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Cerraron Una
Empacador
En- S. Benito
Especial para II Heraldol

SAN BENITO. Tex, Julio Is. -
la planta empacadora de Ia
Schmidt Canning Company en- esta
ciudad, dejo de funcionar Ell s&bado.
Mas de dos millones de latas de
tomato fueron empacadas. asi como
de otros productos derivados de di-
cha legumbre.
La empacadora funcion6 mas dc
cinco semanas.
Informes que recabamoS nos ha-
cen Saber que los duenos de dicha
planta pagaron a los agricultores
del Vale mas de Sill 900 dolares por
tomato que Sc uso en- Ia planta re-
ferida.
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PreSuntO
Falsificador
Consignado

HARLINGEN. Texas. Julio 49,
Ramon Cortinas reSidente de esta
ciudad fue conSignado al gran ju-
RADIO del diStrito baio dos acuSa-
cioreS como preSuntc falsificador.
Las acusaciones sc hicieron en- Ia
corte del Juez de Par Will @. Fields
DE- esta ciudad. HI Juez Fields i'm
puSo fianzaS de quinientoS dolares
On las dos acusaciones.
Id apprehension de CortinaS In
verified ell policia de Harrington.
Henry Gordon. cuando We alega que
a. detenido trato de hacer circular
I'm check en- un establecimiento To-
cal Dfcen las autoridades que ha-
bia tratado de hacer In misma cosa
hace tempo.
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Sc Enlistaron En- Ell
Eiercito

Mas de Is individuos sc han en-
listado para servir en- las filas del
Ejercito Americana. en- Ell Fuerte
Brown. Segdn nos informo Ell Off
cial encargado del reclutamiento en-
esta ciudad.
Los reclutas referidoS preStaran
sus servicios en- Ell II de Caballe-
ria.
Todavia Sc encuentran cerca de
10 vacantes en- dicho regimiento. de-
claro un Official.
Sc ere eque para el dia primero
del mes de agosto Sc hayan reclu-
tado suficientes hombres para di-
cho regimiento.
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A Un Acusado
De Secuestro

El Jefe de los Diputados del She
rift del Condado. will Cabler. re-
gres0 el vierneS por la noche a
brownsville procedente de Big
Take. trayendo consigo a Clyde
Vincent. joven ex-reSidente de La
Feria, v a una Iovencita que sc
alega SecueStro de aquella ciudad.
Las autoridades diieron que Sc
harlan nuevas acusaciones en- con
ira del detenido.
La iovencita fue ~entregada a u
padres, quedandose con clos en La
Feria.
FL individuo referido sc encuen-
ira acusado de ~secueStro.
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Seis Heridos En- Un
Academic

janice Stroman. ioven residente
del Olmito, sufrio Serias heridas en-
in cabeza como resultado de ha-
berse volcado el automovil en- que
viajaba hacia Austin. en- compania
de otras personals el Sabado.
Il auto Sc volco cerca de Alice.
Cinco personals mas que Ia acom-
panaban Sufrieron lesioueS tambien.
Iban a paSar vacacioneS en- Austin.
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Fallecio Un Herido En-


MATAMOROS, lamps. Julio Is.
Ruperto Ramos. un individuo que
fue herido en- Ia esquina de las ca
Niles Herrera y Decima. la semana
l.pfSada. faIlecio en- el hospital Civil
Hi viernes Dor Ia tarde.
WI Feline Arellano Lopez. su preSun-
20 heridor. sc encuentra detenido
en- Ia carcel de eSta ciudad.
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Bornberos De
San Benito Van
A College Sta.

SAN BENTTO, Texas. Julio 10
En- I'm mitin que tuvieron los re-
gidOres de eSta ciudad. decidieron
cnviar a dos miembroS del departa-
mento de bomberos de San Benito,
al curse de instruction para bonn
beros que Sc verified anualmente en-
FL Colegio de A. and M. de College
Station. Texas.
Fred Lawrence, recibir& un curse
de instruction en- auxtlio a los L.
SioEados. mientraS que Herman
LYNCH, tomara un curse de instruc-
cion de como c~cntrolar incendios.
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LA POSICION DE
= = = = =
LAS DOS DRAGAS
n " y " "
Ell DOMINGO, IA

La posicion de las dragas Texas"
> Orleans 'el sabado. dia 10 de
julio:
La ORLEANS" Sc encontraba en- la
~estaci6n" NO. " habiendo excava-
do $1,000 pies.
In Texas Sc encOntraba en- la
'eEtaci6n" No. 81 habiendo excava-
do $4,000 pies.
La Orleans Sc encuentra q sos
y Ia Texas a 7 milas de diStancia
del sitio donde sc construira Ell
"volteadero' en- Ell puerto de Browns
vile.
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Sufrio Academic I'm
Globo Ell Viernes

RAPID CITY. .. Dakota. Julio 13.
Una bora antes de que Sc iniciase
In vuelo a Ia eStratoesfera IN globo
especial que sc habia construido.
sufrio un desperfecto. habiendose
desinflado.
III Rlobo se rompi6 Gle In Darte
superior. ~perdiendose mas Gle $4,000
pies cubicos az rhelium". UNI Ena
Muy cOStoSO.
Ut Rlobo ~pertenece al Eiercit0 de
los Estados Unldos. III Captain Al
bert w. Stevens. quien iba q hacer
ell vuelo. declare Que no saba q que
Sc debfa ell Academic
&C. estA inyestignndc M hechn
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r A So G

NESDeClal DArA ii
RAYMONDVILLE. Texas. Julio
liza Sra. Rosa Soils. quien fue
cperada en- el Hospital BautiSta de
HarlinEen Ia semana pasada. Sc
encuentra muy mejorada. habiendo
regresado a su Residential en- esta
c:udad.
Los medicos en- Ell Hospital Bau-
tista de Harlingen operaron a Ia
sra. Soils. quien sufrio un atacue
de appendicitis
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FL Tempo

Brownsville v Ell vale: Estara nu-
biado hoy y Ell lunes.
Soplaran vientos moderadoS del
oeste Y del norte en- Ia costa.
FL rio no cambiarA de nivel den
tro de "a horaA
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Reclutan Soldados
En- Raymondville

NEtptLIdI para u
RAYMONDVTLLE, Tex, Julio Is.
-Oficiales del Fuerte Brown de
Brownsville, establecieron en- esta
ciudad un puesto de reclutamiento.
Informes que pudimos obtener nos
hacen saber que los oficiales per-
manecer&n en- esta ciudad cuatro
dias. tratando de %conseguir reclutas
para ell ejercito Americana.
Las oficinas que decimos Sc n
cuentran situadas en- el Parque
~~w&Mn
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Especial para FL Heraldol

PORT ISABEL, Texas. Julio l3.-
Funcionarios de la Port-Isabel-San
Benito Navigation District. aSi CO.
prominentes personals de esta
ciudad. estAn preparando unos fes-
tejos que Sc verificarAn en- esta ciu-
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POR LAS CORTES DE PAZ
Por la Corte del

Juex De a n. barreud Ut.
VI Jesus CeballoS, Jr., fue acuSado
ANTE eSa corte como preSunto res
'~ponsable de "abandono despueS de
81 duccion." La acusacion en- contra
DE Ceballos fue hecha por Maria
CuevaS.
El Juez Barreda. Jr.. impuso INA
fianza de $50 dolares al acusado.
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Texas VS.. G.. B. McCaleb, acuSado dc
Eaaneiar un autOmovil. sin ell con-
Sentimiento del dueho. ell Juez Bas-
tom Cox impuSo una multa de SIS
dolareS y coStas al acuSado.
Las siguientes demandas sc archi-
varon en- dicha corte:
FL Estado de Texas vs.. Andres
Clivares. acusado de andar en- es-
tadc de ebriedad. Cesa cauSa fue
aDelada de la corte de paz del pre-
cinto No. 81.
=. G.. Brand. comisionado de ban
cos del Estado. vs.. A. A. Highbarger.
ct al. demanda por un pagare.
Las Siguientes causas Sc ventila-
ran ell lunes en- dicha corte:
El EStado de Texas VS.. Mateo Ra-
mifez. acuSado de usar redes lie
galmente en- aguas de la Laguna
Madre.
1T Estado de Texas vs.. Tomas
Rivera, Benigno Rivera. Guadalupe
Rivera. Roberto Cara. Ramon Ra-
mos. Mateo Ramirez. Pedro Trevi-
no. Francisco Flores. y Juan Rodrf-
euez. acusados de hacer uso Illegal
de redeS en- la Laguna Madre.
f. Estado de Texas rs. Pedro
Cara acusado de usar redes lie
galmente en- aguaS de Ia Laguna
Mrdre.
1T Estado de Texas VS. Benigno
Rivera. acusado de usar redes lie
galmente en- aguas de Ia Laguna
Madre.
Fl Estado de Texas vs.. ouada-
iupe Rivera. Ramon Ramos. Pedro
Treviho. Francisco Flores. y Juan
Rodriguez. acusadoS de hacer uRo
indebido de las redes en- aguaS de
Ia Laguna Madre.
II EStado de Texas VS.. Tomas RI
vera. acuSado de hacer uso Illegal
&c redes en- aguas de Ia Laguna
Madre.
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No Hay Conflictos En-
Dept. De Trabajo

MEXICO. ID. r.. Julio i3.-AT.-
FL DEPARTMENT. de Trabajo Ia de-
clarado que no existe a la fecha
nirgun conflicto pendiente de reso-
luci0n.
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SOCLALES

MATAMOROS, lamps. Julio 49,
Hoy en- la tarde, a las cuatro Sc e
uflcarA ell enlace matrimonial del
ST. Salvador Tamez, de Brownsville,
Texas y Ia Srita. Elena Valdez, resi-
dente de Matamoros.
El matrimonio civil Sc verificara
a las cuatro de Ia tarde en- In resi-
cencia de Ia deSpoSada en- eSta ciu-
oac. Gale No. ! entire Independent
Ga Y Guerrero. DespueS de Ia cere-
monia civil 81 verificarA la cere-
monia religiosa en- Ia IgleSia de Ma
tamoros.-
La Srita. Valdez. es hija de la
Sra Maria ValenZuela Viuda de
Valdez. mientraS que el ST.. Tamez
es hiio de la sra. Virginia Garda
Vida. de Tamez.
El ST. Tamez es empleado de Ia
Texas Company de Brownsville Y
es bien conocido en- aquella ciudad.
en- aquella ciuad.
CITATORIA
1T lunes por Ia noche a las ocho.
Sc verificarA una tenida extraor-
dlnzria en- el temple de Ia Logia
Masonica Circumference No. SO" del
Rito Nacional Mexicano en- esta
ciudad.
Sc tratar6n asuntos de mucha
iElportancia del Gran Oriente, y sc
cita eSpecialmente a los miembros
de dicho taller RESIDENCES en- In II.
Matamoros.
10 Logia tiene sus salones de
tenidas en- Ell tercer piSo del edi-
ficio que se encuentra ubicado en- In
esquina de las Gales u v Washing
ton.
Fl Sr. Juan S Muhoz. eS Ell Vene-
rable Maestro. siendo Secretario de
oicho taller, Ell ST. Elias Villarreal
Cantd.
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POr Ia Corte del Distrito
En rn9

ESta corte Sc pondr4 en- session Ell
lunes. citAndose las fechas en- cue
deben ventilarse las causas archi-
yEdaS en- dichR corte.
Las ~siguientes Licencias Matrimo-
males fueron expedidas Dor Ia Off
cins de Ia corte del Condado de Ca
meron:
Isidoro Garcia e Isabel Olivares.
Jose Morales Y Carlota Cuellar.
Benigno Molina v Victoria Ro-
drfgueE.
Leorv billiard ' katharine Nolan.
Ubaldo l.. Barreda v Amelia Ba-
rreca.
Santos Reyes ' Josefina Penida.
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/.
BUSCAN A Los
ASALTANTES
Estes Huyeron Pocos
Momentos Despues
De Consumada l. a
Hazana

Las autoridades del Condad0 da
Cameron buscan "a tres individuos,
quieneS lograron llevar a cabo I'm
robe a mano armada Ell Sabado en-
Ia madrugada en- Ia Residential del
ST.. w. G. Gunnell. Ia cual esta ubi-
Cada una cuadra do distancia de
IA carretera que conduce dc Browns
VILE "a San BeniIO.
Los aSaltantes lograrun llevarSa
tres dolares, I'm relDJ de pulsera pa
IL mu1er, v otraS loyaS.
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Estadisticd

En- Ia causa titulada FL Estado de
Texas vs.. G. b. McCaleb, acuSado de
Eaneiar TN autOmovil. sin Ell con-
Sentimiento del dueho. ell Juez Bas-
com Cox impuso ina multa de SIS
dolares y costas al acuSado.
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POLICE ASSAULT
RULING DUE

Sixth Precinct Policemen John
I. Shotzberger and Ernest T. Yves
selle, charged with assaulting Har-
rison M. Fuller, while attempting
to serve a traffic warrant on his
brother, Allen Fuller, will learn
their fate Saturday from Police
Court Judge John P. Mcmahon.
The case, which has been con-
tinued several times, was ended
yesterday after Judge Mcmahon
heard almost two hours of argu-
ment by attorneys.
Judge Mcmahon said more time
is necessary to go into the prin-
ciple of the law of arrest.
Mr.. Fuller alleges he was beaten
severely by both policemen when
they mistook him for his brother.
He admitting running away from
Policeman Shotzberger "to escape
the embarrassment of arrest be-
fore the eyes of his neighbors."
Policeman Shotzberger said Mr..
Fuller knocked his cap off when
he tried to place him under ar
rest and refused t tell him his
name. Policeman Vessels said he
hit the complainant, but not until
he was struck first.
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HAZE OVER CITY
DUE To DUST

The gray haze which shrouded
the Capital today wasn't mist or
fog buc the offShoot Of a great
dust storm which blanketed the
Middle West. Wind and rain
storms sweeping over that section
forced the dust clouds eastward
and, according to H. H. Bennett,
director of soil erosion service Of
the Department of Agriculture,
extended to an altitude Of 5000
feet.
However, the Weather Bureau
forecast occasional rain, with
colder weather during the day and
much colder weather tonight. The
forecast brings to a sudden halt
the spring-like weather which
yesterday even made President
Roosevelt sit up and take notice.
The President announced at his
press conference yesterday that
spring was a White House visitor.
He related seeing a robin and a
crocus on the White House lawn
and was sure "old man winter"
just like "old man depression"
was being pushed out of the pic
ture,
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
HEAD To SPEAK
. HERE MAR. 20
By MARY PADGETT

Mrs. Grace Morrison Poole,
president Of the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs, will
give her first professional lee.
ture in this city on March 20,
ct $3.50 p. M, for the benefit Of
the estern Presbyterian
Church. The lecture will be in
the church. 1906 H st. N. w.
Mrs. Poole will speak on The
Worlds Best Seller" Mrs.
Poole, a speaker of note and
world traveller, is a student Of
international affairs. She has
made several European trips to
study and gather data.
Tickets for the lecture are
available at the church, or at
the General Federation head
quarters, 1874 N st. N. w.
Committee Meet
The Revision Committee of
the General Federation Of
Women's Clubs will meet all
day Saturday and Sunday at
the federation headquarters to
consider changes in the consti-
tuition of the organization,
which will be presented and
voted upon when that body
holds it triennial convention in
Detroit, June 4-12.
Those at the meeting will be
Judge Fanniebelle Sutherland,
Of Paris, KY, chairman of the
committee; DR.. Josephine L.
PIERCE, of Lima, Ohio; Mrs. j.
M. Patterson, Allendale, S. c.,
and Mrs. John L. Alcock, of Bal
timore. Mrs. Grace Morrison
Poole, as an ex-officio member,
will attend the meeting.
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Ship
Sailings

The following table shows the
names of ships, the lines operat-
ing them, their time of sailing
from New York, and when their
regular and supplementary mails
close. Dates after names of ports
indicate scheduled dates of ar
rival. Star (D indicates mails
must be specially addressed by
this steamer. Dagger CD indicates
supplementary mails will be &C.
cepted on pier up to 10 minutes
before sailing time.
TRANSATLANTIC
Tomorrow
AMERICAN BANKER (Amertcan
Merchant), London, March IS; Pier IS,
n. R. (west Sixteenth StreeO. Mails
close noon; sails 4 p. m.-Parcel post
for Great Britain. Northern Ireland and
countries mentioned in Note A.
Cobb. March IT and Liverpool, IS. via
Halifax; Pier Sc. N. R. (West Four
teenth Street,. No mails carried on
this voyage: sails 5 p. m.
AQUITANIA (Cunard White Starr,
Mediterranean cruise via Funchal,
Haifa, 90. ETC.: Pier 81, N. R. (West
Fourteenth Stree). Mails close p.
M: sails shortly after midnight-Mails
for Madeira and Gibraltar; parcel post
for Gibraltar, Palestine and Spain.
BERENGARIA (Cunard white starr,
PierS64. N. R. (West Fourteenth Street).
Mails close p. m (supp. mails
accepted at Morgan annex up to 1O:45
p. M: sails shortly after midnight
Mails for Europe.
BREMEN North Germany. Cherbc"rg
and Southampton, March IA, and -
men, Is, (SeaposD: Pier So. N. X.
(west Forty-sixth street,. Mails close
p. m. (supp. mails accepted at Morgan
annex up to II p. M; sails midnight
Mails for Europe. Africa: West Asia
Except Gibraltar and Madeira).
EXoCHoRDA american Export),
seille, 10, Naples, Fl, Alexandria, "a,
Jaffa and Haifa. ~, and Beirut, 2s:
Pier F. Jersey City-Mails close $50
Balearic Islands; parcel post for
Egypt. Italy, Palestine and 1rak.
NEW COLUMBIA (Danial Bacon),
Dakar, March %; Freetown. 25; Grand
Bassam, %; Takoradi, 80; Accra, April
1, anu LdSOS' lcI "a, OLOOhIyh
Orchards street,. Mails close a. m.
Mails for Senegal. Gold Coast, Ivory
Coast, Sierra Leone; parcel post for
Gold Coast, Sierra Leone and Liberia.
SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
AND WEST INDIES
Tomorrow
ALGONQUIN (Ward), Havana March
IL, Progress IS and Vera cruz: Pier IA,
E. R. (Wall Street)-+Mails close 1880
p. m; sails D. m.-Mails for cuba
Ordinary printed matter), Campeche
and Yucatan, 'other mail for Cuba and
"other parts of Mexico; parcel post.
ASTREA (Royal Netherlands). Turks
Island March 10, Cape Haiti IA, Port de
IL, Brooklyn (near Montague street,
for Turks Island Cape Haiti, Port de
Paix. Gonaives and st. Marc; parcel post
for Turks Island.
LAFAYETTE (French), West Indies
cruise via Martinique March IS, Barba-
dos IA Trinidad u.s. La Guaira II and
Curacao IS: Pier 81. N. R. West Fiji
teenth Street)-Mails close $3.50 p. M;
sails II p. m.--Mails for Martinique,
Barbados, Trinidad, Caripito, Ciudad
Bolivar, Venezuela and Curacao Except
Aruba).
MUNARGo (Munson), Nassau March
II, Miami IL and Havana IS; Pier 81,
N. r. West Twenty-fourth Stree)-
Mails close 1880 p. M; sails 8 p. NJ
Mails for Bahamas; parcel post.
ORANJE NASSAU (Royal Neither
land), Port-au-Prince March Is. La
Guaira, Is.
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SERVED,
NJ 'CRACKEN
QUITS JAIL

About twenty drunk-and-disor-
derlies and other short-term pris-
oners slipped out Of a side door
at the District Jail at 10 o'clock
this morning to find their way
back into normal pursuits. With
one exception it was a colorlesS
lot, leaving by the usual entrance
at the usual time, their debt to
to society paid.
But one figure stood out. Fresh
ly shaved. wearing a clean collar
and broad smile, his attire sym.
phony brown, he walked away
briskly as if to a definite destina-
ton.
Ate Usual Fare
Col. william P. MacCracken,
one-time Assistant Secretary Of
Commerce, was also free.
For 10 days he had eaten the
same fare and slept in the same
dormitory with the run-of-mine
prisoners. It was his punishment
for contempt of the United States
Senate for ID es t roying the
papers," while the Senate was in
vestigating his connection with
air mail contracts.
The United States Supreme
Court confirmed his sentence.
Lawyer though he was, he could
find no law to save him.
Kept Busy
News-reel men and photograph
erS, lined up in front Of the Jail,
almost missed him. His only COM
ment was:
II have been kept busy, and
stuck close to my knitting. 1t is
always better to be busy than
idle"
A lawyer in civil life, he was a
clerk in Jail, like any other we'll
behaved prisoner of intelligence
and education. And he slept in
one Of Superintendent Rives' Every
nice iron COTS" with no special
privileges.
Walking briskly to the rear of
the Jail, he stepped into a waiting
automobile and was whisked away.
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Book Review

Mrs. Alexander Wetmore will
review 1.-THE Romance of Lab
rador," by Grenfell, at a meet
ing Of the Literature Depart
ment of the TakomA Park
Women's Club, Monday at 10 a..
m. in the Takoma Park library.
The Art Department was to
meet at the home Of Mrs. Paul
w. Burk, 524 Fern Pl., today at
! p. m. Assisting hostesses were
to be Mrs. B. M. Coon, Mrs.
Ethel Lamond, Mrs. Alfred
Hardesty, Mrs. P. G. Mime
man, Mrs. G. G. Sward and
Mrs. ]. ?. Rice. Mrs. Frederick
L. Pratt was to present a paper
on wrought Iron"
The executive board will
meet at the home of Mrs. H. L.
Houston, 227 Park Ave., tomor-
row at l p. m. Those assisting
Mrs Houston as hostesses will
be Mrs. Ella Stuart, Mrs. L. v.
Lampson and Mrs. Roy Y.
Ferner.
The French Department will
hold its weekly meeting at the
Takoma Park Library Monday
at 1880 p. m.
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Fellowship Meet

A world fellowship" meeting
of the Girl Reserve Club Of
Roosevelt High School was to
be held today at $3.50 p. m. in
the World Fellowship room at
the Y. w. C. A., Seventeenth
and K SITS. N. w.
Colorful costumes and ex.
hibits were to be displayed at
the meeting.
Miss Margaret Graves, ad.
wiser of the club, is in charge of
the meeting. Folk songs of
different countries will be
sung, and the various members
will speak on various places
they have lived throughout the
world,
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LIBRARY SEEKS MEMBERS

SILVER SPRING, Md, March
with the aim of increasing
their membership roll at least 20
per cent, members of the Silver
Spring Library Association are
conducting a drive throughout
March.
Since its founding, October 10,
1881, by the Woman's Improve
ment Club Of Silver Spring, the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-03-07
Wife Says Mate
Threatened Life

Mrs. Phyllis Hilton, Of 1858
West Virginia Ave. N. E., yester-
day told Of alleged brutal treat
ment at the hands of her hus.
band. Raymond Hilton, and then
collapsed in Police Court.
She fell to the floor just after
telling the court that her hus-
band had threatened to kill her
and their unborn child.
Hilton'S bond was raised from
$500 to $500 by Judge Isaac Hit,
and the case continued indefi-
nitelY
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City Planning Talk

Through the courtesy of the
Camp Fire Girls and in con-
junction with their 1885 project
on citizenship, Flavel Shurtleff,
city planning expert of the Rus
sell Sage Foundation, will be
guest speaker on the Woman'S
Radio Review program over an
NBC-WEAF network Thursday,
March IA. at 4 p. m, Eastern
Standard Time. Mr.. Shurtleff
will have as his subject 1.-THE
City of the Future"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-03-07
Ratings Report
Is Set for Mar. u

Results Of the investigation Of
the Board Of Education into the
rating system of teachers are ex-
pected on Friday. March Is, when
the personnel committee will meet,
it was announced yesterday by
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, chair
man of the committee.
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2,281 Babies Born
Week in n. Y.

NEW YORK, March 7. - The
city's population was swelled in
the week ending last Saturday by
the arrival of 1921 babies, the
biggest seven.day arrival in 33
weeks, the health department re-
ported. Deaths during the same
period we're 1922.
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present library and library asso-
citation has progressed from a
a small space in the Woodside
Elementary School, with two cases
and about $50 books, to it's pres.
ent location, in the New Com
munity House with shelves con.
tanning over $500 books and
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-03-07
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-03-07
Three in Family
Dead of BOtulisn1

MORRIsTOWN, N. j., March Z
UN.SD.-The third member of
the Orlando family of BernardS-
vile, died here of botulism, a
rare food poisoning. Mary Or.
lando, %, was the third victim of
the family. Botulism causes pa.
ralysis and blindness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-10
STEEL RATE DROPS
TO 50 PER CENT.
Decline of Half Point Sends
Estimate to Lowest
Since December.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 10.-Steel oper-
ations for the current week are esti-
mated by the American Iron a. Steel
Institute at 80 per cent of capacity, .
decline Of "A OF percentage point
from the Institutes estimated level for
the previous week.
This average establishes . new low
since the middle Of last December.
A month ago the industry was oper-
ating at an average of 43.4 per cent,
and year ago this time the ratio was
500 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-10
CHECKS ON INDIVIDUAL
BANK ACCOUNTS DROP

~ the Associated Press
The weekly report of the Federal
Reserve Board on the total of checks
drawn against individual bank &C
counts in leading cities shows the
customary month-end increase, but 1t
dropped behind that OF the compare
bic week last year.
The week-to-week figures we're up
per cent. Compared with last year
they were per cent lower.
Aggregate debts for 271 cities
compared as follows:
Week ended June 5.......$7 295.aI7 900
Same week last year. 81 622 81 8. 600