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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-03

dinando Coroni, Italy, in 12 minutes, IF seconds at Hurley Stadium last night. Wee Willie Davis, Virginia, defeated Joe (Toots) Mondt, Colo rado, in 30 minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-03
MAJOR LEAGUE
 LEADERS

By UNITED PRESS The following averages compiled by United Press include games of Tuesday, June 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-03
Joe Palooka


 lRaArIoNY .aews. FLASH
 The Pennsylvan,a Boxlns l 1 Commission today notified Willie Striplin, Heavy Title ! Challenger, that he may assume the charnplonsh1p J on condition that he will ' remain m halning to defend 1t on short notice at the the Sesqul Stadium. the 7 1 Commission to name the new r challenger 4
 Governing bodies ot other YStates are expected to S concur with the plan Frank { Wiener. chairman may name \ 1 Sharkey who IS really err titled to a shot at Ahna TT
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-03
STUD DEB A K E R Sale of Used Nash Cars

Day Driving Trial
 30 Day Guarantee
 Geghan -Allerton. Inc. New Car Dept. 379 West Main St. IJsed Car Dept. 497 Meadow St. Used Car Lot a72 Meadow st.
  PIERC ARROW
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-03
Automobiles
Autos and Trucks For Sale

1880 FORD TOWN SEDAN-A beauti- full job in deep maroon, with black lenders and trim. Driven about 5000 miles and the motor is just broken in right. Roomy interior; neat, clean upholstery, arm rests, dome light, cowl lamps; bright work in rustless plating Equipped with Perfection Hot Water Heater. Excellent tires all around, and good spare. Very low price. 1-3 down and year to pay the balance. D. w. Flint, Inc. THE FORD DEALER, 4S3 Meadow St
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-03

AIS BARGAIN HOUSE 1881 De Soto 8 Sedan 1880 Pontiac Sedan
 1929 Ford Coach
 1929 Ford Roadster 1929 Packard Coupe 1930 Essex Sedan One to Two Years to Pay 900 North Main Phone 4532 Open 'Til F. Nj. Evenings x Sundays
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-03

FOR RENT-Seven room one family
 house at 58 Hawkins St. Inquire Bristol. Tel 1033.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-03
For Rent Real Esfdte

wELLES ST, 38-5 rooms. all im- provements including furnace and. nice garden. Rent reasonable. Inquire 4S1 Sylvan Ave. Tel 6-2SO5-J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-03

LIVE at Y. M. c. A. and have hot shower and a plunge in the pool after your work out. Baseball. ten, his. Cafeteria. Rates low. Open all night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-03

CHAPMAN ST EXT, 315-4 rooms, modern improvements, completely redecorated. Reasonable. Inquire 1st floor, rear.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-03
Rooms for Housekeeping

2 and ROOMS for housekeeping. All improvements. Private bath. 36o Will low St. Inquire evenings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-03
Painting, Paper Hanging
GA Pressing and Tailoring
Rooms, Board. Hotels
Rooms and Board

IuYS CLUB, Cottage Place-Nice rooms, swimming pool, all home cooking. Reception room. Moderate prics.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-03

CONTRACT for Silent Glow Oil at summer prices. 50 gal at 9k C per gal. 100 gal at SRc per gal. 262 N. Main St. Tel 6224
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-03
For Rent Real Estate

BEACON ST, ROSE sT-4 and large
 rooms, all Improvements. Near bus, reasonable. Tel 3143.
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Miscellaneous Wanted
FURNITURE

PARTY wants 70 rms OF furniture. OF
will huy few odd pieces Call HUI 727s
-
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PAPER CLEANING 81 PEN kOOM.
Art glass repairing. 4. 8. BLACK. L. SIS
PAPER HANGING-Cleaning: esti tree.
Oh 20o4 FRANK JACKSON. II. zA12.
WALL WASHING, paper cleaning paint-
ing. Sneeial reduced price. IA. 0os5.
com PURSE-Brown, Broekside car, We'd,
s p, m: liberal reward. Oh. 3lOS
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALA. N. 25s5-Large airy, suitable for 4.
$40: l-rm. kitehenette. porch. gar: 81
ALABAMA, N. lsSs-see ouS clean apis.
porehes: hot water: al conveniences.
ASHLAND, i645-2-rm. apt; down: prIv-
ate eIlt.: overstu6ed; rent reas He 47so.
ASHLAND. 24l7-Nice ru.. kitchen priv
hegeS.. mod. private home He 1886
BELLEFONTArNE. li3i-Two-rm- furn.
apt: overStufed and piano. sink: SIS wk.
BELLEFONTAINE. 1917. large clean
'front.' rms: modern; garage. He. 477z.
en-. sink; 2 beds; IS to 81
BROADWAY. 1863 trout rms. Kitchen
cite. rede.: large nm, kitchenette: S6.
CAPITOL N. SSs0-Light HOUSEKEEPING
rms. for couple. modern everything furn
COLLEGE. s20--Largs front houseEeepIng
nm: also smal sleeping nm. So.
COLLEGE. 26S0-Apt: private home. 6
with garage. Side drive. He. 5osS
FOUNTAIN SOuARE-SINGLE ROOMS
$3.50. 1917 PROSPECT ST.
EoYT. llI2-2 furnished housekeepsng
rooms; modern; adults. Dr.. 5Sie
ILL.,. n. 2S39-BTiek apt bldg: custodian
serv: ]. lain. kitchnte aptss: 81. SIS, So VIZ.
NEW JERSEY. n. isz-Good clean house
keening rooms. Ri. s145
NORTH. E. ii4-2-rua. suite. front: eyery-
thing furnished: modern. Ri. ASA
ORIENTAL. ~. 20-Front slespsng m
mod: private entrance. ! week rent free
OHIO, r. s4o--2 rms. s. wk.: / Tn. and
kiEchAna e. $3.50 per VIZ.
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MANs wrist watch: white sold BIiIoVs
with initials O. I. @. on back; losr VIZ
ward. call Il. s7s6.
POLICE DOG-Light grey with black. f.
male. name Tiny lost vicinity IT.
WaVne Ava sun tiberl raw. RI. so6s
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
Nursery Stock and Flowers

lows. NAPLES, dogwoods. elns Up TO IL
feet. SOC and 81: 500 fancy evergreen. 2
to it., SOC; shubs and roses. half price.
Always open. Drive out Sunday. One blk.
south Of 6o25 w. Wash. ST. Be. 29l6-R.
ALVIA G. GRAY 1903 s I,aWndale
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Something? Times Lost Ad the Way to Recovery
Rent Housekeeping Rooms


PARK. 7l5s-Nicely furnished 2-rm. suite:
s. ID. Private entrance.
PENN, N. ie64-Nodern rms: complete;
private bath and entrance.
PROSPECT. 200s-2-rnl. apt: mod, nicely
furnished; garage optional.
RANDOLPH, n, 232-2 furnished rms,
nousekeeping: priv. entrance. Ri. 59e6.
RITTER. s.. 359-3 large rms, new fuTni-
tue. gar. adults. Pr. elt. II. 5825.
BUCKLE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rm.; mod. !;
everything furn.. sleep. I'M. priv. He. 555l
TALBOT. N. 2S38-ComfoTtable fur. Tr.,
kitcnenette: ply e1t., gar; S.. "a. lo38.
TALBOT. ~. 23a2-I & 2-rn. apt. mod:
comp. fur: pri. ent.; very rea. IA. z3o9-M
WALNUT. rs. E.--2-rm. kitchenette apt
close il: S.. See hoUsskeepsr n basement
i7TH e., 523-2 Fur. FRONT ROOMS.
MODEEN; NO OTHER ROOMERS.
18TH W. 1861. 2. rms. ground floor.
SINKS. private entrance. porch. IA. 1881
RM5.-Pr!vate bath. stove furnished.
private entrance. garage. Ia. 060l.
FRONT ROOM-Unfurnished al utilities;
reasonable; close in. Ii. i047.
LOVELY WOODRUFF-Rm. kItchenette;
priv. bath: everything furn.: 81. ca. 4lo5.
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APARTMENTS for Rent


BEVnLE, N. 642-Upper duplex; rooms:
modern; garage. Ch 1449-W.
BROADWAY, Il4l-New efficiency apart
ments being finished; make your salec;
ton now. walking DISTANCE from Real
SILK; utilities furnished. He. 1901.
EUCLID. NJ. 626-6-room mod. double:
breakfast room: built-in features: garage:
laundry: water paid: S35. Oh. 5626.
IRVINGTON, N, l1--3 rms, bath, ina
door bed; gar, utilities paid; $40. IT. 3412.
MANCHESTER. 962 N. PENN.
Bedroom apartment; Frigldaire; al
utilities; from $40 to s6250. Lii 1881.
MARKET. E-6-rn mod. duplex; steam
ht.: wa. pd.; pr. porch: S35. Ri. 22S4.
La SALE, n, 2345-47-5 rms; toilet in
side: gar; wa. pd.: $3.50 mo. Ri. 0I39.
THE CHISWICK
Ruckle. 2So5-11: near. Fall Creek; rent
reduced: very desirable 6-rn. apt: garage,
WASHINGTON. E.. 50I8-Mod 5-rm. apt
Inquire. 81 N. Riley. II. 6663.
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Room for Rent with Board

ALABAMA, NJ, I224-Largs room: twin
osas. water: So each: meals Ri. 6547.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2229-PleaSant front
In,s mooern home; privileges; home
cooking plenty hot water. IA. 47oS'
4SEH4DiAN AT SoTH-Private home, room,
2 meals. $40; garage. Ha $500.
CAPITOL. n. 24O6-Ve-y pIeaSa1f IN :.
meals OPTIONAL: garage: ladY. r. PSI
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Live Stock
Pets
0ANARHs-MATED PAIRS: IS. BEECH
Coal and Wood

CANARY singers for Mother, s.; written
guarantee; cages. 2416 E. Mich. Oh. 400.
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Store-Oflce Supplies

and used portables; Dalton adding ma
chimes Repairs and typewriter suupnes
TppewriterS OF all makes rented az S
per month OF 8 months $3.50. AMERICAN
WRITING MACHINE CO., 1877 n. Merio
ian st Board of Trade Biog u 6922
ICE BOx-"Butcher Boy and Computing
Grafas 1S12 "a 81 wa sfirn 1fnr. Ri 1881.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
Houses and Flats Furnished

AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL
$50 n PENN.
Beautifully furnished ana unfurntshec
apartments. ultra modern. bath With tut
and shower. FriZidaire walking distance
ponns RI 1871
ASHLAND. l52e-2-room apt: nicely furn.:
sink n Kitchen: porch. bath; everything
turn.: private entrance: adults.
ASHLAND AVE. 155a-Living room; ina
door bed. and bath. Adults.
BELLEFONTAINE. 23l5-Recently redeco-
rated lower apt: rooms and bath: heat,
water. garage furnished. Dr.. $500.
REVLLE, NJ, s29-5 rs. priv. BATH front
porch; small fam. or men. Oh. 1851.
THE BERWICK
eoi North New Jersey St.; rooms with
kltchenette and bath; newly refUrnished:
al utilities; low weekly rent
CAPITOL. N, 643-5-room double up-to-
cate furnishings: garage. Hu. 1888.
CENTRAL. 2l3l-l rn., kitchenette: pr.
bath & ent; util. fur; $3.50 wk. He. Abs.
CAPITOL. N. 3lo3-7-room single: bed
rooms and sleeDing porch: garage.
NORTH-Lovely front apt: nicely furn-
ished: very reasonable. Ia. 0335.
UNION, l445-Nicely turn. kitchenette apt;
bath; pr. ent.: everything furn. DR.. 6175.
WALNUT, E, 115--3 rms priv. bath, close
in. $50 week. See housekeeper in b.snl.t
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
Houses for Rent
Houses for Sale
South

South
DO YOU WANT A HoAfE2
water inside. electric lights, gas, triple
garage, excellent condition, hreproot roof,
Tot 46 It. wide, terraced above walk, va
TO sell Immediately; sterms. L. J. SEX
TON, REALTCR, Indiana Trust Bldg.
NELSON, lo22-l block from Carried parks
cozy 4.rrn mod. bungalow; in-a-door bed;
Beautiful shrubhery: real bargain.
West
NOTHING DOWN
Five-yoom bungalow. electric lights, ~
closed back porch. gar. chicken yard, To-
Gated 727 Whitcomo ST.. price s2.7oo;
9sgg s sc5Gdg ss sRos I Sa F ga az Z
Washington st.
Suburban for Sale
garage: southpoTs 2S4-W. -o'1' 49,
Lots for Sale
FIRST lot E. Of Bosart, facing E. 18th St.
from s. 2pd vacant sl l9s % p Exeter Ave aa
PULLMAN HEIGHTS and Wash. Place
lots: real buy: al imp. II 2l55-7. II 2l74-z
Farms for Sale
FOR sAEE-lo-acre farm; will take sedan
or truck as part payment; terms; other
farm. J. l. SMITH, Cloverdale, Ind.
Real Estate for Exchange
10 ACRES Southeast: miles from city.
rich land: good buildings: for good dou-
bic: modern home or CLEAR lot. east or
Miscellaneous for Sale
SCREEN WIRE
Black ................1c per So. #.
Galvanized ........1hc per SO. it.
Bronze &c per SO. 1T.
All in roll lots only.
Unclaimed Freight Station
Cor. Capitol and South
RUGS
Lot Of wooden rugs, various pat
terms. Priced $3.50 to $50. A few
9x22 congoleIm rugs at SIS each.
One all-electric combination pho
nograph and radio, complete with
tQUeS, $G0s
Unclaimed Freight Station
Cor. Capitol and South
BOTTLES stone =, lIaTs: ,, Re qu So.S
WEST END Bottle CO. So N. Pearl St:
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER
rRANoEg & fs!SsEzR 2S% only SS ge. 1914
NEW and rebuilt electric air compreSsorS.
Easy terms. MEIER ELECTRIC & MA
CHINE CO., 1926 East Washington st.
lo0-LB. bag salt water scftener, 9oc Con-
keys baby chick starting mash. variety
STORE. e48 n. WEST. Ri 0828.
8x12 CHANDLER q PRICE JOB presses.
with or without Miller feeder. Indian
apoAs Printing Co.
BATTERY DEALERS
We are jobbing our best batteries
in lots Of 10 or more at $3.50 each.
Nationally advertised. 13-pIate, by
duty, 6-volt.
Unclaimed Freight Station
Cor. Capitol and South st.
BURGLAR guards. Gail Hollenbeck Wire
and Iron Works. Oh. 6726.
NEW and rebuilt electric water pumps.
Liberal terms and trade MEIER ELEC-
TRIO & MACHINE CO.. 3525 East Wash
ington St Ir Isl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
Suburban for Sale

ARM. EOUSE-Electric!ty lots, fruit
garage. Southport paw.
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TYPEWRITERS

! Unusual bargains. all makes second.
hand typewriters. All makes rented. $3.50
one month. months. So
/ Woodstock Typewriter Co.. FacE. b,
! 81 y Penn st u. 411z
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
Painting and Papering
Am VOT PEADY

p.irtine paper cleaned scientlLea@!y.; no
miss, M'pERMET 81 PRICE. he. 9222.-
S5IpFT cleaning. paper hanging. paintine'
SAINT washing; paper removed oy sVea1s''
g. A. GEORGE, IA. 49ol
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
Gas RANGES

SIS up. CHAs. KoEHRING. s82 Va. Ave.
ITALIAN DINING RIM. carved beautiful
bedroom, living room, rugs, occasional
tables, odd dresser, sac. 242S N. Meridian.
MAKE your own dresses Buv Singer sew.
ing machines as low as SO Singer Sew.
ing Machine Co, S3a Va. Ave. DR.. 2474
BIRDSEYE Maple bed. vanity. hair top
box spring mattress pcs. SIS. IT. o3l8.
ANTIQUE bedroom suite; walnut. set
COFFIELD WASHER-RUNS FINE; $40.
11l7 E. MICHIGAN ST.
KITCHEN CABINET with porcelain top.
Reasonable. CHI. 324i-R.
HOUsEHoLD GOODS FOR SALE. 1906
BUCKLE ST.
OIL, gasoline and range cook stoves cheap.
1886 Oliver Ave. Be. PASS.
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Five-room bungalow. electric lights, In
Gated 727 Whitcomb St.; price s2.7o0;
only S22.50 per month. Call FRAZEE, Ii.
1918. SCHLOSS BROS. INV. CO., 1877 E.
Washington ST
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
Lost and Found

PAINTING-Paper hanging: lowest prices;
work guar. J G7EATHoUSE. Dr.. A5l
TRY TtNErs WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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FIRST lot E. Of Bosart, facing E. 18th ST..
from g.. 2nd vacant lot on Exeter Ave. h.
OF w. 18th St, 6. side Of ave. Ri. 7725.
PULLMAN HEIGHTS and Wash. Place
lots: real buy: all imp. II 2l55-7. II 2l74-4
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
Apartment Rent Reduced

Il fJCV4 O444NIIV 4UO44U LVNNNOOU
bed. G. E. Refrigeration, heat and water
furnished. 637 e. 38th. $3.50 per mo.
Dunlop & Holtegel, 1872 E. Market
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
Storage and Transfer

TANGDON TRANSFER- local; lao9ag as
lance hauling: spec. rates. Il. 9ooo. ---
PIDTO TRANSFORM. 4757. Get our
nrice on overland CITY hauIinE.
NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CC.-P554selSIS
reasonable. Call at all times: 9: go 49,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-26
CRITICISM OF
LEGION RAPED
Port Arthur Wins Drum And
Bugle Contest AT
Ell Paso

Ell PASO. Aug. 26.-P- Ralph
It. O'Neil. national commander OF
the American Legion, told legion
naires in convention here today
that criticism Of the legion BY
eastern newspapers and magazines
and by the Carnegie Institute was
unjustified.
In discussing the legislative pro-
gram Of the legion. O'Neil said
the organization never had asked
for anything that was not right
and that II never would.
He said Ile Carnegie Institute
never had been known to make a
report previously without first in
vestigating. but n writer decided
TO criticize the legion without
reason or study.
The Carnegie report criticized
the legion In connection with ad-
iusted compensation granted by
the last congress.
Other speakers today 40 the state
convention included Ernest Cox OF
Austin, past commander: John
Eden. commander Of the Ohio de-
partment; and Or. w. IT. DunnIng
Of Gonzales. past commander.
Port Arthur won the drum and
buCle contest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-26
COMEBACK BY
COTTON SEEN
Coop Chief Says Staple
Al Present Price Is
Good Investment

ROTAN. Aug. 26-iP-R y. Muir
ray. general manager OF the Texas
Cotton Cooperative association. said
today az least Is per cent OF the
deterioration IN the condition OF
the cotton crop evident in central
and vest Texas. vas caused by lack
Of rain and root rot.
He said the deterioration area
extended from Austin TO ROtan.
Murray favors extension Of drought
relief loans and acreage reduction
by legislation as a solution OF the
cotton problem.
Cotton al present prices * the
best investment in America" he
declared. Growers should hold on
to the crop and gain control OF
their own butneSs through organ
ization."
Murray said in conversations
with farmers between Corpus
Christi and Amarillo. he found they
favored immediate action OF the
legislature 10 meet the emergency.
He thought Il might be wise 10
close the gins now operating and
keep others from opening until
prices advance 10 the point where
they pay the growers a profit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-26
Wire Flashes

NEW YORK. Aug. 26-P-Pat
Malone held the New York Giants
10 three hits but the Chicago Cubs
Just managed to win the first game
OF todayS double header, 4 to 3.
Chicago ....... 202 600 000+ 9 2
New York 900. 900 300 cO0-3 3 |
Malone a. H%artnett; Walker.
Mitchell & Hogan.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 26-lP,-
The Philadelphia Nationals defeat
ed the Cincinnati Reds 8 10 4 in
the first game OF a double-header
today.
Cincinnati BE-. 500 DOL 600 9 o
Philadelphia 900 3l3 0Ix-8 I8 2
Benton. Ogden, wysong e. Suke-
forth; Collins & McCurdy.
BOSTON. Aug. 26-lP-The St.
Louis Cardinals won the first game
Of a double header with the Boston
Braves today, s 10 I, making Il
four straight in the current series.
St. Louis .... 400 O02 o0O-6 II 0
Boston ....... 600 600 00l-l 10 2
Haines g. wilson; Sherdel, Can't
well Had ~ SnohreE. Bool
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-26
Hall Charges
Filed Against Six

Charges OF operating and main
tanning pool halls have been filed
In the Cameron county court at
law against SIX Harrington men as
a result Of Investigations conducted
BY County Attorney Marvin Hall
Tuesday.
The men, all OF whom are under
$500 bonds, are M. I'D. Gunnell. Y.
+. Walden, w. A. Hollan. Louis
Crixell, Pedro SoSa and Pedro Al
vG-eZ.
Gunnell Is alleged 10 have leased
a series OF miniature tables 70
halls in Brownsville and Harrington.
Owners OF the halls are not being
prosecuted.
The other men are said 70 have
been operating tables under the
recreation club plan. The w. o.
w. lodge at Harrington was spon-
soring one Of the clubs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-26
Summer Tourists
Visit Brownsville

Texas people are still coming to
the Valley for their vacations.
This Is shown IN continued regis
tration Of summer tourists al the
tourist department Of the Browns
vile Chamber Of Commerce.
Eight Texas people registered
Tuesday. and four Monday. They
came from Fort Worth. Dallas. San
Antonio. Pilot Point, Palestine and
Fredericksburg.
Other registrations the past day
or two included DR.. and Mrs. Clark
r. Kisez Of Madison, Ill, who are
here on A vacation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-26
Military Highway
Grading Under Way

Grading or the east gap Of the
Military highway has been begun
by the r. w. Briggs g. Co. sue
cessful bidders on the state high
way.
Clearing the right-of-way got
under way as soon as the work or
der was received from Austin.
The entire job will be rushed 10
completion. the head Of the firm
has announced.
Last week an injunction pro-
ceeding threatened to halt work on
the highway. but Judge A. NJ. Kent
ruled against the restraining order.
The firm has $50 working days In
which 10 complete the two gaps.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-26
new ORDERS
OPEN SPANS
DURING NIGHT
Traffic Barred From
Mexican Side After
9 O'clock

Orders have been issued 70 dep
uty collectors OF customs along the
border that traffic over interna-
tional bridges into Mexico shall be
allowed to continue without inter
ruption, it was announced this
morning by r. B. Creager, who
stated that he understood such or
ders had been issued by the COL
lector OF customs on authority Of
his %superiors in Washington.
Entrance Limited
Practical effect OF the new or
ders. which had not been received
by Deputy Collector W.. S. Neale
at noon today, will be to allow en-
trance into Mexico lei the inter-
national bridges for "a hours a day,
but entrance into the United States
from Mexico will be limited to the
hours Of 7 a. m. TO 9 p. m. as set
out in the orders Of Acting Secre-
tary Of the Treasury Lowman in
his recent order.
i all LOIlA4OC14I llAdL TIC MAAO4C
matter will be adjusted within a
short time and that this order OF
Mr.. Lowman's will be overcome TO
allow traffic 10 and from Mexico
and the United States as before"
Mr.. Creager stated this morning.
Ord Ill Advised
Il consider the order issued by
Mr.. Lowman which closed the
bridges III advised and without
authority in law. It is not within
the province OF the treasury de-
partment to interfere with traffic
between the United States and a
friendly people. but rather should
be the duty Of the department 70
foster By all means within It's
power the friendly relationship Of
the two peoples.
The treasury department Is not
the custodian Of the morals Of the
people OF the United States the
republican national committeeman
concluded.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-26
Demonstration On
Life Saving Set

Ned Campbell. member on the
Red Cross life saving service. will
give demonstrations AZ the Browns
vile Country club Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday, II has been an
nounced BY Robert Ernst, chairman
Of the local Red Cross chapter.
He will give examinations 70
those wishing TO qualify as life saw
ing examiners.
Campbell IN r Texan. coming
from TT. Worth. He has been high
point swimming mar IN the Rocky
Mountain conference for the past
two years while taking post gradu-
ate work az the University or
Colorado.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-26
MARKETS
AT GLANCE
NEW YORK

NEW YORK
Stocks. Firm, rails Stiffen.
Bonds: Irregular; A~rgentines az
new 1891 lows.
Curb: Steady; Electric Bond Al
Share rallies moderately.
Foreign exchanges. Firm. Steri-
ing and French franc improve.
Cotton: Higher; unfavo r a
weekly weather report.
Sugar: Easy; commission houss
selling.
Coffee: Lover: trade selling.
CHICAGO
Wheat: Firm: fears frost Cam
ada. better export demand.
Corn Firm; strong cash mar
kets. lack rain southwest.
Cattle Easy: firm 20 higher.
Hogs: Steady 10 higher.