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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


SMALL, BUNGALOW, NEARBY VA OR MD.
bus; reasonable price. Apt. 2O2. 1909 3lst St.
HAVE BUYER FOR LOT IN CLARENDON;
give location. price. phone number
ROBERT s. RANSEL INC, Clarendon. Va.
HAVE IMMEDIATE ALL CASH BUYER,
GOOD SIS r. house, with y a. or more; suit
able for poultry; Va. highway, anywhere pe-
tween Wash and Fairfax: not over $4,000;
must be bargain Send fun description, loca-
ton, phone number, by letter only
ROBERT s. HhHSEL, INC,
List with Us and Watch Results"
Clarendon TT. Bldg. Phone Clarendon. Va, 400
HA.E IMMEDIATE BUYER, EASY TERMS,
- =, house in Rosslyn, near car or bus;
must be cheap $500 to $4,000. Send full
descriptions, location. price, terms, by letter
only. ROBERT s. HANSEL, INC. Clarendon
TT. Bldg. Clarendon. Va.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW, ROOMS,
closed grounds; modern Improvements pre-
ferred, but not necessary; rent must be rea-
sonabs reliable, permanent couple, small
children; Cherrydale or Clarendon. Address
Box 276-R. Star otnce.
WITHIN S MILES OF DISTRICT LINE IN
Montgomery County; half an acre to acres
improved by or 7 room bungalow. shingle
or brick; close to bus or trolley land must
lay high, have good lawn and shade trees
and surroundings. etc; must be FIRST class
Will pay up to sli.500 cash.
N. z. RYON CO. 1915 N. Y. Ave. 34l8 14th
GENTLEMAN. WIFE, DAUGHTER WANT
to rent furnished house Or bungalow, am g..
$50. Address Box 2s3-s, Star once. 49,
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4 MOST UNUSUAL. HOME

A MOST UNUSUAL HOME
On ground beautifully Handicapped. over
looking the proposed Sligo Park IN Seven
Oaks. Md. Just over the District line. on
paved State road.
This home is constructed of stucco over
masonry blocks, with multicolored slate roof;
has Frigidaire. NOkol oil burner, electricity.
hot-Water storage system, electric range, =
car built-in garage. kitchen, breakfast room,
maids room. with bath and gold tinted
Living Room Two Stories High.
About IS #. wide and 81 IT. long, with
beamed ceiling running to peak in center.
Romeo and Juliet balcony artistic front
aoor ana o pfem nt o8ofs n6rc IN
overlooking formal garden; four bed rooms
and three baths. Combines comfort and at
tractiveness. Can be bought for cost price
to owner Would rent Open Sunday pm
Phone National 1880
Evening and Sunday, Shep. 2944.
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VIRGINIA PROPERTY
VIRGINIA PROPERTY
VIRGINIA PROPERTY VIRGINIA PROPERTY
BUY A HOME OR INVEST IN
VIRGINIA PROPERTY

a Selections Listne-f You don't See
Listed Here Write Us-We have MANY More.
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COUNTRY ESTATE.

SoON IA
FOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST DESIR-
able homes on the Potomac River. One
acre beautiful lawn. with more than 200
H fss SHADE fr"It trees nowefs and
aquarium stocked with gold FISH Gravel
walks and driveway. Near Mt Vernon
Concrete house with 10 rooms. bath.
large basement snd poreS %i al around idad
home that would have to be seen to be en-
preciated Would sb rent to- to ,r reS s,mG
months n%r3Hf 'f fnr 5000 Der per month. "
For further inform,ad,dor spply to , a. s.
Alexandria. Va. Phone $40.
COUNTRY ESTATE.
FOR SArE-HOME IN GEO. WASHING
located home in this section. with view
n srse The entire potomac River and
surrounding country from washington 70
!" Spacious '' grounds. with beautiful shrub
berry. flowers. shade. walks ard driveWays;
House semi bunsalow. with G large rooms
the second roor. GOOD basement. .porches.
etc. Reauttful fireplace. ard, in tact;;
h ome for ' nerson with good taste and
r1onev enough to make themselves COM
Annlv to a. s. Donighssn F. soT sos sns
WV INDUSTRIAL. PROPERTY.
INDTSTRIAT PLANT ON LOT 94e FIT. 10
'nchee by 353 IT., farirg the washington
Mt Venom Memorial boulevard: im3
proved nv one 1-story hrict building 81
hyildiros. huiIdngs in GOOD condition; no.
better lorntinn in the State.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY.
INDUGTRTAI SITE, n OF CITY BLOCK.
with 27O IT, f"ontine on r.. F. & p. r. p,
in tho ritv Of AleNardria. Va: new build
mas Priced for quick sale at $4,000.
FxcvrrFMT SITE FOR. AN INDrsTp1sr,
nlart: half ~ city block or. tho Sontherr
n. r. in hlexnndria: we'll located and
priced to soil: price. So 200.
FARMS FOR SATF
WERE IS ONF, OF THE RAREST BhP-
Gains we hoy" II ofTnr. 2nn acres % miles
from W. shi~"top. or . coed road and ad-
ioirinp the Famous GunstCn Manor Prom
eriv, where more than 1900 lots were
sold for p Summer COLONY last wear. and
'ages AID homes along its spacious streets
This land is we'll situated and laws al
most level, and the entire tract is covered
with good timber An expf sno l Inn n
llin1ber on this t"ort Mostly pine end
CAL. slr1ost an unlimited humble" of piles
and pulpwood and r p. ties in album
We challenge the timber msn thst saws
there is no timber within that distance
from Washington to come and see for
priced at $50 90 per acre. Bv cutting
this tract IN into small tracts it will bring
mrch more than that after the timber is
removed.
For additional information regardil
A. S. Donir
hns nop;ptsp Ru;Idip
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France expects much larger crop
yields this year than last.
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BEAUTIFUL.
TAkOMA PARK

SS,o0O-No cash, 10 responsible parties
and only $50 q month. covering all in
terest and principal, for this large Groom
house; living room about. l4x2i splendid
bath, open fireplace and buit-in sarage
IN excellent condition and location. Lot,
50xl65 Why rent?
s7,45O-A Bridal Nest-par;ly furnished
s4eStfiG reIFlseIation: An m, artistic home OF
Attractive living room. with fireplace, open
ine onto nozv sde
Ssplendid h. basement with rooms: OAK
one Of the prettiest streets of Takoma Park.
Originally. sold for $4,000. Financial loss
SIX lovely rooms, breakfast ROOM siS cedar OAR
Closets. mirror door. fireplace and hot
attractiyeiy planned and rood-sized rooms.
with beautiful floors, pretty fireplace;
sRe Won be on market LONG in this
location.
Your Auto III Trade on Any of Our Homes.
MAUDE II. LAWRY,
Shepherd 2540. 2l3 Cedar Ave.
BRICk BUNGALOWS.
$500
Nearly new, S rooms. bath, sleep. porch
attic, h.-w.h., am l.. built-in gar; large
lot, paved street; squares to stores;
easy terms.
District Bungalow-$8.l50.
rooms. tiled bath, weather-stripped,
screened. AWNINGS, large corner lot, flowers,
shrubbery and gar; one square to cars
perfect condition. - -
c. w. VAN WAGNER,
22s Cedar &c aeOr Tasen l7ss D. C.
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Detachment, Fort Humphreys, Va, has
been ordered to the deached enlisted
mems list, and assigned to the 121st
Engineers of the local Guard as in
structor. He will relieve Sergt. James
r. Allison, who has been ordered to
Fort Humphreys, Va, for duty. The
change is effective Immediately. &.
The Washington Light Infantry, one
of the local veteran organizations of the
Guard. received last week an invita-
Massachusetts,. the Massachusetts Bay
Colony Tercentenary Commiss IN, to at
tend the convention OF the { entennial
Legion in Boston on June l. 2 and 3
next. The letter said that the Common
wealth is DESTROYS of acting as host to
the visiting organizations in some of
the features of the celebration. and is
planning to make this visit of the Gen.
tennial Legion an official opening by
the Commonwealth of the series of ter
centenary observances that will follow.
The Commonwealth has arranged to
transport the visiting commands of the
Centennial Legion on tour of the his
toric shrines in Boston and thence to
the battlefields at Lexington and Con-
cord with luncheon to be provided at
Parker Field Lexington. In the eve
lining the commands. as guests OF the
Commonwealth, are United to attend a
concert at Symphony Hall through the
generous courtesy of the Boston SYM
phony Orchestra. At these evening OBJ
servances, his excellency, the governor,
Frank C. Allen, and his honor. the
mayor of Boston, James NJ. Curley, will
extend to the visiting organizations an
official welcome. in behalf of the Com
monwealth of the City of Boston.
1t is the hope of this commission,
the letter further said, that as many
of the members Of the local organiza-
ton as possible will enjoy these hospi-
talities.
h-.
The following members of Company
121st Engineers, have been ordered
honorably discharged on account of re-
naval from the District Of Columbia:
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The Jackson Association held its an
nual outdoor luncheon for the school
May 81, which resulted in an addition
of $50 to the treasury. The Jackson
kindergarten took part in the kinder
garten festival at Central Stadium on
May 10.
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Members of the local Guard have
been ordered to don their cotton uni
forms on June and to have their WOOL
en- uniforms in their overcoat storage
rooms not later than June Z, where
they will be treated for moth preven-
ton and stored for the Summer months.
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Brigade headquarters has approved
the request of Olaf w. Christopherson,
Company A, 121st Engineers, for per-
mission to attend the blue course at
one of the citizens military training
camps this Summer.
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The following members of Company
121st Engineers, have been ordered
honorably discharged on account of re-
naval from the District Of Columbia !:
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FORT MYER HEIGHTS. VA.
Very desirable house, newly papered ard
painted. having large yard Conveniently
located to- car lines, busses, stores. schools
and churches.
rooms, bath. concrete porch, pipeless
furnace and electricity
RENT ONLY $1,000 PER MONTH.
For further information call
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Natl 2100. 1926 18th st, NV.
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NJ. T. CHURCH, RealtOr.
Phone Falls Church Va. 20

LOUk OUT =!
Come and Inspect on Sundays.
Beautiful Bungalow for Sale
IN SILVER SPRING, MD
Large. 5-room and tiled bath with shower;
oak floors, open fireplace, sunny back room,
hot-water heat electric lights, ETC.: large
attic; garage large yard with pretty shade
trees; high. healthful:
IN FINE CONDITION.
Large lot 50xl00 feet and splendid place
for your little folk to play III safety. Near
beautiful park aud high school
$1,000 Cash-Price, $4,000 800 Per Mo.
Apply at SO Violet Place.
IR1oirl X
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The Park View Platoon Association
held card party at the school Friday
evening, under the direction of Mrs. w.
Hancock, chairman. The executive COM
mittee will meet at the home of Mrs. B..
B. Bramell, May 90, at pm. A teach
ers' luncheon will be discussed as one OF
the features.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
Hoover Plan May Help Federal Aid Roads

WASHINGTON. Jan. ls.-tR-
President Hoover's cab for economic
cooperation came at the psychology
cal moment for road buildings.
Increased preparations for the
federal aid system are seen as an
impetus to al highway construc-
ton.
For many years the appropria-
tons have t.en held at a constant
figure OF S75,000,000 annually, a sum
parce4ed out to the various states
70 match the amount spent by each
IN federal highway DEVELOPMENT.
indication that. without an in
creased appropriation, federal prof.
ects would not proceed as ra.'Siy
IS they had in the last few wears
IS carried in the report Of the
Dureau OF public roads that the
mileage OF Improvement during the
llscal year was smaller than IL pre-
vious years.
That federal projects have been
70 approach a constant pace
IS laid 20 the accumulation of a
large balance In the fund because.
curing the earlier years annual sums
had not been entirely expended.
me balance has fastened the
rate CT improvement during past
years but it has now ben absorbed
ana ne results Of combining the
ROAD building program to current
appropriations are reflected In less
ened Ezleage.
Governors OF many states. in re-
spouse 10 President Hoover's call
LOT increased building. pledged their
aid. but the maximum to which the
states can push their highway de-
veiopment MAJ depend on federal
help.
AS q result eyes Of the road build
ing world will be turned TO o
When 10 fashions what may be the
backbone for road building programs
n authorizing federal aid appropri-
tons.
In response to the genera move
ment for hi--way expansion. an in
crease | the federal aid anpropria-
ton to SIPS. 600, 1000 Is being sought
BY the House committee alone 10
MI
stimulate building and forestall de-
preston.
The federal aid system for the
t-scal year included ISe857 miles Of
interstate AM ~intercounty highways.
Nearly T9,000 miles OF the system
have been %initiall- improved thus
far with fsds.1l aid.
With an increase in the federal
aid a-coroprtat!on tte American Au-
Gnopile association estimates ex.
pendltures for highway and street
construction and maintenance II
1880 would exceed ST. 100000 and
furnish employment for 625.O 600
people.
a bill TO appropriate $500 Oo. 600
I'D aid the states LIN construction CT
rural post roads has been intro
dEced by Representative Robson,
republican Of Kentucky.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
BOND ELECTION I
TO BE MONDAY
100000 Issue Will Bd
Settled in Harrington y
AT Two Polls
Special 70 The HERALD

HARLINGEN. Jan. ls.-Harlin-
gems 100000 bond issue election
will be held Tuesday. with the votes
being cast at two polls. one located
In the City Hall, which will handle
precinct number one, ana the
other poll being in the I. b. Cara
Building, at the intersection OF w.
Harrison Avenue and @ Street.
Precinct number ! will be under
L.. u. Nichols, presiding Judge,
with II. G. Ware and T. S. Herren
as assistant judges Precinct num-
Der two. In the Cara Building. will
have rs presiding judge Lloyd =.
Steinberg, with Ira Eels and u. wv,
Weber as assistants.
Up until noon Saturday. 28a Har-
ltngen citizens had paid their 1880,
"A slight MISUNDERSTANDING con-
corning who may or may not vote
has arisen. A meeting was held
light on the situation.
Llovd +. Steinberr. call attorney
who ig IN charge or the polls &c
number 2 In the Cara Building,
interprets II as follows:
Anyone who paid f~- Doll tax
before February /. 1929 IS entitled
n vote. TIE Davnert AZ the 1890
no'l tax wili not he OF arv assist
nrce unlnes last wars pavn1ent vsS
made. The usual exemptions. az
course. hold. Anyone over so wears
M are may vote. end snrore who
became II last wear. Also. arv
Vallev resident who has been "
the state after February list 1928.
are allowed 70 cast their votes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
MAY SEND LABoRERs HERE

(SDe-ial 10 The Herald
SAN BENITO. Jan. l8-The San
Bcnito Chamber Of Commerce to-
dav received a letter from Mrs. Nell
Williams Mercer. special agent Of
the u. S. department OF labor. To-
cated in Houston. referring To the
labor shortage reported In the
Valley.
She wrote that an article in the
Chronicle stated that this section
reedcd 5000 laborers, and that II
this was true she would refer la
borerS { the VALLEY.
1T is true that there will be a
labor shortage later" j. E. Bell, sec
rotary OF the San Benito Chamber
Of Commerce. said this afternoon.
but at present the type Of work we
have open would not attract the
northern laborer. or skilled worker
who Is looking for a job. What we
want Is cheap labor, usually MeXi-
cans"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
Mockbee Pleased
With Herald

E. Z. Mockbree, manager OF
the Rio Grande Telephone COM
pany, in a letter addressed to the
managing editor Of the Herald
tells what a good newspaper 1t
is as follows:
Il cannot think OF anything
TO say that would pay you the
tribute you deserve in rendering
Brownsville q real newspaper. I
not only think it the best in
the Valley. but the best IN
South Texas.
Anytime this office. or my
self personally car be Of Service
TO vou, please do not hesitate TO
call upon me"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
Rollack's to Give
Free Show Tickets

The Capitol ttester and Bollack's
store are cooperating a plan BY
which every boy who purchases as
much as a suit . The sale OF boys
wear at Bollack's is TO receive free
tickets fer himself and his parents
to "Kibitze-." The sale I'LL be on
until Jan. %. larry Green. Neil
Hamilton and r-arv Brlrn are
featured fl the picture. which viii
show Wednesday and Thursday OF
This wGek
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
Omaha Club Coming
tspecial to nc Herald.l

MIs-IcN, Jan. The Omaha
team CT the West 4 League will
arrive IN this city so,-- duri-5
March to train in n accord
ing To Ed Sydnor FaC>n Burch.
formerly utility star Of the Texas
League and a nephew Of J. II.
Kirby, o S the team which Is
considered one Of The best known
in the Class A minor t-ams.
The team viii train here during
March and April.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
City Briefs

Returns-E. de IA Rosa, OF the
Of (. &c Ia Rosa. Sucrs. returned
Friday from eastern markets, where
he went to purchase goods for q
new dry goods store which IS TO be
opened in san Benito in the near
future.
Leaves Hospital-H. r. Galbraith.
Brownsville attorney who was in
iured In an automobile crash re-
Gently, has left the Mercy hospital
ana is being caEsd Tor at MS home.
Free Clinic-Free examinations
every afternoon this week. AL
phases of disease. III Obligation.
Come and see Drs. Anderson &
Anderson. Chiro-ract.c o. E4sctro
Iherapy. 243 E..zaoeIh. Aos
In Washington-A telegram mas
been received from r. 3. Ceage-
stating the BroTlsy-le celegaticr
on the port proposition arrived n
Washington safely and expects tc
get down TO work Saturda.
Announcinr-The Opening q the
Rose Beauty Parlo. over McCrogy 5
Spec.al prices. PhOn- 88i -or APP
poLntment. Mi Gladly AgneN
oWner.-Adv. l22.
Ask For-zome mace bread
French rye, assorted rolls. Phone
l44. Union Bakery, City AlaEKet'
Ask your friends and nelghbors.
Dressmaking, Remodeling-And
hemstitchlng. Amaya's Millinery adv
In Town-Mr. and Mrs. a. j. Nc
Con and Mr.. and Ms. u. v. Stuart
all Of NcAiien, are IL Brownsville
for the week end.
Go TO C~ovacevlch. He has every
| thing where he can find IL. Adv. II
Leaves-Walter d. Tschudln, man
aQer Of the Mexican Sinclair q
company. IS to leave Sunday 10
Tampico. He has been in ne EaAe
for the past few days.
Party Here-Mr. and Mrs. Z. No-
schrader, Miss Laura Won Scnra
der. Mrs. Jane Powell, Henry Pm
lips, MI. and Mrs. W. ?. Daggetl
and Miss Ruth Daggett make UP
party here from Ottumwa. Iowa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
Jones Wins Suit

judge John /. Klc-5er Of the
Cameron county court a. Law rem
dered a Judgment In favor az the
plaintiff fer principal. Interest,
attcrnevs fees and cost 81 TIE
ease oca-e Of John "A. Jones vs..
Dolores SilVa6e Cara and T. O..
Garcia. IL was a suit on promis-
sary note.
The Judge had the case under
advisement since Jan. 9.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
Negro in Jail Here
Thought Ex-Convict

A negro believed to be an es-
capped convict from Arkansas was
arrested at La Feria and placed in
the county jail here Saturday by
Deputy Sheriffs r. l.. Longoria and
Ernesto Yznaga.
A telegram from s. Il. Tod
Hunter, warden at Little Rock.
Ark. asked the sherifGs department
to hold the man in question. The
wire read In part: Glad you got
negro"
Efforts were being made Satur-
dav to identify the man III Gus
todv as the man sought by the
Arkansas warden.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
Elder Wins Sprints
Against East Stars

NEW YORK, Jan. l5-LF1-Jack
Elder, Notre Dame sprint star.
turned IN two victories tonight II
his only eastern appearance Of the
Writer track season, winning the
sixty and 75-yard dashes ct the
Brooklyn college games.
Winning the siXty-yard race
easily. Elder met som stiff COM
petition from Karl Wildermuth,
Georgetown's intercollegiate champ
ion. in the 75-yard race and was
awarded first place BY a three to
two decision Of the pudEes. The
time for the 70 was z As seconds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
Mission Club Has
Way ID Handle Vers

MISSION. Jan. f5-Wza- the
Salvation Army Is doing IL Har-
linEen the chamber of conm=rce
Is doing here. Kidding the VAL
lev Of buns"
At least this Is the idea Of "A. =.
Ewing, secretary. who suggests thst
aid not bc given haEEars' unless
ther have a certificate from the
chamber Nc commerce. nm. Ewing
viii investigate the cases Cf am that
re10rt 10 him.
The Salvation hrr- IN Fariin-
gen puts the "5o's" OF ths wood
oiia 70 see If they have the stamina
70 work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
Teacher Appointed
fsna, n The [eraldl

tSDet- 20 The Ie-aIuI
MISSTC>I. Jan. i =. Hayes
Corsicana, has been che as cad
81 the h.sto., department 0. the
local schools. taking the place OK
Miss Birdie Icy who resigned be-
cause Of Ill hea,
Hayes Is q graduate OF sam
Houston State Teachers College.
with an A. 3. degree. and -S5 Gone
post graduate works In the t-te
university.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
ALLEGED YECC
FOUND DEAD
Robbery of Bank Ends In
Death and Arrest

KAUFMAN, Jan. l8-tP-Death
and arrest was the aftermath OF the
robbery Of the First National bank
at Kemp yesterday afternoon.
The body Of Erwin Bobalek, n Of
the two young men charged with
the robbery earlier in the day. was
found today in a wooded pasture
near Murdock's Lake. Re had ded
OF bullet wounds, the freshest one
self-inflicted-
A short note was found by the
body, saying the youth was taking
his Own life.
Student Held
George Wheeler. former Kaufman
high school student, vas in jail here
charged with robbery with firearms.
In q statement TO officers he said
that Bobalek was his companion,
and the charges were placed before
Officers knew Bobalek was dead.
The body was found near the spot
where the bandits abandoned their
car yesterday when pursued BY 2
citizens posse.
Immediately after news Of the
robbery spread the posse was form
ed. About dusk Bobalek was located
in the woods and ordered TO sur
render. He opened fire and his sots
were returned.
Blood Trail Found
Not knowing they had wounded
him, members Of the posse gave up
the search when night fell. Early
this morning they returned to tbs
place and found a trail Of blood
leading TO the body. The note was
In his hand, frozen rigid BY the
zero weather.
Wheeler was captured by sheriff
Adams a short time after the rob-
berry. He Is the son OF j. n. Wheeler
former county agent Of this county.
Both youths attended public school
here. Wheeler had been married only
a short time.
Bobalek's body was first taken 70
Kemp where IL vas identified by
his father and where. at a coIoner's
inquest. justice Of the Peace Harry
Peel rendered a verdict Of suicide.
About $500 was found near Bob
alexis body.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
Hardin to Speak

Especial 10 The Herald)
MISSION. Jan. 18-The Metho-
dist men's Brotherhood will hear
Superintendent Sid Hardin speak
here Friday night. Ray Landry,
newly elected president will pre-
side.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
238 Cars Tipped

The Valley forwarded 23s car
loads OF fruit md vegetables Fri
day. The Southern Pacific lines
carried 8 cars OF fruit and AZ cars
of vegetables, and the missouri
pacifi 81 cars OF fruit ana liz
cars OF vegetables
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-19
New School Director

tSneclaI 70 Inc HeraId1
MISSION, Jan. 49, ,. Edward
Oppenheimer. long time Mission
resident and business mn. was APP
pointed a member OF 1.-The school
board at the last meeting. taking
the place Of A. II. Strahle. who
resigned because OF the pre- OF
business.
J. F. Ewers was e.scted vice presi-
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