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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
Colombia Orders
Red Deportation

BOGOTA, Colombia. July SOP
Dispatches from Baranruilla today
said Alberto Castrillon. Colombian
workmen's delegate to the last Mos
COW conference. had been ordered
dcported 70 Mexico lv the DEPART
mental governor on instructions
from the ministers Of state and war.
The action threatens 70 prolonE
the bitter congressional debate on
the governments proposed anti-com-
munist legislation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
Wilkins to Fly Old
Plane to South Pole

LOS ANGELES. July 3n.-lPl-The
monoplane that carried Captain Sir
George ". wilkins over the north
pole last April has been picked by
the famous explorer for his coming
flight in which he will explore the
region Of the south pole.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
WORKERS Are
UNDER CLOUD
over EUROPE
Britain Threatens to
Lay OFF Spinners;
Grain Supply Short
Throughout Russia
BY MELVIN E. COLEMAN

by r..
Cable Editor, The Associated Press
Shadows are deeping over the in
dustrial workers Of England and
Russia. In the one case work for
the unemployed and continued jobs
for those who have them, in the 9TH
er the problem Of getting bread TO
the city workers, are engaging the
attention Of state councils.
a report from a British govern
ment board said fatty that 20O,0 0
coal miners must be moved from
their present abodes as they have
no chance 70 make a living where
they are now domiciled. Then rail-
way workers and managers got to-
gether and accepted salary and wage
cuts from the highest to the lowest
ranks in order TO help their COM
panies bridge the chasm OF dwin-
ding traffic.
Spinners to Quit
A third great basic industry Of
the home land of the British en-
pire, the cotton spinning mills Of
Manchester, faces a complete shut
down. Mill owners have seized upon
an individuals dispute with his
AAAAhAA rs AA &AAAHG " hAAfAANAAAAAh
a lockout Of 100000 mill hands. but
back Of this il a condition Of de-
preston in the whole industry that
has defied the best thought Of the
mill owners. English mills must ex-
port most Of their product and new
factories in Japan, India and China,
where cotton goods are the regular
clothing Of much Of the population.
L. -aF..-I a. E--Ts-L -. L..
a third.
II these half million mill workers
are locked out, the English unem-
ployed total will jump to around
~1,750,000. The situation got into
parliament when Ramsay Macdonald,
laborite and former prime minister.
moved a vote Of censure against the
government because ii had failed to
find an answer to the problem. But
the house defeated the motion. Mr..
Macdonald has started a vacation
trip to Canada.
Russia Short Of Grain
Russia is struggling with a short
grain crop. the third in succession.
The peasants apparently are unwill-
ing 70 let got of their product for
the benefit Of city workers az
government prices. Increases in
prices have been ordered and
the peoples trade commissariat has
been instructed TO see that "a time
" supply Of industrial goods" IS
sent to the country districts.
The Russian moujik seems disin-
clined 10 worry about the state of
the cities so long as there is NUT
ton, black bread and "a in the lard
ers Of his own village.
The town and country" feeling
showed from a different angle in
Mexico where the agrarians declar-
ed a war Of political determination
against the labor party.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
Robstown Resident
Dies In Harlingen

HARLINGEN, July 3O.-John Da-
vid. 60. of Robstown. died at the
Valley Baptist hospital here late
Sunday night from complications
which set in following an opera
ton.
The body is being held al the
Thompson Mortuary pending arrival
OF members Of his family who are
all residents or Robstown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
Way Found To
Danish Mosquitoes
Science Developed Fly-Tox
Giving Humanity Eff
fective Weapon

Moquitoes ae-
tually inject the
germ Of dread d.
sease into the blood
tream. Their bite
In burning tor
ment. FLH-TOX
H. your safeguard
This remarkable
spray for flies.
mosquitoes IN a
other insects was
developed at Mellon
Institute Of Indus
-@wN n~wAu~~h L~w
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
MAKE BIG HAUL

WINNIPEG. July 3O.-tP-Five
men armed with revolvers nd saw
M off shot guns. held Up two mes
scngers az the Canadian Bank Of
Commerce here today. The rchbers
escaped IL an automobile having
United States license plates with
money satchels believed 70 have
contained between $4,000 and $780,
0On.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30

Rex Research Fellowship. FLY-TOX
is a pure. clean, clear liquid that kills
insects quickly and easily. IL will not
stain. Harmless 70 mankind and
animals. Leaves a fleeting odor that
is pleasant and clearly. This is the
insecticide for your home.
Many limitations are seeking TO take
advantage Of the world wide popular
ity Of FLY-TOX. Do not be mislead.
Demand the genuine. Every bottle
guaranteed. Your dealer sells FLY
TOX. TRY iti-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
Summary

Light. widely scattered showers
occurred within the last IS hours in
the cotton belt, the middle Nississip-
ri valley. and in the Northwest. It
was rather cool throughout the re-
gion Of the Great Lakes nd the
Ohio valley this morning, but else
where in the country temperatures
continued near the seasonal aver
age.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
CITY BRIEFS

The TcrrIve-Cut flowers and de-
signs for all occasions. Phone 90.
ADV. II.
Why wait for your barber work
when YOU can get 1t done by first
class BARRIERS without delay at "66
Barber Shop and Shine Parlor, llO5
Elizabeth, next to Harper's Cafe
Adv. 81.
$500 a month average compensa-
ton of our representatives. Perma-
rent connection, with rapid promo
ton 10 executive positions assured.
Production only measure Of worth.
Work pleasant; sales experience
helpful. Room for three men IN
Valley cities with exclusive terri
tory. j. A. Merya, district manager,
Del Walt Hotel.
Enjoying trip-G. c. Richardson,
in a letter to Miss Malvina Garibay,
employe Of the Brownsville Cham
Der Of Commerce. stated that the
trip to San Antonio, the first stop
in an overland trip TO the Ozark
mountains. proved pleasant though
u~neventful. Richardson is manager
Of the Brownsville Chamber Of Com
mcrce. lie IL being accompanied by
his wife and two daughters.
Rcturns-Nrs. lone Nolan az Wood
& Dodd. local insurance dealers, re-
turned Sunday by rail after an eX-
tended visit that carried her TO st.
Louis. Washington. New York, Bos-
ton and other eastern points. She
spent two weeks in Boston visiting
Captain and Mrs. II. L. Milan. Cap
tain Milan is an instructor in Bos-
ton Tech.
Diekey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools. heals and strengthens sore,
weak. tired eyes. All druggists 25e.
Adv. (6)
Library Open-After closing Sat
urday % make room for an election
box NJ the grammar school, the
Brownsville Public Library will bo
open Monday as usual. according to
Librarian q. a. M~anahan.
2Ah1RA NV = = N1AA1AEH aAAEA =
few days , applying a piec- OF cot
ten. saturated in Imperial Eczema
Remedy. 70 affecteN parts at bed.
time. All druggists are authorized
to refund our money il il falls
Adv. I'D
Postal official dues. VI Gaines
superintendent Of railway mail ser
vice for the 18th district, will arrive
in Brownsville Tuesday on a tour
Of inspection. according to G. "
bennett, Brownsville postmaster.
Commission meeting-The regular
meeting Of the city commission Will
he held Friday morning, according
10 II. a.. Munday. city manager.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
ROBBERS GET $1,000

HASTINGS. Okla. July 30.-tP-
The Oklahoma National Bank Of
Hastings was robbed ~ aurroxi-
mately $1,000 today PM two unm6sk-
NJ men who held un J. r. Reynolds.
cashier. and escaped with a third
man in two care.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
CARD OF THANKS

I wish 70 thank my friends and
voters Of Precinct No. 2 for the
loyal support given me in Saturdays
primary; ! will do my duty IN the
enforcement Of the law in the fu-
ture as / have done in the past.
John Martin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30
RI-LIETIN

First figure lowest temperature
last night: second. highest tempera-
ture yesterday; third. wind velocity
AZ s a. M; fourth, rainfall past p
hnnra
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30

Commission meeting-The regular
meeting Of the city commission Will
be held Friday morning, according
"a y. A. Munday. city manager.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30

Postal official dues. NJ Gaines.
superintendent Of railway mail SER
vice for the 18th district, will arrive
in Brownsville Tuesday on a tour
Of inspection, according 10 G.. ".
bennett, Brownsville postmaster.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-30

School Kids Itch vanishes after a
fLw days , applying a piec- OF cot
ten, saturated in Imperial Eczema
Remedy. 70 affecteN parts at bed
time. All druggists are authorized
to refund our money il il falls
Adv. I'd
Evening star., 1928-03-03


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ta"nt apsrtineuta vNmpteteiN turn,zhsNl tpt
housekeeping trasotaNle. ttnSxa SnAA
tiSi MORSE 81 Forn,shei r,.o,n
With hoard
iiaI RHODE lslANn Avn. Nv l,asse
single AMI tt"nhe ruan's, twin eelx tes,f-
aha tnVatlou, easy walk Govt bureaus t,hl
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hash eohrietvh furnished ttta knelttl
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Evening star., 1928-03-03
BUCKS.

CHRYSLER.
1927 20 Crown Sedan
Cike new ST. ESQ
Evening star., 1928-03-03
SALE-AuTOMOBlLES.

WILL FINANCE
any responsible party on new Chevrolet
long period to nay and legal rate of interest
Address BOX i1S.C Star office -
Evening star., 1928-03-03
PEERLESS MOTOR CAR CO.,
1lth at p Sts. Main $3.50.
nrFN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
USED CAR BARGAINS,
REQ. REQ.
OUR CONSTANT AIM.
For people who measure trips
by thousands of miles our cars
arc put into the pink Of conJi-
tion.

~ iliOISdiiuS Oh llitIcS our CIfS
arc put into the pink Of conli-
ti0n.
Dodsr Coupe. lb.5~-- bumpers front and
ftaf, Tiarf IRE. ot'Ginai paipt Ike new: The
fat Was formerly owned bs u physician
%h. CAV. u thn best IT care. Priced low
nj si6U for this typr OF car.
Dodge Huldster~~~ Motor has tust been
nv"rhaiiied and iA In thr pint& ~ condition.
tires are hil good reitnished IN beautiful ma 4.
room new ton to Wat"h Buy now before
S-hsnn opens aud nricfa so M
HuIck Roniaiers~-=rwn IN choose from
one sport model With rumble seat urattt,
faiiH n"w tires humnera trout and rear mo
~" meter 'tc. Theae cars are trtoed to yo,tr
adVhntagr. as IA" warm Weather viii make
their prices ~
REQ Sndhn-~Retut~hed in ieauti,ni dark
blue. brand new tires and "A good spare
snnbhrrr, mirror, motor meter. has been
i"condi'lonth ~ our own shop: ready to go:
tnnr ear III tfade.
thFyticr Sedan ~~tlrtsiuai paint perfect
hhInnrs 'front.' and rear. automatic wiper
nhriting light rK"clt"nt mechanical run,it.
ton i.wht' hNdfauiic brakes Only $3.50
VIII constiar trade
Wiljys Knight Sedan--~iIas tnst been re.
i'hish"d IN beautiful maroon. tires ARE prnr.
hrhtlN ne" Including aphrr THIS ear Is
ninnF Thousands of mlirs al honcrt transpor-
tntion prictd low
Several, even including trucks.
from $50 up.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
N<rEll-l,nn\lS
WANrED--RoOMS AND RONRn.

REttNEn NH,ns married Vourtr wo0ld hAe
snum aud meals Mt,a family IN hnnNs
where atmosphere pt Refinement VuttuTv atI
tomtvrt prev ais tleNetand tarN ur Ni,tn,
NV prefefted References eNVhaossI, RoaNl,
tNs hrnses do not apply thonr CfeSe. atSa
tor AnnHintmem As
WANrEp Room aud hNsrt on hathrnnu
hHaf Tor tally en vgntches fecoNerins trom
aytitSht, terms moderate. Phone DECATUR
fhth Au4 t3fiS
Evening star., 1928-03-03
Several. even including trucks
from $50 up.
TIE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1870 l1th St. N w.
Decatur 1910.

HUDSON ESSEX.
Practically new cars at Win.
Ter prices, You can save lO/o
TO 3ofo by purchasing now.
Evening star., 1928-03-03

fARTS~~Nr i,uy old cars sell YOU a,
parts. glass fitting. repairing, W
plenty Va, Auto Fart 60. 50. end ilighw,
firtigr ttar 1901 Ss
Evening star., 1928-03-03
TAl,t.E lO,NHD.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

iStS i9th 81. NV MI Nome e,,oktnx su,,,l
~vrt IT@, aHt breads, pAstrtvs and ,le~@t,tt
eayN aud late ery,ahiast AMI ,hni,ers
Evening star., 1928-03-03

10 itth ~. t~~A Attractive acruad uuur
fn"m adI".mng bah, ior emplo>ed lady
i1is = ST NV Very tafSe paflor hrd
tn"h' ptAttH, rNuhi to u~nd tpf studn 80
'asfa ,uuhl" trout tNSms, twin txds SO
a,"i So. iafse siu&te raants ~tAslS and
so 'tah>irnts, - ur trank. "3os
goi fARk m, Apt "oS~-~la,,s. frt tm,
mn'm va s''hhN 4tranA mahns tutn, ur SHARE
art reasonable Cot, inadW 50
l5iu ffh NV Franklin rArNl single
"sh ~ "ho"%"" %"Pe FaanS / sHh6Sa snr'%Ss' Wsasss :!
400 X ST, MY W~-I.atSe front room aud
hath als,' small toom ~
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s"nth"fn e>n"snte. lady, feasonahle North
9sts, As
t@.n 81 NV. rwn en,i uoor Iron, h il
f"""as eleg., h." h. Eaa atn.c, water siuA
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tm one iad> Saa Triophnnc after ) 10
pm. ffa"hiun Aotaj Ant uH,
IT," "'h Nw sn"ll a9i mo,t'um s"nms
Win running Waitrs ~. =.
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"t"",tfn e"thef; sarond haer, aiioiu,ns hath I;
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united tnl.th"nr lannirs r'ann tchnrd
hiNatr h"nr convenient hnss,'s atrcct r.,s
cafeteria $40 Col 2tau
itna .tRAhn NV ttont rorn,. twin
hhia als,' room Win summing hvt ami cold
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iiAa ath ST NV. y~ Ii wh eiesty,rity
housekeeping fnnnis. &u, chiliten pefn,stted
is
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tntnins t.tHsed purrh avst hath fhane
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isin BELMONT an. chafnius, neWiv ie>',
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Evening star., 1928-03-03
YOU PROFIT BY
THIS SACRIFICE.

All authorities agree that the
American public spends an enormous
sum annually merely for the gratiti-
cation of buying "cw models of auto.
mohllcs. Few used cars have served
more than fraction OF the mileage
hnllt into them. Tho uscd-car buyer
gets twice as much for his dollar as
the hrst owner. Our stock will prOvc
lt---cnme IN and see for Xnllrsclf
Evening star., 1928-03-03
STUD l. a X : T. K.

Stude. Dictator" Sedan Sl.l2S
Stude. Commander Regal. l,595
Stearns-knight SPIT. Tour. 645
Cadillac Coach ......... l.045
Hudson Super 8 Scdan.,.. 525
Chev. Cabrio.. rumble scat sos
Locomobilc S-4S Sedan . l.O45
Peerless O-SO Sedan. .... Si5
Chevrolet 4-door Sedan. sos
Stude. Stand. Roadster. =. 525
Nash Adv. 8 Sedan. ..... 945
Buick Master 8 Coach. >. 645
Chrysler 20 Coach. ...... 795
REQ 4-door Sedan. 80. 795
Packard 8 Touring, ..... SIS
Evening star., 1928-03-03

i3G sT. NV. APT 5-ATTRACTITE
i.rnorp: Trp: kit"hen and bath. SO, no iease re-
oHir'G: immediate occupancy. everything
nn"; corner. With abundance III air am an
shlne. Anpiv dIrfft tn Az. =
Evening star., 1928-03-03

THE CHASTLETCS HOTEL. 18Th AND r
sts:--Apartment. newly de"1rat"d. crJntaIT!irr
nail. two rooms. kitrhcnettn tile bath yttt
| tub and shower. large incI1seG tf,cch and
extensive cIuset space. dttfactIyeiy firr.! !shef,
"ith neg furniture. very reasOnat,je rent
| party leaving city. References fenfI,-ed
/ North 10000 Ant 3J2 3s
Evening star., 1928-03-03

IIEOHt; EIOWS: y ST.-REST MAY ] To
/ Nov. ], while owners are ahrOal,-ToreA
! rooms Kitchen. bath and porch Overlook!ag
TafHcn grand piano and OPEN fireplace: S1J
decatur 93%b between 10 am. and j
Evening star., 1928-03-03

Packard $40 Sedan. :. ST, 800
Packard 253 Sedan 80. 500
Chryslcr IS Sedan. ....... $50
Hudson Brousham. ...... $50
Stearnsknight Sedan. %. 900
Jordan Roadster ........ 425
Cadillac Coupe ....... 1.75O
Dodge Touring ......... SIS
Buick Sedan >. 900
Peerless Sedan ......... SIS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
I0l kalorama Rd. and
Capital Garage. 1921 \. Y. Ave.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
ROOoiS--EtIRNISiiEn

GARAGES uF ALI klNnS .;ilO
Firsi lass material aud workman shin
CAM RkEf. Adams ;len3
Evening star., 1928-03-03
AUTO NKt.(.ltti,S.

-lNGIE4AR PRIVATE GARAGE. lnt,
htrly. withtn halt hlutI Of IAN aud
Sts NV. Call Miss GoALnN. Nam Htt
Evening star., 1928-03-03

FURNISHED "a YOG WOULD FI,RNiSq
" II uWn rOniG; overstuffed NV nm suites
man, walnut spinet desks WInfaDr chatra
sai..i"g tables; floor lambs. smoking stands
Veivet ruGs Hoover vacuum cleaners elec.
irons. l.iY. rrn. befiruI X and b freg o,,rcn
$50 to SG2 so. in the Buchanan Apis 1915
i3th -. W cor Buchanan 81 Also iiv rYn
J. and bedrms.. dlnette. and b. with
shower. SG5 10 $50 IN the watt Apt. 45%n
Ga. ave. Amply ianItOra or W Carl. WYATT
owner. $50. if,b at phnue Ga IESH
Evening star., 1928-03-03
AlIIU SItlit.At.t.
GARAGE iiuli.nEiiS.

Dead Storage. s. Mo, Up.
l.frHLEfiELn Al.V0Kb i co
Evening star., 1928-03-03

lS"l JEFFERSON IL, ,lsth and Coma -
An Army family viii iet very ,ieatrahir sin.
slH r""nt. p,niN heat and hot water, a m t ~.
Walking distance,
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-03-01
A TWO THOUSAND Mile DRY TRAIL
Joseph H. Larimore)

Il, as the vets say, there is such ire
mendous lot of drinking under prohib-
ton, my close observation in extensive
travelling fails to discover it. Recently at
tending the Mardi Gras at New Orleans,
I was told that that ancient city was
wide open. Perhaps it was, but il So the
results of its wide-openness were not ap-
parent when | was there. New Orleans
is a city of more than 100000 population.
During Mardi Gras week practically every
trunk-hne railroad in the United States
either ran special trains for the holiday
or sold round-trip tickets at reduced rates.
Many thousands OF visitors were there
Indeed, there is no accurate estimate of
the number of persons who came not only
from outlying parishes OF Louisiana but
from practically every state in the Union.
Canal street, the main thoroughfare,
was packed and TANNED with an almost
solid mass OF humanity. There was plenty
OF revery and fun, but although | watch
ed closely and made it a point to OBJ
serve, I saw only two persons under the
influence OF Intoxicating liquor
To reach New Orleans and return
home | had to travel more than ?, eco miles
on a train conveying $50 persons. It is
notable, it seems to me, that among 50
many persons there was not only no trace
Of drunkenness but not even smell of
liquor. The subject OF prohibition was
not even mentioned except in the most
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-03-01
NOT NECESSARY TO SAMPLE
West Virginia Supreme Court Rules That
1t Is Not Necessary for Jury to
Sample Evidence

The Supreme Court of the State of
West Virginia has Just handed down a
decision to the effect that the jury need
not sample evidence in cases where the
state has proven the substance is moon
shine liquor The court affirmed the con-
yiction in Logan county circuit court
OF 5. Joe, Logan hotel proprietor, upon
charge OF possession. The Logan man
took an appeal from the conviction on the
ground that the jury was not extended
permission TO taste the liquor in evidence
which officers testified they had seized in
raid upon his establishment The SUI
preme Court said:
In a prosecution for violation of
the prohibition law, no occasion aris-
es for members of the jury to taste
the liquid when the state has shown
by competent evidence that II is moon
shine liquor, and there is no testi-
mony to the contrary.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-03-01

casual way i'll the observation car dis
cussions. A companion train of ours
leaving Louisville, carried at least as
many passengers as our train carried, and
there was no inebriety among them.
A stranger to New Orleans who had
been there three weeks when I arrived,
and who had been in every part of the
city both day and night, told me he had
seen but four DRINKS in the three weeks.
In former days the liquor dealers OF New
Orleans looked forward to Mardi Gras
holidays as a time to fill their Golfers.
There was drunkenness in plenty those
days, even when the crowds were far
smaller than they were this year.
Upon my return from New Orleans l
went to Washington, D. c., and returned,
and in the five days so occupied saw not
a solitary person who had the appearance
of having smelled a cork. This latter
journey took me through the coal fields
OF eastern Ohio, western Pennsylvania,
Maryland and West Virginia where
many miners are idle. Part of the journey
was through that portion of Pennsylvania
which has long been known as strong
hold of the whisky interests and in which
territory the celebrated whisky rebel
lion occurred during the administration of
President Washington
Perhaps there is a lot of drunkenness
in the country but if So it must be going
on in places far removed from the public
view.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-03-01
NO FAULT OF THE PRESIDENT

\ Chicago Associated Press dispatch
OF March announces that Big Bill
Thompson, mayor OF Chicago, has launch
ed an organized move to draft President
Coolidge for the Republican presidential
nomination. Thompson called meet
ing OF his political supporters on his re-
turn from Washington who unanimously
indorsed his program and platform of
eighteen planlls. One OF his planks is
America first; vets against world court
drys.' The platform denounced the
Nolstead act.
Big Bills support is no doubt embarras-
sing to President Coolidge, but it is not
likely anyone will accuse the president of
having solicited it.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-03-01
THE MAYOR GOES A-GUNNING

Mayor Schwab of Buffalo, on February
%, visited two all-night cabarets of his
city, elected the patrons and tore down
the licenses from the walls. The mayor,
accompanied by the police, broke down
the doors when refused admittance,
stopped the orchestras, drove out all at
taches, and then questioned girls found
in the premises before permitting them to
leave. Samples of beverages found be-
hind the bars were taken.
The amayor announced his action was
the result OF several letters which he re-
Gently received complaining that morals
OF young girls were being jeopardized in
several of Buffalo's cabarets