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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

WILL SHARE completely furnished apart
watkins distance: reasonable. West 256S::W.
1918 VARNUM NE.-WelI- furnished. large
room, suitable for one or two: next to
bath detacsea bons prysss family
280I 18th NE. Corner 18th r. IL
Large. well-fur., well-kept room, c.h.w.:
h.-w.h:; private residence: on car and bus
line; $3.50 per month.
b prSs. pPsssr 2es ieneS S0s s.ns
man; convenient cars: reasonable. q.
large front room. private bath; or gen
Phone Georgia 1856.
1870 LAMONT ST. NW.-For gentleman.
large front room, ideal for Summer 4
windows next to bath which is shaTeS Ds
Columbia 337S or National gil.
34I2 QUESADA ST.. Ch. Ch., D. C-Large
room. 4 windows. private shower bath.
Inspect Sunday afternoon.
1890 giLTMoRE s1 ,nssr 18th and Mit al. GS
for two: clean. quiet well-kept home.
l795 QUE near Dupont Circle-In private
cultured home. bath adjoining; gentleman
housekeeping rooms. electricity. h.-w.h..
gas stove. semi-private bath.
1918 L ST. NW.-Lovely front Ink.
room. 2nd floor. 81; also other rooms.
OVERLOOKING MEMORIAL BRIDGE
Large brisht F1om sxta5le hos- for couple en1y or
ali day Sunday or Monday. 5000 Dent pl:
W. Apt. l6. Phone Decatur 41lb.W. *.
2n3O G NV. THE CoNNOR-sinsle and
double rooms with. lavatory. continuous
hot water; unlimited phone; reasonable.
5Ol ST NE-One large. attractively
furnished front basement room for In X
employed couple preferred: rent reasonable.
IOI1 AND 1lO1 18th ST. NW.-With
board: single basement rooms. large double
rooms for two or more: vacancies.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID.
EXcellently furnished room. with GOOD
home conditions. exclusive location; suit,
able for two people; meals optional. Call
Columbia 713g.
COLUMBIA HOTEL. &
2l25 G ST. NV
PHONE WEST 0S97.
Quiet residential hotel; running water.
showers. Moderate rates. 30
Evening star., 1935-04-27
APARTMENTs-UNFURNISHED

O-1E4Vs o1S3N1114 x21 4s1 VO ssVV'
Modern bldg, downtown. The Penhurst.
4S H St n.e.-5 large rooms. bath. SOUTH
ern exposure: redecorated like new. Posi-
lively best for money. Only one available.
Evening star., 1935-04-27
ROOMs-uNFuRNIsHED,

1858 18th NV. and Otis Pl.-Large
room, kitchen. semi-private bath. 2nd
floor; S32 light included: Columbia 5266.
1903 VERMONT AVE. NV rooms,
kitchen, semi-private bath, l.h.k.; gas. elec..
employed couple, no children, S32 so.
4I9 4th ST N,E-3 unfurnished rooms,
gas range elec. phone extension in room.
Employed adults only.
Evening star., 1935-04-27
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1410 18th NW:--YounS man, man to share alnhe
also vacancy for young lady. 30-
RUPoN! cLTR I, 1sSS lssh isai.! st. Or Sente
able able rates. Phone North 9049.
1914 10th ST. NW.-Homelike double and
single rooms; excellent meals
asSa assnas hs1 ius sT .ns
or couple: choice food variety. See It.
17OS N. H. AVE. NW.-Large. double twin
beds semi-private bath: elevator ana teie-
phone service: meals unoer olelltlah.
1872 MASS AVE.--Attractive double room.
opposite bath twin beds; excellent meals;
also single room.
1902 18th ST. N.W,-Vacancies for, two
young. men and one young lady: twin oeos'
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-Large room
with good board: near cars. Phone CO.
!umbia 1925.
1923 GIRARD ST NE--Except. room for
two: 3 exp; private det. home smaii
family: garage: reasonable. Dec. 3S26
1929 sT NV. the Lee-MaFauemNIIsfsly Mars sx.sIfsny
board. home cooking: downtown. 30
STUDIO ROOM near BATH lovely 18th st.
home: excellent meals, privileges. Phone
1922 SUNDERLAND PL., near Dupont
Tanient to car snd bus % Delicious meals
home comforts. Phone North 9O42.
1916 NEW HAMPsHIRE AVE, Dupont
Circle-Board and room for girls: double
rooms twin beds Apartment 80
1881 WYOMING AVE NW.-Two rooms,
separate or suite; twin beds. private bath:
excellent meals: large lawn. porches. Phone
Columbia 10343.
CLEVELAND PARK-One of the coolest
meals: gentlemen; reasonable. clev. 5a76.
2I3l MASS. AVE. N.W-Walkine dis
tance. large. nicely furnished room. semi
D5sfite tyi Path sns yss sss mSnah eaes
1884 COLUMBIA RD.--want 2 people to
second floor front room n city. VIII WIN DeSe
board for the money: unlmlteo pnohe:
1923 CLIFTON ST. N.W-Xouhnsd ,n,'o nsd woman rnnn,
exeeiient stes,ie t food; $50. Phone Adams s0s3.
HILL LICREST. 1900 18th NV. tcor. Girard.
Large airy double private pam spaes bai-
anced meals: conyen. location: reasonaole:
furnished room. 2nd floor. running water.
bay window. Best home cooking: reas.
10th AND MONROE ,SnW MWMsinslss n ms seasog sso%
THE ALABAMA, 1O15 N st. NV. Apt. 2o7:
Real home for young lady in attractive
apt; excellent meals: walking distance.
ST yunmssS 1H6 sss tse :e
phone: good meals. g. =
1916 KALoRANA RD. NV. Apt: A.. A.
Large. sunny room. new twin oeoS: suitap!e {
for two: unlimited phone: very GOOD mons e
cooking and baking: refined private jewish
family. Phone Columbia 119S.
31O5 10th ST. NV mt. Pleasant sectiony.
excaiIsnt tahIe 2Ss
WIDOW with new modern home near Cath
olic Univ; single ROOM next bath. snower::
breakfast; gentleman; $50. Pot. 5733. ~
1916 c ST. NE.-Redecorated room, two
exposures; suitable for 9; adjoining petn'
excellent meals: private family: reasonaole.
2O13 KALORAMA RD N.W.-One single
room. vacancy for one man: also double
room; well-kept home: Southern cooking.
Phone Decatur 2266.
1922 N ST. .W.-Attractively furnished
dormer room. bed oom-sitting combina- :
ton. radio: suitable for 2 or 3; good meals.
1917 EYE ST. N.W.--Lovely front double
room. southern exposure; large single room,
semi-private bath; well-balanced meals.
Mrs. Gentry.
CLOSE IN-124O 10th ST.
Home comforts; new single beds; south
ern meals; gentlemen; SS wk. Met. 1908.
CLUB MERIDIAN,
Evening star., 1935-04-27
SALE OR RENT-APARTMENTs.
WANTED-sUBURBAN APIS.

HAMPSHIRE GARDEN APIS BED RM..
liv. rm., dining rm.. kit foyer. bath: LIST
hoor. front; immed. occupancy. Geo. 1894.
Evening star., 1935-04-27
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

40O3 CHEVY CHASE BLVD-Large room.
no other roomers; $50 including garage,
or transportation arranged. Phone Wis
consin 1925.
m NEARBY VA. sUBURB-Large room.
lnfurnished, or partly furnished, for two
EMPLOYED ladies; porch. shade and bus
service: no mod. imp; $40 mo-; references
exchanged Address Box 369-Z. Star once
Evening star., 1935-04-27

WILL SHARE completely furnished apart
ment with lady. preferably Govt worker;
walking distance: reasonable. West 2bb6-W.
3s
Evening star., 1935-04-27

LADY desires room. with or without board.
dress Box 42S-Z, Star once. 27e
TWO DISCRIMINATING YOUNG MEN de-
sire living-be room, private bath. also
piano or permission to place one; no OBJ
lection to practice; board optional. State
price. Address Box 434-z. Star once.
YOUNG MAN desires furnished room. pri-
vate entrance: prefer private bath; must
be reasonable. Address Box 490-Z, star
ONCE. ~.
WANTED-Furnished bed room with pri-
vate bath or adjoining bath, private home;
northwest section. Can furnish best OF
references. Address Box 290-Z, Star once.
Evening star., 1935-04-27
HOUsEs-FUR. & UNFURNIsHED.

HAVE HOUSES AVAILABLE FOR REM
in the better sections of the city
DIXIE REALTY COMPANY.
National $3.50. Evenings. Potomac 211o.'
Evening star., 1935-04-27
COUNTRY BOARD.

CLARKSVILLE MD-Special care given
children on q lovely farm. Ella Hardey
Clarke.
MODERN home with all convenience
Would like once people to commute TO
town car and chauffeur furnished Tor
transportation at small extra cost. TERMS.
SO and Sl2 week. Address Mrs. 1.
Bowie ClaEett Mitchellville. md.
Evening star., 1935-04-27
BOATS.

FISHING BoAT-32- foot Dead Rise fishing
boat, 6-cylinder motor; now in South River;
reasonable Call Lincoln 2131. 2s.
condition, Can be seen at Chalk Point.
Md. across river from Galesyille. Md;
$3.50 cash. Call North s6"s between q
and Z pm.
FINE STRONG BOAT for outboard motor.
also l2-hp Johnson motor; cost SD
Also good trailer. A real buy for cash.
Sheridan Garage. 2516 Que St NV.
CUPBOARD motors; new and used; serv-
Ice and parts; trade-ins and credit. l240
ST. Sc. --
DEAD-RISE BOAT. new. aox9 feet; CABIN.
complete, 1913. Phone West o332-JSe A
SPEEDBOAT.
o3-foot mahogany hull. powered by
l25-hp. Chrysler; completely EQUIPPED.
Water st. Phone Metropolitan 714o.
Evening star., 1935-04-27
ROOMS-FURNISHED.
tContinued.

? o3rd ST. NW-Double room, newly
'nished and decorated. twin beds.
Evening star., 1935-04-27
RooMs-FUR. AND UNFUR.

2nd a.. adjoins bath continuous hot water:
$50: small family. Phone Adamsf0693. 2s.
l9R ST, NE-Furnished or unfurnished
. rooms. light housekeeping: adults am
~ 2Ss
Evening star., 1935-04-27

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
IRISH SETTER puppies. registered litter,
good stock: reasonable. Mrs. Chas:, Hutz-
Ter Forest 64O2 Dunbarton. Pikesville Md.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, 10 weeks.
solid creamy buff pedigreed champion;
reasonable. 1881 Garfield st. NV.
GREAT DANE PUPPIEs-Healthy and
fully pedigreed with A. K. c. papers; S25
up worth SIS Phone North 1253,
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES. II weeks,
perfect show dog and field trial stock; stock
complete papers: very reasonable. High
bridge, Bowie. Md. Phone Bowie 37-R-X.
sAMoYEDE PUPS. 8 weeks old, reason.
able price. Phone Hyattsvllle 2s9-M IS
CAT seeks home in grocery store. private
home oE anywhere; good mo- mouse and rat rat
Sundays all day or after $40 q m. week
days. Address Mrs. Horton. 723 Emerson
st. NV.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER. toy. pedigreed
papers; female. 10 mos: sacrifice. leaving
city. 405 Flower ave. Takoma Park. Md.
2Ss
sPITZ PUPPIES. 3, white. male. weeks,
$40 each. sos Dorset ave, Somerset. Nd
Phone Wisconsin 4601-W. 2S'
Evening star., 1935-04-27

WANTED. FURNISHED TWO ROOMS
kitchen and bath. yard for children; $40.
Address Box 43S-Z. Star once.
WANTED TO NT-UNFURNISHED APT ,
vicinity Clarendon, preferably in private
home; must be reasonable give full par
ticulars. Address Box 454-Z. Star once
UNFURNISHED-THRE ROOMS AND
Kitchen, IN NV. section. not over S45.
Address Box 464-Z. Star once. 2S'
ONE SUNNY. AIRY ROOM. KITCHEN
an APARTMENT house in hiTh Iocation
preferably furnished rate reasonable. Ao-
dress Box 1877. Star once. 29'
WANTED-MAY l. BY COUPLE. SMALL.
State price. Address Box 39s-Z. Star once.
Evening star., 1935-04-27
POULTRY AND EGGS.
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

CHICKS about 1000 Barred Rocks for
Friday: $500 the hundred: very fne STOCK.
J. B. Henry Falls Church 34S. 27'
Evening star., 1935-04-27
CLUB MERIDIAN,

CLOSE IN-124O 10th ST.
Home comforts: new single beds; south
ern meals; gentlemen; So wk. Met. 1908
Evening star., 1935-04-27

EDGEMOOR
Detached stone. center hall. BED rooms.
3 baths 2-car garage; lot 100X900: rent.
S125 per month. Phone G 2. MIKKEL-
SON & SONS Cleveland 113l.
Evening star., 1935-04-27

4 bed rooms. o-car garage; excellent value.
Rental Dept. TOLEDO GUARANTY CORP.
National n6H6 or National 265n.
Evening star., 1935-04-27

GEORGEToWN-TWOS SMALL DRAWING
rooms two baths. kitchen. maids room
and bath. garage. garden. May ID TO
October. Address Box 4ol-Z. Star once.
Evening star., 1935-04-27

WELL-FURNISHED s-ROOM HOUSE, GAS
furnace. garage; l or . year, contract;
good references. Phone Columbia l175,
OVERI OoKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
near Wardman Park Hotel. Six rooms. ,
large screened porches. Frigidaire. auto
matte hot water: May lst 10 october LIST.
TeIenbnre Adams 54S1 oSs
Evening star., 1935-04-27
CLEVELAND PARK.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-6-ROOM HOUSE;
owner keep one room $50; responsible
adults: references. Address Box 4sS-Z.
, 1935-07-22
Cash Bonus
May DEFEAT
TAX MEASURE
Farm Refinance May
Also Be Tackled On
F. DIS Soak Rich
Program

WASHINGTON, July AZ. TIP
A powerful, Surging drive for two
measures involving s 5000, 900 900 OF
currency initiation introduced a ire
mendous new factor Monday into
a congress beSet by dog days and
several major controversies.
The announcement OF Senator
Borah (R-Idaho) that the Frazier
Lemke farm refinancing bill and the
Patman cash bonus bill are quite
certain" to be attached to a RooSe-
welt must" measure. probably the
new tax bill, Immediately raised this
} question in the minds Of many o.
servers:
"Wn the Roosevelt tax program
be strapped for this session If the
hackers OF the two measures men
toned by Borah succeed In their
attempt?"
A definite answer had 70 walt
for there was no immediate COM
ment from leaders On Borah'S de-
clara.ion ana his added PREDICTION
that congress still will be In session
on Nov. /.
on the other hand, Borah's state
ment was interpreted as giving new
force and attention to the drives
for the Frazier Lemke plan to Is
sue up to So. 1000, O00, 900 in new money
TO refinance farm Indebtedness at
low interest and the Patman plan,
already defeated once this session,
to pay the bonus in about $2,OOO,OOO,-
600 worth of new currency.
n Il expect to see congress still In
session on Nov. l." Borah's state
! ment Sunday night said. Two
must programs seem to be coLio-
ing.
1t is now quite certain, In fact
determined. that upon either the
bank bill or the tax bill, probably
the tax bill. the Frazier-Lemke -e-
financing bill for the farmers and
the bonus bill will be attached as
amendments In the senate.
In the furore over other measures,
IN equiet but fierce struggle over
the Frazier-Lemke bill has received
comparatively little attention. This
bill is distinct from q mortgage
moratorium measure OF the same
name which the supreme court rul-
ed unconstitutional. 1t would buy up
outstanding farm mortgages and re-
Z issue them to farmers in the form OF
u H-year amortization loans. The
payments on these loans would be
one and a half percent a year in
terest, and and q half percent
on the principal.
With the bill pigeon-holed by the
house rules committee, its hackers
have been struggling 70 get 2l6 sig
natures on a petition 70 force q
house vote on il. They succeeded In
getting more than 200. but the num-
Der has see-sawed back and forth
II now stands az 209.
, 1935-07-22
HERB HOOVER
ATTACKS AGAIN
Constitution Attacks Are
'Brazen And Brutal
Ex-Leader Says

PALO ALTO. Calf, July 22.-Rl
Former President Herbert Hoover
left political observers specializing
Saturday.
The first Of q series Of republican
visitors at the Hoover home this
week, Governor Nice made no COM
ment OH the visit. Neither did Mr..
Hoover.
The San Francisco county repub-
Iican central committee. termed the
meeting "a political conference"
After leaving Mr.. Hoover's Stan
ford campus home. however, the
governor did condemn what he
termed "brazen and brutal assaults
upon the constitution by the Roose-
welt administration.
The administration" he declar-
ed, pushes legislation which II
knows In advance Is unconstitution-
al and which IL knows the supreme
court viii never permit TO stand.
1T is the administrations inten-
ton TO use this strategic bludgeon
to achieve its purpose before such
legislation as the Wagner bill
can ever reach the supreme court
This braZen and brutal assault on
the constitution In the face OF q
public knowledge OF what Is being
done is certain to be a boomerang
, 1935-07-22
Willacy Hands Out
Cotton Certificates
Especial 70 me HerAld)

RAYMONDVILLE. July 22.-With
the exception Of a few made on late
applications. all exemption certifi-
Gates on cotton acreage In Willacy
county have been received. accord
ing to County Agent Ralph w. Hut
chins.
1t Is understood that most Of the
certificates are now in the hands Of
the producers. A few exemptions
win be made later out OF the 10 per
cent fund. which will be allowed to
those producers who have a low yield
in one CT their base years by the
State Allotment board.
In three case farmers may re-
ceive a portion from the 10 per cent
fund: First. II cotton acreage on the
farm averages less than one third
Of the total cultivated acreage dur
ing the period from 1880 to 1882;
second. on farms where yields for
any year during the period from
, 1935-07-22
CHARLES AMES
PASSES AWAY
Oil Industry Pioneer And
Attorney Succumbs To
Heart Attack

OKLAHOMA CITY. July "a. Up
In the broad southwest country they
spoke Monday In reverent tribute OF
Charles B. Ames. q leader who was
not content merely with amassing q
fortune from the black gold that
spouted from oil lands.
Renowned for his pioneering In
the oil industry through both its
prosperous and meager years. Ames,
who died Sunday after a heart at
tack near Meredith, N. FL, also left
behind him a brilliant record in civic
endeavor and the profession Of law.
He was 81 years old.
His friends, among them Cover
nor IL. w. Marland Of Oklahoma and
Frank Phillips, oil magnate. led in
honoring Ames and Oklahoma City
and the state prepared TO pay It's last
respects at funeral services here
Wednesday.
As q young lawyer Ames came 10
Oklahoma City in 1889, eight years
before Oklahoma territory became a
state. His first client was the Texas
Corporation. From that time forward
his career In that phase which en-
braced the oil industry went hand In
hand with the development Of the
Texas Corporation.
When ne died he was chairman
Of the board Of directors, with offices
In New York City.
Ames' work fer the Texas Cor
poration gradually increased until
he became general counsel. he re-
signed that position In 1925 but IN
1923 was recalled TO New York %
become a director. When he was
again contemplating retirement from
the Gil business in 1892 he was draft
ed to become president Of the Amer
lean Petroleum Institute. a post he
| resigned a year later to become
chairman Of the board Of the Texas
Corporation.
At the end CT the World Wa
President Wilson prevailed on him
to serve as an assistant attorney
general.
He was a believer In proration Of
oil production and held the oil mer
themselves responsible for the hare
times that fell en- the industry dur
ing the depression.
Survivors are his widow. on
daughter. Mrs. j. l. Cleveland. Jr.
New York City. and four sons. Ber
Allen Ames and Fisher AmeS. ok.
lahoma City: Longstreet Ames
Richmond. va, and Charles, Por
Arthur, Texas.
, 1935-07-22
REPORTS
ITS EXPENSES
$767,195,3 sos Spent In IL
Months Ending On
June First

WASHINGTON, July %. -P-
The AAA reported Monday that In
the III months ended June I. 1885.
It's expenditures totalled $767. l95. 306.
The report added that for the IL
months funds available were s9l0,-
O45,135, leaving a balance on hand
June / OF $50, $40 ,829.
Expenditures were divided as fol-
lows: rental and benefit payments
to farmers. $685., SAT .698: removal
an conservation or surplus agricul-
tural com IN oditteS, $10.O43 $50:
drought relief. food conservation
and disease eradication, $145 SOS. 764:
trust fund operations. $l1. f46.5 26:
administrative expenses s34.4O1 .654;
disbursement expenses $737, 0O5. and
tax refunds, SIS, 123, 107.
A balance OF 1921. 565. 270 was re-
ported carried over from the 1884
fiscal year, from appropriations
and trust fund receipts. Total funds
available during the 1885 year not
derived from processing taxes were
reported nc 1893, ass. 200. "A balance
OF ST., 572.l5l In processing taxes
was reported on June !, 1884, and
GOlEILlOua lIOm bAldb ud1C w APAA
30. 1885, were reported TO total $453,-
on, 693.
Rental and benefit payments for
the IL months were divided as fol-
lows: cotton $102, sos. OFT; wheat,
$S7 sos 1886; tobacco $23. 784- 1853;
c~orn-hogs. s2o6,435,80l; sugar $751;
S2O,122.
Removal and conservation OF sur
plus operations cost: hogs laos, $50
wheat. S1,087. 744; dairy products.
$5,5O7. 1873; sugar, $685. $3.50; peanuts,
S674. 008.
A total OF $780, $50 400 was spent
for cattle In the drought relief pro-
gram, $7.702, 288 for sheep and goats
and SIT. 3l0.O68 for purchase OF seeds
The report said that during May
rental and benefit payments to-
tailed t36. 79O, 148, OF which $l6,043
rs went TO cotton producers: 81
ST7,272 to wheat growers: S3.073.32s
70 tobacco producers; $10.362.l 21 e
corn-hog producers and S4,343. 20t
to sugar cane and sugar beet grow
qrU
, 1935-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS DATA


Barometric pressure was relatively
low over the western half Of the
country Monday morning. relatively
10 moderately high I've the eastern
half particularly the southeastern
states. and apparently about normal
over most Of the adjacent tropical
waters except slightly subnormal
apparently ever the western half Of
the Gulf Of Mexico. Showers were
fairly numerous in the eastern states
during the last "a hours. otherwise
the weather continued generally fair
to clear yer the balance Of the
country.
NJ Brownsville Z a. m. CCST0 sea-
level pressure 1888 inches.
, 1935-07-22
0nlor,o,1 en- c3stts,n.
Every one smart and easy 10 make
MAKE THEM USEFUL AND
YOUTHFUL SAYS MARIAN
MARTIN OF HOUSE
FROCKS


The morning after you start this.
you'll be wearing it. It's THAT easy
to make up, so don't waste any
time making UP your mind to have
this youthful w~ork-a-day frock. You
can't possibly find q simpler pat
tern, MOI more becoming lines, nor
breezier sleeves! And those are the
things that count for something in
q kitchenl The nice scallops on the
yoke and pocket are the details that
so subtly make the frock "diffnr
ent" and the slit sleeve Is ready for
actionl The bosom and back fullness
$50 much In vogue) does nicely by
your feminity. Wear bright buttons
to match the cotton print you choose.
Complete, Diagrammed Marian Mar
tin Sew Chart included.
Pattern 1857 may be ordered only
I'm sizes IA. Is. Is. o, 80, "a, So. 3s.
90 and AZ. Size Is requires 3 yards So
inch fabric.
send fifteen cents In coins or
stamps (coins preferred) for each
Marian Martin pattern Be sure 20
write plainly your name. address.
the style number and size OF each
pattern
Just out. Marian Martin sum
mer pattern book. forty enlight-
ening pages to lead your way 10
summer chicl Clothes for every oc-
casion for every member Of the
family. from the Tiny Tot. the
Dashing Deb, the Blushing Bride
10 the Mature Matronl Every
design beautifully illustrated. every
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are assured Of succeSsl Send for
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gether, twenty-five cents.
Send your order to The Browns
Vile Herald, Pattern Department,
232 w. 18th St. New York. ".
Y.-Adv.
, 1935-07-22
That Made 1t Okeh
lsnecial Id The Heraldl

SAN BENITO. July 22-Another
"test" case of mans often disputed
right to get drunk on Saturday night
came before the court OF r.. w. Rob-
erts. justice OF the peace. late last
week. The defendant. charged with
drunkenness. when queried by the
judge gave as his reason. Il thought
1t was Saturday night"
, 1935-07-22
Movie Sideights

QUEEN
Gold Diggers OF 1885," First Ma
tional's latest musical spectacle.
opens nc the Queen Theatre, We'd
nesday.
The picture Is said TO carry unique
numbers. greater song hits aud more
hilarious fun than any other mus
ical produced by this company.
BuSby Berkeley, musical comedy
genius. not only created and staged
she numbers. but directed the en-
tire picture.
Dick Powell and Gloria Stuart
have the romantic leads. with Frank
McHugh and Dorothy Dare In q
semi-comic love affair and Glenda
Farrell taking an eccentric mil
lionaire over the jumps.
CAPITOL
Bette Davis, cast nc last I'm On role
, 1935-07-22
CALENDAR
TUESDAY

Mrs. r. r. Breeder win be hostess
20 members OF the Mardi Bridge club.
Mrs. Fl. T. Lindhe win entertain
members CT the Ween Frac club.
There will be a meeting OF the
Auxiliary to the Veterans OF For
eign Wars nc 7:3O .. m. nc the ". y.
W. hall.
Art League viii meet with Mrs. ].
Earle Magill on Southwest road.
WEDNESDAY
The Lucky Is club win meet with
Mrs. F. @. willis in Olmito and not
with Mrs. Oren Thompson as prev
iously noted.
, 1935-07-22

In which she win Be loved instead
OF hated by her audiences. show
Ing Tuesday only at the Capitol and
Queen Theatres, Brownsville. I'm
the First National picture, The
Girl From 10th Avenue" a screen
drama based ON the sensational
stage play by Hubert Henry Davies,
Miss Davis work I'm -Of Human
Bondage" established her as one OF
the screens outstanding emotional
actresses. Opposite Paul NUM- I'm
~BordertOwn" she added t0 her
prestige. Now she has a part In
which there Is not only ample op-
portunity for her Go display the
dramatic ability for which she iS
famed but ID which she can bring
her fine. II seldom recognized, talent
rs a Coincidence.
Supporting Miss Davis are two
English stage and Green stars. Ian
Hunter an dColin Give.
Many stars are hotter than our
, 1935-07-22

1928 10 1882 was 1914 per cent less
than the five year average yield;
farms on which the average acre
age in cotton during the 1930-l932
period was less than six per cent OF
the acreage in Gotten on the farm
In 1929.