Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 81, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 19, 1928 Page: 2 of 10
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^WXWUH A THOUSAND THRILLS
sour l, ant ills proxy in favor of tba.
resolution of conildencw. • '
“I have a right to speak here and
X am goto* to speak hate from time
to time on what I retard as the
outstanding issues.” Heflin shouted.
Tin not. asleep. They oant silence
me n"Vv they poison me or murdar
me. 1 am going to do my duty as
I see it as long as Ood gives me the
strength to do it.”
“No one will; think that I. a Re-
publican. was present at a Demo-
cratic conference.” Senator Mooes
said, “but I have been informed
what happened and that was that
the rpnfrrence voted 94 to 1 in favor
Of (he Democratic leader.1*
I repeatedly stated I expected
the party to vote as It did,” Heflin
continued. ~
“I don’t have to go to the senator
from Arkansas to get permission to
speak about Governor Smith. It
will be a sad day far the Democratic
party when it taues up with a wet.
a nullifier. a Tammanyite and a
Roman Catholic.”
Stolons Rally
to Robinson
MIAMI. Fla, Jan, 1*.—VP)—.AU
International Labor Unions will be
ca)kd into conferesyx on strike in-
junction legislation at Washington.
February 7. President Wtlbam Green
of the American Federation of Labor
announced today, after the morn-
ing-meeting of the federation exe-
cutive council in session here.
WIOBBTA FALLS. Jan. 19.-
—l*a. Ruhr Underwood of Wkf
Falls left Thursday aftenfbon
Ins Angeles to Join her brother
law. O. S. King, for whom a nat
wide search ended shore*; be
midnight Wednesday whfll he
pdaled to police in the Califo
city to notify his wife in Al\ J
Texas that he was there.
“I don't know any better (
you what I am doing here, he
«ot hero or what I have done s •
I have been here; Z Jutt cam
myself a few mnutes ago.” he
quoted as teumg the Los Anc
HATS
The regular weekly luncheon of
the Brown wood Kiwanls Club was
well attended today noon at the
Oraham Hotel and much enthu-
siasm was shown by all present in
the chief topic of discussion, that of
Bay Scout work in Brawn wood and
this section. In response to an an-
nouncement made by Scout Execu-
tive Jack Brunberg. the Kiwarns as
a unit voted to assist uf the local
-Hey Scout drive planned for next
week, beginning Monday morning.
Dr. Homer Alien is the chib com-
mittee chairmen -on Boy Seoul work
end he will lead the Kiwanls in this
financial drive for Brown wood's
boys
O. C Walker, cashier of the
Brownwood State Bank, attended as
a guest of Tcirt Posey. Mr. Walker
in speaking cf thr financial outlook
for the cbubUry rtMrsr? 1329 predict-
ed one of tiie must pi grussive years
Mat Brownwood and Brown County
has ever seen. Mr. Walker is a
member of the local Lions Club.
Arch King presemeu as his club
guest. James D. McLean. ■ of ttjie
local Chrysler agency. Mr. McLean
came here rpcentlyirom Ranger.
Miss Sue Me Elroy, a member of
the Howard Payne Girls .Otoe Club,
entertained the Ki wards with two
pleasing vocal numbers. She was
accompanied at. the piano by Miss
Lais Cos ten J. Horace Shelton had
charge of the program today noon.
REDUCED
V Mt ^ '—
S5M to $10.00
WASHINGTON. Jan. 19.- UP) —
In overwhelming strength the Dem-
ccratir party in the Senate rallied
today ixhind Us floor leader. Robin-
son pf Arkansas, whose captaincy
had been challenged after he re-
buked Senator Heflitf lor thr Ala-
baman’s. repeated attacks on—th.‘
Catholic church and pov. Smith
By formal resolution. adopted in
party conference with but one dis- .
renting voir, "the Democratic Sena-1,
tors declared their ••eonlirtence" inT
their ciricf.
Heflin hunself. who issued the
challenge to Robinson’s leadership
yesterday in as colorful a passage
at words as the Senate has heard
in many years, did not attend the ,
conference. He said afterward that
resolution adopted was no rebuke
to him. ana tost he had “Just be-
gun” his Cenate speech making
against the New York governor and
his co-religionists.
• Owe Negative Vot?
— The one negative vote was cast by
Trammell of Florida, who said he >1
did not regard yesterday 's tilt be-1
tween Robinson and Heflin as a1
In all. a
TwyPay Fines
Statutory flung,
I,. in County Co
include black oyfbncy WNkI. The
savings. A big selection i\a'goo<
high and Mv brims to fit youKt^wi
requirement*^ \
MENf—Friday and Sajunjay
two days of our January Qearan
Every Hat in our big stock reduce
Advantage of it! -
: the last
of Hats.
-Take
of Margaret Odell, lay the Jewel case. It was
been necessary to forte it. and beside H lay a
____ __ ■ _ cts in the rooms. ’ but when he came to the-
dres&ing table he paused, abruptly. Taking out his monocle, he adjusted It carefully and leaned over „
the broken Jewel eaaCL \
‘ This steel case.” he said.” “was never torn open by that wholly inadequate iron poker."
Heath nodded hi, head approvingly. ”8o you. too. noticed that, did you? And you're dead right.
That poker might have twisted the box a little but it never snapped the lock.”;
He turned to Inspector Moran.
"I say!" Vance commented. - "Hometiling devilish queer took place here last night."
1 “Oh. not so queer.* Heath amended. “It was a thorough Job. all right, but there's nothing myster-
ious about it.” y , ■ \ . . ■
i Vance poiisiied hi", monocle and put it away
turned carelessly.
shore1** .i’ \
And there you have thr key to one of the ihost baffling murder mysteries
tory. THE “CANARY" MURDER CASE. J»y 8. 8. Van Dine, author of THE BE
begins in The Bulletin Saturday.
■\N the dreasing table, not far from the murdered bod:
r twisted out of shape by the terrific leverage that hai
brass-handled poker.
matter for party action,
down of .the forty-six Democratic
Senators were absent -from the con-
ference. Three of them. Bleasr of
South Carolina. Dill of Washington
and Neely of Went Virginia, sat near
by in the Senate chamber, where
proceedings were temporarily halted
by the wholesale Democratic shorn-
Return Fr<
to ’ Va
and Big C
WOMAN QUELLS JAIL RIOT
_______ _ If you go to work on that basis. Sergeant.", he re-
'T greatly fear you’li run aground on a reel. And may kind Heaven bring you safe to
New York police hls-
£\by 8. 8. Van Dine author of THE BENSON MURDP
Watch for it! You’ll want to read every- thrilling chapter!
r The conference resolution did not
mention Heflin by name, but H did
take direct issue with him on one
feature of his attack on Rnt»n»oii
IT*? Alabaman had demanded Rob-
lasou s removal from the Mexican
slush fund committee, and the Dem-
scciatic conference voted its confl-
uence in the leader’s work on that
committee. The text of the reso-
lUtkxv foOowst
Mr. and Mrs. J. Claude S
returned late Wednesday aften
fmm a two week's vacation s
in vtsiOng-points tn the Rio Or
YsllejK. fr am San Antonio to Bnr
vtUe. On the return trip Mr.:
Mia. Smith attends^ the an
convention of Texas Botttefs /
elation hbld in San Antonio.
Mr. Smith came back to Bn
wood fun of praise far the nor
ful highways that spread like e
throughout the Rio Grande Vi
It ie possible to travel all the
from 8an Antonio to Brown:
over fine highways with the ex
tton of about 90 miles and
strip is bei^g paved, he stated.
tire from dttnre service tn the
United States Army within a few
days, according to Captain Cl A.
McNeill company cotnmknder of
8ervtoe Company r atMUg 1 here
Sergeant Post wJT ha.-s served his
90 years in tie* army and will be
retired as a warrant officer with full
pay for the rnru.nder of bis life.
Sergeant Poet was a captain
during the World War and served
his country heroically throughout the
duration of the most destructive war,
ever known.
! Of leers of the local National
Ouard units are loud in their praise
of Sergqapt Poet as an officer and
as a man They attribute all of the
remarkable success attained by the
two local units and this entire divi-
sion of the National Guard to the
efficient work of Sergeant Post
They regret very much to see him
retire from his work here but re-
joice with him in that he has com-
pleted his time in the service and
Is now ready to take *1 vantage of
a well earned rest.
$10,000 Reward Is
Offered For Return
of Missing Girl
PLASHES OF LIFE
ershlp of Hermlor Robinson and in
his service on the special committee
named to investigate the alk£ed
secret Mexican documents.”
Senator Heffln told new-paper nt n
that in its original foivi the reso-
lution mentioned him bjnname. but
that the conference eliminated the
reference during its three-auait. rs
of an hour of dtecussion.\ Onvthis
point the senator* who attended tta
cor.tsrence were not talkative. \
The Alabaman also said he him-
self had thought of going before the
conference with a request that it
take some action regaining hi. pas-
sage yesterday with Robinson, but
that Senators Tyson of Tonnes**-
and Overman of North Carolina
asked him not to do sa Tyr-on later
said he merely had advised the Ala-
baman not to continue his attacks
op thf. party leader *
as ■-ffiSSESs’S
and officers should know tneir goL g“Uee ofthe United States Steel
srsrx as s ££■££
i “It can be done,” remains on the
- | wall. * ;
CHICAGO—The Beau Bnunmel '—o—
CX55! U.KDON -E A. WM the
for Hollywood to talk it over. H? » ‘ t[Ta cutn1
has plenty of nifty togs already. En^id teSu^S
t . * , . ’ *i£agUnd s big debt, will run for
NEW YORK—Mr. Levine intends Parliament, oor.t what it may. Al-
to horn in on Lindbergh. He plans irady he tree forfeited 11.500 fry
to Ry his Columbia to Havana to (ailuw to poU the required per—
lock over the conference next week, rentage in two by-election*, but he
—o— 1 is now ap indepHnre.it con*<rvmUve;
, candidate m Pa vet sham
LONDON "Macbeth” ts * to be —o— \
\* YEARST’OR ASM1LT |
DALLAS Jan. 19 . -<AV Tom
Wililama^ negro, who/kcveral weeks
ago a woman and obtained
a Job as sK.-rr\;»nt only to be dis-
covered as hr w m about to perpe-i
tiate an, assault on a white woman, j
was fined »l.odK :«*»d sentenced to1,
two years in jaiNbcri today for
} A1 Interested
J in Conflict
MORTUARY
/ RICE f.BOWERSWfT
JENNINGS. La. Jan 19—
The/trt-state grow-
ers. millers, bankers and ’others in-
terested in advertising and a preMer
rcnsnniplioii of that comniodityXin
tiie United States opened here to\
(lay with aoo delegates present from
lomsuna. Arkansas, and Texas.
Ldiu: Krklov. of Jouniugs pn-r kied
. ALBANY. N. Y, Jan. 19
Governor Smith has foUowe
interest' the acoountt of y<X
clash in the United Starfea
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
4fy Bios.
- Mrs Mary Ellen Miller, age 79.
wife of F. M. MUtar. 1101 Brady
Avenue., died at the family home
Thursday morning Tallowing an ill-
ness of several weeks duration. Mrs.
Miller was born in Rietaview. Illi-
nois. December 28, 1M9. She had
been living t in Brownwood for If
years prior to her death.
Mrs. Miller was a member of the
Fust Methodist Church .of Brown-
wood and had been active hi the
work of her church until her dee)In-
in* days 8he Joined the Methodist
Church when she was 30 years uf
age and since that time had been
cicely affiliated with the church of
her choice. She was a devout
:erday>
JH senate
of Alabama
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R|R8. HELENA DOLDER took office as sheriff of Dekalb caunty at
:T* Sycamore, Illinou. the other day. That same night the prisoners re-
belled—93 of there—at the mush diet, and loudly denounced “petti-
coat rule." When they refused to go to their cells. Mrs. Dolder turned
the fire boee on them, and they went back swiftly, And the negt
night they ate their mush and liked it. . . «• -• — •
-to Nooaseu
, Asoirf.voor
- MARVELOUS
M'PFORTH HOOVER
tad the accounts from Wash- DALLAS. Trx.. Jan. 19.--(41 —
with interest." but when Mrs Florence T. Orl wold of Sap
fqr comment, he declined U Antcnio. Republican national con»-
mlttrewoman. today liKUOd a state-
ment declaring she favored the at-
titude of R. B. Creator, Republican
national, committeeman for Texas.
Srie’LLlASP ,
NRf^OBfir^
GOV. MOODY TO BE HOST, AND-
Talk Water Rights
in Chamber Session
at Fort Worth Today
Eugene Nolle, state chairman, and;
others. Is supporting Herbert Hoovet
for the Rejiublican pmudcntlaL
nomination
COMING
MEPICAL^
v science!
and throughouj
years on earth and adhered rigidly
to the teachings of/her Master, r
Funeral serviceo- WUl be held Fri-
day afternoon ar two o'clock at the
First Mctliodpd Church and will bs
conducted by Rev. O. E. Cameron,
pastor ads the church, who will be
assisted "by Rev. J. W. Johnson, sup-
arannuate Methodist minister of
Brownwood.i Burial Wflf be made in
FORT WORTH. Tex , Jan 19.-
(A*)—Dates for the West Texas
Chamber of Commerce Convention
tn Fort Worth will be set by a com-
mittee composed of A W. Haynie,
president of the organtoatthn; Hom-
er D. Wade, manager, and Amos O.
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White, James C. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 81, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 19, 1928, newspaper, January 19, 1928; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1094029/m1/2/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.