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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
CoodteHoros, Rally Around

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
QUAKE KILLS

BATAVIA Java DEF Is-P-
In a tenpeStuo1s awakening which
has taken The natives OF central
Java completely o. SURPRISE -he
Tclcz1o Msrz-s- dormant for %
years. yesterday killed Is PERSONS
and inflicted q huge property dam
age
ThoSs killed TF-e a. -o-E n .
fed near tire To1cancs base Eaen
Al Avalanche &C r1i-e hot lava.
20 feet nigh and 10 yards vide.
sid 6oEn the nculfsi1xl6e and
oTe-Tnc-Ted them
NeIEh5C-In- vallsTS and farms
Ee-e cove-ed with the mass o.
lava Sto1e5 ard ashes. and . SUI
rounding vide a-ea vaS devastated
u the intense heat Loud run5ln=S
accompanied the eruption and we're
las reported increasing although
I1e rain q ashes had S15zde6
somewhat
TIE volcano lzzs night presented
q terrifying sight Clouds O. black
smoke e1veio1e5 IS summit and
flashes O. fire shot from the cone
Ine volcano observation DOS. has
SS-esd z waning = -c=EEu.- - =
I1s area z1-u- tF 5-r - Fave
ine- Ecnes z15 Lid PAGES G.
sstsy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
Inventor Leaps To
Death; Plane Safe

WASHINGTON. Dee le-P-
TlE designer OF a lex a-E1T bomb
Eg plane los confidence II his
oEn craft last night as the motors
S51r-s-e6- He Jumped and died.
While the plane Vas landed safely.
Stephen a F~O-oerzsT. 1-oFct
engineer OF the Fokks- company
vas killed Apparently 5ecz1Se the
parachute r. carried had 10 tine
. break the fall before his body
NJ. q tree The r1oco-d lad been
pulled. 5a- the pane had nnsuffl-
Gent altitude for = successful,
Jump Lieutenant Harrison G.
C-0Ckrr- Of the army s- co-7S. cd
TT eEez know his passenger had
lezpec until ne had brought the
ship 60zn practically un6znzzed
: -Ie from Ehs-e Fo-oe-ze died
The pane vas q tTo-Ec.o-s6.
czb---T7e -cro7sz-e With : sosE-
Ing landing gear Ire -heeS we're
pulled ID z5e1 TIE mzcz5ne
struck tre ground u . dead
stlck landing l. vas beng taken
g Wright FED Ohio -ne a--ys
experimental center from Te-e--
bc-o E7-zh.s- Esr Je-se--
Fc--erze- -sS c-c1E1eI e. s---
Tiers tod7- VIII hzz17< deTelo-ed
ssse-zl tyrsS C zocE- cEs.-
plsnEA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19

S5s said re had 5cr7 u-1-7sed
o. Q Ezl whose identify rz= -rr
been hesS1le6 10 cal rhE RADIO 10
E-Ezl ccEEenrz-o- .. tssepho--
and invite him to q party 70 ce5=-
o-z1e the recall O. Msvor C-zrkS
BoEieS SIZE SAID B1ckleT Wa ~
meet her - the lobby Of the Il
Sale krrel
Fire EkeFen Shets
As Buckley zzS sitting = -ze -1h-
b. ezriT July -. tzo hczrs after
ne had announced the REAL q
Ns-u- Bczia three rsn enter
and fired eieFea shots into his boc--
Mss Oven according 70 rosir.
said the same mz- -ho kac
p-olDted her 70 cal Bucxlrr- y
minutes before he =zx xhoc f-s--rz
she not keep the s11oirr-nerr ans
that she I'D rot 20 % TIRE narss
Police hare refused TO z- -hs-h-
this nan Is II czE-o6T-
Two Cars before sEs -zs . rsur
testified 81 the trial oF El-hoaas
Dellzbor-s and Frank Ssii-o-e 70
lne Eu-ce- OF --o Crosse Pc-r-r
Park policeman Ms Oven coEIznsed
~ the thes-- where she e er1sc--
ed- Size claimed 70 hare beer Efrsn
poisoned Eh-sxey ard later Herrr-
Cd Donfrick ZERO - TIE -zr rao
gave I % her- but phyEc1znz Il re-
.---rg t1-71-sT -e-s u-z5le . rI-1
-E- trace O. pcsor-
Ire- diagnosed ker k-zez- . q
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
nurse AGAIN
ON STAND in
POISON Case
Repeats Majors Wife
Stated She Was
Poisoned

KANSAS CTTT. Kz<. Dec. 10
R-Tlh the cefe1se cbec-Inz 70
almost every question the govern
nEnt PIT Miss Cara Brczn. Z
ru-se- bacx CT the stand todzy u
the murder trial Of Mar CEzrzz
4 Snerz-d- ard 6-s1 trou EsE
szz1 the statement that TIE DEF
er1znEs wife had tod her Eh= va
poEzoned y Shepard
S1cl testimony c. tire r1-ss -zs
Er1EEr fro- Lhe rscorE5 E5en shs
gaze L TeS-Erczv- 5z- Esr- nezEe
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ATTY E1czT 0ftHcz- 1C- re zEsz-
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the s-c1L 6zE c< hsr -ne<z -r
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ard
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sic hadn't tod z--11e oF ia N-
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Ssnz-1 -o0[ n INTO he- confidence
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
MOVIE STARS
HERE BY AIR
Hal Roach. Helen Morgan
Attempt To Avoid
Publicity

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III r-C-Zs G-S--- E11 2-S-
Esz11 FlLzT EE--g 6 Ms
ElrZ-z nan = ThEh EE-E -
zhE LCEE to-E-E1 MANAGE -c-
Il O. II an Hen Morgan fan
cS SAGE z15 E-ee1 SE Sc52e1
1s-e for rs+1s--E
Tze uz--T Ezo oeel 70 Gsxlc7
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EE-zz -la z-6 Ess refining
% LS A-Es-cS "a Dz-z re
C-sc-c- sE1z-s1 NJ LcEe VII
<zTE I1s pane a. D3-zS al
C1z--E 20 NeE YC-k
7 don't Speak EEE NSs
Nc-Ezn sid Vii = Gec-csG Brook
I'm a-1s-- Ehel acroE-ad Q re-
uo--Ez Sc E--ed zEsT. putting
q z c-Ez-s- ard naked 10 -lE
pz1s
Roarh Here ApFroarhabie
Hal Poz-h- famous C-ectC- O.
Our gang coze6RS and responsible
sE = uscr portion Of Harold
Lc-GS fame. as ne directed him
Il TIE majority q his co1eol@
TsS 1-1E11-E-- he explained tia.
EnlIe Il .lezlco C1rv hs and Mr.
LJE5 investigated h0E -hE AMER
iran made Tins Ee-e beng r.
oelTe5 II Nexico- He stated that
-ne NexlEz-S were taxing ID the
American sound films STen better
than 70 tie cd silent PICTURES
ne said that ths Laurel and
Hardy comedies. and Harold Lloyd
p1r-I-eS wsrs among Ire EE
popular He zlS0 explained that ire
Our Gang comedies Ee-t not made
n S1zuISl versions
M Pcsch = young II s77ea--
ance. DARK haired and apparently
VEL educated Mss Morgan II real
lie = more attractive than srs i
n her pictures. nO6Shly dressed
5-- slightly nigh hat
II rcl czr- I ash F0l would
keep Mss L0-zz1S az-ns CIT o.
roz- story NJ Roach said The
Mexico CRY ps1s-5 Cid Il. mel
1l1- ns- -zze-
TIE plane -o1--e6 here shorty
after II o'clock. s15 EFF before !
o'clocz after cls.oES officials rad
Inspected Euzzs-r ard the plane
had hen ref-e-e6
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
Doomed Woman Plans
Xmas For Tiny Son

NEW CASTE Pa De- -.
With thy Ans about her mex
ne Telo--hz1-e6 E-zo-z1- H-s
l-e1e &Eo@cE-. sentenced 70 de
= IRE eec-rc chair cary rex-
year. Grated yesterday El-l her
ffTs-Tea--oE S01- Dc17ia. zbour
Santa C-s1s- ard Ei-5=- and
C1-E--zS frees
Do1lS gave her : Christmas
E1-t-s r1r-l-e Of : EIJ-s- TO- -
c-eE = srhooL S-s zzre Do-1se
N zT-a-o-s cap Then Donnie
sa1 GOD be and va I'd z-z-
T. relatives
Mrs Schrne5s- 8 % d --n
Der Sweetheart Gem Dare for
Inc ssT1-s Q. q Highway pz.ro--
mai
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
One Held IN
GIRLS DEATH
Negro EI-Conrzct Arrested
Relieving AtEack On
School Teacher

EARTTN- Nc DE- 81
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hare cozsEzse5 Ez-zE Is-reE-os
fe1zz Ca-=-. -Z-a1 500 rsz-he-.
EzTE0-6 G1-z - neE-o tT-
E1rTz rs I'D r. c. J-F1-
No Eo5zr EzE-e ~ rs tzka -
aud r7Sz1& ITO r11s1-
T1E neE-7 Ez5 a--z-Ec -r-
CAY z11 hur-l- AFzs- 5c-rs C
q-G1--g -zs zE7e cczzIT
ze@-nsy Pal. 2 Jorex z-71zrceS
hz5 confessed II =zs xz-z-e-
3EzT l-e1z-el--
IN prosecutor sad G1-7 r.
z-sz hc- - rad re- To -az--
Iszc5s- - IT cor O. h. -h1o.
OH had to-lcrec be- x1zh-
EhEl Ee -c5 E-ezzlz J1zz
Fzo-s5 Ire cx-co-TzcE Is E-1-=
Mss Cater to-zas E1cic-ST - -
attempted . G-e re--
Beat Her On Head
C-11 ths7 -1Saed a. 5sr Nth
Z clz3 and eez- Es- z5cE- ire
head lie presenter sad Teeth
MARKS -s-e TlS-e o. rh= rez-os
hand z1s1 ne -zS arrested
Gum rs S=l-ezce6 % = 1-zoz
term tc- E-nEs-- zSss1l--- Z
EC1nz z-l z-.sn55rE the ~1r.z-
EeS Missouri safe Tszcasz r.
Ese he7e- officers sid and lad
ben sought Sz,oe re MURDER C
Mss Cater TueS1zE-
Mss C7--s-. who zss t-z-h--
hE- frs tern Q. Scnoo- csuS--
hf- Ez-111i CT P11Ls T-esCzv a.
ts-lcCl and remained a. tae 500
10 Craze examination 1zrz
szseP The Tear and -s7serzxh ne
cal supply Tor IRE -sE Car.
Il Il Thompson a. -1oze h1-r
S1e resided ze-- - re S-noor
Guiding Ehel ts E-l tzIIed y,
return home :. tae usual n1u-- he
to116 the bo6T with -hs c-o-n-z
torn away
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
Valley Home Robes
Of Christmas Tree

#RM 80 A% ~M
HAEL%CEs. De- g.
CA-E-=zEE E-rr Na-a LE ard E-
CAGE Flllrk l@-- Ea mzra lzr
E-6 l-5r - 6r-ura-lrF m-h
lsr-Eg EErx-kz - E.Ac1Ez
hI1F-s rs L1e- 1E--y 49,
- b-HIE In tE n1=r u+ an lE-
kr1-n hlrEiAr. lr<zE r r-al
g c.1eTz : CcEle1 $50 1
rrE- F.rha- Far Hrz- trF 1HrE
Tlr frr~ Vas Fr1lrE1 frCm l-
F1cE EuzrF Trark1Eg rrEE n
tie znEE-r~ rf thr tMEm-T. HE
III . rlrbFr e. krEEhE ~
TT bEs0zE-HE Er ~ and ST.
La To- -mF+ M-m@4rrEtH SAM
rz-rTrC@ lETesE 80 A4rA c~
-nrA-E rr = aN <nl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19

1EAlCO CTLI- Der E-@
Inc Mclean senate FeS<-1ay rzsx-
&C s-elGEen-E 30 TIE a<rM-anr
laws offering zdce6 xzz-Ers<ex Z,
foreign czrlrsi e Mexico EEk-1 W.
PrezEf1. ORTIZ Eunso E--c< fnr
s-encE--s s4-ez@T hg= h@r-
1 or fEs chH-zr CT 6rrzt=z
tney n0x nee1 OILY TIE EE---s
- t1rrEsa4x.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
IN OUR
VALLEY
HOW ABOUT III.

HOW ABOUT IT.
The man Tac s-z--s of With
. pull : under z severe hznci-
cap Charts II Scnxz5.
! noticed thai the feIIo=s IN
Inc b0o-leggzz business hare ID
Character AMI ara ro- AFRAID q
s1-1z 70 prison
-Sezz-C- S-uec- D FeSz
No E51s--T EzS anytime ru-
VIVA x PIT into = EF rze Esz
10 az II Il Hem F--C
Tear . pzc1tS- lzIe=S the En-
pass = On TIE 1
Jams ? S-s.sd
T1e-zx uo-1z-z Ike : nan
E7rZnz ozr RS c-e5- ard feel
II Zpe-uE . the pe-rT E11-
Szs ~ hand
-rz- Meier GL5-@sh C -zs
Ez-E EE11TEs-- g.
E<e
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19

WEST ORANGE " J. QZl-e
wrought ID 0Tz- illumination C<
the tom Ct the inventor O tE7
electric light s Terence a Nl-Vsv.
rreS-de-- OF TIRE we- Orange board
Of trade Sad he right CIT II
meeting T1i S-oSa. the hors ct
meeting This tozn- the ho-e O.
poorly -zEa-e5 7 knox Of
ISLE o FCUNBRAE S-o-z15-
There's : taking E1htA51s here
J. ra6iccaS-S is rz11s-
= LONDON steamship Grated
= pieces IS q the Ezy . Peru n
anot1e- steamship On ne shores
Of Lake T---czcz- 1850 feS- a5oEs
sea lsvsl. TIE pseceS VII e as
senh-ed 70 fern ire O-z--s- -
feet lozE
ALBANY y Y CORES -
An-t-Gznz RUE League &C Amer
.ca- In Z has obtained Z cnz-re-.
giving Is purposes n % e1IS-
IoFaz c---zelS ard 50 far as PCS
She eliminate gz1z r1le s-d -zck-
eteF--rg-
ISTASBUL Tu-zE--F-o- Oar
bekler e the remote eaS-s-n Pc
vI1ces Genes . story OF TIE s--sZs-
r1e1t O. peasants q. sE-0lcosi&
an Cd Eozz= Il Z curio-S t1rozz
locking a. . car CT tearing o-t1c-sE
asked = i had arr children. S1s6
Ike c-s TIE ciz-t1E- tired % ex-
plain zSe1 aio1Z came a. az
Comparing -~0.o-cvcls The no
tc-is-s ts.- Behind them q rs1utz-
tim to- <-ilz1nsS ard lying
NEW Workman the STAGE
6o0- Q. Tie Metropolitan O1s-z
House & posted TIRE <o,Iozzrz-
signed Ct 4 I0t o- s-zS- We TIE
undersigned ESh or Colleagues
the Ee--seS- Christmas and TIRE
hscp1eS- New Year ard zz-ee not
20 waste cur tine. energy ard
Eo-s- II ss-5-1E h3-6zy cards
Iris year
LOEDOS-L.6v Cynthia Nos-ey
has been sarcastic a5oz. tie move
rer- fo- E-l-o-s u co---e the-
purchases % British goc5S Even
the instrument that STAMPS GU
letters Buy British Goods 5 fer
rr7 she sid II = s-cccl S1-
s11Ed thai TIC hc-E CT L5r5s 81
Oh Austrian leather and TIRE CON-
1GES On Ru-s1g1ee Iez-7e-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19
Woman to Tell Murder Tale
Details of Radio Announcer's Death VIII
Be Told By BurIesque Actress

DEIhO-f- Def RIA 51iesque actress =Ao ADMITTED. s---1nx
70 poEs Iat h-s vas the voice which cansd Gerald Z Bz-k+- - ~.
oe--n+ II - m z-nan Ws-ns county grand 1rT h- z-xT -odsr 4
her condition permits
1e ac1rsS Is Margaret Oxen = zho hzz beea II TIE pz.rho,zf.x
al O Tece'lns n1phal snoe NoTsnber :. Ensn zne GAINED she rad
ben sf.en poisoned Eh1=key d prevent he 70 n-ss.urn< - $780,
murder case
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-19

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Slz1csr recently DC1cz1@1 I1z- -ZE
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fe-ed ~ r1sn and that parting
q ez-r- far vzrls--sS Tz5 to D d.
cc-sSeE
THE shippers are II rE--1 ---1
what TIE market Es-z1& TnsT
k1Cz what varieties OF G-uu and
truck hold I'D 5SE- and S-1s Ez--
C then furnish sesd 20 g-0xeE tEsy
are expers-1sd II growing crops
Advice O. reputable shippers tai .
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MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
BY MeLLIE MERRICK.

she was due for few headlines. 30
she hethcught herself as to how she
could get them. Came q great light.
She secured for herself an unpublished
black pearl. 1t was in the delightfully."-
crude state in which it had come plump
from the oyster.
The beauty went to a popular fish
restaurant and ordered herself some
oysters on the half she'll During her
meal she gave q great squeal and held
up o small object, which was hastily
passed from hand to hand at the table.
Word went around the restaurant that
pearl of goodly size had been found
black pearl
The lady toddled to the nearest jew
eler to have the pearl appraised II
was of considerable value-$2 eco, Ia
fact. Next morning the headlines ran,
Beauty gets oysters at $4,000 a bite"
good locations throughout the country.
Was she proud Of her ability? SO
proud she told about it.
There's q whisper that some of the
stories breaking about screen person
alities click very closely with the motion
picture tales in which they are Sched-
uled to appear. 1t may be happen
stance but when did happenstance play
SO consistently into the hands Of Its
protoganists?
Jack Oakie, about to make q picture
called "On the Spot" lately found him.
self more or less on the spot with the
authorities Of Toledo concerning his
friendship with levely lady Of that
city-or rather his acquairltance-who
came to tragic ending shortly after he
Is purported to have seen her.
And when Clara Bow got more
sportive than her checks would seem
to substantiate she was engaged In
making Q picture with Q lively gambling
sequence, entitled mo Limit" Here
I've fallen into the trap and mentionea
both the incidents and the pictures.
(Copyright, 1880 by North American News
paper Aliiance.)
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HOLLYWOOD, October 30 (N.AN.A).
Hollywood was ssddened yesterday by
the death Of Williar A. Bechtel. vet
eran screen player and good friend to
many Q film worker whom he had sesn
rise from extra to star.
Many years ago, when Thomas A.
Edison organized the first motion pic
ture company, it was Billy" Bechtel
who was the star. Before this he had
been Lillian Russell's leading man in
THE American Beauty and other
plays.
He played in the old Biograph COM
pany and later starred under Mack
Sennett. It was he and his wife who
welcomed Mabel Normand to her first
day ct studio. They remained her
close friends always.
Mr.. Bechtel was one of the best
known members of the troupers. a club
here In Hollywood for players who have
IS or more years Of screen work to
their credit.
Roman Novarro. who has alternated
these. last weeks between talking in
the microphene in the glise of an
cameras In the suise of an M-G-M
director, will ren1ake one of his great
successes If runor msans anything
these days.
''Scaramouehe," that divine picture
which practically made the Navarro one
of the idols Of the cinema world will
be renaade with talk And it is said
that the French and Spanish versions
CT it viii 30 directed by Ramon No
varro himself as well IS having him
fer . isadiag man. IT,.
Despite. the fact, that this is the
heaven Of the publicity agent some
ladies manage TO direct their own
stories Of this type, and not so badly,
either. 1t has the advantage of not
having too many in on the secret. And
some Of the hast trained p. As will
talk once the coup has been pulled of.
am minded of the beauty who felt
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Apartments for Rent

sscHsLIry 5 sMf9H. NC REALTORS.
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o. K. DICTATOR RULE
BY CUBAN PRESIDENT

Congress Approves Machado's Plea
to Suspend Constitutional Rights.
Bg United Press
HAVANA. Nov. 26.-The request
of President Maehado for the right
to suspend constitutional guaran-
tees in Cuba was approved in prin-
Ciple by the house of representa-
tives late Tuesday night by vote
of so to ID.
Various amendments will be dis
Cussed by the house today, but
granting of the Presidents request
Is assured.
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FOUNDING is OBSERVED
Or. o. r. Mckay Gives Talk at
Church Ceremony.

THE Ancient Church in the Mod
ern World" was the subject Of an
address given by DR.. o. r. Mckay,
associate pastor of the First Baptist
church. before members of the
Thirty-first Street Baptist church
at thirtieth anniversary ceremonies
OF the chTchs founding Tuesday
night
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CHURCHES TO STRESS
1880 SEAL CAMPAIGN
Ministers VIII Announce Program of
Sales 10 ChurchgOers.

Attention of Hoosier churchgoers
Sunday will be called to the 1880
Christmas Seal campaign as
ministers will spread the gospel of
the seal from their pulpits.
From the proceeds of the sale the
1881 ant-tuberculosis work in the
state will be financed.
Church members will be asked to
purchase more seals than ever be-
fore. The state goal this year has
been set at 100000.
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Death Notices

MAE M.--(Fee Smith. age a.
beloved wife OF Louis Baumanu. hottie.
OF Ruth NJ. and Raymond L. Bauman
passed away at her residence. 21i4 Z.
Garfield drive, tuesday, 1870 p m
Funeral Friday. $50 .. m. at the resi-
dence: q a m. St GATHERINGS church.
Burial ST. Joseph cemetery. Frinds in
vited. G. II: HERMAN. tMuncie papers
MRS. MATTIE-Widow Of D.
w Flowers, mother of Mrs. Roy l.. Nc
Nair, Charles r. and oscar G. Flowers.
passed away. Tuesday, Nov. 25. 12:l5. m.
dence Of daughter. Mrs. r. J.. McNsir.
1850 ". Capitol Ave. Burial Beech Grove
cemetery al Muncie, Ind. about i:f5
p. m. Friends may call Wednesday after
noon or Thursday. Funeral private.
HATTIE KILLINGER-Wif
Of Otto Henderson OF ZOOS N, Fennsyl-
vania St, passed away Tuesday. Nov. 25.
Time of funeral given later. For infor
nation friends may call FINN BORIH-
Frs FUNERAL HOME. ia. 1885.
MCCORMICK, DORA-Age SO yrs, passed
away Tuesday. Nov. 25 Time of funeral
given later, For information friends may
call FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME ia.
1895.
TEAGUE. EMILY. beloved wife Of An
o. L, and H. J. league. grandmother OF
Virginia R. and Frank W, passed away
Tuesday at her home, 1918 Hervey.
Friends may call ct the home any time
after D. m Wednesday. Funeral will
he 10 a. m. Friday at the home. Burial
at Crown Fill. Friends invited. w. T.
BLAsENGYNf IN CHARGE.
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Building Stimulation Favored

Stimulation of building construc-
ton as a major means Of unemploy-
ment relief is favored by the In
diana chapter of the American In
stitute of Architects. Meeting on
Tuesday at the Columbia Club, the
members discussed several plans fol
the work.