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CAPITOL

Give Brook, Kay Francis and
Miriam Hopkins the pert, vivacious
heroine OF The Smiling Lieuten-
ant" play the leading roles in
Paramount's exciting dramatization
Of Louis Bromfield's best selling
novel, Twenty Four Hours" "Twen-
ty -Four Hours" energies as a vivid
ly told story Of New York life
which lends itself perfectly to the
swift-paced, dramatic action OF
the screen.
Twenty Four Hours" shows how
several people, within two twelve
hour turns of the clock, suddenly
find themselves embroiled in a
dangerous situation which threat
ems their lives.
AS Jim Towner, diSsolute society
man who tries to forget his un-
happiness in the arms Of a woman
he is later wrongfully accused OF
numbering, Give Brook enacts one
of his best roles. Kay Francis as
his eAranged wife who rallies TO
his aid when everyone else deserts
him. also contributes a sincerely
moving performance. And Miriam
Hopkins creates a poignant d-a-
matte role as the disillusioaed and
reckless Rosie Dugan. Brooks para
mour.
Twenty Four Hours" Is a unique
and dramatically stirring photo
play. one OF the most interesting
pictures Of the new season. Man
ager Tanning informs this depart
ment that II will be shown at the
Capitol Theatre Tuesday Wednes-
day.
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800 Me BROWNSVnLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION GHaaa
GOALS GAIN 1858 LEAD OVER HARLINGEN GOLFERS HERE
Strong Games Up This Week
In Southwest Football Race

Christian walloped Austin College
in q non-conference melee, 80 to 0.
Having scored 100 points against
their opponents Is, the S. NJ. u.
Mustangs invade Houston Satur-
day to play Rice. S. M. u. whipped
Rice 81 to 0 last year. The game
was expected to sizzle with often
sive football.
Second in Importance Saturday
will be the Aggies' invasion Of Fort
Worth to play Texas Christian.
Last year T. G. u. gained a 3 to 0
decision over an Aggie team which
failed TO win a conference game.
Arkansas travels to Waco to
play Baylor. Last year. the Bears
college stopped Arkansas. % to 7.
The University Of Texas will
show In Dallas against the Uni
versity Of Oklahoma Of the Beg
Six conference. Oklahoma, two
weeks ago. defeated Rice and Rice
in turn defeated Texas.
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PEPPER LIKES
TO HUNT GAME

ST. LOUIS. Oct. II. P,-John
Pepper" Martin, breezy unassuminQ
hero Of the 1881 World series. nurses
one gnawing regret. He was born too
late In life TO hunt buffalo on the
sweeping plains OF his native Okla
homa.
Hunting. even more than baseball.
Is Peppers grand passion. An iror
muscled youth, thick legged. bulky.
n good natured wild wahoo spends
ali MS spare time roaming the
oklahoma wilds in search Of deer.
He thinks hunting buffalo must have
been the greatest sport there ever
was.
Pepper likes TO drive a a fast
nowhere in particular. Just around.
Movies and shows do not interest
MIN. He has a radio but he doesn't
turn 1t on much.
The greatest honor that ever came
to him, so he believes. was rhe
award OF the most valuable" play-
er trophy in the T~xas league wher
ne was with Houston in 1921. They
gave him a brand new automobile
He was able to give that one to his
wife and keep the old one for him.
self for hunting trips.
Hes a bright young fellow. cage.
enthusiastic, willing. the project bali
player from a managers viewpoint.
the perfect pal as far as the players
are concerned. They don't even mino
the shotguns that are always falling
out OF his locker In the dressing roori
between hunting trips or the guns
he's always Juggling out to the PARK
to show them.
There's something absolutely
fascinating in the absolute lack Of
pretense in the young man, lis
anxiety to oblige, his fear of MOTH
ing, He will talk with anyone. sign
scoreboards and baseballs by the
hour, stand in hotel Hobbies and
earnestly play over the games OF
TIE World series with utter strangers
He's Scotch-American In descent
but refuses to admit the Scotch part.
ITS all American" he says.
The Athletics think there's some
wild morse in him somewhere.
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Who Won In Tourney

No. At. r. McDaniels CID de-
feated w. B. Clint OBJ; j. L. Cady
CID defeated w. z. McDavitt OBJ,
H. 3, B. o.
No. l5-C. E. Henderson CH) de-
feated J. w. Milligan OBJ; w. j.
Robbins OBJ defeated Dave Scheup-
bach CH). H. 2, b. /.
No. l6-J. 3. Kent OBJ defeated
r. l.. Chamberlain CH); Sam Shan
non (Hl tied Red Heaner OBJ. B.
2, II. 0.
No. l7-Reed williams CID de-
feated, Leon Purl OBJ; Bernie Quar-
tiers OBJ defeated Max Stein H).
H. 2. 3. /.
No. 1S-Geo. Desha OBJ defeated
J. B. Lawrence CID; Ed Jeffries
CH) defeated r. B. Creager OBJ.
H. 2, B. /.
No. t9-aBrney Goolsby OBJ tied
Sam Bell OBJ; j. r. Rayburn CID
defeated A. M. Cole I'D. H. 2, B. 0.
No. '2o-Alfonso Escalante Jr.,
OBJ defeated G. A. Crosse H); w.
E. McDavitt, IT., OBJ tieA r. II.
Bauman CID. b, II. 0.
No. 21-Dr. 3. o. Works OBJ
defeated ". Z. Porter CID; Jesse
bennett CD defeated Tom Nor
rson CID. B. 3, II. 0.
No. 22-A Polzin CID defeated
Tom Sweeney OBJ; Emmett Anglin
CID tied Robert Ernst (B). H. !,
B. ].
No. 23-H. d. Boynton OBJ de-
feated @. G. Richardson OBJ; Z. q,
Martin CH) defeated @. r. Giifrin
OBJ. II. 2, B. /.
No. 24-Don wally CID defeated
Richardson OBJ and Tom Conerly
CID defeated Robert Ashley OBJ.
H. g., B. 0.
No. 25-Gordon Street CD de-
feated Joe Dave CID; Red Irvine
OBJ defeated Tom Conway CID.
The foursome match was tied. 3,
:, II. o.
There was one point up on each
twosome and one point on each
foursome.
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Bowling League
To Open Monday

The Brownsville Business Mems
Ten-Pin league will swing into a
season of play at the Campbell Al
seys here tonight when the Arbuckle
Machine Works clashes with Mexico
Tours and Travels.
These teams are as follows: Mex
leo Tours and Travels-Diese,
lcaptain), Bill Ball, Burt Hinkley,
Jr., wentworth. and "Jiggs" Bans
bach; Arbuckle,s-Arbuckle leap
tain, Petsrarca, Ortiz, Peck and
Vera.
other clubs in the circuit are
composed as follows: KWWG-Tra-
Wis (captain). Reed, Thompson
Brown and Monette; Frigidaire-
Winans Ccaptain), Coke. Fabra,
Cavazcs and Recio; Stephens Wild
cats-M. McManus tcaptain). Breezy
Williams, HaSsell. Crixell, NJ. Gar
cha; Campbelrs Alleys+W. w. Ball
(captaln). Henshaw, Zihnder, Gallo
way and Kantzer.
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Dallas, Oct. 12.-tPD-Paced by
Southern Methodist and Rice, the
southwest conferalc- football par
AIDE goes into its second round Sat-
urday with three title games.
GridiNn fans today exchanged
opinions on tie jolting upset Sat-
urday wlsn a fighting band Of Rice
players soundly outplayed the Uni
versity Of Texas for a 2 to 0 VIC
tory.
Southern Methodist made firm
believers Of the doubtful with q
crushing ~ to 6 victory over the
University OF Arkansas at Fayette-
vile.
Texas A. g. M. looked impressive
Saturday at Dallas while sending
the University Of Iowa back to the
Big Ten conference with q 20 to 0
defeat.
Baylor put up a splendid fight
but lost to Centenary College in a
non-conference game, 24-13. Texas
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COOKE LEADS
With Is SCORE
Second Half Of Meet Will
Be Played Sunday
At Harrington

Led by Charlie Pickett who posted
a rs. Brownsville golfers took a three
> point lead in their links jamboree
with Harlingen divoteers here Sun
day when the first half Of their
tournament was completed. Counting
a point on twosomes and a point on
foursomes, the Brownsville men l5't
1888 at the end Of the first ID holes.
The second Is will be played ove-
the Harrington course next SUNDAY.
An even 100 golfers are entered an
the tournament, so from the Browns
VILE course and so from the Harlin-
gen layout.
Hill Cooke Of Harlingen, a scratch
amateur. took individual honors sun
day, posting low score Of IS. Charlie
Pickett Of Brownsville. his opponent,
turned in a 70, only TO drop the
match. This was an exciting fignI
all the way.
Eight low scores among the visi-
tors were: Cooke 48, Ed Brady "a, Al
Polzin IS, Shannon So, Orginbright
81, Chamberlain 81, Talliferro 8S and
Goolsby 80. Eight low among inc
locals were Chas. Pickett 10, Esca-
lante 81, j. B. Kent "a. L. L. Voigat
IS, Red Heaner Sc. Harl Thomas 81,
r. b. Rentfro 80 and d. K. Clint 81.
Many of the golfers came in with
scores around COS.
Mayor r. B. Renttro OF B-owiis-
vile had little difficulty in beating
Mayor Sam Bolts Of Harrington In
the feature match Of the day. Mayor
Rentfro was well up among the
leaders with an 50.
Robin Pate, chairman Of the local
golf committee. vas enthusiastic over
the turnout. The meet was n OF
the largest Of its kind ever staged
in this section. There are only abou-
81 rolfing members In the local CLUB
who play regularly and Pate was
elated over the turnout OF so mem
bers for the tourney. A barbecue
viii be staged at Harrington next
Sunday In connection with the meet
Red Heaner and Sam shannon
staged a thrilling duel around the III
holes. tieing with SOS. Several other
matches resulted In ties also.
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Results in the I8-hole Browns
Vile Harlingen foursome tourna-
ment played on the local course
Sunday follow:
No. clyde Ray CID defeated
Sam Perl CB); p. T. Pipkin OBJ
defeated Clyde Hollan CH). Score
II. 2, B. !.
No. 2-sutton OBJ defeated Mil
McElwain (H); A. d. Dickinson
OBJ defeated Glen Farris CH). Score
H. 0. B. 3.
No. 3-R. B. Rentfro OBJ defeat
ed Sam Bolts CID; D. D. Norton
dH) defeated w. c. Craig b. H.
/, B. 2.
No. A. M. Bowie CID defeated
Lester Armstrong OBJ; w. c. VAIN
right tB) defeated Jack Smith I'D.
II. 2, B. /.
No. stopper Rigney CID defeat
ed Travis Jennings OBJ; Jim Or
ganbright H) defeated Ben Proc
tor OBJ. H. 3, B. 0.
No. CIV. w. west CB) defeated
Al Parker CID; Harry Loew OBJ
defeated Bailey Dunlap (H). 3. 8,
H. 0.
No. 7-Osce Fristoe CID defeated
A. NJ. Kent OBJ; Olin Behse CID
defeated M. Clint (B). II. 3, B. o.
No. Sd. K. Clint OBJ defeated
Bus Stewart CH); Warren Tallia-
ferro CID defeated w. B. Walton
OBJ. H. /, B. 2.
No. s-Hill Cooke defeated Char
lie Pickett OBJ: Ed Brady CID
defeated L. L. Weight B). II. 3.
B. o.
No. l0-Davis CID defeated II. L.
Yates OBJ; Robin Pate CB) defeat
ed Geo. Waters CID. H. 2, B. /.
No. l1-Harl Thomas OBJ deff,t-
ed A. E. Human CID; H. r. Nc
Kay B) defeated Ned Sondock CID.
B. 8, H. 0.
No. l2-M. west OBJ defeated Z.
B. Wells CID: A. Celaya OBJ de-
feated Charlie Snyder CID. B. 3,
II. 0.
No. l3-P. M. Lamberton OBJ
defeated Ben Johnson CID: Bob
Hollingsworth CID tied Wayne
Wood CID. B. 2, H. 0.
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RIvOLI--SAN BENITO.

The amazing sum OF drama, sus-
pense. romance and adventure that
is tailed in the big cities of today,
and most frequently is enacted all
about US without our eyes and
senses fathoming the ever-present
clues and symbols, Is projected for
our benefit, theoretically and
eloquently in the new photoplay
being headlined today and Tuesday
at the Rivoli theatre, San Benito,
IA Hours" a Paramount picture.
With a cast featuring Give Brook,
Kay Francis. Miriam Hopkins, Regis
Toomey and q number o. other
stage and screen performers equal
" talented, ""24 Hours was destined
TO succeed.
"a Hours" And that's the time
covered by the story, from a strange
dinner party assembled one hour
before midnight. until wives. hus-
bands and lovers pick I'D their last
vestments of responsibility at the
same nocturnal hour one span OF
the sun later.
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NO SHAKE-UP
In ATHLETICS
Connie Will Stick to His
Veterans Next
Season

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2-P-
Connie Mack and his Athletics
were home from their battles OF
Waterloo today but 1t was only
the battle itself which was rele-
gated to the elba OF limbo, and not
the spirit of the 68-year-old
patriarch nor the personnel OF his
two-tims world champions.
Shortly after Mack stepped off
the train frora st. Louis last night
he put at rest reports he planned
a drastic shakeup in the ranks OF
his White Elephants. All principals
of the late world series from Mickey
Cochrane to AL Simmons viii be
on deck to sally forth in quest OF
their old title when the shooting
starts again next spring. he said.
possibly excepting some rockies
whom he did not name.
I'D for all his So years. the
whlte-haired Connie expects TO
lead that sally again next spring
as ne has led similar campaigns
since 1902.
Greeted at the station by a crowd
OF several hundred which withheld
its cheers and by Thomas ). Shibe,
president Of the Athletics, who was
unable to see the last two series
games, Mr.. Mack offered no alibis
for the defeat.
The Cards played better ball
than we did" sad he, land that's
why we lost. Our boys dn't click
as they have in the past. but It's
silly to say they have permanently
slipped. They all tried hard and I
have nothing but praise for them"
The loss Of that seventh game
Saturday cost each member Of tbs
AS Just sl.494.75. AS L is, ey will
receive $2.9S9.50 apiece as their
share Of the receipts Of the first
four games.
They decided to cut their melon
30 ways, remembering Connie Mack,
coaches and the trainer.
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7. |. A. A. Gets In
Action This Week

DALLAS, Oct. II. Rt-The three
leaders In the 1881 Texas intercol-
legiate Athletic Assn, football cam
paign will be called upon this week
end to defend their positions
The Texas A. e. T., Javelinas Of
Kingsville and the East Texas
Teachers College Lions of Commerce.
leaders in the eastern division Of the
T. /. A. A.. will meet in Commerce
Saturday. Abilene Christian college
leading in the western division,
meets Sui Ross Friday night.
The Javelinas furnished the major
upset OF the week in driving 10 !
z to 0 victory over the Southwest
Texas Teachers Of San Marcos. EaSs
Texas also climbed 70 the top by
virtue Of an 8 to 6 victory over the
Stephen F. Austin Teachers.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
SATURDAYS FOOTBALL STARS
(By The Associated Press)

10Y 1hC AScONAGbGQ EANooF
Homer Key. Georgia-Ran rs
yards for touchdown against Yale
Orville Mohler, Southern Ca J.
fornia - Scored four touchdowns
against washington State.
George Chalmers and AL Pea-e,
Maryland-Former's 30-yard pass
and latter's 20-yard run after re-
ceiving It brought touchdown tina.
beat Navy.
George Sauer, Nebraska-Scored
both touchdowns in 1910 victory over
Oklahoma on runs Of AZ and ~
yards.
Gene McEver. TenneSSee-Scorsd
two touchdowns and passed to Mark
for third against Mississippi.
Louis Bush. Amherst = Scored
three times against Middlebury OF
runs Of 90, As and 25 yards.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
Drake, Micks to-
Meet This Week

DIES MONIES, Ia, Oct. II. GA
heavy line and a set Of fleet backs
forming Drake University's football
team will take up the task Of try
ing ID upset the mighty Notre Dame
eleven this week, a task half ac-
conpliShed last Saturday when
Northwestern battled the ramblers
to a muddy scoreleSs tie.
Drake showed great Improvement
in turning back Creighton last week.
10 TO 6. but its big line will have 10
be more alert to stop the Smashes
Of Machmont Schwartz and MS
backfield colleagues.
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Eagles To Play
Tough Title With
]. Reagan Here

The Brownsville high school
Screaming Eagles will get the acid
test here Friday afternoon when
they collide with John Reagan high
OF Houston, generally accredited with
being III OF the chief cOntenders
Tor the state schooIbOy Champion
ship this season.
The Houston team has swept
everything before It so far this year.
McAllen went TO Houston recenti-
end same off on the short end OF 4
$40 count in an encounter with TIE
ReaEaniteS.
Coaches Red Irvine and Ben
Brite Plan 10 work the Eagles hard
the early part OK this week In pre-
paration for this trying tuSSle.
The Eagles have shown much pro-
mise in early season games. They
took the opener from WeSlaco han1i-
" and last week held a college club
10 a Go score. They have a fight
ing line and a pony backfleld THAI
has shown a lot OF drive and speed.
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nuSrrVIANFOTTS DATA
M

Barometric pressure was moder-
ately high to high v e the far
northwest and over the Great
Lakes region this morning-30.lS
at Boise, Idaho. and 30.58 at Chi
cago and Cleveland. and relatively
low over the Canadian northwest
and over the southwest. Showers
and thunderstorms were reported
from the Plains and central states
and northern Texas during the last
- hours, while generally fair
weather continued throughout the
balance Of the United States. Tenn
Deratures were near the seasonal
average practically throughout the
country this morning.
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ID

Wy TIT htNUNINNIN TIEtNT
A three-touchdown splurge Satu--
day enabled Louis Bush, pint-sized
Massachusetts, Aggies' halfback. 0
increase his lead over the nations
football scoring aces.
Bush has scored So points in thu &c
games. 20 more than Long and Hol-
ley Of Alabama who lead the South
ern conference with 36 points each.
The leader in each OF the coun-
try's eight major troups or confer
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CAPITOL-MERCEDES

William Powell's first picture for
Warner Bros. called The Road %
Singapore" in which Doris Kenyou
and Marian Marsh are seen in the
supporting cast. will be the attrac-
ton at the Capitol Theatre In Mer-
cedes on Tuesday and wednesday.
An interesting program Of short
subjects which includes a comedy.
screen song, Paramount Act ard
Paramount News will also be seen.
Use Of gas masks and the dan
gers Of gas poisoning are taught in
a school In Germany.
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WEATHER

RIVER FORECAST
There will be nc material change
IN the river during the next "A to
S6 hours.
Flood Present 24-Hr. 1S-Hr.
0&ann Gfaoa Chang Ram
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WARM TRAYS
ARE COMING
Florida-Syracuse Classic
On Books; Yale to
Play Chicago
BY HERBERT w. BARKNR
ASSOCIATED Press Sports Writer)

NEW YORK. Oct. 125R-Most
of the nations leading football
teams put aside i~ntersectional tests
this week in favor Of a little home
work.
The program will not lack for
big-time intersectional battles, but
in the main the outstanding duels
will be strictly intra-conference.
Topping the int~ersectional trays
will be Florida's invasion to tackle
Syracuse; Yale's initial trip into
the midwest to play Chicago; Mis-
souri's tangle with Colorado Uni
versity at Boulder and Oklahoma's
tusSle with Texas at Dallas.
Briefly here's how the schedules
shape up:
East-Harvard's first real test
will come against the Army at West
Point with the Cadets heavy favor
ties. Cornell. one Of the eastern
dark horses" will face Princeton
and should win. Dartmouth and
Columbia, both undefeated, meet
at New York with the former
holding the Indian sign on Col
umbia in recent years.
Big Ten: Michigan and Purdue.
with n conference victory apiece.
both are down for championship
tests. the former against Ohio
State and the latter against Wis
consin. Indiana and Iowa will be
foes in the third conference game
Of the day. Chicago, beaten by
Michigan last week, tackles Yale
and Northwestern will entertain
the University CT California, south
ern branch. Illinois, victim of Pur-
due last Saturday. meets Bradley
in a "breather." Minnesota will be
idle.
Big Six: TIE annual clash be-
tween Kansas and Kansas State
heads the weeks program. Okla
homa and Missouri play intersec-
tional opponents, the former fac
ing Texas at Dial as and the latter
meeting Colorado University at
Boulder. Nebraska and Iowa State
have open dates.
southwest: Duel between Rice
and Southern Methodist heads the
slate IN view CT Rice's victory over
Texas. Other conference games Dit
the Texas Aggies against Texas
Christian and Baylor against Ark
ansas. Texas plays Oklahoma.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12

Aboard a battleship only one man
is allowed to whistle. He is the
b~oatswain. who signals the crew
with his pipe"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12
QUEEN

With stark drama worthy Of
Eugene O'Neiil at his best. Rene
gades." the Fox movietone feature
which opens at the Quet1 The
atre tomorrow, Is one Of the most
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RIIIIETIN.

First figures, lowest tempera-
ture last night: second. highest
yesterday; third. wind velocity at
9 a. M: fourth, precipitation in
last "a hrs.)
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TIDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide at Point Isabel
Tuesday, under normal meteorol-
oglcal conditions:
High ........ 3:l2 a. m. 6:l3 p. m.
Low 1918 a. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12

The moons maximum temper
allure at midday Is 244 degrees
Fahrenheit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-12

"A tire manufacturing company
Is experimenting on n commercial
rubber with potato starch as It's
base.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-24
INDIAN EXECUTIONS
TIE UP LEGISLATURE
Nationalist Party Members Walk
Out, Causing Adjournment
of Session.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW DELHI. India. March a.
Members of the Nationalist party
walked out Of the Legislative Assembly
today in protest against execution Of
three men at Lahore last night The
sitting of the Assembly was shortly
thereafter adjourned.
The Nationalist party is distinct from
the All-India National Congress, which
has boycotted the Legislative Assembly
Convicted of murder of police on
cial in December, 1928, Baghat Singh,
Raj Guru and Sukhdev were hanged
With others, they we're implicated in a
series of violent offenses,. including the
bombing of the Legislative Assembly
Hall at New Delhi in April, 1929.
Nationalist leaders protested the ex-
ecutions, claiming the viceroy's good
faith in the recent truce with Mahatma
Gandhi would be established by COM
mutation of the sentences. The bodies
Of the three men were cremated and,
in accordance with Hindu rites, spread
upon the Sutleg River.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-24
C0NFESSES STEALING
$4,000, NAMES OTHERS
Man Arrested in Chicago Accuses
Trainmaster OF Part
in Plot.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March "a
Milton McDuf Of the Bureau of Identi-
ficati-n was advised yesterday of the
arrest in Chicago of Arthur Burnap, AZ,
and his alleged confession of taking
part in the theft near here March IA
Of 5000 from an express messenger.
McDuff said s. j. Brock, trainmaster
for the Louisville 81 Nashville Railroad
at Birmingham, who was charged in
the confession with being an accomplice
Of Burnap, had not been arrested. In
vestigators Ritz Brown and Hiram F.
williams, also said to nave been men
toned in the confession, were believed
to be "out of the city"