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ADAM a WEScHLER & SON. Auctioneers
SWELLING. NO $50 soMEksET PEAcE
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue q 2 deed Of trust recorded in
land records of the District of Columbia,
and at the request OF party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will offer for sale
By public agetien in front front Of premises - on
Der. 1881, AT, Four ocLock. PM. the
following described property in the District
Of Columbia. to wit: Lot 20 in the sub
division of lots made by Harry Wardman
and Thomas p. Bones in square 3l98. per
plat recorded in the once of the surveyor
for the District of Columbia in Liber rs, at
Terms Of sale: Property will be sold sub
iect to prior deed Of trust for $4,000, at
81, particulars at sale; balance $500 cash.
the rem inder payable s55 per month. which
terest on first and second trusts. secured by
Q second deed of trust upon property sold,
or all cash over trust. at option of purchaser
deposit OF $500 required of purchaser at
sale. Examination Of title, conveyancine.
recording and notarial fees at cost of pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with within
thirty days from day of sale, otherwise trus-
tses reserve the risht to resell property. at
risk and cost OF defaultine purchaser, after
Ave days advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Westminster.
D. c.; or deDosi: may be forfeited. or with;
out forfeiting deposit trustees may avail
against defaultine purchaser.
JAMES D. HOBBS
HOWARD A BURNS.
oee-eea&ds. exSu trustees.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM W. BRIDE and THOMAS ?.
CAMERON, Attorneys.

r The e. hoSnE 81 THE c DHs
4 sna IN he IS e Fl p1 sy in
Commissioners Of the pistri:t S Of colambia.
Section $50 incusve Of e . St cods Of 9U Law
for the District Of Columbia have hled pc
dsmnation Of The land NECESSARY for tn. ex-
4 oRa the b se P1ess asy
Sheyn on plat OF MAJ hied with the said
that t5ss'f this court empansl Jury in Accord
ance with the Law provided for in such cases
to be taken may sustain by. reason Of the
extension a1d widening OF the public publ sl Ley
land necessary for u the ' purposes thereof and
to assess benefits resulting therefrom the
the expenses Of these proeeedinss, UPON each
Let or part Of lot or parcel CT snd Whi 5d
w wiz D in the proportion That the said
Jury may find said lots, parts Of lots or
Tor. IN and by the aforesaid code Of law.
| 1t is, by the court this LIST day of october,
1ds n s tn a be- na
are hereby. warned and commandtd TO sp-
efaS W sss eIsSi ten
continue in attendance until the court shall
e HsHs IMAGE tn. ' aRa aH and
assessment Of dement's Of the jury to be eT-
order be published twice week Tor Two
| successive weeks in The washington Evening
star. the WASHINGTON Pest aaa the y, WASH 81.
| District commencing at least ten Gays
before the said Ist day of Noyemoeri; 1881
| A true copy. tseal) Test FRANZ, F.
| CUNNINGHAM, Clerk. BY HARRY NJ II hg ~
| Asst. Clerk. oeo.o. =. 70
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia.-,In re R, A. DeWberry
ct al vs.: v. NJ; jenkins ct al; trnSteeSs s.n
made in this cause. directing notice by mail
/ TO and publication against all persons na me-
| in the cause as entitled to share IN lung
deposited in the reEistry Of the court nd n aho
in the event; after notice by mail sno pup snd
make application for such portions OF sucn
| ing a fnding TO be made as to whether or
not such fund or any portion bs fher nsIt Of
| the common fund, and If so held, directins
| recommendations as to the proper dlsposi-
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.
SPECIAL RATES ON FURNITURE VAN
Ieayinq New York Oct. or Q. Phone Met.
TOSS o. e. PHILLIPS, 426 3rd NV.
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SALE-SURURBAN.

low Surrounded with pretty trees; l-acre lot
fronting on paved highway; bus and car
station; IS, 500; terms. G. T. McNAB, Falls
8 ACRES. S-ROoM BUNGALOW. CHICKEN
run, ever -howing stream, all kinds Of fruit;
partly in woods: 40 minutes of d. c.; 50 600;
easy terms. @. T. McNAB, Falls Church 40s.
aU1URHAN HOMES. SALE AND RENT
EOBEaT =. LOHR, 81 Cedar st.. Takonia
RaIk, b. G. oeorsia 6ssi
MIvERDALE-MopRRN BUNGALOW. 4 r.
s sss az ssnseIy 'j pss.. S' esas sg;
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RENT-FARMS

50 ACRES, MARYLAND eUBURBs: s-RooM
BUNGALOW, furnace, chicken houses. fruit;
low rent: free fuel. Agent. 1886 n. Y. ave.
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gALE-LOTS.

sALE-LOTS.
10Th ST BLDG: LOT. SO PIT; FRONT ON
creek PARK near golf course: IL s95 So IT.;
trust $1,000; priced low for cash. clev. 4733.
LIE BLOND AVE. CHEVEELY-LARGR.
high. naturally wooded. restricted. with i'm
pToVements: $500. Mr.: O'NEAL. Col. 1912.
before $40 m 81
OAK ST NEAR 14th. ............... S2,500 90
Michigan ave. near 10th. ........... 1000 90
Tennyson st. near Western ave-. 1000 0o
33rd st. near Western aye.......... S,75O0O
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO.,
1871 K st. NV.
HERE ARE, WITHOUT QUESTION, SEW
eral of the very best located building sites
in nearby Virginia. High wooded, with all
improvements, including curbed streets. mss
nificent views, on upper road to ALEXANDRIA,
an exclusive peighborhood. sites contain
10000 to $4,000 square feet and can be pur ,
or about oDe-third to one-half that OF simi::
lar properties II you are looking for . real
BUILDING site here 1t is See Mr.. Cullen.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
i40T New York Ave. National 1856
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Rurleith Home.

$500 CASH AND EASY MONTHLY
PAYMENTS will buy this charming
English cottage-typs house near
Western Hish School In new con-
in original houses. All new awnings.
Garage. On lovely paved street.
Might consider trade for very low
t ractive' CALL MR.. YOUNG for IN
spection and information at Ma
TTONAL $500.
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RENT-OFFICE SPACE.

600 F ST. NV.
Near court. room with heat, cleo, water;
0i'l' francis Pr SHsH A. senLuNpoN CO. INC,
sos II st. NV. National OLA.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs.

WILL PAY ALL Cash FOR SMALL
houses regardless of condition. WILLIAM
J. Callahan, 1927 Eye st. Nat. S97f. s.
HAVE CASH MUST BUY BEFORE GOLD
weather. Consider any size or condition.
Prefer Capitol Hill; Write every detail. AID
PAY QUICK ALL Cash. WHITE OR COL
ored, any condition. Prefer clear or small
Indebtedness. Reasonable: Answer quick,
Cash FOR BARGAINS, WHITE OR COL
gree, any condition: Please write MR. Rel
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and ali Claiming under said persons: to ap-
near on or before Saturday. November z.
cation such goTto2|;s q SAID .a fSnd i,m e
" Nearing under the reference will be held
in Circuit Court Room No, l. Court House;
washington. D. c.. and said persons and al
Guiding ali contract holders of the Cooper
alive Home Building Trustees AGENCY ana
est in said fund may appear and be heard.
ALEXANDER P. HERON,
ocsi32O Special Master.
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EX-SERVICE MAN IN need of money wants
to borrow OH Government certificate for few
months. Willing to pay Food interest. Need
money at once Address Box 279-J, Star
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Monty 10 LOAN ON ID. c. REAL ESTATE
in any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
l.. HEI6KELI. Ills Eye ST. NV.
FIRST. SECOND AND THIRD TRUST
loans on D. c. and Maryland property. No
red tape. We also specialize in refinancinS
and chattel mortgages. Call National 7aOS
CONSOLIDATE YOUR LIST & End TRUSTS;
money also available for repairs to property.
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PONED until FRIDAY OCTOBER SECOND
1881, AT THE SAME HOUR and place.
EDGAR G. SNYDER,
United States Marshal,
In and For the District of Columbia.
se2O,ocl
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txTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
issi. At The SANE HOUR and place
Ufited states Marshal,
n aad FOR the District Of Columbia.
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Until 81 IHE TuE ASSH sEHPRTFEnsEe TMsNT9;
NINTH, 1881. AT THE SAME HOUR and
place EDGAR C. SNYDER.
United States Marshal.
In and For the District of Columbia.
se2627.2a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-15
CITY coming IS
URGED by WOOD
Protection of Property /,
No Experiment, Expert
Tells Citizens

Over go per cent of the urban
population of the United States Is
regulated by city zoning practices,
Mai. A. 4. Wood, Dallas city plan
authority. told a. open meeting Of
Brownsville citize--s at d city AL
Monday evening.
Protection Of property values
through -o1ing is not an expert
ment--it Is an accepted practice"
the Dallas expert stated a-d quot,d
facts and figures to substantiate mis-
assertion.
A total Of 98l cities in the United
States with an estimated population
OF 100000 has adopted city plan
ming. Maj. Wood asserted. These
cities have fold zoning the only
way OF assuring property owners
against -.,terioratinP values through
encroachment OF undesirable struc-
lures.
Maj. Wood has drawn up a COM
plete city plan for Brownsville and
has submitted : to the commission.
+ city leaders ar holding a series
Of public meetings to acquaint
citizens with provisions Of the plan.
About IS people were present at
the meeting Monda. nigh. They
asked hume I estionS co--cern-
ing the plan submitted by Mai.
Wood. The r-operty owners in
quired for information rather than
offered objections.
Maj. Wood was to return to Dali
las Tuesday evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-15
TEXAS PEOPLE
INSULTED BY
LONC,CLAIMED
~Impudence
And Inso e.
Charge Termed

AUSTIN, Sept. ID. P1-Texas
legislators rallied in a counter-at-
tack against Gov. Huey p. Long OF
Louisiana today for insisting that
Texas adopt his scheme for cot
ton prohibition i'm 1892. Rep. IT. III.
McGregur Of austin denounced him
on the floor OF the house OF rep
for truth" and as unfit to hold
any office of high public trust"
Sen. w. A. Williamson Of San
Antonio had Denounced the LouiSi-
ana executive in the senate last
night, referring to him as a poll
tical demagogue- and accepting
Longs challenge TO defeat any
Texas legislators who opposed the
mo cotton " plan for 1882.
Bitter Address
McGregor's attack upon Gov.
Long was the bitterest address
heard on the floor Of the Texas
house in many years. caustically
condemning the Louisiana governor
for his radio invasion" Of Texas in
his zeal for passage Of the cotton
prohibition bill.
1T II the first time In history
that ignorance, impudence and in
science combined have crossed the
state line and the people OF Texas
been insulted by political ambition
and demagoguery," McGregor de-
clared.
The legislator said Gov. Long was
drunk with .norance and power
when he charged the Texas legis-
lature was being swayed by paid
lobbyists and "blandished with wine,
women and money"
Have we reached the point In
Texas where the governor OF
Louisiana can indict the Texas
legislature as being subject to wine,
women and money and let the gov
ernor of Louisiana get away with
it?" McGreeor demanded.
The legislators roared a chorus
OF nos and cheered McGregor for
several minutes.
Bride Efforts Charged
In a stateme.4t ISSUED from New
Orleans today. Gov. Long charged
that money WIS being used In
| Austin in an elfoT to turn the
Texas Legislature from hts plan to
abandon the cotton crop next year"
This egotist is drunk with power
and political ambition" MEG egor
stated.
Harriet Beecher Stowe in her
infamous book prophesied the Poor
White Trash would come out on
top.
Gov. Long las charged the Tex
Continued on page 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-15
80 YEARS Time
GIVEN BY COURT
Local Men Draw Terms
For Lunch Room
Burglary

Thirty years p~enitentiary time. IS
Of which were suspended. we're given
defendants on pleas of guilty in the
criminal district court Monday after
noon and Tuesday morning.
Angel Perez and Geo. Beja-ano oi
Brownsville were the hardest hit OF
the lot, drawing three year terms
for burglarizing the Rutledge Lunch
room. They we're only tried In one
case although they had confessed 70
a series OF b~urglaries. III. OF Police
j. Il. Armstrong was the only wit
ness to take the stand.
Feliciano Rodriguez. Bryan Stubs
Ray Lewis, and King Jones each
drew two year terms after plead
ing guilty TO burglary indictments.
Lewis and Jones drew two year sus-
pended terms also. Benny Trousdale
and Pike Massey were given five
year suspended terms IN burglarizing
a store at Los Indios.
Trinidad Hernandez was given two
suspended on Dean act charges.
Pedro Galvan was fSlnd guilty Of
driving while intoxicated and was
fined SIS and costs. In addition ne
was ordered not to drive for a period
Of so days.
The case against Ramon Arenas,
involving statutory charges, was sent
to the Juvenile court
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-15
TICK FEVER IS
UNDER CONTROL

Tick fever-the scou-ge or the
herd rs far back a. mans history
goes in the Valleys almost under
control. The state and county began
systematic eradication work in CAM
eron county a year ago when over
LOO herds were labelled infested.
Now only So herds come under this
classification.
The eradication workers. headed
by State Inspector Berry Holc0mb.
hope TO stamp out the tick entirely
some time this winter.
The chief importance Of this work
IS that new blood car be added 10
Cameron county herds-something
which was not possible when the
tick fever was rampant. Native Val
ley stock developed immunity. but
any animal brought in from tick
free territory quickly died.
Unable to bring in good stock. VAL
lev herds have suffered from in
breeding.
Many Cameron county dairymen
and cattle raisers are now b-inging
In new blood and building up Their
herds.
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the wreck TO retrieve the bullion
and other cargo. The coast guard
announced IL would take no action
since no human life was involved.
The Peacock was due 10 arrive at
the side Of the Colombia late to-
day. Force OF the heavy seas was
slowly breaking up the wreckage.
Panama mail company officials
expressed little concern over the
safety OF the bullion, which was
consigned from Central insrican
ports to California banks. They
said the bullion was in the strong
room. below the water line. and
that acetylene torches would be
necessary to reach It.
Passengers. officers and crew Of
the wrecked liner. taken aboard by
the United Fruit company's liner
La Perla, are due to arrive at Los
Angeles tomorrow morning. They
number 234.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-15
CONTRACTOR
In CITY TO
BEGIN WORK
Demolition Of Old
Structure Begins
This Week (

Wrecking az the old BROWNSVILLE
federal building will begin within th1
next few days. possibly by the end
Of the week. according to A. J..
Rife Of the A. j. Rife Constructions
Co. who arrived I'm the city Tues
day morning 20 perfect preliminary
arrangements.
Accompanying Rife was III. W.T.. Ray.
superintendent OF construction of the
Dallas firm. who will be In active
charge OF the construction OF the
new federal building.
Local labor will be used I'm wreck
lng the old building and on the new
building AS much as possible. both
men stated Tuesday morning.
"Of courSe we will have TO bring
with Us "a foremen and some skilled
labor. but We viii give local Labor
every possible chance TO work on the
Brownsville job" they stated.
Demolition Of the old st-uctura
Is expected 10 take from q month %
seven weeks.
Preliminary plans were being cou,-
pleted Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-15
Scout Chief Named

Edward q. Wathan has been nam
ed 10 succeed Wilbert Sanderson rs
scoutmaste- of Troop 81. il has been
announced. Sanderson resigned re-
Gently.
Watsan was a scout In Kansas
City Tor five years and since has
been active In boy organizations
aviation and De Molay. He Is an i'm
migration inspector. Troop 81 IS
sponsored by the Methodist churcn
Scout activities have gained i'm
petus with the opening Of school
officials state.
Troops in the Brownsville dis
trict are sponsored by the Rotary
club. American legion. Methodist
church, Baptist church. Catholic
church. Christian church. Knights
Of Columbus. Olmito citizens COM
mittee and the Port Isabel Baptist
church.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-15
STORM STRIKES
MEXICAN TOWN

MEXICO CITY. Sept. Is. Pl-
Heavy damage and some loss of life
were reported today as the result OF
q hurricane which swept the south
: half Of the Lower California
peninsula Saturday and Sunday.
A brief message from Santa Rosa
La said the major part OF the town
was wrecked when a wind OF near
cycionic velocity battered in its
wooden houses and that a numbe.
of lives we're lost in a tidal wave that
swept over the ruins In the gales
wake.
The population OF Santa Ros9ga
does not exceed 1000 but there is 4
considerable population at FL Boleo
mine in the hills bach of the town
Serious damage was reported az the
mine. but details were lacking.
The exact number Of victims at
Santa Rosalia and other points IN
the hurricanes path Is unknown
here for the dispatches said that In
view OF the confusion no check had
been attempted.
La Paz, which Is the capital OF .he
southern district and considerably
larger than Santa Rogalia. reported
serious property damage but no
casualties.
Guaymas. on the mainland oppo-
site Santa Rosalia, was visited by the
hurricane and part Of the water
front section vas flooded. A num-
Der Of houses were unroofed. trees
were uprooted and two persons were
injured.
The Tacubaya observatory here
reported that a cyclonic disturbance
sweeping in from the Caribbean was
venting its force on the east coast
OF the lYucatan peninsula. but no
serious consequence was known TO
have occurred
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-15
Dog and Cat Will Decide
Claims on Wrecked Liner

SAN PEDRO. Calf. sept. -
R1-Upon the lives Of a ca and
dog-the only living creatures
aboard the wrecked Panama mail
liner Colombia which went on the
reefs OF Santa Marguerite island
In a storm last Saturday night
depends the legality OF claims to
gold bullion worth $3.50 900 report
ed held in the strong room of the
liner.
Under Mexican law a ship is
not formally abandoned until every
living thing has been taken off II.
Captain Theodore X. Oaks. skipper
OF the Colombia. was rep<rted to
have left the cat and dog aboard
to establish his company's claim
to the wreckage. which lies off the
coast Of Lower California.
Meanwhile. the salvage tug Pea
ock vas speeding to the scene Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-15
SPANS REMAIN
CLOSED DURING
MEXICAN FETE
Joint Celebration Oh
National Holiday
Is Severed

An 80-year-old custom Of the
people of Brownsville to join those
Of Matamoros on the night OF Sept.
Is in celebration of Mexico's big
holiday will be interrupted tomor-
row. Ii became known here today
following receipt Of a letter from
Asst. Secy. Of the Treasury Sey-
mour Lowman. refusing TO permit
bridges over the Rio Grande here
to remain open tomorrow night.
The letter was received today by
the Brownsville Chamber Of Com
merce. 1t came IN response to a
telegram sent by the Brownsville
organization following a visit here
Of Mayor Roberto Garcia and
other Matamoros officials.
Plea Denied
Il have 70 . letter with en-
closure from the chamber OF COM
merce of Matamoros. Mexico, in
which request is made that the in
ternational bridges be opened on
the 18th and 10th of September"
Secy. Lowman says in his letter.
I'VE have Received petitions from
other communities along the inter-
national boundary. all Of which re-
quests W have refused to grant. l
think II Is a fine thing for the peo-
pie of Brownsville to mingle with
those Of Matamoros. However.
they should be able to accomplish
this between the hours OF seven a.
m. and nine p. m. II anybody wants
TO stay in Mexico longer than that,
they should arrange to stay in
Mexico all night"
Program Arranged
IL has been the c1stom OF
Brownsville md Matamoros civil
and military authorities to meet at
the center OF the international
bridge here a. 4 p. m. every Sept.
is, and TO proceed to the Mata-
moros square. where a joint pro-
gram is carried out, lasting usual
~ until midnight.
Tomorrow the Brownsville and
Matamoros officials will meet the
Mexican officials at 4 D. m. as
usual, but they will return and
leave Matamoros to comrlete its
program after $3.50.
Similar requests OF Laredo and
other border citic for all night
opening have been turned down BY
Secy. Lowmar.
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Interest and Sinking Funds
Grand Total Sinking Fund.

0aaA a. q . ~
County Judge o. c. Dancy COM
mented on the levy as follows:
Now we are not kidding our
selves nor trying TO kid the people.
We have cut the administrative
tax 2 IL cents over last year. This
is a main northumberland
ness cut, because we really need
the 2 1-2 cents 10 insure placing
OF Jail cells in the county jail. Last
year. without issuing time war
rants. we constructed the annex to
the county jail. costing between
$4,000 and $4,000. We need cells
on three floors. and cells on one
floor are almost a necessity.
Explains Levy
Nov, as 10 the interest and
sinking fund levy. This IL % cents
One half OF one cent Is for old
tick warrants. In 1929 we is
sued $4,000 OF tick warrants. ST.
600 have been paid off. The bal
ance Of the tax amounting to 80
IL cents is I'll for roads.
For the last ten years we have
levied the full maximum Of Is
cents on road and bridge bonds.
This year We have cut 1t to three
cents. In normal times by all
Continued on page 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-15

"A talk on Lionism hy Eddie Mar
burger OF Mission. Valley district
leader. featured the regular Tues
day 400 session OF the Lions
club. Marburger spoke on the Oh
jectives OF the civic organization.
The club voted 10 accept the In
vitation OF Ernest Stephens. wres-
Ting promoter. 20 a Lions niEht.-
the date 10 be named later. Sim
liar nights are 70 be staged as
Harlingen and McAllen for up
Valley Lions.
MIS-. j. M. Becker and Miss Pax
ton gave several piano and vocal
selections.
The meeting was held a. the
Cameron hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-15
Mayor Shot In
Robbery ATTEMPT

ENNIS. Sept. s. up - Moody
Ramsey. SIS. mayor of Bardwell. was
seriously wounded last night when
he grappled with a man who at
tempted to rob him at his home.
Ramsey was sitting on his porch
when two men drove up in an auto
mobile. One of the men entered his
yard and ordered him to throw up
his hands. Instead. Ramsey seized
the man.
Two shots we're fired. one striking
Ramsey In the shoulder and the
other penetrating his lung.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-15

TExARKANA. Ark. Sept. l5-tPD
The Miller county grand jury
yesterday indicted Sam Day. Is.
for first degree murder in the
Staying Of Sheriff walter Harris OF
Miller county.
Sheriff Harris was slain July %
while leading a party Of officers
towards a liquor still near Boyd.
eight miles east OF Texarkana.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-15
Donna PIT. "A. Meets
Especial 10 The Herald.J

Especial 10 The Herald.J
DONNA. Sept. l5.-The first
meeting OF the high school section
of the Donna Parent-Teacher as
ISOLATION met Monday afternoon at
the high school building. with Mrs.
O. =. Davis. president, In charge.
Programs for the association
this year will follow the bi-centen-
NAL celebration or George WASH
ington's birthday, and the program
Monday was Washington, Father
Of the Constitution"
Taking part on the program
we're: Mrs. Arthur Claggett, Mrs.
Walter G. weaver, Mrs. Mabel
Crutcher, and Mrs. IT.. "A. Baldwin
Meetings r. held on the first
Monday afternoon of each mo1th.