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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-06

Light-toned. short-haired furs
known as pastel furs are used to
trim the new dresses and are also
used on some OF the. new coats,
principally TO make the NAT
scarfs that are folded across the
neck and worn inside the large,
lcng-haired fur collar.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-06

Rosewood has come into fash
ionable imortance this season.
Il Is used to make the frames for
some OF the new hand bags used
for buckles and also used for
bracelets. There are necklaces
made on beads OF rosewood or
other fine woods.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-06

This 10 one OF the new attached
mur-and-eolIar sets. There 10 q
long scarf Of brown corduroy,
with a collar Of light beige fox
where the scarf is wrapped
around the neck. One long scarf
end hangs at the back. another at
the front. where II ends In IN mufT.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-06

There are wool dresses made
with pleated or slightly fiaring
skirts and bodices that are rather
high wasted, fit fairly snugly.
and belt in tightly nj the waist.
These dresses often have a round
neck line that only the young
can wear. The older woman looks
far better in a lower neckline.
usually, too. in a slightly v line.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-06

Camel's hair and wool are
mixed 10 produce a most salts
factory cloth for stout autumn
and winter coats. These coats
r usually made with a belt
that buckles snugly al the wais
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-06

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-15
lust a word about Shouldn't

II il made BY the WESSON OIL PEOPLE or an
Oil as fine % q fine Salad Oil. SNOWDRIFT il PURE, kOUR-
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worth sealing In N alright can to protect ell Of IL purity and
freshness.
The Washington times., 1931-02-26
MASTERMASONS
MEET HERE

Washington was chosen as the
site for the 1882 conference of
grand masters Of Masons in the
United States at the closing ses-
sion of this years conference at
the Willard Hotel yesterday after
noon.
The time will conform to the
meeting of the George Washing
ton Masonic Memorial AsSocia-
ton for dedication of the Wash
ington Masonic memorial at
Alexandria. This probably will
be the second week in May.
j. Claude KEEPER, of this city,
who has been Secretary-treasurer
of the conference practically
since its inception, was honored
by reelection for a fifth term yes
terday. Herbert w. Dean, grand
master of Massachusetts, Masons,
was elected chairman.
The grand masters were re-
ceived by President Hoover at
noon yesterday. The address Of
welcome was delivered by Col. c.
Fred Cook, grand master Of the
District.
The Washington times., 1931-02-26
Recreation Areas
To Omen in SDrinQ

Several new recreation projects
will be undertaken this spring by
the Office Of Public Buildings and
Public Parks, 1t was reported yes
terday.
New baseball diamonds will be
constructed at the Brentwood Rec
reation Center and in the Potomac
Palisades, both to be financed by
the Welfare and Recreational AS
ISOLATION Of Public Buildings and
Grounds, Inc. A golf course will
be built in Anacostia Park on the
site of the old baseball diamond.
A new diamond will be placed at
Naylor Rd. and Railroad Ave. S. E.
The Washington times., 1931-02-26
CHARGE h"'9ERS 4
CITIZEN Gn!'QUP

The Rhode Island Citizens AS
sociation last night denied charges
that it has tried to block con-
struction of the new Taft Junior
High School.
The accusation. alleged to have
been made by the Burroughs Cit.
liens Association, were called
"impertinent and worthy Of seri-
Gus consideration" in resolutions
adopted by the Rhode Island
body.
Members of the Woodbridge Par
ent- Teacher Association, it was
admitted. had appeared before
the House and Senate Appropria-
ton Committees urging that the
authorization proposed for the
Taft Junior High School be trans
ferred to a fund for an addition
to the Woodward Elementary
School.
The Washington times., 1931-02-26
PRESBYTER|ANS
END SESSION

The Western Section Confer
ence of the World Alliance OF
Presbyterian and Reform e d
Churches today is holding the
last session of a three-day session
at the New York Avenue Presby'
terian Church.
During the course Of the con-
ference many church leaders have
addressed delegates, and reports
from various church groups have
been heard.
Last night the conference was
addressed by DR.. Joseph r Sizoo,
pastor of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. who charged
that higher education, in the
scholarly sense, is rapidly becom-
ing a thing of the past.
He scored the modern attempt
to turn education into money and
luxury, by using college as a
short cut to wealth.
Other addresses at yesterdays
session were made by DR.. Joseph
A Vance, of Detroit; the Rev.
David M. Sweets, of Louisville.
Ky, editor of a church paper;
the Rev. c. S. Cleland. of Phila-
deJphia; the Rev. c. B. McAfee,
of New York, and the Pev. Val
ter L. Lingle.
The Washington times., 1931-02-26
This Winter Looks
Like RecOrd-Setter

The winter Of 1930-31 may go
down on the records as one of
the mildest in history, the
Weather Bureau said today. Rec
ords show that only two and
one-half inches of snow have
fallen this winter.
AS winter does not end until
April officially, there is still a
good chance for more snow. The
average amount Of snow each
winter Is 23.5 inches.
The Washington times., 1931-02-26
Gala Time Planned
At ". w. SATURDAY.

Mannequins and swimming ex-
perts will exhibit their talents at
the second winter celebration Of
Community Night for all the
family" to be held Saturday at
the Y. w. c. A., Seventeenth and
K Streets Northwest.
This entertainment will include
dancing, backgammon, bridge,
chess and bowling.
DR.. Harold c. Bryant, assistant
director Of the National Park
Service, will speak on the de-
velopment of Yellowstone Park.
The Washington times., 1931-02-26
COunterfeiters Face
Long Prison Terms

A criminal court jury last night
convicted Alfred and Isabel
Milarch on charges Of counter.
feiting for which they can be
sentenced to a total of so years
in prison. The conviction re-
suited from a drive by police and
secret service operatives on
counterfeiters last October in
which the two defendants we're
arrested in their apartment at
Twelfth Street and Rhode Island
Avenue where they had a COM
plete photo-engraving plant.
The Washington times., 1931-02-26
ASKED
FOR NEEDY

The relief department of the
Volunteers of America, Inc, with
headquarters at $50 Pennsylvania
Ave. N. W., today issued a call to
Washingtonians to aid the unem,
ployed by contributing old clothes.
Col. Frank H. Wise. regional
commander of the organization,
said today:
1--WE have hundreds Of jobs
for these men. but they can't
go to work until they have
clothes to put upon their backs.
Lack Of underwear, and other
articles Of clothing are the only
things keeping them down in
the ranks Of the unemployed.
Every resident Of Washington
who has some old clothing, shoes
or other cast-Off articles should
send them to us at once"
During the past week the Vol.
unteerS have served more than
$4,000 hot meals to unemployed
and have furnished lodgings and
barbering to more than 1000.
HOHIes in desirable neIgh!DOrhOOd Sec
tiOnS. at reasonable prices, can be
yours for the seeking-turn to the real
estate columns In tOday'S Classified
The Washington times., 1931-02-26
ALUnlnde to Hear
Archbishop CHrLey

An address by Archbishop
Michael j. Curley will be the
principal feature of the tenth an
nual conference of the District
of Columbia Chapter, Interna-
tional Federation of Catholic
Alumnae, at the Willard Hotel,
March %.
Other spekaerS will include the
Rt. Rev. MSgr. Edward A. Pace,
director of the federation; the
Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, Of Catholic
University, and Miss Gertrude
McNally, legislative chairman of
the District chapter. Miss Eliza
beth j. Dolan, governor of the
local chapter, will preside.
The Washington times., 1931-02-26

An attractive collection of neck
laces in opaques, gallalith. simulated
pearls and metals; also earrings,
bracelets, clips, and brooches. New
styles and colors.
Kann's-Street Floor
The Washington times., 1931-02-26
Steam Shovel Can't
Run Loose Anu More

Major Henry G. Pratt, superin-
tendent of police, yesterday oil
rected all precinct commanders to
enforce the regulation requiring
that all steam shovels be moved
on trailerS and not under their
own power.
Many complaints have been re-
-ceived that shovels move through
the streets under their own power.
Such violations carry a fine up
to 5000.
The Washington times., 1931-02-26

-$195 and $2.95 grades. A special
group of 200, in new styles. with
w" or crew necks in bright colors,
plain or mixed effects, "a to AZ
sizes.
Kann's-Second Floor
The Washington times., 1931-02-26
VaSil Tells His Name
But 1t Won't Fit
In This Type

DETROIT. Feb. 26 G.N.S).
They call me Vail FerencSik
for short"
A young Jugoslav said this
today when he appeared in
Federal Court asking for natu.
ralization papers. Court clerks
replied:
I'VE must have your full
name"
The youth answered:
my real name is VaSiI RaSkO
F er observation-disclosures
ciccOui. Must / spell 1t for
your"
The Washington times., 1931-02-26
FREE TRIPS FOR ALIENS

Aliens who are unemployed,
fundless and anxious to return
to their homes will be provided
transportation free by the Gov
ernment, Secretary of Labor
Doak announced yesterday.
The Washington times., 1931-02-26
LAWYERS DINE HUGHES

Chief Justice Charles Evans
Hughes was Ithe guest of honor
at a dinner given by the Ameri-
can Patent Law Association at
the Mayflower Hotel last night.
The Washington times., 1931-02-26
Rayo Crepe
SLIPS
2for 81

-Women's and misses slips of the
popular Rayo-crepe; lace trimmed
and tailored styles, with shadow
hens. easy to launder. In white
and pastel shades.
Kann's-Second Floor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15
Airport Fire Truck
Makes Run Friday

4 chicken house belonging 70 C
J. Gaming. mechanic - the Z
Jz-111 garage, E2 destroyed u
FIRE Friday night. and b1- tor the
prczpr acton O. the Municipal
Airport fire -rrck the residence
would possibly have caught fire
according 70 information today
a &c oclock the afternoon shift
z -ne airport was beng reI1sTyd
u the nlgn- c-SE. when II Coza
D0-lced -he fire. II was a101- q
nile array re ard J. Kic6er rush
ec the zE-por- FIRE -Tuck % TIE
scE-E- ard managed . E~x-l1Z1z1
the blaze ard keep The house from
Catching FIRE
RE-E-z-1z g the airport. they
reported % Col I z G-mEE-
Uz-zEs-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15
H~orticulturists To
Hold Weslaco Meet

TIE frs 1881 oEz--e-lT EeS--zg
O. re Soc5e-y O. S15-0pcz1 HE-
zczEEzz Bs-z C1zJ5s-s vi =
he'd q re wazco t0zn hal q
D = w=c1ssdzy. March T. =
wzS zzzoz1ced here to-day
O<lcs-s to< tEe ensuing year vi
= e-ec-ed cz-z-g TIE z8--z
c. = RoseEzz vi give : talk @
Teo-v ard C1s-EEJ C o.
Sg-zyx
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rE-zz--ezs1-s- q -zE o-gz1z-E
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ncsrs 1oE Il 011cs are 4 j. Wee
bs-. hzzo-zT Eez1- P-u-- RIO
81 " H96zSoc. c0u1cGEs Pau
GzeE Ea-- Pal CCTz- We
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15
Hawks Found Bad
In Hidalgo Also

McALLEN. March I1-W11- Reg
e-z- secr=-zry CT the McA-en Cnz--
D. O. Ccz-Eroe- 8 II fz-c- q
staring = CzD1zlEz II Es1z-Eo
comfy so- -1E e-zccz-z1 O hzxks
wh1c1 feed CT EzEe bIrrs Is rel
Is On F0cen-S and c-he- zr-z5
and fowl
= EEE III oeECE > CEzz1l . ca
the rear around While TIRE hIn-sx
Ezzzlv q 1T 80 GU Eo-s than
= fer --$ cT-z-E q limited SEA
So T1TZz-1s @ c1zL are ns-
q scou--- C TIE hzEks winch are
D1rE painful than -hey hare been
II TEz-x
O-hEr pz-E &C the z-leT similarly
rE-c-T Ez1T hanks am q can
@z1 has been E-Zzes1ed a. Po-1
Isabel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15
WESLACO c. c.
RALLY CALLED
City Council I'm Fsvor Of
Keeping Chamber or
Commerce

EELACO. March Il II y
UserZz called " Mayer =. e Kr-
EE1. the CIR cuEur1zEu1er zsSzeS
n sratelEn- that rheT had ror CIR
Ee1lAtHn c1r1z11nE The arrzTz-lss
C re chamber CT commerce II
any Ez11I xhRSS1eFer-
ms speclzl meeting wzs czElec
ss u result C notices Eppezrfrr =
several valley neEEpaperE 10 the
e1-ecT thai the chamber wDEh
DC dropped TIE statement issued
and signed b. Mayer D z Ksrzzn
and Commissioners J. Z C0npere.
4 T. Hampton. . l. EdrlnE1Da
and . = G1bS01 Was 10 the effecz
that 10 such action had been Con-
templzted and fur1hermcre. that
they did not feel that zny rye
community czn continue 10 Erow
without IT active chamber q con-
Derce- supported By tire entire e.
t1ZerEhlp Of the Community
The city commissioner and the
chamber o. commerce directors Set
March % rs . date fer . neeEsrx
and urged everyone Il TIRE we-
Izc0 Community 10 C present nseT
want any kind o. Constructive c-i-
tIcisn. O. IDEAS that vi tnpruFe
he ccumu11fy-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15

A letter 1r1m safe S~uperns11-
erf C Schoc& G - " Mars cc1-
ceru1ng TIE Ate Fred " E<srck
wzs received " @ w GoEke
EpertnRn1e1r c. local public
Eh0oS Fr11zT-
TIE E--e- wzE q ~c-l0Ex- =
Ezs Stocked 70 receive TCE le-rEr
OF March o. I Rad ID r-eT10-E IL
fc-Ezz1n thzE LIZ 6-9rrk wES =
E1 Ee1--E lie wzE . seal &C.
Ezhle schoz c.1tczL ard Rs rzzs-
-g TIL e great less g re
R-oErsTk EhcoE 7 hz6 q TET
HIN respect lr RS f-.e-s-ce
ability ard LFz1-y 60 tie T1
z1oox
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15
Harrington Issues
building Permits

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IL 1-~s have 1aEz EzzEz GU 1L
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Or C r1E- = % q 1cz-ec z-
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II MI - 5 and uEZEL TE
RzZET B-T1sES Ez-ElEsn c1l-
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zr1 q r0cE and E-lZ vE-=E CZ-
sE-u1n = I'll = ozE SOY ar
hare 81 1DoE -1e coE - EEsl
AZ S@gl
D J. zEsEs = cE1er CT z-gEEr
rezcszE 5E-E EaC-Ez 81 III =
PINE = II = ECZ T. E- =
3zxZ u CE--E-z1-E have fire
ro1-Z All be O. tE ve-=@- CT
S-z-n1 II I'LL ccE SEN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-15
OVER 1900
Cars MOVED
This SEASON
Cabbage Alone Shows
More Than 1000
To Date

E[4@ - - $1,000
EAzLLSGE. Nz-r5 g - T1s
Ezsuzs teal C 1rzzts ard Uss-
tzh1ez sn1zped CT - freight wgn-
ever IL 12109 zz-k tbs Eesk Ell
cn1nsse Eu1e pzsse1 TIE z00o en-
stage. k11rrlg pc--- 5n1or-z111
fssue6 hy Tie Missouri PE11E and
S0urhExn Pacific rzl-0a6x Friday
show
me grand total for the sszs1u
wzs 11yos5 CARS while ASH hzc
ncEed CT &C cate last sess0n-
Total CATS c. fru.S fR It's ga
scn Es All With vEy fEE ERE
cue 70 move cu- grce E1ipE-E q
czErus has dropped 70 virtually 10
thing 10 Gate Ast year ATS cars
C fruit Rad moved CT
One feature @ this weeks ship
rzng wzs Etc01chs rzr6 pace 4
tie race. Tn1s Shipping po-1E Was
Sux< ore car behz6 San BS-1-o II
fourth pace and vzx = : position
70 Pass uS city Eco1c1 Las
shiE-ed cniy vegetables while San
Be-Ifo O=5x Ter place near rE$ top
20 h- Iez6e-zn1p = TIE fruit c-E1-
s1oL
Wez.zeo Leading
Weslzco reported q z-zrd total
O. I574 cars Mercedzs vas sec1z6
wzfd LIS. Dana third w1-1 81
San B<rtro fourth VIII sS and
EEcCzcn fifth with EST
The tcraIs ~ larger points q
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