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VOL. 9, NO. 76
— FORT WORTH, TEXAS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1929
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Thistlethwaite, said that in 1928
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122 tie games.
years
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and only 43 games decided by a
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MAN IS JAILED TWO
read the book during the holi- • | charged with holding up a filling
Late News
Flashes
county jail.
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" Four other robbery suspects,
farrested at the same time as ,
a book you will re-read.
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REAL ESTATE BOARD
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to. his dressin
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suffered
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and
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hottest weather in
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other relatives.
MARKET HIGHLIGHTS
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FUNERAL HELD FOR
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GIRL BARNSTORMER
KILLS 3 WITH PLANE
rule." he said "we try to make a
single play produce one point."
Holding that the only argument
against the point elimination Was
POLICEMEN AMBUSH
ROBBERS IN WOODS
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in
when ambushed near Clarksville,
Va., after a liquor raid.
The two were shot in the head.
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pair.
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The coach said that the demand
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Swift's cards was found by, a Dal-
las woman in the rest room of the
Fort Worth _bua—ke-m*e-A+—.and
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Hy.United Presa.
CHICAGO, Dec. 30—A spectac-
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BY DIRECTORS
Stocks quiet'and unsettled; leaders supported.
, Bonds quiet and irregular; International Telephone
4%s soar.
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Negro Hoys Die As Ship Crashes
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to magkage hi* - "the psalm, the prayer, the
• said one Of the chant, the rising incense ' . . . I
scles had been quote from the book itseif.
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but stil rt:9
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on the border In j
the assassins weve-discovered in
a hasty search. i' -
Waco was named vice president j
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Ilie late Mrs. Gertyude GooP
win was not related to Mrs. Es-
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Bluff Street, after a short illness.
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tossed aside -
Panhandle Monday night,
Tuesday fair.
Extreme temperatures
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Greco of
other is
Cleveland.
c 184%. gav • ■
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He displayed,)
ird left hoolt
was a five-place SAT plane.
/. C. INGRAM IS HERE
FOR* 2-MONTH VISIT
"E £ (* "T f2 tT GA fA A ( 1B police station, officers left to
I IB K 2 E I II E I _ I I HA I _ F2 a couple came
E TanEWEm ■ “ • cently from ‘Waco.
Comes on Annual Trip From Cadi-
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KEEFE
7 ESTORAGE
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Abducted Driver Fails to
Identify Suspect Found
. - in School.
_______ _ Hospital when the gasket of an > rules committee report at the
Bruzos Valley and was appointed ‘ ol oFt ric refrigerator blew out to- opening session of the American. .... • .
receiver in 1919 j , 1 Football Coaches Association. that it does away with a tie score:
Pe. TmiHi., eereor of General ’ ' . ■„ , Using the 1929 football guide,
yT2e who is ar orE old As the fumes spread thru the he showed that in the 1487 games there were only
datesbak to the Spanisi-Ameri ; ward nurses hurriedly removed 30 ( played in 1929 there was an aver-and enly 43 "n"
can war. when he was lieutenant- children to safety. One nurse and aze of 3.45 touchdowns er game
colonel of the First Texas- Cav- ' 10 children were overcome by tiieland an average of 21 points per
. ..... - ----• --- । v . i nnn. ' game. Figuring on an average of for the extra points was made by
None was in a. - nous 160 plays each game, Thistleth-lthe gamblers. •• •
a branch bank of the Cleveland
Trust Compat and taking al-
most $1,000, fled.
- NOTED EDUCATOR 18 DEAP
By United Frees.
TOPEKA, Kan., Dec. 30.—Fu-
neral services will be held Wed-
nesday for Dr. David R.«Kerr, 79,
retired educator, Presbyterian
minister, and writer on theologic-
al subject, who died in a hospital
hers yesterday of pneumonia.
Complete Wire Reports of the UNITED PRESS, Greatest World* Wide News Service
The Fort Worth Press
. k THE WEATHER: TONIGHT AND TUESDAY FAIR; WARMER TONIGHT
by the society as an act of mer- escaped injury and brought the
wounded men here. No trace of
a hospital here today
j ular fire swept the Albert Schwt!
' Company Grain Elevator in South1
. _ A--, nri -Ac- Chicago this afternoon, endanger-
DAYS AFTER RELEASE ing 800,000 bushels of grain and
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during the last 24 hours ranged
between 63 and 42 degrees Am-
arillo, with 32 degrees, and Hous-
ton with 66 degrees, had the
XX hat. is his reaction toward 4le
bumptious, presumptious, care- of the
tors here—to succeed F E. Clar-
’a Sunny farewell hunt for torturer two officers killed
Fair and waner la Landis OF DOG FRUITLESS DURING LIQUOR RAID
e same time as Weuthe I ed % .st. Louis Reward Fund Passes Others In Party Search for
released by city The old- year will go out smil- $2,500 Mark t nknow h Assassins.
Seek Waco Couple.
Waco officers also have noti-
fied North Texas cities to, watch
for a man and a woman who
k.
airy. In 1898 he was captain 1 rumes.
of the thirl)-third infantry in
the Philippif insurrection. condition.
owa. boxeT
o of Clevey
it 10-roum i
are Garder !
I to qualif:
ick Sharke:
next Febre
the • Texas &
: Electric Bond firm.
luiet and irreglar.. --
SCRIPPS-MOWARD
oral fountain pens takn: ,
Teague, a driver" Tor the White
Land Cadillac Company of Waco,
called Fort Worth police from
Alvarado early Sunday. He said
tiut two men, one dressed as a
woman, hired his auto at 7 p. m.
Saturday.
After drhin- in,Waco for sev-
eral, hours, Shiv asked. If he knew
of some doctor who would go 15
NTEW YORK, Dec. -361 -Th
It New York.Dally New.s,de-
voted its "Enquiring Photog-
rapher" column today to re-
searches in the technique . of
osculatior and when the er-
But he was no sooner out of nI n VEAD rA QMII E
city jail than he was arrested U LU,T E An IU •WIILF
the South Side. --——■
The fire got .out of-' control, A CLEVELAND Ohio, Dec. 30-
;■ , A score of policemen crouched
shortly after a 4-11 alarm was, around a wooded park here to-
turned in and threatened to spread day waiting for the last of Tour
Het her out and had just re-
med pie flight when the
ee "crash Occurred.
-——Fhe plane, "Miss Amarillo,"
SIXCINNATI, Dec. 30.—
BKshy Gralam, Utica, N. Y.,
former bantamweight boxing
OXFORD, N. C., Dec. 30.—
yesterday.
The dead: Kelsey Hearne, 7,
and James Hearne. 9, brothers;
and Jim Webster, 12.
Miss Stocker was attempting
to make a landing after she had
Seen stunting over the field.
png many shores.
I And what. do we learn from
this intimate contact with the
Blind of a college educator? ...
pf an educator who is president
if a sectarian college?
I Amazing to me is the human:
less of the man, . . . his amused
olerance of the wrld and its
oibles. ...his understanding of'
ke young man and woman. He
Hossesses their minds;, he under-
Bands what they are thinking,
khat they are feeling. And he
dnmpathizes with them in their’
#opings, in their doubtful moy-
& forward in a world which is
w clearly illuminated at all
Mhes.
MPollege life is a cloistered ex-
dhnce, and we hve come to
#0k on the educator as a sort of
idmit, . .. a man who comes
Mdking into the sunlight now
Mthep, only to’scuttle back to
(TurntoPage
McNutt, were
officers.
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Fort Worth Real Estate Board
will hear summarizing committee
reports at its last meeting of 1929
at the Westbrook Hotel Tuesday.
New officers will be installed
Jan. 7. These are: James D’Arcy,
president; W, B. Gregory, first
vice president; Brown Harwood,
second vice president; C. R. Vick-
ery, secretary; XV. J. Bailey, treas-
urer, and M. H. Dirks and D. O.
Modlin, new directors.
wife burns Herself
TO DEATH IN QUARREL
i clear mar
to Kurt hi
the finis'
i frerce rail.
S.G. Clark, 77. Buried From Home
of Mrs. Scott
Funeral services for S. G. Clark,
77. veteran railroad conductor,
were held at 2:30 p. m. Sunday
at the home of, Mrs. Walter Scott,
1904 Rockrige Terrace.
Burial was in Greenwood Ceme-
tery. Several hundred friends
paid tribute at the grave.
Clark, wha was a conductor on
the Fort Worth and Denver Rail-
road for mor than 40 years, died
Frtday At his home, 709 East
FIVE DIE IN S.A.T. PLANE GRAS
i body. Doctors
trains loaded with holiday throngs en route to their homes for
Christmas met in ersff&Btacular collision on a crossing at Avondale, La., just outsidi of
S'ew Orleans—and t)ic picture above shows the insult. A firematkjeus killed and an
announced engineer badly injured, but no passengers were hurt. The trains t^rc the Louisiana'
Clarity held ' Limited of the Texas & Pacific Railroad, and a Southern Pacific express.
to get started.
Three of the fairly numerous
. years of my IMe went echoing
• down the long corridors- of a
cloistered college life.
Those years were spent in
close association with college
professors. . . . and in one or two
ivstanees, intimate association.
During that time, I was faintly
stirred by a curiosity concerning
this species dt human Oeing.
• I wondered—when I took time
to wonder—what, in fact, a cut-
lege professor was. . . . and "why.
Qute a few years have- tassd
since the sound of my eager 'uot
' steps was stilled in the temple of.
learning; bit I have evur. ceased .
to wonder—at odd imues—a'.out
the college professor—what he
is. and why.
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I MEAN by that, what does the
L college professor think about:
miles in the country to see, a sick.
T person. Tea gue replid ' Chat Tie*
bullet wounds
Charles Caisa. teller, grabbed
up a pistol as soon as the rob-
bers had .backed -out and fol-
lowed them.
One of the captured men gave
AMONG DEAD
Lieut. RSGn H. Gray and
Wife Lose Lives in
Crack-Up.
HoteWrth. Mrs. Ingram is with
him."’
Among Ingram's Fort Worth
property holdings are two entire
iHockson Main Street.
1 . . - .
Lawrence Teague of Waco told
Fort Worth police late Monday
that a suspect they arrested as
he slept in a looted high school
was not the man who kidnaped I
him near Waco.
•Teague arrived here with Chief
of Police Hollis Barron of XVaco
and Sheriff Joe Crawford, Cle-
burne, who are helping in the
hunt for the couple who kid-
naped Teague and Dr. C. G.
Swift Jr.
After viewing the suspect at
storming airplane piloted by Miss i hand last Thursday was-arrested
Dorothy Stocker, Houston, took for fatally shooting Steve Pres-
the lives of three negro boys and , ton at 406 Lamar, according to
seriously Injured another when 1 H. E. Brackeen, brother and
it crashed into a crowd here late other relatives.
By United PresB.
HEARNE, Dec
30.—A barn-1 telle Stout, whose estranged hus-
turned over t pohice, ,wrse<I in domestic trihu iitwn. ~
. .who recommends for J 9.10 a
Dnwi Escapes; Mloyediet" o reduce the New
Dr, Swift esenped on the Pallas* r Year’s matrimonia casualties.
MOUHLV TEMFERATL KES
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Sun rises 7:32 and seta 3:32. .
CAN BENITO, Dec. 30.—A
• greater voltage than is
usd in the electric chair at
"Huntsville and a fall from a
high, line together failed to
take the life of L. B. Lince-
cum, Central Power & Light
employe. He is ina Harlingen
hospital with a good chance to
recover.
He came in contact with a
wire carrying 33,000 volts
near Sebastian yesterday and
the first inkling his compan-
ions had of the accident was
when they" heard the crackling
of the sparks and saw his
body fall at their feet.
eand bake:
rowd, if no i.
were stuffed
PERSONS ARE
Happy Told.
station at Wautauga Christmas
Day.
His .attorneys obtained a writ
of habeas corpus from Judge
George Hosey in Criminal Dis-
trict Court Saturday afternoon.
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millionaire prop-
ett owner of fort Worth— afd - 4
BevrlyrHUs Culs is fn Fort
Worth fra {wgmonths yisit.
-Ingram moved to BeveklyHilla
nineseers ago arter living in Fort
Worth,. He spends nine
months ofihe ear on the coast
and two mophs of each year in
Ship Had Landed to Drop
Passenger and Started
to Resume Flight.
AMARILLO, Texas, Dec.
30.—Five persons were killed
this afternoon when a plane
piloted by Lieut. Robert H.
(Hector) Gray, crashed near
the Hillcrest Country Club
here, -v
The dead:
LIEUTENANT GRAY and
his wife.
. R. L. ALLISON, tire dealer.
ROBERT MOORE, filling
station proprietor.
C. M. DILLON.
Gray was former opera-
tions manager of TAT at
Fort Worth and recently was
sent back to Amarillo as di-
vision manager for Southern
Air Transport. The other
victims also lived in Amarillo.
Mrs. Dillon had been riding
with her husband over the ,
hasgNggaz
3.
Others in the—raiding party
By ynitea Press,
AUSTIN. Dec. 30.—Mrs. W. H.
Richardson, 70, died here late
Sunday from burns received when
her clothing became ignited from
a stove ather bope
species known as a college
student? .ty, resigned.
And wha; is his reaction to- Hulen will appoint a general
ward life? . . . toward the world? , . ,
.... , ■ . manager, later, be,
I hex are a sell -effacing lotyhe , . ...
theegollege, professors. You wee j* er his elec
them about the campus, speak to -o-n -8a
them respectrully, and get in
turn, a grave greeting.
n wimunnu nmmmuamrmuasmumm ' . ■
rxiSxWACO AN NAMED'
days.
Thinking back now on the tone
I used with that remark, I am a
little em bar ragged. I spoke as
though this book waa a piece of
light fiction. ... something tp-
while away the holiday hours
with.
I say embarrassed, because it
is not that kind of a book at all.
It is not a book to read—it is
You understand somewhat
r - - that they have a iom
on or near the campus ,tha they
have a family somewhere. And
if you pursue the thought further
—which very likely you won’t-
you will acknowledge to yourself,
with someting akin to amaze-
ment, that they have the emo-
tions of other men, that they
have cares and responsibilites,
that they have a human side
pretty much as other men.
But you rarely s e -.bat side of
tii m. All you see .a the teach-1.
tl professor, the lerturer.
Fort Worth Believed to
Conceal Woman and
Man Involved.
WILL HEAR REPORTS what Landis predicts for Fort
------ Worth.
to several nearby warehouses. | bank robbers to show himself.
Thousanisyot steel mill workers! Two were captured; another
lathered, to see the flanes spurt had escaped.
from the 100-foot elevator, adding i The four bandits had held up
to the difficulty of fire fighters.
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its kind in the world, it ws
learned today,
/Workers are; preparing mar
chinery and equipment for
worked in a Waco aotel recent- xianufacturing the liquor un-
iv and who resenible the baifalt "der a permit issued recently.
The Contract will keep
persons employed for
WACO COUPLE
ARE HONIED
IN KIDNAPING
temperatures here
golf course and" had asked to
be landed to play golf with
some friends. Gray landed
the ship on the fairways and
single point. •
"But' under the extra point
overseas a year and a half.
-He began his railway career in
1907 ns commercial agent of the
.Frisco at Houston. ′ the
Rock Island and Frsco merged,
in 1909, he became general
Carb stocks active and mixed;
Grains lower on liquidation.
Produce exchange secuidtlesk
(Further market news ali Page 12).
diet of six. young women was
. brought in' these facts *tood-‛
out a
AITot then had been kissed.,
only one of the six hinted
that she. did not like it.
, All of them closed their
eyes during the process.
The question put to the six
The opposite is true.
It is big. It is wide. Religion
LEASES 0 HOUSTON
FOR $141/600 RENTALS
Fischers and ilen ' Shoe Firms
Obtan space..
Two Houston Street leases, to-
taling $141,600’ in rentals, were
announced Monday by H. C. Now-
lin of J. G., Clark & Company.
The Fischers Company, hand-
ling ladies' ready-to-wear, has
leased 25 feet at 313 Houston St.
The lease was made by • Julius
Fischers with the McCollough Es-
tate.
The Fischers Company has sub-
leased 15 feet to the Allen Shoe
Compary, a concert! with Stores
from coast to coast.
Another chain store will begin
business in the block Jan. 1. This
is the Mangels Company, handling
women's ready-to-wear, which will
move into 311 Houston Street.
Repairs toicoft $40,000 will be
made to the buibdine _
"Pji
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birthdagyeans nothing to me. , . .
except .Wither year in the OCCURS AT TAKEOFF
lege Man's Religion. n _____ .
. Dr. WWaite came by to see me on Writ 1s Rearrested mobilizing ^l the fire avpartus ^n;
a day or so before Christmas and on Robbery Charge.
graciously autographed one of his «
books. ■ - 1 ’ Life is just a story of in again.
I remarked that I proposed to out again for A, L. McNutt,
SEARCH IS WIDENED
For ■ East Texas, he forecasts
fair and warmer conditions Mon-
day night, fair and warmer
weather in the extreme east por-
tion Tuesday/
The prediction for West Texas
is fair, somewhat warmer in the
expression of
face as he hit
» scrambled to
ng but Taylor'4
own and he did
tand the ring
eight.
lay groanin. iv
and referee con J
and Mastro’*
as the winner,
infusion at least
CONNELLSVILLE, Fa . Dec.
U 30. - Prod nation of 2,500.-
000 gallons of whisky will
start shortly in the Bradford
distillery of A. Overholt &
Company, the largest plant of
I in the ninti
aylorand Mas:
the ropes and
nor outside the
Taylor was on
he dive, out ol
iters had beer
. Taylor crowd*
oth men were
they lilt tie
T OS ANGELES, Dec. 30.—
L Hospital attaches spent
two feverish days searching
trash piles for the bandage
Mrs. Pablo Garcia threw away
because it bothered her. When
they found it the $15,000
worth of radium it contained
was intact.
aget. Later he became general
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S. Landis.
. I Uy United P‛res«,
Late News-Sports— I
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■ girls chpsen at randum was:
' "Why do* ‘girls- close their
eyes while being kissed?"-
nd it comes as a sort of shock
to tearn that tills man waon yo , ।
ab ays regarded as a mere ren I-
▼ulr of learning, can look at lite
humorously, keenly, discerningly.
and humanly.
V • •
A LL that by way of preface i
R have just read a book writ-
ten by a college president.
Since there is no secret about
it, I might as well declare here
and now that the author Is E. M. I
XX aits, president of Texas Chris-
tian University.
The name of the book is A Col-
in its account of the shooting,
The Press erroneously stated she
was a cousin of Mrs. Goodwin,
for which it apologizes and
wishes to correct the statement
that has equbarrassed Mrs. Good-
win's surviving relatives.
ing. Weatherman D. I
predicted Monday.
Fair and warmer
"So I won't have to look at j
the man," said Miss Lillian 1
Quist.
"It's impossible for a weak i
‘girl to avoid being kissed these i
days,’" she added, hinting that |
expediency rather than enthu-
Miasm governed their* oscula-, I
his name as
Cleveland, and
Frank Amato
Greco’s pockets
with money.
d bet ween a t he
the flbrand
s awarded tin , __
1OM the title, one might get
ove for at least T the impression that this book I
, was fully con ’s narrow in them ' "
not control the
Superior Jndge B, Rey
Schater .who prescribes for
-about 1,000 cases of family :
trouble monthly, offers 10
rule? for A hapvy. arriage,
, among then" the sggestion
‘ llfat tom much’ kissing drive'S-*'
.love away. ..
"Be affectionater but moder-
ately so," says Judge Schauer. ►
2> — An uni
f a scheduled
een young Earl
ylor last nigh'
as much in the
the legitimate
tor the feath-
held by Bat
Mekhiney highway ‘and - walked
into Dallas. Teague was pit from,,
his auto, wfich his-captors-com-
mandeered, near Burleson.--.
The night watehman ' at the
Jennings school her found the
suspect asleep, and called Emer-
gency twicers Ed Ruckjan and-
iH. N. McClanahan. Fgur .. school-
rooms had been ent red, and' sev-
28.—Ger
this date last year were: 51 and
36.
Extremes this date all years:
77, 1909; 15, 1927.
Barometer 7 as m. Monday,
30.08. Humidity, 69.
Wind, southwest. Velocity, 5
miles an hour. -
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 80.
—Attorneys for Dr. James
Howard Snook, former univer-
sity professor who is con-
demned to die January 81, for
the murder of his co-ed sweet-
heart, Theora Hix, filed mo-
tion in the State Supreme
Court today seeking a revers-
al of the court's decision re-
fusing to review Snook’s ap-
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Dec. 30. — j Bernard Puryear, a deputy sher-
While a reward fund passed the, . noliceman
$2,500 mark, police and Humane Hl' an" mae" lufK’ Ponceman,
Society officers admitted they died in
were at a- standstill today in ef-
forts to find the person who
sewed a small dog's mtth shut
last week.
The dog, a terrier, was killed
--—--—
IF
Risko. ' “
owd send:
ley's oppon
Thirty-sixth Division He was
less, s If-contident, . egotistical
rounds. Riako,
cut over the
the fight to
ed the cheer:
Will Retain Post as the
Receiver of Texas
and Brazos.
General John A. Huhn’ of.
Sets Fire to Clothing After Spat
. With Husband
By United Frees. ».
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 30. — En-
raged after an argument with
her husband, Mrs. Augusta Wid-
ner, 36, burned herself to death
by touching a match to her
clothing after saturating it with
turpentine.
Dashing into the kitchen, Mrs.
Widner seized the turpentine,
spread it on her clothes and was
a human torch before her hus-
'band could reach her.
T-OS ANGELES, Dec. 30.-
■Li XTome^ntw a jurisi, on*
. ____ ' here, is a loose term defining
man’s spiritual relations to all
JUKI IEI i the facts of the universe.
OR FIGHT\ it is a series of lectures, of es-
1 suys, of speeches made and writ:
Aten by the author in the course of
Dec. 28. Ju i-be past several years.
ampton has been. There is a sort of unity
seorge Courtney throughout' thp 1200k, yet each
a 10-round bou?chapter stands-4n5 •
e Garden, Jan. 3, I
___‛NHE man’s igeellect covers a
' I wide expane—a sea wash-
NEW YORK, Dec. 30——For-
IN mer Governor Alfred E.
i Smith went “to business as
usual” on bis fifty-sixth birth-
1 day today.
"I am very happy to be
alive ahd well," he said. "I'm
going to business as usual. A
oved greatr.
ed in thesv
lacks th-1
g last night
ight of Pha । I.
it sufficient
r first-ciasp
that is - the -
ruff}" ha-
champion, was suspended in-
definitely today by the Nation-
al loxing Association for step-
ping out of a 10-round match
here Wednesday afternoon with
Freddy Miller.
•2"
OCEAN CITY, Md., Dec. 80.
—Eight men ami a cargo of
choice wihsky a aliietl at $100,-
000 were seized by a lone
coast guardsman on the bench
near here today.
• : .
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-
Senator Blaine, Republican,
Wisconsin, said today'he was
preparing a resolution calling
ipon President Hoover to rec-
ognize the new government of
India. It will be introduced
in the senate as soon as con-
gress reconvenes.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 80.
— Secretary of Labor James J.
Davis is considering becoming
a candidate for United States
senator instead of governor of
Pennsylvania. It became known
today.
medical case coutpiningl
waite pointed out that a team had
to average 7.7 plays to produce
HUsPFSPPFFNE EXTRA POINT PLAY
command of the Texas National i - . .1_
Guard and during the would war on cgam.. A.. । a +.
was brigade commander in the 30 Chiidren Are Led to
' Safety from Fumes. , —---
By United Presa "'NEW YORK, Dec. 30.— Recom-
MEMPHIS,' Dec.' 30.— Promptimendations that the point after
work on thetpart of nurses and -touchdown be abolished from font-
. . ball rules were made today by
internes prevented a panic in the Coach Glen Thistlethwaite of the
'Children's division of the General University of Wisconsin in the
did not. *
. Tiie piiTr looked in tr'leli-phone
book and then got in touch wi
DrSwitt, "jolite wete tola. 4
• "To cqutcentrate on ¥etting a
—/ 4lirilL"-‘ia1d Miss Margaret
Teague said Dr. swTtrelused—comlan.
to enter the hired . aUW. and; "^TW\-tTit>l Hu* kj..*,—--4—
started- out in his own. Wwen NfSs Marjorie Keith.
they were a few niles out in 1 •It# invijuntary ; men close :
the country, the pair lor^e^ Dr. “thir esene 'too." said dis's
SwifttoTeavennsmacmeThey ‘ Theresa ■ kebnedy. .
drove to Dallas and on thi- Me i - •So ( think or someon
Kinney Road the two held up nlwt- JmsideS th.- person who is '
Dr. Swift and. Teague. Accord kifg me," saidMiss Maude
ing to Teague, Swift lost $18. Mohr. e• -
The physician escaped and ran. "To forget, everthing else," ,
Teague was forced to drive back ; said Miss Betty MEnerney: 1
toward Waco. When Teague
was allowed to leave the auto,
the captors drove off in the
Chrysler sedan.
Three automatics, a small ma
chino gun and two suitcases
which the couple said contained
dope were in the aut, Teague
said. One said he was Al Ca-
pone's kid brother.
Mrs. Willie Reeder of Dallas
was in the restroom at a bus
statibn here Sunday night. She
found a physician's brief case,
containing medical supplies and
.instruments, and Dr. Swift's
'cards.
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