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, 1935-02-28
Death SHADOW
aOVERS OVER
81 CONVICTS

OKLAHOMA CITY FEB. 2S-R
The shadow Of the electric chair
ell Thursday across the path Of
n Granite reformatory convictS
kho killed q guard In desperate
lash from freedom Feb. IL.
If ] get the right cooperation.
nmebodyS going to burn for that"
seclared Fred Hunt, who replaced
Mrs. George A. Waters. former var
len, after q conference with Gov
amor MARYLAND.
Meanwhile the hunt for Ia con.
nets still at liberty was enlarged to
include two q three kinsmen" OF
NE ringleaders whom Hunt accused
y smuggling pistols into the prison.
Cine OF the dozen desperate youths
Wednesday was identified as a
bandit who participated In the $500
robbery OF the First State bank Of
Selling. Okla he was Dale Stan
>hin. the same youth who entered
small Oklahoma town Sunday
night and attempted TO kill the
marshall there after shouting to
attract his attention.
II know who fired the shots that
Killed Uncle Pate Jones, and ]
know where the pistols came from
hat armed the men for the break"
Hunt asserted. The warden declined
10 name the ones he believes TO be
he actual slayers. but he said they
are In the group stil at large.
On the warden's recommendation.
Marland paroled Henry Hillen-
berger, Tulsa, who was called one
Df the heroes Of the break
Hunt announced also he had 100
Der cent" backing from the COVER
nor In his plans TO seek the death
penalty for the convicts who par
ticipated In the mad dash for Tree
dom.
we can get them on two capital
cffense charges" Hunt asserted.
NThe first Is murder. for killing Mr..
Jones, and the second Is robbery
With firearms
Under or law, they are all
equally guilty whether they had any
hand in the killing and rob-
berry. or not"
, 1935-02-28
Clean Out
Kidney P0isons

Nssh Out Ysur Is Miles si Kidney Tubes
n kidneys don't pass ; pints q day
and get rid OF more than 3 pounds OF
waste matter. the Is miles OF kidney
tubes and filters may become clogged
with poisonous waste and the danger
Of acid poisoning Is greatly increased.
Bladder passages are difficult. which
often smart and burn like scalding
water and cause discomfort.
This acid condition. brought about
nv poor kidney functions Is q danger
signal and may be the beginning OF
naxging backache, leg pains. loss OF
pep and energy. getting up nights.
swollen feet and ankles, rheumatic
pains and dizziness
Most people watch their bowels
which contain only % feet OF intes-
Zines but neglect the kidneys which
contain rs miles Of tiny tubes and
GIfars. II these tubes or flters be-
come clogged with poisons. IL may
Rnock you out and lay you up for
many months. Don't run any risk.
Make sure your kidneys empty .
eints q day.
Ask your druggist TOR DoANs
PILLS. an old prescription. which
"a been used successfully oy mil.
Hons OF kidney sufferers o over 40
.yearsL @ 1894. Foster Miipurn Co
, 1935-02-28

Acpeclal 70 n Hernldl
Los FRESNOS, Feb. 28.-Chester
S~teassen, %, died az $40 D. m.
Wednesday at the Valley Baptist
hospital following an Operation
performed Friday. The body will
lie between the hours Of u ana 0
p. m. Thursday at the Stotler-
Burdette funeral hone in Harlin-
gen, before being removed by train
Thursday night to R~ankakee, III.
for burial.
The deceased Is survived by his
parents MI. and Mrs. d. A. Steas-
sen, o. this city. and one sister.
Ill
Steassen has made his home with
MS parents on their farm north 81
Los Fresnos for the past three
years. the family having come mere
from the Illinois city.
, 1935-02-28
Folk Customs
OF Mexico Are
Told In Music

The real folk customs and music
OF the interior Of Mexico and Gen.
trail America are rarely heard on
the customary programs Of Span
ish music. says Luisa ESpinel, fam
ed interpreter Of hispanic folk
music. who will appear in Browns
vile on March 8, and who has Just
returned from q long tour Of these
countries.
The folk songs and dances Of
Oaxaca and Michoacan, two OF the
most picturesque states In Mexico
are fascinating In their color and
rhythm. The Sandunga, q folk
dance OF Tehuantepec is one OF the
most popular. It's languorous, trop-
ical rhythm and the exotic costume
OF the Tehuana with its brilliant
silk embroideries and strange lace
headdreSs, gives the dancer the ap-
pearance OF a strange tropical bird.
Senorita Espinei Is including La
Sandunga as well as other rarely
seen folk dances Of Mexico, In her
program on March 8. 8 D. m. at the
Junior college auditorium.
, 1935-02-28
Consul General Is
Visitor to Valley

Professor j. M. Longoria Of the
Brownsville school system served as
'h member OF an entertainment
COMMITTEE In Starr county this week
mt q reception for Consul General
|M.1 Gonzalez Of San Antonio
The consul general Is probably
closer tC the Spanish speaking peo-
|ple OF Texas than any other man
IN the state, IL is said. He organ
tzed and served as president Of
Latin United American league. an
organization extending over several
states.
Longoria end Amado Vera OF
starr county we're named as q spe-
Icial committee TO arrange for the
consul generals entertainment on
this Starr county visit.
, 1935-02-28

vindictive" Secretary Ickes' demand
for Moses resignation from one OT
the other Of his jobs under threat
OF withholding further PWA funds
to complete the gigantic $1,000
900 Thorough Bridge, which IL to
ink Manhattan. Queen and the
Bronx.
Last fall Moses ran for governor
on the republican ticket and con-
Quoted q sharp campaign against
Governor Herbert Lehman, demo
Graf. Later, IckeS announced no fur
Their bridge funds would be forth
coming until Moses quit one Of ais
jobs as q qualification for admins
tertng PWA money.
u cannot believe" said Smith,
that the president would be a par
ty TO the Ickes order which Is mar
row, political and vtndictive; which
breaks . binding contract, and ha'
10 basis In sound public policy, and
7 do not believe that any national
administration can afford TO with
hold needed relief funds from New
York City to enforce such an order.
The whole subject looks ridicul-
ous when you reflect that Bob Moses
has been responsible for most Of
the worthwhile relief projects "
New York City In the last year. '''
"If the mayor QAGuardia) as
serts the city's rights against Ickes
In the way the overwhelming ms
jority OF the citizens want him 90
ts.a~a wH1f - ~nfHtAO 81 kAte fhrao% q
Considerable interest attached q
his words IN view Of his renewed
prominence IN Tanmany Hall. whose
relations with washington have i'm
proved under new leadenship.
Meanwhile. with neither secretary
Ickes nor Moses showing any signs
Of yielding. the bridge authority was
at the bottom Of is cash box. with
out additional funds from wash
ington by the middle OF March. Il
was expected 10 be unable to meet
current demands,
, 1935-02-28
1882 Acres Signed
For Deep Oil Test
fspec,nl 20 The Herald'

MERCEDES, Feb. IA meeting
Of the Hidalgo and Cameron coun-
ties and Arroyo association at the
head Of the president, Ray Fon-
cannon, Tuesday night. the signing
OF 500 acres OF land In the Blue
Town section was promised by land
owners Of that community. Fifteen
hundred and eighty-two acres have
been signed to date. according TO
a. Mahan. secretary.
Mahan stated that the people on
The north side Of the highway. be-
tween Mercedes and La Feria. have
been invited to come In. The map
has been finished In Cameron
county, but other blocks In Hidalgo
county, north OF the highway. viii
be taken IN. Mr.. Dennis, financier
OF Peoria, Ill. attended the meeting
Tuesday night and stated that rs
soon as $500 acres are signed he
win start drilling. The association
viii take In as much as 5000 acres,
Form SO. as backed by the state,
! was explained mt the meeting, and
viii be followed out by the aSsocia-
tion. These forms are to be had at
the Aston Drug store here. Mahsn
1 said.
, 1935-02-28
Transfer of Hidalgo
Bonds Is Expected
Especial TO The Herald

WESLACO, Feb. 28-Immediate
transfer OF $1,000 DOC by the Recon-
struction Finance Corporation to
Hidalgo County Water Control &
Improvement District No. S, the
Progreso district. Is expected here.
Ben T.. Canaan, secretary OF the
district. has gone to Houston for
a conference with RFC Officials.
the money having been deposited
there. The money will be exchang-
ed for s506.000 In outstanding
bonds. In addition to $4,000 In
bonds not yet issued. Savings
totaling $685. 900 in principal and
interest will be effected, according
TO district officials.
, 1935-02-28
Sleep Walker At
Donna Is Injured

fSpeciRi 70 The Herald
DONNA, Feb. 28.-Lewts Walton
OF Donna Is again the victim Of In
juries sustained while walking IN
his sleep Arising from his bed
during the night, he walked
through q window at his home.
knocking out the glass. sash and
screen. He awoke TO find himself
so feet from his home. suffering
from q severe ~laceration Of the
left Leg and numerous small cuts
about the body.
, 1935-02-28
Deputy Collector
Of Taxes Named

EDINBURG, FEB. 28-E q
Hearne has BEEN named DEPUTY El-
oalgo county tax Collector IN cRarga
Of automobile registration bureau =
succeed Jack York. recently ~anr,oint-
co postmaster a. Pharr. Hearns hax
oeen q resident Of the county for
maly years and has held ether pub
, 1935-02-28
Map of Port
Displayed By c. c.

A large detail map Of the Browns
vile port turning basin, showing
all the highway and railway con
Inections and location OF various
facilities, Is Oh displays at the
Brownsville Chomber OF Commerce,
The map waS made for the cham
Der by County Tax ASseSSor-Col-
hector Ralph Agar. from b~lueprints
furnished by Robert j. Cummins,
consulting engineer on the port. IT
shows the boundary lines Of the
districts property. details OF the
burning basin and part OF the
channel, and other information
about the project
Any interested Is inv cd 70 see
the map.
, 1935-02-28

tracts with MIR lines expire nn ur
about March I and existing hngthlh-
ton dealing with primary and Sec
ondAxy routes should bn revised DO
fore that time.
IN an interview OAEhhrnHy Co.
scribed present Legislative m0vaa s1
n stop gap" until ~ general CO.
ordination OF transportation, also en-
pected 70 Be suggested by the pFesi-
ient, "a worked out
He said the general IDEA o. sncn
legislation was Recommended ~ me
post office department
, 1935-02-28
Matamoros Stars
To PLAY GOODYEAR

The strong Brownsville Goodyear
quint, one OF the strongest amateur
aggregations In South Texas, will
take on ar All-Star five from the
Matamoros Basketball league at q
y. N. Friday at the San Benito high
school gym court, 1t has been an
nounced.
The Goodyears are COMPRISED of
players from all parts Of she Valley.
including George Sellers and Dog
Ramsey Of McAllen- This quint
likely viii represent the Valley III
the state amateur tournament.
The Matamoros fans are backing
their team enthusiastically and Will
turn out In large numbers for the
San Benito game.
, 1935-02-28
Al Smith Filings
Criticism 7oudnd
Ickes Authority

NEW YORK. Feb. q. R-The
recent silence OF former Governor
Alfred z Smith toward the Roose'
welt administration was broken
Thursday by a d~enunclatory state
ment leveled at Secretary Ickes for
implied political" use Of PWA au-
thority here
Smith spoke IN behalf Of MS
long-tim friend and political pro-
tege, Robert Moses, who now Is city
park commissioner and chairman OF
the Thorough Bridge authority.
He termed narrow, political and
, 1935-02-28

ofishnessand
irritability.H He
CAM understand
what you have
20 be blue about.
He wishes that
you'd snap out
of ifI He'd do
, 1935-02-28
Hit Run Truck
Driver Is Hunted
lepectal to The Hernldl

McALLEN. Feb. %. - Hidaleo
county officers thus far have found
no clue TO the identity OF the truck
driver who Saturday struck John
Donald. 55-year-old visitor from
indianapolis. Ind, near Pharr and
leit him lying beside the highway.
Mcdonald remains In a serious cgi-
clifton In McAllen Municipal hos
pital, suffering from two broken
ribs. cuts and bruises about TIE
head and possible internal injuries.
he is one OF several hit-and-run
victims reported since the first OF
the year.
, 1935-02-28

AD-BarbansDs-r'a nything he
could 60 help you II he knew
how good Lydia z Pinkham's
go straight TO the nearest drug
store and buy you q bottles
my husband says ! am my old
self again." says Mira. Bsrbars
Spears, 7o9 Elma Street, Akron,
Ohio. II wal tired and all In with
no appetite. Had no pep and was
In poor spirits. Your Vegetable
Compound eliminated thaa swfui
tired feeling"
Don't Try your husbands psriencs
TOO far. Get q boule from your
druggist NOW. 10 probably win
help you, because nearly q miilioo
American women know from per.
SOCIAL experiences thss 10 helps thems
, 1935-02-28

HARLrNGEN, Feb 7a - Ina
February meeting OF the Rin Gran
de Valley Osteopathic association
wns held Saturday. February 1Al
In the office on DR. Charles H-
Chandler.
Plans were made for the enter
taInment or Dr. Everett wv. Wilson
or San Antonio. president OK thn
Texas Ostecpathic association ami
Dr.. J. n. Alexander Of Houstozi,
who are 70 meet with the VALLEY
Organization In March.
, 1935-02-28
STUDENTS

McALLEN, Feb. 2s.-James Horn
Of McAllen and Jimmie Mayer OF
San Benito are Valley students at
Schreiner Institute. Kerrville, who
have been nominated for member
ship In the Alpha Epsilon chapter
OF Phi Theta Kappa, national jun
Tor college honorary scholarship
fraternity.
, 1935-02-28

Filed: Felony complaint against
unnamed defendant alleging per-
Jury.
Births Recorded: Crisanto. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Emilio SalaEar, ut
Mesquite Ranch, Feb. "a. Juan
jose. son OF Nj. and Mrs. Rafael
Cestilio. az Flor de Mayo Ranch.
Feb. Is.
, 1935-02-28

Filed: Contest TO probate OF
Geo. r. Morrissey's will. Contest
filed by mother and two sisters OF
deceased. The viii being contested
names Mrs. Lillian G. Morrissey.
decedent's widow, as beneficiary.
, 1935-02-28

Hilton Davis and Viola Canady.
Clyde d. Smith and Jewell Eliz-
abeth Latimor.
Patricia Torres and Ausencia
Asua.
, 1935-02-28
DOES YOUR
n u 8 B A n u
CALL YOU
G R 0 u C H Y?

He's truthful II not tacthuL. Man
Like, he Is bewildered by your
, 1935-02-28
lOsRD DISTRICT COURT

Filed: Esperanto Cara de Car
cia VS.. Esteban Garcia, suit for d.
vorce.
, 1935-02-28

THE nrst Dodgs car " built had
IL N all-stsel body. ~ wasn't ehancs
-. u wasn't climbing on q band
wagon that led Dodge 60 the safety
cf the sii-steeI body. II was Prosrss-
awe engineering, the urge topioneers
20 lead and not follow I'm vital. i'm
PortAnt automcbiis Improvements
These Dodge bodies hav been tested
and proved BY ownsrsfor over 7oysars,
everywhere, IN constant daily use.
Dodge not only pioneered the aIi-stssl
body but has constantly perfected IL
over the years.
So. too. with hydraulic bnksG First
introduced By Dodge many years ago.
Dodge has constantly developed them
To-day. Dodge gives you hydraulic
brakes that are long past the expert
mental stage. For IN Dodge you got
perfected, dual-eylindsr hydraulic
bnkes-safer. more dependable, o
economical than other types.
, 1935-02-28
Cameron Records
CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT
Iudwm GAn n WemfNrvnlt

Grand jury still IN session. Trials
expected 70 get under way next
week.
, 1935-02-28
they're SAFE : IN
AN ALL steel BODY


Now Dodge pionssru again rhs AIR
glide Ride. ln which you speed
smoothly along with new comfcrs
Bkimmlng over bumps withuut m
Hsmor or lar. taking tha curves safely
without Bidsswny. Another nsw COM
trIburcn 10 motoring ease iu~@ynehro-
matic Control, which mmkam driving
unbelisvably sasy and rrcrisua-
YouT rseogniEs this Dodge as q
prize beauty the minute you o D.
But you mus drive u 90 Gee how fzF
ahead Of others h 10 IN power ard
speed, comfort and economy. safety
and performance
cHRYsLER MoToRn
DODGE DIVISION
THE advertisemsnt endorsed ~ she pspmrp
meat Of Englneering-chryulrr Motors
FEW-YALUE DODGE I6as 90 gyGa
IAN prIcss q q a. hrtory. Dwfrmm. 9mhhmaa
60 change wffh0uf noncm- &wmmhaf mwman~
rr@nf extra Tfmm ~paymnmmfm fw mt ymmF
Budget Aak fDr enc cAHctnFG hKymAur Mu9mFm
Commercial CruuM PA~n4
Evening star., 1935-11-10
RED DCR0SS LISTS
i. S. AGENCY GIFTS
Federal Departments Are
Praised for Roll Call
Contributions.

The District Of Columbia Chapter
Of the American Red Cross made pub
lie Yesterday list of Government de-
partments and the amounts OF their
contribution to the Red Cross Through
the annual roll call.
THE various departments have re-
sponded in a most gratifying way"
declared Mrs. John A. Johnston, d.
rector of the roll call, land many OF
the public utilities, business organiza-
tions and professional groups are IN
the process of enrolling their en-
ployes.'
Temporary headquarters Of the Dis
trict chapter are at 1418 H street.
where those who have not already
done so may join.
Department List.
The Government department list Is
as follows: Department Of Agricul-
ture, sl,67o86; American Battle Mon
uments Commission, S.; District of
Columbia Board of Commissioners,
$3.50: Boiling Field, S3089; Depart
ment of Commerce, sl943.20; Com
modify Credit Corp $3.50: Emer-
gercy Conservation Work, S32; Ex-
port-Import Bank. S20 Federal AL
coholic Administration, $39; Federal
Communications Commission, SIP;
Federal Co-ordinator of Transporta-
ton. $61; Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp, s6S; Federal Farm Credit Ad
ministration, S79960; Federal Home
Loan Bank Board, $1,24270; Federal
Housing Administration, S656.85; Fed
eral Power Commission, Sl57; Federal
Reserve System, $3.50; Federal Trade
Commission, 1884; Fire Department,
S647: General Accounting Office,
s24625 Government Printing Office,
S1.67542; Department of Interior, ST..
OF? 80; Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion. S314.50; Department of Justice.
s50860; Department o. Labor, s257.25;
Library of Congress. $337
Navy Yard Gives S2,471.
National Archives, $50; National
Advisory Committee for Aeronautics,
s2265; National Emergency Council,
S152l0; National Recovery Admins
tration. S9O625; Naval Air Station,
Sl0O: Naval Research Laboratory. S92:
Navy Department. S1,256; Navy Yard.
s2471 40; National Youth Administra-
ton, sl725; Pan-American Union,
S29 Panama Canal, 81; Police De-
a.tment 1892; City Post Office, S287.-
so; Department of Post ONCE, s703.?0:
Public Works Administration, S9l6.67;
Co-ordinator of Transportation, 81;
Reconstruction Finance Corp. Sl,l58.-
55: Resettlement Administration,
s68675: Rural Identification Admins
tration. S92; Soldiers Home, S379.57;
Department of State, S540.50; United
States Tariff Commission, Sill: Ten
nessee Valley Authority. So; Textile
Labor Relations Board, $780, Depart
ment of Treasury, s4,471.50: Veterans
Administration. S903; Department of
War, S1,461; White House, slo7;
Works Progress Administration, Sl79.-
50 Naval Hospital, Sl9l.75; st. Eliza
be,h's. Sl92: Walter Reed General
Hospital. $500.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
CARNEGIE FUND OFFERS
$4,000 SCHOLARSHIPS
Endowment for International
Peace to Award Five Fellow.
ships to Students.

Five $4,000 scholarships in inter-
national law will be awarded for the
coming year by the Carnegie Endow-
ment for International Peace. it was
announced yesterday.
The fellowships are open to teachers
of international law who desire to
pursue advanced studies in that sub
iect. and to qualified candidates en-
gagged in international law who wish
to complete definite project already
started.
Candidates must have an adequate
knowledge of the language in the
country where they propose to study.
All teacher fellows will be required
to register at a university or college
and devote their entire time to study.
Evening star., 1935-11-10

REPORT OF AN AFFILIATE OF Ma
tjonal bank published in accordance with
Section 5:ll sA.Sds Revised Statutes aSg Is WASH
ineton Annapolis Hotel Company. Washing.
ton; D G. WHICH ~. is aa afaiated lstsd.o with The
ehsrter Ft NS'0 No. 5o45 Federal Reserve district
Kind ii Of business:
Manner in which aboye-named orsa nizationn
is afiliated with national bank and
Control in connection with debt pre-
viously contracted.
seSt' stock ot sfhiisted bank
Loan. snafa e aiilIsted bank =, Nom. Nom:
Borrowings from aniliated
STOCK osHh of afiliate registered -'0''A
in name OF bank or known
TO be owned by bank
Other obligations to. or
known to be held BY. afili- Mon.
Other 'eH fnformation form necessary ''''
to-. to disclose fully relations nor.
l. zisa EIhsHky asas 6; aoskISsoSS SGss Gssssss,ssnt
90 soiemny %hSR swear na0s that the above statement
s i trqs to HLskY IL ssi q G. NJ
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
9TH day OF November; wM l9a5, & nopsrv
Notary Public, D. G..
My commission expires July "A. 1887.
REPORT OF AN AFFILIATE OF A Ma
tionai bank. published in accordance with
Section 5211. U. s. Revised Statutes;
Report as of November !. 1895. Of Ward.
man-Alabama Corporation. Washington.
D. c. which is afaliated with The riggs
National Bank. Washineton; D. e. charter
No. 5O46. Federal Reserve district No. D.
Kind Of business:
Apartment building. .
Manner in which above named organization
is afiliated with national BANK ana
At
Control in connection with DEBT pre-.
viously contracted.
Financial relations with bank:
Stock Of afaliated bank 49,,
roons omnee 70 afdlisted bank None None
BORROWINGS from afnliated 49,
STOCK oane Of siiiiat. Tesistered '''"'
in name of bank or
known to be owned BY
bank directly or indi- am
Other feS'iy yoblisations to. or ~
known to be held by. az
Other Information necessary
ia disclose fully rela-
/ HfLLEARY fIGIi F Vs 6. HosKINsoN President
of Wardma n Alabama Corporation. DO SOL
EMMY swear that the ABOVE sas ssatemens "a
s.. to tff fHfLEEaR9 iis O. ~ SRSnsssss ana
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
Sth day Of November; l935. nozsrv
Notary Public. d. c.
~ commission expires July II. 1sST'
Evening star., 1935-11-10
AID SOCIETY TO MEET
Eleanor Rupert Home Group
Will Hold Annual Session.

The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Eleanor Rupert
Home, 21O0 Good Hope road south
east, will be held at the institution
Tuesday at 2 pm. Transportation Is
to be provided for the members.
The General Baking Co. also will
stage a cooking demonstration for
the society at its plant Monday at
2 pm.
Evening star., 1935-04-13
ap6. .s.10.13.15.16
FORECLOSURES SALE OF VALUABLE M

FORECLOSURE SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL
PROPERTY, KNOWN AS 1924 LANG
DRUM LANE. CHEVY CHASE GAR
DENS. NEAR BETHESDA, MARY.
The above property being lot Is and
part Of lot numbered 23. in Section
County. Maryland with the improvements
consisting of a brick detached English
villa type of residence. will be offered for
sale. in front Of the premises. al public
NINTH DAY OF APRIL 1855. AT FoUa
Terms Of sale: ore-third cash, one
third in one year and onethird in. two
years. or all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser. A deposit o. 900 will be
knocked down. The trustees and olderS
of the notes secured are willing to lend
the purchaser two-thirds OF the purchase
price. but not to exceed 81" 900. to be
secured By a first deed OF trust. For COM
plete details; see the advertisement now
running in the MARYLAND News. news
paper printed at Silver Spring. Maryland.
or the undersigned.
HARRY L. RUST.
GEORGE CALVERT BOWIE.
1901 18th St. NV.
ap13,27 Trustees.