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The Washington times., 1930-08-29
Father of 10 Held
As Operator of Still

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Aug.
29.-Archie Harding, 40, the
father Of ten children, was
placed under arrest by prohibit.
ton inspector s. w. Burgess yes.
terday on the charge Of running
a still. Inspector Burgess and
his deputies said they swooped
down on the still while it was In
operation. Another man es-
capped.
Harding is now out on $4,000
bond for his appearance at the
next term of the Stafford court.
The Washington times., 1930-08-29
Changes IN French
Merchandising Due

PARIS. Aug. 20 dN.s).-A re.
organization Of producing and
selling Of foodstuffs in France
Is imminent. according to Mau
rice Piettre. in a report to the
Academic d'Agriculture. and will
result in lower prices all over the
country. A stable market must
first be assured through a CO.
operative basis Of producing and
marketing, he shows.
The consumer will benefit by
the cheaper prices this will bring
about.
The Washington times., 1930-08-29

how it
happened!

Were we shocked and pleased!
Oh man! 1t was only a whisper
into our listening ear, but
what a scoop! Imagine two
makers whose reputation extends
from coast to coast-whose busi-
ness runs into hundreds of thou
sands of dollars-willing to sac
rifice their regular $25, $3.50
and $40 suits for ready cash.
We couldn't believe it but
money makes men do strange
things.
800 Suits were all we could get,
because these were the first lot
of suits that they completed for
their new fall line. Get this!
Normally there wouldn't be any
reason for selling these suits at
such a price, because in another
two weeks they could get their
own price for them, but they
had to have the money.
The Washington times., 1930-08-29
Steel Scrap Up Csc
Ton at Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 29.--Ad-
vice stateG substantial tonnages Of
heavy melting steel scrap sold at
$15.75 and SIC. latter figure rep
reSentir advance Of Is cents =
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06
New Kind Of Salts
Taking Country By Storm
They Rcvitalize the System-lnducc Youthful Acti'
ity--kecp Body in Splendid Condition
Free From Fat

liant any old kind of salts with an.
Kind Of 4 label will do--but Is hat
all von want? ..s.
" hrn YOU take Krusrhc2 salts
YOU not only stimulate your bowels,
liver aud kidncys 10 furrIion natur-
a'iy and perfectly, but yca supply
c1efT internal organ, gland, ncryc
and flbro in the body with nature Is
oh'n' rcvital.@iag and rejurcaating
minerals.
4 fot''c or Eru chen Salte that
ia-ta ! weeks cost but t5c ~ Clcm-
rnf = Dug store or any drug store
T.. A.aori"g-t1Fo one he'll tea
spoon IN in glass Of llc' water
rv'rF morning befora bre1kfast--in
i.st few days irdolcncc changes
70 activity md life grows brighter.
Petoie the bottle is empty you u
i''l YeaTg youugcr-cycs win bright
en- step grow sprightlicr -- nerves
'eadier-Eou'll sleep sound, eujoy
Fm'r rl"ale and after hard days
Ntrk ym II be r"eIy for whole tonie
recreation -- ono milliJn Americans
.now al this-a your druggist.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06
WORLD DAY OF
PRArER TO BE
HELD TOMORROW

rw;s Is set aside all over the
f,,n;n.;on ".;oi world as a day of prayer,
that that dav is sponsored by the Central
missionary Federation winch com.
plcted ali plans for the program at
Ito meeting held Yesterday after
non ,e Nv ;n +hs Presbyterian church
This worldwide day of prayer will
ho nff;.;aliv o observed in FL Centre
bv services at the State street Chris.
tian church. the program to begin at
> o'clock tomorrow Afternoon and
continnc until s:45 that evening, the
General theme being THAT Jesus
Nav Be Lifted Up, =,
: Mrs. w, F. Hancock will be the
leader at the Afternoon service and
Mrs. Joe f. King will preside at the
piono Personal testimonies, pray
crs of Thanksgiving, short five min
nte talks bv the pastors of the city
churches and a special prayer for
guidance in church life and nation.
al and international relations Will
occupy that session.
Evening services begin at 7:30
and Rev. l.. Romine of the Christian
church will be in charge, with Mrs,
s. P. Holiday at the piano. OPP
ening with prelude played by Mrs.
Holiday, the service will continue
with call to prayer, with music
by a negro quartette and with talks
by Rev. John S. A. Gum, Rev.
Frank A. Moran and Rev. Romine.
Vocal solos by A. A. Moody,
Mrs. l.. Fleming, s. P. Holiday, and
Mildred Flanagan. responsive read
ings. and pageant entitled, "Jesus,
the Desire of All Nations" to be
given by the Americanization class.
es. will conclude the evening pro
gram.
An offering will he taken which
will go to the support Of home mis-
sionary projects of which work
among the migratory workers is ono
Miss Sara !. Reed being in. charge
o. that project in tho valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06
DISCUSS CONTEST
RULES AZ MEETING

Rules governing the junior mat
inee committees contest were dis
tuSscd at the meeting held last night
At the home Of Mrs. y. Is. Hanson
On Vine avcluc.
Three factors wiz be taken into
consideration by the judges before
.hcir decision rs to the best vaudc-
.ilie skit produced b. the committee
members is reached: originality, ar
rangemcnt Of program, and its suita-
nility to the audience Judges in
the contest are Mcsdamcs W. c.
Costello, John Tyler, n. ]. rowd,
Harry L. kincaid. and J. c. Ncale.
after the discussion was conclud-
ed the committee was entertained
~ Iva Real skipper and refresh
montS were served by the hostess,
ehoso present being Bobby Glasgow,
Byron Ferguson. Richard Swinl.,
Warren Swink. Monte Pratt, DaHe
Lee, Herbert Lee. Mgrviw Shipp,
Iva Reah Skipper, Marguerite Hurst
and ira Mac Hubbard.
Harry Lang,lon in ''Strong Boy
will be the substitute film at Sat
.urdav's matinee.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06
nc H0ST DINER
AND DANCE FRIDAY

One CT The cajoyablc events of
yesterday was the NJ aost bridge
lun~,.aon held 1T the Barbara Worth
h5tci. covers being laid for TO guests.
1t the elosc Of Tie bridge game.
Mrs. Norman Z. Dupont held high
score: 1Irs. I. Amondola, second;
Mrs. T. John o. Prawley. third; Mrs.
john Eanas, fourth; Mrs. T. Ne
Nauchtea, Ifth; and Mrs. G b.
Clark, lo,~. The next luncheon viii
Il ri..c in two weeks.
80 successful have hcen / he SC
iansscons tla7 dinner dance Is
h,iEg sponsored for Friday night at
IT, Barbara Worth hotel. This als.2
2-i.l lie Nc host affair ana those
wishing - make reEervations or cam
eelatious are asked to phone 919.
Eina5r viii Dc served ~ 0'eiock,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06

In December pu1cbrcd lioLte.o
ow =; the couaty ta rm, honda.
vicideli l2S.7 pounds ot hGtttrfat.
giving LIS ro@a3s on testing day.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

development Of nation and its
people.
Reservations for the luncheon,
which will be 4 Joint affair with
the Holtvilc Rotary club, may be
made with Mrs. James Mackic of
Holtvillc.
Plans for the county convention
will be made after the district board
meeting. it was announced by the
county president, Mrs. B. A. Ans
lyn. who however, appointed the
chairmen of tao various convention
committee, Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne of
Fl Centre being made program
chairman.
Mrs. \. 3. Hanson reported on the
auestionnaire sent out by the reor-
eani2ation committee of which Mrs.
F. d. Jacobs is member, and which
IS investigating the need for redis
tricting, its recommendations to be
presented to the state at the com
pletion of the study.
Speaking in regard to the pro.
posed public health unit which
would result in the maintenance of
4 full time health officer and nurses
for the entire county. Mrs. Hanson
outlined the advantages of such a
county unit, which, if certain eondi-
tions were met, would he financed
one-third each by the Rockerfeller
foundation, the state and the coun-
ty.
Various other problems were dis
cussed including the general feder-
alton foundation plan which will be
presented to all federated clubs in
the near future, and the annual or
atorial contest sponsored by the
county federation.
The board adjourned at noon to
the home of Mrs. H. J. Ingram for
luncheon. F. Centre members pres
ent were Mcsdames Hugh 7. Os-
borne, \. B. Hanson and c. W.
Maitland.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06
CHAMBER HEARS
TALKS BY TWO
COAST SPEAKERS

''Thc Scicrcc Of MotoroloGy ,
was the subject of a talk gwen yes
terday TO the members OF the Ell
Centro Chamber Of Comm"fr" by y.
A. Goodsell. OF the AIT Nmobln Cluh
of Southern California;. 1h2 speaker
stated that we study many subjects
but few make Il study OF n0t1Folp
gv, knowlcd re of wn'ch We colid
use daily, and he outlined the sub
.iccts that should be required to set
degree in this sc.cacc rs follows:
CONSTRUCTION and care cf cars, the
IT Of operating, the motor FpIntie
law, study of accidents, highway
courtesy.
Ds. Carol Aronv..i say' a short
talk on tie Importance Of well
i.lanncd street intersections III the
prevention. of accidents aad Flc re
lloval Of all obstru, ms to the view
ef the driver. He also suggested
segregated s1 traffic routc} ,,t !telght
nd passenger traffic.
II lat u:ght 5 ehanhcr of oom-
meree directors meeting apphcJ-
tion3 fer membership were received
rrom the following persons ana firms
and they were man.moU elected.
- membership: Claud Ne3d'r, the
imperial Valley Shoppers Gai&c an0
Review; W. \. Cardin of the D9lhc~
hotel; G. X. Perry; Walter =. >lhio1
of the j. H. Boiling Eet1, tive as neg ;
! Leonard Polling OF the Mavlag COM
puny; W. T. tug1,e; c. x. Cbtmhcr
| # the Geuc~H Electric and hat.
tcry Service Charles Ike; TAe I'm
3erial Valley Euilding and Loan a..
| ociation; I. +. Johnson Of the In
! periai VALLEY Employment agency
| 4. Z. johnson; ". NJ, KHight; Mal
an Fruit company; Il. Nj, A!olM
! lum; Ii. {. McPnerrn; Pacific Cat
tic and Poultr. Feed company; "
L Lee of the Princess hotel: Jo.'
Quiquoit aGd Eont }. Red.
\ committee consisting cf ). 4.
Trayers. &. i. Lemons, DR.. Pacoa
john Rrpnncr aud +. Il, M"Necc'
was appointed to determine T." vii
of the pronc.tv owners oa Stat
ard Broadway streets in regard f.
Ornamental street lights o. thoa'
strco,s. Y. i. Stheuiman anl Robcr
Hays were appointed 20 rcprcsca
the chamber At the hearing held to
dar OIL the operation of a hu7s, +
larry mail aud passengers 10 inland
bv the PiekWicK stages
\ resolution WAS passed @criGs
exag ggerat,d and untrutlful ri, ort
-5..eeresis - tte earthquake at Draw
Icy and rcpa;cd rise in the SaltoI
Sea.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06
DEATH CLAIMS
NOTED GERMAN
NAVAL LEADER

BERLIN, Mar. 8. W.D-Alfrcd
Xon Tirpitz, former lord high admir-
al eff the German fleet, died today.
Won Tirpitz would have been 81
years old on March IL. His death
mad net been expected.
Gemany's noted sea warrior died
at Ebcnhausen, near Berlin.
Death occurred az 2:30 a. M. to-
day, from heart disease. The ad-
miral had been resting in Il sanitar-
ium at Ebenhausen since the middle
of last month, after an attack OF
bronchitis.
Although his attack was not con-
sidered extremely dangerous, it had
resulted in weakened heart condi-
ton.
To the world, the name of Won
rinc warfare. As carly as 1884,
when he was a commander in the
German navy, he came to the attcn-
tion of the admiralty through 4
memorial to the government in
which hc urged the construction of
$50 undcrSca ships.
His name rcappearcd II years lat
or. when he became Rear Admiral
on Tirpitz, chief Of the cruiser di-
vision, and again submitted pro-
pesal Tor a vast increase in the
naval strength Of his country.
Through influential friends he in
tereSted the kaiser in his project,
and this was the beginning OF an
ascendency over naval affairs in the
German empire that led him TO the
highest command Of the imperial
fleet.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06
Social BrevitieS

Rrawiev is 10 - Y to til
Methodist district meeting and in
the church tonight a dinner a n
meeting will be held. Rev. James 4.
Geissinger presiding, Tomorrow I'll
Centre will entertain the visitors at
lunch and the final session of the
meeting will be h, N the church
from 1880 10 $50 y. H..
Ten Thousand club members arc
asked to be the guests of the Ca.
ieXico Woman's Improvement club
II i luncheon, Thursday, March lS.
kouoring Mrs. Marcus Robb.ns OF
San Diego. southern district prcsi.
Gent, and which will he held MT the
International Golf and Country club
1t 1880 hose wishing to attead are
asked - notify Mrs. IL. Mckinnon.
telephone (alcXico 500.
Mrs. A:rio Rcitz Jeni,ins, iirec.
or of the GIVE orchestra, announces
that q very aueces9ful rehearsal was
held last night and that, in view of
the fact that 4 public concert will
Ee given some time in April, it is
necessary for al orchestra members
to be present at all rehcarsals.
\ meeting of the Sunday school
teachers OF the Presbyterian church
viii lie held tonight at 7:jo with
Mrs. Duk e johnson, ga Weasley
avenuc. All teachers are asked to
be present.
The American Legion AUXiliary is
planning pot luck dinner at which
,he members of Boyce Atcn post VIII
he the guests OF homer. Dinner VIII
he served at : O'Clock in the lie.
sian rooms at t,.o court house and
will be followed by bridge game.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06

II doesn't take long for Amer
cG,.s TO wake up to q good thing
only a few months ago kruschHn
salts were introduced into tn is
c1aatrv and the welcome news OF
their superior goodness ana SWIFT
reiuycnat;ng poTcr Travelled 50 laS'
that at one time the supply was
man carloadl behind the demand.
All Of which goes TO prove that
Americans know good salts when
they take them aud want e r
'rirrd to benefit also.
k,uschen Salts arc taken for thfH
hoatb HulldiBg vDluc au Dver IN
world thcv are the largest selling
medicinal salts in Great Britain to.
d. :.
kru.chcn salts drc different from
other salts -Krusehcn is six salts ~
nnc-- thr vt?y same six salts th'i
aaturc put into the human bodF a'
the beginning of crcati"n and 'c'
inands you keep them there pr yo,T
aeaith won i b. as good as il siio"'d
be- :.
Unlike most salts Krnsrhen isn :
al =. ~! E
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06

viee-president Of the California Fed
Grafton of Womens clubs and Mrs.
Henry De Nyse, former president
Of Southern District, will be present
for the meeting. Since both women
are well known in the valley for
their ability as speakers, a large at
tendance is expected.
Professor Everett n. Curtis, who
is on years leave of absence from
Columbia University, will be the
principal speaker at the meeting and
Inc has chosen for his topic, "Tae
Influence of Our Puritan Foretath-
crs". Prof. Curtiss will show the
rart PLAYED by New England in the
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06
Students Suffer
Food Poisoning

Los ANGELES, Mar. 6. Up)-A
score of University of Southern Cal
ifornia dental students were rccov-
ering today from poisoning, bclicv-
ed 10 have resulted from tainted
meat.
Six Of the students were treated
at the Georgia street receiving hos
1ital while others, suffering lighter
attacks, wore given treatment at
their homes.
All of the students who became i'll
ate their noon meal at the same
restaurant yesterday and health au-
thorities were Investigating the cs-
tablishmcnt today.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06
consider your new complexion!

STYLES arc still on the change The fascinating 'fc.
inne mode" launched By Paris LAST gather
momentum. Everything today is Different hcmncs-
wastlincs-nccklnes. Even conplerions have stepped
into style in new way
fonr skin hore mellon, creamy tone - 10 NOR"
feminine josoiratug'
To-day your skin must be thoroughly aiive-pulsaiing
with health. The color.tonc must be natural like
lovely feminine curves. Oniy tho richer blend OF
Armand Cold Cream Powder give dis mellow
beauty. Ii films The face in fairness.
Choose The shade that suits you hest and rub tho
powder first INTO your puff. Thea slols, carefully,
smooth this film face and throat. Patience in
doing this wll reward YOU will, freshness thai l2sls
Cor hours And a creamy beauty that's most becoming.
At night, purge the pores with Armand Cleansing
Cream. You'll love the way :. melts in, then wipes
completely away, leaying greasiness-us thc fra
grant sweetness Of its orange blossom perfume,
rr7cnd products nc complexion perfection sct The
clothes den.erd A Ter Amaud al g9od tsauY
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06
Arizona To Hang
Mexican, Slayer

FLORENCE, Ariz., Mar. 6, CID
Refugio Macias, ,26, a Mexican cit
izen, will be hanged at the state
prison here at daybreak tomorrow.
Macias was convicted Of the mur-
der of one OF his countrymen, Pedro
Ornelas, at Morenci, Ariz., i'll Jan
uary, 1929. The murder occurred
during quarrel over a. girl One
other Mc;lican was killed aud an
ether was seriously wounded at the
time
Efforts to have the Mexican gov
ernment intercedc on behalf of Ma
cias failed after the state board Of
pardons and paroles refused TO com
mute his death sentence.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06

Garden Grove, Orange county, to
'he middle of .january, had received
aear!v double the rainfall Of last
wear to same date.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06
Woman Battles
Head of School

LOS ANGELES. Mar. 6. tU.H -
Repre- jcntatives of the board Of
education today were investigating
reports that Mrs. Estrella I. Ward
gave Principal j I'm Wright Of
Migamontc grammar school, slap
for a slap.
Mrs. Ward and Wright sworc. ont
assault and battery complaints
againSt each othcf after the woman
,.9lled at the school TO start an
argument which asScrtedly ended
rheH she seat q hard righ: 70 the
principals jaw.
Nancy Ward, :, daughter Of Mrs.
Ward started = a.-.>~cation when
,bc. told her mother size WAS slapped
50 hard ut school that she fcll ont
of her chair.
when Mrs. Ward took the matter
up with the principal, he allcgcdlE-
Ittemrtcd to pat her out Of his Of
flee foreibiy.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-06
DISTRICT BOARD
MEETING TO BE
HELE IN VALLEY

Plans for the board meeting of the
Southern District of California Fed
GRAFTON OF Women's clubs to he held
in Holtville FRIDAY, March IA, were
discussed at the meeting of the eX-
ecutive board of the Imperial Val
lev Federation of Women'S clubs
which tool, place Yesterday in the
community church of Calipatria.
The meeting will begin at 10
o'clock and Miss Josephine Seaman,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
OTERSTHRONGPOLLS
MAJORITY SEEN
Where to Vote

Voting precinct No. Lying in Navigation District
Ell Jardin School House.
Voting Precinct No. Eel Jardin-El Jardin School
House.
Voting Precinct No. 3.-Media una-Har Bankers
Garage.
Voting Precinct No. 5.-Los Fresnos-Palmer's Store &
Service Station.
Voting Precinct No. 6-Villa -Nueva-Tijerina's Service
Station.
Voting Precinct No. 16-Brownsville-Firs Ward Fire
Station.
Voting Precinct No. 7.-Brownsville-Belp Service
Station.
Voting Precinct No. 1S.-Brownsvile-J "A. Champions
Store.
Voting Precinct No. 9.-Brownsville-The City Hall.
Voting Precinct No. Observation-Disclosures Hotel.
Voting Precinct No. Observation-Disclosures Drug
Store No. 2.
Voting Precinct No. 8.-Brownsville-Old Grammar
School Building.
Voting Precinct No. 3O.-El Jardin-Moss's Store.
Voting Precinct No. 33.-Las Yescas-School House
near residence of j. M. Saner.
Voting Precinct No. Observation-Disclosures Browns
residence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
MOVE UP
Jones and Weight Win Way
To Quarter Finals

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, May
2e-CP-Bobby Jones defeated jim
my Johnston in the sixth round OF
the British amateur golf cham
pionship this afternoon.
The American victory over an
American places two players, Jones
and George Weight, in the quarter
finals to be played tomorrow.
The open champion, after ap-
parently establishing "a command
ing lead early In the homeward
journey, had to fight back a sensa-
tional attack from the amateur
champion in the closing holes.
Johnston shot two brides at
Jones on the 14th and nth holes
and brought the match to the home
green when he had been four
down at the 18th.
Voight advanced 10 the quarter
finals by defeating w. L. Hope, SC.
Georges Hill, two up.
Vote For Port Today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29

TRAFFICTAX
FOR ROAD Aid
Governor Would Have
State Pay Bonds
Outstanding

ABILENE. May ~29-(P-Without
definitely committing himself TO the
statewide bond issue plan, Governor
Moody today advocated the state
taking over and paying off all out
standing county and district road
bonds. proceeds OF which have been
used in construction Q state high
ways, the securities to be retired by
revenue obtained through "a tax on
traffic"
Speaking before the convention
of the West Texas Chamber Of Com
merce, the governor presented an
exhaustive review OF highway adj
ministration during his tenure as
chief executive. declaring that Texas
had the largest highway problem
Of any state in the American IN
ion"
The area Of our state and the
thousands and thousands OF miles
OF highways which must be con-
structed before We will have a con-
nected system makes our problem
greater than that OF any ether
state Governor Moody said.
Owners Burdened
Pointing out that instances can
be found where property o miles
from the state highway Is being
taxed to pay off the bonds that
have been issued In the construction
Of a state highway through there
is no direct benefit to the property
from the construction Of the road,
Governor Moody said the present
system Of financing highway con-
Struction adds to the burdens OF
home ownership
1T places a large and poorly pro-
portioned burden upon agriculture
in the support Of highway develop
ment," he said. 1t places a heavy
tax on farming. a basic industry
whose benefits from highway con-
struction are not as large as certain
other activities which I belive pay
a smaller proportion Of the cost. In
some places the tax rates have
grown to be oppressive because OF
the amount Of bonds issued for state
highway construction. There are
many examples of the glaring in
equality Of taxes for highway con-
struction where state highways are
being built by the issuance Of county
or district road bonds. The people
Of several counties and road dis
tricts have willingly issued the bonds
because the laws fixing u state
system of financing road develop
ment made that the only way to
build their several highways and
pay for them
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
MORE PARKING
AT SAN BENITO
Especial 70 The Herald)

SAN BENITO, May 2s.-Mer-
chants OF San Benito gave voice to
several complaints at last nights
meeting Of the city commission.
Those in business on the south
side Of the town pointed out to
commissioners that a good deal OF
trade was being detracted from
them by the left turn provision OF
the present traffic light system.
The signal lights are being used
ir a test period at present and after
she complaint was registered. the
commission postponed actual opera
ton OF the system for a while.
Merchants also indicated that
they were not satisfied with the
new hour-and-a-haIf parking law
recently inaugurated on downtown
shopping streets. The commissioners
agreed 10 lift this law, provided all
business and professional men
would agree TO park their own
cars on side streets and not on the
main shopping thoroughfares. A
pledge will be passed among them
for their signature in the matter.
Vote For Port Today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-29
CANDIDATES FILE
NAMES SLOWLY

DALLAS, May 29-tP-Official
entries in the race for the DEM
ocratic nomination for governor to-
cay numbered less than half Of
those who have announced their
candidates. although the candidates
have only until midnight Monday
to file.
Lynch Davidson OF Houston yes
terday became the ninth man Of
fIcially in the race. when his name
was filed by petition Of IS Hunt
county citizens.
The other are Lieut.. Gov. Barry
Miller, Dallas; Earle 3. Mayfield,
Austin, former United States Sem
ator: DR.. c. E. Walker, Grapevine:
James Young OF Kaufman, former
state representative: State Senator
Thomas B. Love. Dallas: State
Treasurer w. Gregory Hatcher. Dali
.as; and Frank Putnam. Housotn.
Nh r. n~-