shrubs and eyergreens. Price
reduced $500 for Immediate sale. Phone
OWNER, North 3436-J.
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LOWEST FUR. APT. RATES.
LARGEST BLDG. In y. {.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

who had tried the two men an
n0unced that they had been con-
victed by mistake. So did nine of
the ten surviving jurors in the
Mooney case. SO did a San Fran
cisco city detective who had helped
get the evidence against them.
This spring a new attempt TO free
them was made. Governor Young
announced his readiness to review
the cas- Billings had been In
prison before, and under the law
could not be pardoned unless the
supreme court reviewed his case
Its finding was a new disappoint-
ment. Ii pinned its faith on Mac
Donald'S original story. adding
Mooney and Billings. II they were
innocent of the bombing. at least
must have some guilty knowledge Of
II. Governor Young followed his
lead He remarked that II Melon
aid could be found and would re-
turn TO San Francisco to repeat his
recantation. something might be
done.
That looked hopeless. Macdonald
haS not been seen for nine years
The San Francisco News. however
offered a $500 reward for MS dis
covery. MacDonald's picture was
broadcast over the country.
And then the miracle happened.
Macdonald turned UP in Baltimore.
repeating his retraction and offer
ing to return 10 San Francisco and
tell 1t to Governor Young in per-
son.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

He-MacDonald was standing on
Steuart street. He saw Billings
whisper with Mooney for a minute.
and set down q suitcase. The two
then went across Maret street and
we're lost to sight in the crowd.
Macdonald thereupon turned and
walked down Market street. He had
rome about 80 feet when the explo-
sion occurred. Since the explosion
occurred at 2.06 p. m. that fixed
the appearance Of Mooney and Bill
lings at this street corner at 2:03,
at the earliest.
Now note the next point. Mooney
came to trial and sprang an almost
perfect abb. One Wade Hamilton
had taken a snapshot on the root
of the Eilers building, at 721 Mar
ket street, more than a mile and a
quarter from the scene Of the ex-
plosion. II showed Tom and Rena
Mooney standing on the roof. with
other spectators, leaning over the
edge to watch the ~parade-and a
great clock across the street was in
The picture. its hands pointing to
the hour of 2:01l
1t would have been humanity inn
possible for Mooney to have been al
the street corner at the time al
legged by Macdonald.
This picture, incidentally. did not
come to light until after Billings
trial had been concluded.
Macdonald Changes Story
So, al the Mooney trial. MacDon-
aid changed his story. He said that
it was Somewhere between 100 and
1:40 p. m. that he saw Billings and
Mooney with the suitcase-whicl
would give Mooney ample time tc
get back to the Eilers building and
be photographed there at 2:01
When Oman corroborated this tes-
timony, Mooney was convicted oil
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

Macdonald had been standing in
the crowd at Steuart and Market
and had seen a man deposit there
the suitcase which as later events
proved, contained the bomb.
He went to the police. "A little
later the police announced that he
had positively identified Mooney
and Billings as the men who put
the suitcase there.
Then the police produced another
witness-one +. G. Oman. a solid
looking cattle rancher. Oxman also
wore that he had seen the two men
with the suitcase at that corner.
Billings went TO trial first. Mac
Donald and Oman gave the testi-
mony. Macdonald. shifty and fur
overlooking was not an ideal wit
ness: but Oman was in appearance
an intelligent respectable citizen.
The newspapers dubbed him 'the
honest cattleman." and the jury
gave much weight to his testimony.
Billings was convicted and SEN
fenced to prison for life.
Tells Conflicting Stories
Now ID becomes necessary to note
G detail or two in MacDonald's
testimony.
AT Billings trial he told 1t as fol-
lows:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
Seen About
Matamoros
BY OSCAR

Going up main street we find
things rather quiet ". guess it's some
sort OF "lazyitis" that sometimes
gets into our systems at this time
Of the year :. . and rambling up the
chamber Of commerce stairway -.
we find Modesto Garcia III. employee
looking happy =. and smiling y.
seeking information we are told that
the chamber secretary las written
a letter to Golfers Weekly 7. de-
nouncing the attitude taken by
Owen r. White NJ. staff writer w. In
comparing Brownsville and Mata-
moros in an article written for
County Home magazine ~. and
walking on we hear comments on
how successful the concert given by
the Union de Filarmonicos was u.
wandering into a by-way street ".
We discover that the Matamoros
police department Is exercising an
unusually strict vigilance ~. a
mounted officer rode up and asked:
Who are you? Where do you live7
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

first degree murder and sentenced
to hang.
A storm Of protest swept the
country. Union labor took the con-
viction of Mooney as a direct blow
at tie cause OF labor. The United
States had just entered the war:
union labor's cooperation was eS-
sential. President woodrow Wilson
investigated, and requested that
MONEYS sentence be committed.
and the governor of California con-
sented. changing it to life impri-
sonment. Mooney and Billings went
to prison-and are there today.
Friends OF the two mel never
gave up their fight. After long in
vestigation they began to gnock big
holes in the states case.
In 1921 they unearthed MacDon-
aid in Ntw York There he said that
he had lied at the trials Of the two
men. He had never seen either OF
them in his life. he said, until the
police took him into the jail and
pointed them out to him. He an
nuunced that he would come back
ana tel MS story 10 q grand Jul
Feared Perjury Charge
But San Francisco authorities lei
It be known that he would be pro-
sacued for perjury and he disap-
peared again. Mooney and Billing:
stayed in prison.
Then Oxman's testimony wa
knocked out. 1t was proved that ne
was 80 miles from San Francisco
at the time Of the explosion.
Still 1t was impossible TO win 9
new trial or a pardon for the two
men. Rena Mooney. Nolan anc
Weinberg were released.
Friends of the prisoners kept OF
fighting. They marshaled theil
facts. pointing out that Oman hac
been discredited. that Macdonald
had admitted lying; the Judge
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

A democrat, Judge Edward j. JEFF
fries OF Detroit filed for the repub-
lican nomination from governor OF
Michigan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
MssOuRl PACIFIC Inns


No. l2-To Houston. San Antonio
$40 q. m
No. l4-To Houston. 100 p N.
NO. 1910 Houston San Antonio
200 p. m
No. l5-From ST Louis. San Antonio
Houston. 7.3O a m
No. l3-From Houston. $40 a. N.
No. ll-From San Antonio q Hous
on. 9:SS D q
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. 3is-From Houston san Anto-
aio. Sis Q. N
No. 3z3-To Houston san Antonio
rs q. N
NATIONAL LINES OP MEXICO
(Matamoros Stationl
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NO. i3l-Fron Mexico City Monter-
RiO GRANDE RAILWAY go
From Point Isabel : o. a.
TO Point Isabel $50 D. IN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

peatS what he said in Baltimore,
Mooney and Billings may soon be
free men.
San Francisco's Preparedness Day
parade, held on July p, 1916, eli
NAKED a decade OF intense indus
trial and political strife with nu-
merous strikes.
When the parade was announced
union labor characterized it as IAN
attempt to Prussianize America"
and announced that il would boy
colt it. The atmosphere became
tense with class feeling. aggravated
by labor troubles in which Mooney
played a leading part.
Threatening notes had been sent
10 the mayor, union labor leaders
and newspapers prior to the parade.
warning them not to support the
parade or march in it.
Bomb Kills 10, Hurts 40
At 2:06 p. m, on July @, as the
parade was passing up Market
street near Steuart. a bomb ex-
ploded on the sidewalk in a crowd
Of onlookers. Ten people were kill
ed and 40 were injured.
The outrage stirred the city. Re-
wards totaling SIT 500 were offered
before nightfall.
Within four days the police ar
rested Mooney, Rena. his wife. War
rem X. Billings: Ed Nolan. president
elect Of a machinists' local, and a
iitney bus driver named Israel
Weinberg. a friend Of MONEYS. All
we're held on charges Of murder.
The prosecution declared that the
five had ridden down Market street
in Weinberg's car from No. 72l
Market street: that Mooney and
Billings had got out at the corner
Of Steuart street carrying a suit
case containing the bomb: that they
had put the suitcase on the side
walk. got back in the car and dis
appeared.
Macdonald at Scene
II was at this point that Mac
Donald entered the picture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
R~aymondville Winner
of Highway Meet
tSnerial 10 The Herald.)

tSDfrlai 70 the Herald
HARLINGEN. Aug. Raymond
vile will be the scene OF the next
convention Of the Hug-the-Coas
highway association. to be held
some time in October, the definite
date t. be set later.
The Valley town was selected I'M
animously Wednesday by more than
300 delegates at the PalacioS. Plans
are already going forward for the
meeting which is expected to be
one Of the most profitable since agi-
tation was begun for the state TO
take over the highway project. Back
ers r now confident that the state
can be induced TO take over the pro-
| position at an early date, especially
as the project will not be delayed
at that time by political c~onsidera-
tons.
Rex Baxter, secretary Of the Ray
mondFille chamber OF commerce, ex-
poets about 500 delegates TO the
convention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

a 9 Of time has brought forget
fitness Of nearly all of lis outstand-
ing features. The average news
paper reader remembers that San
Francisco had a Preparedness Day
parade IN 1916. that a bomb eX-
ploded in the midst of it and killed
several people. and that two labor
agitators named Tom Mooney and
Warren K. Billings were convicted
OF planting the bomb and were sent
TO prison for life.
That is about the extent o. gen.
eral knowledge.
Now that Macdonald has come
10 the surface again. II is considered
highly probably that the two men
viii be freed. A resume OF the IA
NOUS case is consequently in order:
for the Importance Of Macdonald
in the scheme Of things can hard
ly be understood without q COM
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
Suffered for rs Years
With Rheumatism

Mr.. George Straka OF Rowena
Texas, says-I want TO thank you
for helping me to health and hap
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Sl.50 or full IS Days Treatment
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

What IS your work and why are YOU
here?" n. after having answered
the above questions ". and noticing
how fast the last Of the sewer in
s~tallation = being put through N.
we wandered to the Palacio Munich
pal :. and inquiring the why OF
the strict vigilance and question:
naire Y. we are told that the police
have put on a drive to keep unde-
sirable characters out OF the city \.
and consequently add Co the safe
ty OF the residents y. and getting
out Of his a we have ~. Erasmo
Blanco M. police lieutenant going
20 his office y. says there Is no news
everything quiet . and We have
In the door OF his place Julio Gal
van 7. big money exchange man : .
smiling :. yes . always good ma
tured and genial NJ. says that the
money exchange business is Pretty
good -. and walking on We find +.
Miguel Madrazo . cotton raiser
and landowner VI. chatting with his
brother .. Felipe A.. +. and getting in
TO his car n. bound for Browns
vile w. and we hear comments f. .
of how the cotton prices have re-
manned steady \ and that there Is
more bustling than cotton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
HowM Donald Story May Free Moone,
Resume of Famous Case Shows How Key
Witness First Told Conflicting Stories
At Two Trials and Now Asserts He
Lied in Putting Mooney At
Scene OF Fatal Bombing
Missing Witness Found

, plete picture Of this Sensational
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
By NEA Service

SAN FRANCISCO.-The famous
Mooney case"-now. apparently
about 10 be disposed of forever by
the temperance Of a decrepit little
waiter named John McDonald-has
been a senCation in America for
so long that it has become one Of
those things that are both familiar
and unknown.
II is familiar. because Americans
nave talked about II for IA years.
1t Is unknown, because the pas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
POSTAL. RATES

The Omitted States air mail postag,
rate Is S cents rcr the first ounce anc
10 cents for zach additional ounce .,
fraction thereof. Letters mailed IL
the United States Tor the points lr
Mexico take this rate
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

plete picture Of this sensational
drama.
Missing Witness Found
Macdonald was found in Balti-
more after the Baltimore Post
printed an NEA Service picture OF
Macdonald. IT became necessary TO
find him because Governor G. G.
Young. in denying pardon to the
two men. intimated that he would
reopen the whole ease If he could
have a face-to-face talk with Mac
Donald. Now he is going TO have
that talk; and If Macdonald re-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

Louisiana farmers plant legumes
I'D pastures whose growth Is re-
tarded by lack OF rain in the sum-
mer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
Air Mai. Schedules

The schedule for the mail between
BROWNSVILLE and Dalias 10 announced
py the postoffice department rs fol-
lows:
New Britain herald., 1930-12-01

and priced at amazingly low price for such fine quality! Here are up-tothe- minute syles priced in aeco1dance with the low Fall prices throug ughout the Watkins store: You'll want to order your sofa early so you can enjoy it this Christmas