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SALE-AUTOMORTLES

SAAE~fAO AODNOoALESs
PAAcKARHD o, SEDAN. little six: beautiful Puco
1922 type motor; can give terms. Mr.. Roper,
model 81; beautiful ear; perfect mechanical
i SSs; dS.ssssSutoF' ITs1 o0nneeti
PIERCE ARROW LIMOUSINE, model IS, IN
closed drive; 4-wheel brakes; only one own
Arrow distributor. 1877 connecticut avg. Pe-
tomac 0sSS.
PIERcE-ARRoW MODEL 80 BRouoHAaT-
4 fins motor car for $3.50; Harry sommers.
cut ave. Potomac 0e5s.
PIERCE-ARRoW COACH ls26-xxx spe-
new tres snv Ny 5 5Ss 6 Islnt os
NOSES Motor Co. G ias7 Twins sU st. own
PIERGEARRow R9|Aps 1i.F:a Is3s 5ssS
your own terms. Moses Motor Co. 1857
PIERCE-ARRoW, 7-PAss. LIMoUsINE-
xxx special. New paint, new tiEes. Me-
Moses S Rotor Guy Guy Il fq Hv S.
PIERCE-ARROW SEDAN, l927-xXx special;
This car is in perfect eondition, looks good
Noses MS SSd Guy At Y' rvSS ST. Svn
PLYMOUTH DEMoNsTRAToR sEDAN-zNot
one Of the early 1929 models, out one OF the
slightly used; full guarantee; $685. National
Auto Sales Co, De Soto and Plymouth deal
ers, IS New York ave. ne. Open till pm.
PONTIAC SEDAN, LATE MoDEL-Just re-
possessed and viii be sold for balance que
Ssr 3 0 existent ssss and r1S
with It. National Auto Sales Co.. 80 New
E FSsEs. S s.2n: sis s' .rnis iss
5 5ssS st .sG s1 for demonstration Decatur
Esq Tt tsf. ooeeSH ass 1870 ss e
Sii an st. sw.--Nat. $3.50 Mr.. little los
REQ 4-DOOR sEDAN-Many thousands Of
ssnf ss q Sas
Es "I BIZ M ssei ns o. FS
REQ SEDAN Ie3s-Driven less than 1890
miles and in. the best Of condition; fully
eSuPnsss and sFTs sboSe Oneoha 81 Il:
original cost. Dick Murphy, Inc. l72a Kaio-
EEo YNSd CLOUD dSE .2rsl Am IN .
honor a. ssss It m ne SsSs buy
Inc. s0T I7a4 ksiorsma an I'd OPEN eSeninSs.
RIO RRoUdH!A.Ml.,.,, ls2s.xxx special; Pm
tel Is Moses Motor Co. iz27 TWINS st.
very low MILEAGE. N, very fne condition.
kG9as T %Osss Motor 6 1rySS
STUDEBAKER TOURING-In perfect me
for SS5 Mr.. Stearman, 40 H ct. ne.
STUDEBAKER BROUGHAM-Five new tires,
good mechanical condition and appearance:
See this car today; only $685.; terms and
trade Dick Murphy, ines i724 Kalorama I'd.
sTUDEBAKER VTCToRiA COUPE, is5s-
4-pass. Like new. Fully equipped and new
car guarantee. $3.50; terms, See Mr.. Barnes,
1729 14th st. Phone for demonstration, De-
catur 1890 Open till pm.
STUFF z-DOoR sEDAN-A hish-erade car
which we have priced very attractively at
Ss25; in good condition mechanically and in
appearances. Low cash payment, balance
easy Dick Murphy, Inc, 17a4 Kalorarna I'd.
WHTPPET SIX SEDAN, i92s-priven 5000
miles; very good condition: $3.50. Also 70
antee. Torrey Motor Co, 2l08 I ST.
SPORT COUPE, is2S-Rumble
seat, good tires, original 2-tone puco and
upholstery excellent; mechanically OK; $3.50
down, balance monthly; will trade. Dick
Murphy, Inc, 604 II st. ne.
AUTOMOBILES at Wssehler's auto auetior,
613 g & NV. every wednesday and Sat
REAL BARGAIN IN repossessed car, is5e
mode .traisns sisht .o sport roadster With
been Iepossessed and goes for balapse Que,
Auto Sales Co.. 50 New York ave. ne. Open
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LAMBERT-HUDSON
MOTOR CO.,
The House of Confidence,
Path at M St. NV.
MORE THAN
BARGAINS!
IN THESE SLIGHTLY
USED CARS.

1880 Graham Paige Sedan. a
speeds).. ................ SS4s
1890 Graham 8 Sport Sedan, g.
wire wheels, de luxe
equipment, shatterproof
glass ,54S
1923 Chrysler Coach, model g.. 3SS
1928 Dodge Senior Sedan, new -.
paint and tires......... 5SS
Buick Roadster. .............. 24I
Paige Sedan ........w.....,... SUI
Packard Coupe ............... 287
SEMMES MOTOR CO.,
1926 l4th. Pot. O77Z.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
hours:
Elizabeth NJ Walsh, 90, ala 4 at.
Thomas steriing, Ts 5700 ssth ST.
Henrietta ]. Bolton, II, the Chastlston
Elizabeth O. Stewart, 81. GEORGETOWN Hos
pital.
Maria A. Brodsrick, s5, 1877 K st..
Ross L. Ray, e3, Emergency Hospital.
Matte B. Brown, 81, 3Ti6 Woodiey I'd.
Minnie Rupert, So stbiey Hospital
Edwin A. 1ftlow, 90, Tuberculosis Hospital.
pital.
Emma Ellis, ss. 2s22 Sheridan I'd. se.
George II. Payne, w, 2223 18th st.
Hannah H. Brooks, 43, 1905 Kenyon st.
Mary Massey, 20. Qallinger Hospital.
Mack Warren, a6, st. E1iZabethS Hospital
Leroy W. Ellis, 3s, FFeedmen'g Hospital.
Ruby 9. White, %, l22S Park I'd.
John H. Mason, az, Emergency Hospital.
Hospital.
infant Of Henry and Evelyn Super. Chill
Infant Of Richard and Ida Norvelle, Chill
dFen's Hospital.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Colurnhia--Partly cloudy
today and tomorrow, not much change
In temperature, gentle northwest winds.
Maryland Cloudy, slightly cooler In
central portion tonight, tomorrow part
ly cloudy, moderate west winds.
Vtrginia-Partly cloudy tonight and
tomorrow, not much change in temper
allure, moderate southwest winds.
West Virginia-Partly cloudy tonight
and tomorrow, not much change In
temperature.
Record fer Twenty Four Hours,
Thermometers pm, 81; Q pm, 90;
IL midnight, ~; 4 Am, SO; . am, 90;
noon, 90.
Barometer pm, 29e7; 8 pm,
5000; IL midnight, 1905; 4 am, 5000:
am, 1901: noon, 29,o7.
Highest temperature, 90, occurred ct
$50 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 90, occurred at
$50 am, today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, Is; lowest, 81.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast
and Qeodetic Survey
Today-Low tide, e:3S am. and e:Ae
pm; high tide, 12:13 pm.
Tom0rFow-L0w tide, 7:33 am. and
TAO pm; high tide, 1850 am. and
100 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 500 am; sun setS
6:45 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5;34 am; sun
sets 6:43 pm,
Neon rises 1855 am; sets 9:51 pm
Automobile lamps TO be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Potomac River clear and Shenandoah,
River muddy this morning.
Weather In Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-29
Births Reported.

Truman and Gladys <. ward, boy.
Henry O. and Emma q. Wiley, boy.
Daniel @. and Mary NJ. Herbert, boy.
George @. and Sarah e. Ellis, boy
LYMAN and Ann Zimmerman, boy.
Eli "a. and Shirley. Zimmerman. boy.
Abraham and CECILIA Cordover, boy.
Lewis and Leonida Zolly, boy.
Christy H. and Kathleen Wienecke, girl
Louis and olga Mayman, girl
Harlan @. and Pay 81, Pingrey, girl
John L. and Vera v, CIendening, girl.
Enrico and julia Gianedda, gtrl.
Theodore II. and Sadye Opaek, girl
Barham @. and Priscilla Parker, girl
Carl o. and Christine Z. christensen, girl
Charles and Katherine Harris, boy
Robert and Gertrude Brown, siri.
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RETIRED OFFICER DIES

Col. Ulysses @. Worrilow, retired
Infantry ofncer, died at his home in
Portland, Greg. yesterday, according to
War Department adviees. Born in
Rockdale, Pa, June 5, 1866, Col. Worri-
low began his military services in
March, 1889, as an enlisted man, was
commissioned second lieutenant Of
Infantry In october, 1894, and reached
the grade of colonel iTAMarch, 1921. He
served in the Spanish War and in the
World War and was awarded q silver
star citation for gallantry in action at
I'll Caney. Cuba, In July, 1898. His
widow, Mrs. Marian B. Worrilow, resides
ut 2l2 Bybee avenue, Portland, Greg.
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u. D. c. WOULD POST
BONDFOR BORGLUM
Ready to Aid Sculptor II Ar.
rested on Return for Stone
Mountain Farley.


ATLANTA, August 2v.-Daughters of
the Confederacy will stand bond for
Gutzon Borglum IL any attempt should
be made TO arrest him on his arrival
here Saturday.
Borgium, original sculptor of the
stone Mountain Confederate Memorial
near here, is coming to Atlanta a. the
guest of James L. Key, Democratic
nominee for mayor, to see If plans cam
not be perfected to resume carving on
the memorial.
Borglum is subject to arrest on an old
indictment existing in the De Kalb
Superior Court, which grew out of his
removed some years ago as the sculptor
by ofIicers of the Memorial Association.
They charged him with larceny and
malicious mischief, the charges being
based on his destruction of the models
from which the memorial was being
carved.
The De Kalb County grand Jury
sometime ago recommended that the
charges be dropped. Solicitor General
Claude Smith has not indicated that he
intends to push the indictments.
II Borglum Is arrested. Mr.. Key will
ask that he be released Immediately on
bond.
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South, and was q member Of the AmeFt-
can War Mothers Society.
she is survived by q daughter. Ethel
I. EarnShaw, and three sons, ]. Edelin,
Earnshaw of Kansas City, Mo-; Herbert
c. Earnshaw of Chicago. and w. Irving
Earnshaw of Hyattsville, Md.
Funeral services win be held Satur-
day at 2:3O o'clock at the residence:
Interment win be in Congressional
Cemetery.
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DFatha.
RR,ENENsTUJHL,

| BRENENSTUHL, VIRGINIA Y. on Thurs.
S Siasi A MTY v a. isafG iSEsEE sEr hRs
beloved sasssr Mii miarss ana a. rs sSuR
s susnders. ReRs i rsstins at the W VI. "
Chambers Co. funeral home, 1900 Chapin
st. mn Funeral services o. Vermont AYE.
| Creek Cemetery.
CARTER, GERTRUDE TmLEY. On we'd
RsS ea A AsFHfs ~ wis ts'o Of Robsrt cartsr
mother of Dorothy. Garter. devoted daugh.
s 81 q ana esar sad r:y ssTss as
snIns rs.nr s q R k4n.:s s.S cRgF
neral church, 14s2 You st. 81
De asy' 4Saust .. isss. EsSiIo SE1 s sospo
On sst9Taay d x1sust ,, % 4 sso m IN
DUKE, BERNARD 4; on. wsdnssday.- Au.
ss 3. lS'' "a i;',ssnSfs ;n asS 81
Ts Of %sFasr ' PSasmpSrssln soctss
funeral ,i 5!0 estsSilshmss S o. inssf%snt Psso'
EARNsHAW. EMMA. On Thursday, Angus,
s ssth 1'ss at Nv s h isE silfGfH8Ssf III
R sm sssSss VIE p 81 fh services ": vii
bs hsIa her lts residence en- tsSssard sns
iriendass Invited. intermsnt Censrsssiansll
Cemetery.
EARNsHAw, EMMA. The American Wal
be GoReds mother 10Th 'i Mrs. EMMA EARNsHAW
f %Rs p WPGSSE tRr s aas
FIELDS, MRS. ALICE. On Thursday. Az
iios Browning pi,. Deanwood. D: &. NIa
E Ed2sr ss a. y : snG cS. By i Be-
'0qs :ns .s ans: 'hts rs
W Brent PsstoS FRIENDS invited to a..
os sSs Si sl5 NfL1l0 R W osSEHfh Al
Sh ssss ,o Rs Sryvi ses ~ a mig Tf oT,
ss{ North osDitci st., Saturday, August
0ds ~. .asass ssl @@daS r can
RIE b, beloved wife Of p. 2. dTlllbortss,T
bortser. Funeral services at her iats
Tssidsn ced.S Si4 pFsnkitn ST. sssndria
Fhnrsasy. kS sRsEt:S ' isso pssss
RELrAS dUSS. devoted husband OF Carrie
dS s ff Rssss 81 rssfHs &. w. Ess
Jarvis funeral church. 1882 You st. nv,
.l sa ~. S:H lssd:n. aS'E.tE Il: a
Funeral Monday. September /, at . am,
Nd. Interment Mount oilvst Cemetery.
HALL, zAcHARIAH, Departed this life
Wednesday, .August a.; 1850 at his resi-.
SSs s.ssnd dai ~ n NH Xxi, z4cRSRIAF Hail.
Arnold, brother Of .lslia Chandler. He also
leaves to mourn their loss q son .in-law,
Rrandchild and other relatives and friends
Funeral services at Mount Pleasant Ban
list church Sunday, August 81. At 1;S0 2. m
HOLLAND, DIR. SARAH e. MAULE on
Thursday, August 2s. 1890. At Norrlstown,
Pa, Dr.. SARAH i. MAULE HOLLAND,
wife Of j. Burnett Holland; Relatives and
from par aFs o ny 70 anti nsssnd ov
day. sic De Kalh ST., Norristown, Pa. on
msnt 5privste5 Riverside Cemetery h -
JENKINS &C.. CARRIE "a y; suddenly. on. Eri-
JSiNs Widow Of ws ss GARniE p 2
neral Sunday, August 81. at / pm, from,
Fraziers funeral home. $50 r. I, ave NV.
Friends invited, fnterment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 81
JONES, CHARLES. on Friday, August 40,
JONES. beloved husband OF Irene Jones,
many sshs Ts.yss rn and sn a.H
Remains resting Ht the John T. Rhinel
tiee OF funeral later.
o'CoNNOR. MARY A. On Thursday Au-
RHsY e osSoososRr0 'Sis ssS:d N VIE n
SS ,S.ls oconncE; 1853 bRcssdaIs 1t ne
sau Ss sss q ros ss Nan. % 6SursS &
an. Interment Mount O1tvet Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited. ae
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MRS. EMMA EARNSHAW
EXPIRES AT AGE OF II
Resident of Capital Many Years
Was Native of Prince Georges
County, Md.

Mrs. Emma Earnshaw, long a resident
of washington, died suddenly today at
her residence, 324i Thirty eighth street.
She was II years old.
Mrs. Earnshaw was the widow of the
late william Il. Earnshaw. She was
born in Prince Georges County, Md,
living on a farm near Mitchellville be-
fore coming to Washington,
For about IS years she was a men,
Der of the Epworth Methodist Church
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Marriage Licenses.

Barney Marshak, ~. New York City, and
Marian 4. Rance, 81, this city; Judge Rob-
.s: sas s Il a.: e. s 81: city .ns Oss
is JudTs ko6srs 3 a. as Rsr'AA H. s0'''
l. ihas.ld s'i e e a ": ' as sRs s
Rev. william Pierpoint.
Leo j. CLARK, rs, and Sophia Barszczewska.
' william 3. samlsr. ~, and Minnie Madeoy.
" irwin Vim o. ash, IS, shepherdstown, W, Va,
and Ruth A, johnson, IS, Memphis, Tenn;
1'V Glenn whist. H. and Martha oosbsl. 80;
Melvin b. chiidsTs. 80. Lynchburs. ,ys,.
Joseph P. Limbsch. a. okolona. KY, and
E Rsn William sReiE srpoint 49, Louisville XVI
Edward Stewart. al. and Mary L. seabaeh,
10, both OF Baltimore. Nd; Rev. L. i. Nc
James 9. DAILY: az, and Dorothy Bonner.
~; Rey Joseph IA: Moran.
~; Rev. NJ. .. MacRryds. ~ $500
Harry Rossscntsld' q, tics city. sna yseIEl
Charles Y; NuthsI. ss, ans Christine p
ROY q. Hoyie, H. and M. josephine 1I crabill,
10; Rev. Edward H. Roach
Frederick Brown. ~. and Alice Themp-
sshh homas ' VI. 'HoiianaV A5 H. New York City,
ana owendolyn Norton. al. this city; Judge
Robert Z. Mattingly.
Carl Knoke, ~, and Selma O. Flick. 81,
Sherman Wolgamott, as, spencer, Ind,
and Betty Robinson, "A, Norfolk, Val Rev
Freeley RohreF.
Charles w. MaEschalk, rs, and Mary NJ
cickie, ~; Rev. Thomas A. Walsh:
ana an E%m. sHDsS ~ is sty N u
Lee srsssiy' "a. and Louise Grossly. 10;
George sullivan, as, this city. and seIby
Walker 49, Rosslyn. W.; Rev; g; ., nisss:
Louise q 0olloday, Il. seettsville, Val Rev
w aSSard az b Ssrr: ct nsnss. ysIrc'
Howard r. Downs.
Archie ohelmsrs 81. PyoekIyn, n. Y, and
Adeline r. Hellriegel, 10, New York City
Judge Robert z. Mattinsiy.
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SEEKS DAMAGES


The washington Railway g. Electric
Co. and Isaac SUSSEX of Baltimore were
sued jointly yesterday In the District
Supreme Court for s25,0 900 damages by
sadie Rosenberg, 500 Kenyon street,
who claims TO have sustained serious
injury while O guest OF Sussel In his
automobile, which was in collision with
n car of the traction company on ueor-
gia avenue near Florida avenue Febru..
airy a. Negligence Is charged against
her host and also the motorman OF the
electric car. Attorneys Saul q. and
william G. Lichtenberg appear for the
plaintiff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-29
FOUND

5OOnLE, small, white, female. Identity anc
,ay fer al. Decatur 002a. 1855 q st. NV
FOR lost ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League 1A9 Maryland ave: s.w. Nat. 80s8.
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Port Embargo Lifted.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 20 R.-
Lifting of the recently imposed en-
barge on the port of Mollendo. IN rev.
oiution- torn Peru, was reported In
radio dispatch received from the steam
shir Rokuyo Maru, en- route from san
Francisco,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-29
Chinese. Ratchet Victim.

NEW YORK. August 20 P).--An I'M
identified Chinese, believed by police
TO be the latest victim of tong hatchet.
men, was found In o Bronx street to-
day, his skull fractured and his body
covered with wounds. Detectives
waited at the hospital to question him
II he should regain consciousness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-29
LAKE BOAT CREWS IDLE

dafbor jam KehuinB HfaAn UM-
loading Results in Unemployment.
MONTREAL, August 20 R.-wtth
IS lake boats tied up In the port Of
Montreal awaiting their turns to un-
load grain into elevators, q period OF
The jam OF lake boats in the hRrbor
has been gradually increasing since the
beginning of the harvest season, until
there are waiting vessels with approx
mately 100000 bushels of grain In
their holds. Elevators have 12,250,0 900
bushels in storage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-29

This suite has just arrived--the very
acme Of style preferred for Fall! The
beauty Of appearance, QUALIFY Of ths
soft, two-tone UPHOLSTERY ana
strength of design are all here IA ths
fullest measure! On sale aatuf LAY
onlyI
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PORTION.

Ta.m., Greenwich time, todayJ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-30
Is GOLFERS
COMING HERE
Monterrey Men to Leave
Thursday For
Brownsville

The names OF the Monterrey
golfers coming to Brownsville for
the return match to be played here
Saturday and Sunday have been
practically completed, II. 0. With
off, Monterrey, said in a letter to
the local chamber OF commerce
Wednesday. A total Of Is men have
signified their intentions to come
to date.
Those coming are MesserS. Har-
bodt, Hayward, Dr.. Thomas. Wuef-
gel. Eldredge, Mackay. Bispham.
Mauro. Uribe. DR.. White. Andres
saba. Carhart. Derby, Virgilia Gar
"a. Jr., Adolfo zamboro. and Hob
son.
Some OF the golfers contemplate
bringing their families here on the
trip, Mr.. Withoff's letter said.
II Is planned that the men come
both by train and automobile. those
coming BY car leaving Monterrey
Thursday. Others, coming by train,
viii leave there Friday.
The matches start Saturday on
the local country club links.
The first match. played in the
southern city. was won by the Mon
terrey golfers. although j. NJ.
George. Brownsville, was the win
ner of first place.
The chamber Of commerce is
completing arrangements for an
elaborate entertainment program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-30
ILLNESS KEEPS
GARNER IDLE
Minority Leader Unable To
Lead Democrats In
Tariff Tiff

WASHINGTON. April 30.-lP-
The condition OF Representative
Garner, Of Texas, the minority
leader, will prevent him from lead
ing the democrats when the tariff
Is brought before the house tomor-
row.
Mr.. Garner, ranking democrat on
the ways and means committee, has
been confined to his bed since Fri
day with influenza
It was expected that he would be
able to be present for house con-
sideration of the complex report on
the tariff bill reached by colferees
OF the senate and house.
Garner was the leader of the
house democratic confereeS.
IN his absence, the democrats
probably will be under the leader
ship or Representatives Crisp of
Georgia, and Collier Of Mississippi
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-30
WOMEN GOLFERS.
MAY COME HERE.
Brownsville Womae Shoots
In Texarkana Meet:
Vote Saturday

Brownsville may be named the
next host city to Texas women golf
shooters.
This is the information received
from Mrs. B. o. Works, who Is now
in Texarkana as an entry in the
meet. and who wires back that
Brownsville may be able to bring
the shooters here for the next meet.
Mrs. Works is in the second flight
Of shooters. She tied with a 90 TO
qualify in the first flight, and In the
play off was defeated.
The next match city will be voted
on Saturday. Meanwhile. DR.. Works.
as president of the BROWNSVILLE
Country club and Secretary Richard
son of the Brownsville Chamber OF
Commerce are wiring invitations TO
the ladies 20 select this city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-30
CENSUS Count
NEARING end
With 1900
c. of c. Committees
Adding Many To
Official List

The city's census enumerators are
continuing their rapid recheck Of
the local census, according to cham
Der OF commerce officials here We'd
nesday.
No definite figures r ready for
publication today. but 1t is said that
by Thursday the volunteer enumer-
ators would have turned in their
returns.
Practically all enumerators who
are working for the city are turning
in names that have been missed at
the rate of four Of five per block
counted.
1900 Names
1t was estimated Wednesday that
when the federal enumerators had
turned in their totals complete, the
census for Brownsville would show
approximately 1900 names. With
the new names found by the VOL
unteer census takers the final total
should be increased to well over
the 10000 mark.
The final date for the closing OF
the census in this district has been
advanced from April 80 to May TO-"
L. z. Bennett, federal census chief,
disclosed.
The Incorporated town Of Hidalgo,
in Hidalgo county, has been COM
pleted and shows a total OF 1851
names, with 95 farms.
La Feria First
La Feria was the first incorporated
town in the Valley TO be listed as
complete.
The chambers Of commerce OF
every town in the Valley were is
sued blanks to be used by them in
a recheck II they deemed it nee
essary, and full instructions were
given as 10 how to proceed. Several
towns in the Valley have signified
their intentions TO take q second
census.
Two Remain
There are two large census dis
tricts beginning outside Of Browns
vile along both sides of the highway
to San Benito some two miles from
town, one on the west side Of the
highway being taken by Mr.. Frazier
and Mr.. Profit, on the east side
by Mr.. Frank Puregnat," Mr.. Ben
nett said. He requested the citizens
living in these incompleted districts
to wait until the census had been
finished there before they called
In to the local census bureau.
These districts will be finished IN
between 5 TO II days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-30
Record
Set In Glider Hop

SAN DIEGO. Calf, April 30.-lP
Jack Barstow. sail plane pilot.
landed at Point Iona az $3.50
O'Clock this morning. ending a flight
Of is hours and II minutes dura-
ton that unofficially established a
new worlds record for motorless
sustained flight.
Barstow took off at 1874 p. m,
yesterday and had the advantage Of
a favorable breeze to circle San Di-
ego and Point Iona until he passed
the American glider mark Of 8
hours. 5 minutes and 80 Us seconds.
established several months ago BY
Hawley BowIus, glider manufactur-
er.
The official glider record is IA
hours and 45 minutes. and was es-
tablished in Germany. As his
flight was unofficial and he carried
no Paragraph. BarStcw cannot
claim a new official mark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-30

Wnen OIllceL 6IttnArt noAhLAs ~
enter the Perdichi apartment, after
the Vshooting OF Techias. he was
answered BY shots, one bullet strik-
ing him in the arm.
a general riotgcaII was turned In.
and So detectives and uniformed
policemen answered, bringing ma
chine guns and surrounding the
house. The machine guns jammed,
SO the policemen whipped out pis-
tolls and kept up a fusillade Of shots
through the windows until Perdichi
was dead.
His wife. I'm AZ Jspital with a
newborn baby, was not told Of bis
death. Police seized q quantity Of
liquor at the Perdichi apartment.
He had lived here Is years. coming
to Dallas from Greece.