The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 282, Ed. 1 Monday, November 28, 1932 Page: 2 of 4
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TELEPHONE NO. 1
A colored boy was strolling
through a cemetery reading the in-
scriptions cn the tombstones. He
came to one which read, “Not dead,
but sleeping."
Scratching his heed, the negro re-
marked: “He sure ain’t foolin' no-
body but hisself."—Ex.
fcfrMCiEKCY—feOONOMf
times e*travag»nt government !s a luxury we
ford^
times it is a drag on industry and the individual,
a barrier bo progress that Would otherwise be
times, it is one of the greatest obstacles We
rdle in the work of recovery—an obstacle creating
employment, more mortgage foreclosure, more Wist- j
a deeper depression.
is to convene soon. It wiH have before it many
of which deal with the problems of depression. It
as its duty the advancement of a recovery which
started. There is no way it could be el greater
ail of us than be reduce the cost Of gatCTfifBefit. It
it without in the least harming the teal, the neefes-
ictioiis of government It can eliminate useless and
bureaus, Commissions, pRffcdseteifc - department?
t. It dan cut millions from the budget. Do-
JfbttMl tifffe oftljr help relieve the tax burden—it would
P^-neWed e*amp!S to states a at fffimtefpalities,
it tzs a great deal more than does the government at
NOVEMBER 28. 1895
i One month from today the boy?
, will have to take a back s'ea- for
; then leap year rolls in and cl course
j the girls will make things hum.
i Mrs. W Deloney. after a months
[visit to relatives and friends, return-
| ed to her home in Hcuv.cn ye-tcr-
| day morning.
Pecans are wertn three cents and
offerings are large.
If ycu would have your wife wear
j a stylish hat. H Wilscn can gratify
I you.
In trying vo throw her whole soul
| itoto the music, an Atlanta bell is
I said to have broken her back in
I three plates.
Seme awkward mortals sqem un- ;
' able to move witheuf stepping on
the toes of somebody else.
When a man is tight he is so loose
he can hardly walk.—Galveston
News.
A Washington paper announces i
that that town is new overrun with '
tramps. The new crop cf congress-
men evidently is beginning to ar-
rive—Chicago Dispatch.
Miss Carey Bell, a Cuero’belle l^f*
this morning for the PettuS ranch
with Miss Lillie Pettus on a visit
to the latter
The original Uncle Tcm of “Uncle!
Total's Cabin" has just died again in
Lexington
r, economy, service—those are the watchwords of
businesses now. They mtftrt likewise be the watch-
to ail its bfaneftea. cStizeks of the WOMd
HP With gTeat Interest the actions of Congress. We in
B be witching with millions of others, and all Of os
Ip-hut one hope—that government economies Will be
great problems of today are out politteal . problems
g mmotme, ftWActtti, smm. Ttey vma&tMy
Bpn. All aay Resident baft do to solve them Is to give
to Assist the pceple With the power of government.
a shorter w6ek *lf aH Weeks riy by as fast as
lust before Christmas, IRbot’s problems will
is increasing. Secretary of fJottathertse ChUpto de-
1t Of passengers caTri^i on the lines dur-
thfc total for the previous year and
three times the total for 1926.
was
pu
has apparently halted road construction in
si* not going to get by with his “smart n*yvfc” wltft-
hoWever. Attorhey-General iftfimy Allred is now
this ftght, and there are a half million Texans with
WORDS WITH THEIR
FOOLISH MEANINGS
Accident—A condition of affairs in 1
Which pfreafcnfce Of mind is good, but <
absence of body better.
Advice—A commodity peddled by
your lawyer and given away by your
mother-lh-Iaw.
Alphabet—A toy for the children.,
feund in books, blocks and pictures;!
contains 26 lettets and only three’
syllables
Athlete—A dignified bunch of
muscles ifnflbte to chop wood or j
shift the ashes. .
Dance—A brisk physical exercise
invented J»y St. Vitus.
Dust—Mud with, the juice squeez- f
ed out.
Bcho—The only thing that can:
beat a woman out of a last word
Egg—A wholesome, vet fowl, prod-
uct of nc use until broken
Hug—A roundabout way to ex-
pressing affection.
JoSe a form of Humor enjoyed by
some and misunderstood by most; in
England it requires a diagram andi
letters.—fexchange.
Select Jury in -
Corpus Murder Case
tkMPWs etamti. nov. ».-j
of a Jury began
trtre today for the murder trial of
Xttac Dfcvls who is charged with
Biasring Arthur S. Dowd, manager
df the Nuectt httael.
The trial opened after the defense
asked a severance of the 'state's
due against DavW wife, also charg- I
ed. the Case against the woman was {
dismissed.
The defense indicated _ Davis
would offer a self defense plea. The
dearth penalty was to be asked ac-
Croding to the prosecution.
MONDAY, NOVCMBFP. 28, 193$ \
Roosevelt Desires For
Farm Relief And Beer
Guide Congress Session
i-'HING
...ibitiou
h
program
relief , control is exnected. The plan how-
ever is tc delay it. if possible, until
late summer or fall. &1 order to give
the new president an opportunity to
tbeceme acquainted with his duties.
Tim* Is Important
Interspersed with repeal, beer and
. farm relief will be consideration of
economy in the framing the appro-
priation bills.' the question of pos-
sible tax increases. the soldier
benus and ether veterans relief
measures, possible additional bills
for unemployment relief, and war
debts.
This congress is a heterogeneous
one and the element of time is im-
portant. It will sit a total of 162
“lame ducks, members who are ie-
^ ir3..yaii«c j tiring voluntarily. These mcHrito
siclcnt-eleci Roosevelt. such leaders in the senate as Repud-
iate the
of • congress
ek from Mon-
"c course largely will
by -hr de-ire.4 of Presi-
1 rankiin D. Rooser.:It
unp ofTice automatically
w.hrotion cn March 4.
It? short session usually is
1 with cleaning up the
cf' the executive and
vcwng the appropriation bills, this
final session cf the seventy-second
congress. its members chastened by
the election, will be rather a pre-
lude to the" incoming administra-
tion. Such, u wili tackle in advance
the major immediate* legislative
aims cf Pi
Therefore. repeal of the
Eighteenth amendment, legalization
cf beer and form relief will have its
prompt attention as it begins to
lican Flcor Leader Jamek E. Wat-
son Ind,.: Chairman Reed Smoot of
the finance committee, and Beak-
tor George H Moses. New Hamp-
simultanecusly. the routine shire, president pre-tem. as wen
passing the key men in the house leaderishij;
i These men still hold
pewer in the coming short
and therefore will be able. If**they
desire, to check and thwart some of
the legislative alms of the
pf'rfci m
wcik of farming and
annual supply bills.
Sc thoroughly has the mandate of
the recent elections impressed it-
self upen congress that Speaker of
the House John N. Garner has
planned to bring up the question of' crate. Because of this sltui
! repeal of the Eighteenth amendment predictions as to what congress wtU
. on the opening day of the session do are unsafe,
under extraordinary procedure.
i' This i? possible through suspen- Cowbow Stew and Barbecue DMl=
isicn of the rules of the hoi^e.; ner at* Legion Rodeo. Nov. - 30.
| which require a two thirds vote. Take some home— (advt.)
! Twc-thirds. likewise, is required for j
As Death Rushed by Speed Demon
h
'Frank Suess probably wouldn’t give a thin dime for
his chances, nor would anyone else who witnessed this
6cene. when this ohotd was made daring an auto race
at Los Angeles. The car in which Suess was traveling
at terrific sored is shown in tKe remarkable "shot” as
it east two wheels, throwing the driver out ol the
cockpit. Suess slid for 50 feet across the track in the
path of oncoming cars, but miraculously escaped
injury. A few minutes later he was at the pits look-
ing fot another ear to drive.
DOROTHY DARNIT
fS mare tlill deny several thousand men employ-
highway projects It will deny many Texas counties
projeet* jrifti is starttog mil mhy. His Wife is
fff®ce, firut Jim is taking the wheel. Nb one is Sur-
4i drafting a new war debt appeal. I^ncle Sam could
«ven more pitiful appeal most iHrely tot the pay-
war debts. Britain needs the fndney no more
S0c TOOTH BRUSH
•ad 2—25c Tubes of Colgate*
Ribbon Dental Cream
fi^r 4 Qc
O. KUNITZ, Druggist
j submission of a constitutional |
j amendment.
The ways and means committee
is scheduled to meet Wednesday af-
ter congress convenes to begin con-
sideration of a bill to modify the
Volstead act to permit beer for con-
sumption in homes, hotels and res- i
taurants. as part of the Democratic
j pregram to push this legislation
through at the ‘short session. Oar-
ner wants action by the house be-
| fore Chirstmas.
^ At an early date the agriculture
| committees ox house and senate will
begin to formulate a farm relief
bill to suit ^Cbosevelt.
Roosevelt Subjects
The president-elect has chosen
i the two subjects—prohibition reform
and farm relief—fer action at the
; short session for two reasons. He
-1 has singled these cut as being ap-
parently. at this time, the greatest
sources of discontent. Once these
are cleared from the boards, he feels
,the way will be open for a con-
• structive economy relief program.
Also he would like their disposal
i at this session in ortler to avoid an
j extra, session as soon after he comes
into office. An extra session of the
new seventy-third congress in
End Serious Coughs
i Creomulsioa
With
Don’t let them get a strangle hcM.
Ftght germs quickly. CreoandttOB com-
bines the 7 beat helps known to modern
j science. Powerful but harmless. TVasaUt
, to take. No narcotics. Your druggist will
refund your money if any cough or cold
no matter how long standing is not re-
j lieved by Creomulsion. (adv.)
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Howerton, J. C. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 282, Ed. 1 Monday, November 28, 1932, newspaper, November 28, 1932; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1089723/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.