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Evening star., 1928-06-03
How Screen Stars Are Made

THE creation Of new screen iumi-
nary involves more angles than the
public generally might suppose. 1t is a
mistaken impression that a beautiful
face and form are the only essentials
for girl 10 be elevated TO prominence.
An appealing personality that radi-
ateS and the ability TO delineAte o va
riety Of roles are absolutely essential
Magnetism plays a star role
Taking q directors ideas and trans
planting them into clear portrayal
cannot be dora by every girl. and lack
Of this capacity is the great difference
between a player that attainS success
and the one that remains In ohscurtty,
though there may be little 10 ehoose ia
beauty Of face and figure.
The rise Of Maria Alba, featured by
F0x Films in "A Girl In Every Port," I"
"R1ad House" and Joy Street" may be
cited as a case In point
Hiss Alba weE telephone operator
In Barcelona, Epain, last year when she
won the Fox contest TO establish the
nloGt beautiful girl In Spain. In the
numerous screen tests she rated best in
the opinion Of the officials It was eyi-
dent that she had screen personality
and had acting possibilities
Arriving in Hollywood she was given
various additional tests in subtle acting
She quickly qualified for a two-reei
comedy, Her Blue Black Eyes" An
English tutor waS engaged, and, on
acquiring sufficient English, she was
instructed IN American social graceg by
former society woman. Next, Miss
Alba received attention from Harry
Collins. noted fashion expert. This
creator ~ "enaoti0uaItsttc" gowns de-
signed dresses 10 enhance her particu-
lar appeal In personality.
Studio officials agreed that she had
tins attributes for success after watch
Ing hfF poFLfaysis In several parts 1t
nllgnL al Dc summed up In saying
Evening star., 1928-06-03
New Norma Talmadee
Picture.

THE work Of cutting and editing the
hundreds Of thousands Of feet oi
film shot" In production Of The
Woman Disputed" Norma Talmadge't
latest picture for United Artists. down
to the seven or eight thousand feet
required for exhibition length Is said
to be progressing rapidly. It Is hailed
as the most powerful vehicle In the
stars entire career, and q revelation Of
camera art. General release Of The
Woman Disputed" Is not expected be-
fore late Summer or early Fall.
Director Henry King and Hal G
Kern, chief flm cutter for the Joseph
M. Schenck organization. are editing
the big United Artists picture, which
has more than q dozen well known
players In the cast. and Thousands OF
people In some Of the scenes.
The story. adapted by c. Gardner
Sullivan from Dennison Gifts stage sue
cess, is laid on the Austrian frontier
Just before and during the World War
Norma plays girl Of the streets with
whom two men, close friends In peace
time and enemy army officers when
Austria and Russia 90 to war, are tr
love.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Made Him a Monkev.

THE greatest portrayer Of animal
roles ON the screen, Fred Hunes.
the man who played the huge gorilla
in Circus Rockies" Metro Goodwin
Mayors new circus comedy starring Kari
Dane and George X. Arthur, started his
career by studying engineering in COL
lege.
1t seems long cry from simian antics
to the mysteries Of science. but Fred
says after all, 1t was engineering that
made a monkey out Of him.
Hurnes played the part in a gorilla
skin that fitted his body, with a head
piece Of rubber. with eyes, nogtrfls
mouth and ears, all controlled by an
elaborate system Of cams and levers
even the fingers Of the great extension
hands being controlled by steel muscles
Of machinery.
Most of the controls and mechanism
IN the monkey body are Hume's oVn
invention.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
United Artists Company

I United AETIeTs CORPORATION
beg&A - senGk yesT q oDera.a9s
81 a flaa a2sgx1Du1ang organlzatlog
kpf7i ~ Terry IsaEas&ye, IN gaY-
yat9ye "a the aggEazsloa - me eprpo-
Tass0D. beG&n II with the EearlaFk tiaat
''ls1g tfazf tie aaYentoEe, esaAeFs1sen,
ezcksDgenaea sAe eztaDatoYs had saken
tf@esx EiEsg ~ nsot&oa Dsct4lKe cggalros.
Il 8zS tie sDDogg turn
during isAe Dset eight yA&ss uFl1Ae
bg1lst& C19fDryr&tioE kaA9 estaDilsssed "
ezckl&LHes Ia a. c0aDtEsss, egnke@esf1g
eyeFy esJs3,lEeEC. y has FelsaSe1 rs
p.cs8lfes asa TaEf years. END HS tout
f04aeefe nave fsIe&Sec during 3Ae 2zst
Ei2e ge&ks 81 Average N oRsly OEAs
gseb5fe Spseek eaca year
Aaxy Flekfgga, hgFuE Is4aaAGas
ISAOg1S EBzADoD. IAstlza Gan, CfaaYgse
Chaplin. DozgsaS Fafr1aEkE gqslA i<ak-
ggBe0fe, EcyEzA9 C1Ssn42D Wilma E&bkg.
I>ykofes cei EslG, CJYS1gae ITlfnt8, Blxk~
~ Kestog G54ana Gray, L1gl1ssEFee
g2inaa1ge afe StzJE ~ Dp3led Artists
zactHfes. III tbs gake " Dzyid WaFk
Igantls e@gseIAA A&Ye eQaSs - eaIee~
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Any Color So It's Red.

rs red hair becoming the popular
American shade?
Mary Agnes Hamilton. writing in q
popular monthly, calls New YORK The
Red-Headed City" and now comes a
duet OF red-headed stars In Para
mounts latest comedy, Red Hair"
Clara Bow insisted that her leading
man for her new Elinor Glyn story
should be Of the red-headed variety TO
harmonic with her own flaming
treSseS. Lane Chandler, Hollywood's
first and only red-headed leading man.
won the part and, with technieolor eff
fects IN the early sequences, a flaming
array was prepared for the screen.
Clara Bow Is a firm believer in red
hair as beauty asset and quotes Mary
Agnes Hamilton in her article as to why.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Gloria Signs Won Stroheim.

GLORIA ( fzANSON has signed Eric
- Won ST. 1eim TO direct her third
independent produced United Artists
picture.
The title Of II viii be ''The Swamp"
and viii be based On an original story
by Won Struheim. Laid IN German East
Africa, It Is declared highly dramatic
and to give Miss Swanson the role she
has desired as q successor 20 Sadie
Thompson. which is regarded a. her
finest characterization,
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Bac-lan-ova It Is.

A CCORDING TO an ofIlciai bulletin
from the Paramount studios, It's
"Bac-lan-ova"~-not "Baklan0va." and,
after the manner OF Nazimoya. the new
Paramount player will be known by her
surname alone.
Moreover, the best authorities. among
them Baelanoya herself, agree that II
should be pronounced with the accent
on the second syllable,
Baclanova II 10 have the leading
feminine role with Emil JAnnings in
The Sins Of the Fathers" a tale Of
the sn1ali-ti vaudeville circuits
Evening star., 1928-06-03

conform to taste or policy. the whole,
in its finished state. to be as interest
ing as possible.
Therefore. Grifith always Supervises
his own cutting and editing, and he
has to help him James Smith, pioneer
editor in the industry. who has been
With him since The Birth Of a Ma
tiOn"
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Popularity.

EDWARD ARNOLD, one Of the stars
~ with the National Theater Players.
Is looking for q double. He has so
many friends In town, and so many
invitations TO appear here. there and
yon, that his days would have to be
twice as long and his lifetime the same
TO care for them all. A popular fellow.
In and out Of the theater. Mr.. Arnold
believes he could open q night club
when his theater days are overland
get away with 1t.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Has Police Qualifications.

A ny time he tires Of life as a u2otion
picture star George Bancroft can
Join the L1s Angeies police department.
Bancroft has q standing offer Of a Jon
from Police Chief James Davis.
The offer was made after Chief Davis
with Herman Cline, chief OF the detec~
tive force, and all police division heads,
had viewed a EDecial showing of Tile
Drag Net Paran2oant's portrayal of a
Dg.see battle 10 the finish with under
world g&DgEteTs.
II yOa can handle yourself that way
] would De glzc 70 have Iou on my de-
DSrtHleut any time" Chief Davis told
Bancroft. "AayDe tllat WAS only pic
J1re, but am wiling 10 take chance
og yo9
Evening star., 1928-06-03

she was distinctive. highly attractive
and at home" before the camera.
Her ability to hold the eye when
acting with other players. including
well established actors and actresses,
vas the final proof.
Her rise has been Of the sensational
order, especially for foreign-born ur-
known. Miss Alba has far outgtripped
To date the winners Of Fox beauty con-
tests In Italy and Brazil.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Finding Atmosphere.

A FTER rubbing shoulders with the
"a dock workers OF Manhattan and
Brooklyn for three weeks, Josef Won
Eternberg. director, and Jules Furth-
man. writer, have returned TO Holly
wood
The journey East was made to obtain
data for use In George Bancroft's next
Paramount Picture. The Docks Of New
York" In which the star win play the
part Of q hard-boiled longshoreman.
Production Of the Bancroft picture,
which Is based on story by John Monk
Saunders, author Of Wings" Is sched-
uled to start soon, with Won Sternberg
directing.
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Good Road and Parking
Space.

IT'S an open road this year to Glen
Echo for motorists, and many are
taking advantage Of the opportunity for
q delightful ride. with plenty of anluse-
mentS at the journeys end Some time
ago. the District had men working
around the reservoir. and the annoy
ing "Detour" signs warned motorists
that further progress would be impos-
sibie. This year, however. all Is
smooth sailing" from the city to the
park-and when one has arrived there.
space is plentiful for parking the old
bus,
Evening star., 1928-06-03
John Had No Pull. ="

WHO said you must have pull TO
w become film starr
John Gilbert. starring in q revival
OF "Truxton King" was engaged TO
play the leading role In the Aim pro-
ductton, Shame" The finished pic
ture 10 pleased Director Emmett j.
Flynn that he made Gilbert a star.
Years In stock, playing boys parts
and then leading roles, equipped John
Gilbert for his advent in pictures In
1915. Since then he has devoted his
entire time to the screen,
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Pola Departs.

WITH '';fhe Woman From Moscow
w finished, Pola Negri left Holly
wood yesterday bound for New York
and Europe. She plans 10 sail for Cher
bourg on the lie de France June o.
''fhe Woman From Moscow is In thc
final stages OF production at the Para
mount studio.
One other Negrt picture made under
the Paramount banner is due for re-
Lease soon--f"The Loves Of an Actress ~
Evening star., 1928-06-03
Arliss Breaks Record.

HAVING broken the box ONCE record
- Of the Plymouth Theater In Boston
In Winthrop Ames' production OF THE
Merchant OF Venice" George Arliss
sailed for England on the 8. 8. Levia
than May 90. He will return 10 New
York In September and begin a tour
10 the Pacific Coast In The Merchant
OF Venice" at Syracuse October l.
Evening star., 1928-06-03

Next Weeks Photoplays.
EARLE - Richard Barthel-
mess in 1.-THE Little Shep-
herd of Kingdom Come"
RIALTO--Glenn Tryon in
"Hot Heels" ~
METROPOLITAN - Mary
Astor in Rose of the
Golden West"
FOX -- George O'Brien in
Honor Bound"
Evening star., 1928-06-03
DANCING.

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pgg WITH grefAesgfa Private lessons bg 40.
p9int9ss.it ~, s9tI EstAtlished 1900 IL
stthh 1lhAkDkAtl L,EAlAKE@ PhIyATg
Yarslfy Drag HoJ,s fisss dane yriass
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Evening star., 1928-06-03

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Tshoti goil ia daBes rDf
feotly IN "a rev lessons
strictly slfiyats. any hour
I lass sal, eve iBsiFsie.
lion ~ Y, DsHginE gI2
Evening star., 1928-06-03

J0sEPpIhE JACKSON pEIyATE 4AhGiha.
Il; ys sis.. Led iSk e. e. NV. w 10 M sfs. ~
Evening star., 1928-06-03

TE regard 10 the talking movies
and how the captions may be
missed by 6eAfened pegsong, the
writer received the following letter
curing TIE past week:
Il was much interested III the
letter printed ia The Star of last
sunday. The writer Oa that letter
hopes that the several million
ceafened people VIII not he dr.
pr1ye6 Of the movies by the eIiml~
nation u captions from the
Evening star., 1928-06-03
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06
,HOOVER to- GO
south OCT. 6
To Invade West After
N. Y. Speech Oc-
tober IL

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-P5--Her-
bert Hoover's New York address on
Oct. n will be the fourth and last he
viii make In the East and South.
Soon afterward he will begin his final
campaign drive with a swing across
the continent that will take him to
his Califcrnia haze to vote on Nov s.
His inrRFseH az TIE dsmecratr
South will 10 made early IN October
with a speech at Elizabethtown, Ten
nessce, ON the sixth Of hat month st
IN industrial celebration Either ~
medl-tely before or after this trip
he will 20 10 Boston 70 speak In the
state where the republicans are cen
terirg d great deal Of effort.
While the republican presidential
nominee has decided upon the theme
OF Only his Newark, n. j. talk on
September IL. il is expected that IN
none Of the four will he discuss pro-
hibition. a subject which some had
anticipated he would elaborate upon
in the southland
Hoover is represented as feeling
that his own position in favor of the
eighteenth amendment and enforce
ment Of the dry laws is well known;
that the issue was definitely drawn
with announcement of his democratic
for amendment Of the pro
hibition section Of the constitution
and that the people would prefer an
~eiucsdation 81 his views on other IS
sues Of the campaign
While he has decided 10 make only
one trip into the South, Hoover Is in
tenseiy interested in the situation
developing there. Varying reports
have come to him. but he IS keeping
Al himself his wi opinion as 20
whether ne has a fighting chance 70
pirk up the electoral vote Of one or
more states which have been In the
democratic column for more than
fifty years.
II Is known. however, hat orders
have gone forth for republican lead
rrS a. keep hands off in the anti
Smith movement in the several states
below the Mason and Dixon Inc ana
a. le. the democrats opposing the
presidential nominee of their own
party carry on their campaign indie
pendently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06
Citrus TALKS
TO BE GIVEN
& NJ. Expert to Make
5 Demonstrations
In County


SAN BENITO. Sept. 6.-Dates for
citrus demonstrations in Cameron
county to be given by J. F. Rosebor-
ough Of the extension service Of A.
a N. college were announced here
Thursday by County Agent Henry
Alsmeyer.
Some Of the subjects that will Be
discussed are winter care Of citrus,
winter owe crop. insects. rust mite
and disease control. and exhibits for
the NaliGy Mid-Winter Fair.
The citrus meetings will be held al
The following places and hours:
Tuesday. Sept. m. $3.50, ri. H.
Banker orchard. near Brownsville.
Wednesday. 10 a.. M, c. A. KEYS
orchard. Rio Hondo.
Wednesday, $3.50 p. m, T. A. BENZ
teau, near Harlingen.
Thursday, 10 q. NJ, I. B. Corns,
Stuart Place.
Thursday. $3.50 p. M. J. 4. Clark.
La Fcria.
Arrangements are being made for q
series of talks by other specialists
later in the year, Alsmeyer said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06
Z BONE BROKEN

LONDON-Though every bone In
his body was broken when N motor
truck ran over him III. CT. Howard
lived for six months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06
All Ont and OUeYv
Then Fellowship is
In order at Circus

In horsemanship. Three hours Of
this every day for the "darlings Of
the circus" popularity supposed TO
do nothing but wear ravishing cos
tunes and look lovely.
Other are working, too. The aero
bats are doing their "limbering ups"
the trapezists are practicing new
poses and stunts, and Captain $. c.
Charles Is teaching "Cranks" the
cleverest sea lion, a new "walk
around"
In the tent barber shop on the
lot, Ralph Madsens the circus giant,
ID having a hair cut, and Harry Ba-
vStkAs, who hangs by his teeth 100
feet in the air. revolving like a top,
is nonchalantlx submitting to a
shave.
These folk, and their hundreds OF
fellow performers, will be seen ne the
performances at 2 and s o'clock
Tuesday The big ZOO, where Tusko,
the mammoth old mastodon. said to
be the largest creature in the world,
lords It over the other hundreds OF
strange animals, will be opened at /
and 2 r. m Open air programs are
to be given at 1880 and $50 in
front OF the side show tents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

When the iittlest wire walker
throws her farewell kiss and disap-
pears behind her big fIower-like
~parasol; when the lion tanner bows
smartly from the waist as hands
clap and the animals bound back
into their steel cages; when the
craziest clown cuts his final
caper
When the glamorous entertainments
Of the circus program are at an end
do you think the entertainers are
packed away in boxes TO await the
next performance
They aren't. Want To come be-
n=A the scenes OF the AL g. Barnes
kire-r.ES u1Id anfnai circus. coming
to Brownsville Tuesday, September
IL, for two performances?
Blubl SpIutteri @Heyl look Quit
Can't you see I'm busy?" says big
as-a-minute Trixie, with her head
half submerged in q pail OF hot
water.
"Don't be a pig!" This from Anna
Velde, trapezist, who looks like
something out Of a book. And she
proceeds calmly 10 wash the resin
A1uM neE u1nls IN LIKE p4ll.
"Big bum" rejoins Trixfe, grin
ming, and o~bIiEingly handing Hazel
the soap.
Come into the girls dressing tent,
a hodge podge of coIorful fabrics,
girls, shiny ~pails-their tubs
trunks and mirrors. Here's Kath-
leen, little wire dancer, sewing miles
Of spangles on a sea blue satin cos
tune TO match her eyes. Babe Lee
%tourneau, most diminutive trapezist,
who swings by her heels from the
tip top of the tent unprotected by a
safety net, is mending a sparkling
head band. and here are girls read
ing, bathing, shampooing. embroid-
ering. writing letters. Just outside
the tent Rhea Jack and Irene Nc
Alice are putting out d fantastic
washing, tights for slim young
bodies, and dainty gloves
Hold the head higher, fraulein.
so-o-o," admonishes Herr Max Sa-
bel as he instructs a group Of girls
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

BARNSLEY. Eng.-The local court
overruled Thomas Scott and cancelled
lii veto Of the marriage Of his IT.
kenr-old daughter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

i. w. Lyle and Mrs. Virginia
f-nrev. both az Harlingen. were unit
rd IN marriage BY Justice Of the
peace Fred Kowalski in Brownsville
fruesday afternoon. After a brief
visit with relatives in Brownsville
shev will make their home in Har-
hinxen.
Both are old residents Of the Val
lev. Mr.. Lyle. better known as
aDor.~ having come TO the Valley
from Greenville. Texas. in 1913.
making his home on the Wilson
tract. Mrs. Lyle was also a former
resident Of north Texas. but has
made her home in Harrington several
wears.
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Favored Swimmer
Drops From Race

TORONTO. Ont Sept. 6.-Pl-
George Young Of Toronton. one Of
che leading fsvorites TO win the Is
miles marathon swim in the icy
waters of Lake Ontario today, drop
ped put on the third 2 IL mile lap.
Young gave up the grind near the
end of the lap. He had led the pack
for more than two miles.
Shortly before Young called il a
day, Ernst Vierkoetter Of Germany
slipped past him into the lead.
Norman Ross, of Chicago, Was
Forced out Of the annual IS miles
marathon in Lake Ontario today after
HI sading the field at the ? IL mile
Efark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06
Rev. Riddle Resigns
To Continue Studies

SEBASTIAN. Sept. B.--Rev- B. IVY.
Riddle OK here and Pharr, hAB ra-
signed his psstorate, and ia 60 leave
soon 70 attend a theological school III
Fort Worth. Rev. Petty Of Wilson
Tract, is TO fill the pulpit left va
cant.
The two pastors recently conduct
ga a revival here. The meeting
rlosed Sunday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

died here at the home Of her son.
Henry Sheffield, 100 North Mont
Clair street.
Mrs. Sheffield was a resident OF
Dallas for three years Funeral SER
vices we're held at the chapel of the
Lamar q Smith Undertaking COM
pany.
Surviving are six sons, Henry, Roy
and 7. J. Sheffield Of Dallas, John Of
Abilene, Il. o. Of Mingus. Tex and
George R. Taylor of Harlingens five
daughters. Mrs. :. Patton OF Thurber,
Mrs. r. III. Steely OF Stamford, Mrs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06
Flashes Of Life
tBy The Associated Pre'''

RYE. n. Y.-Here comes Dc
] Byrd to a Mendelssohn tune. Inc
commander. best man and handsome
in his uniform. was the center o.
attention. rather than the otiae,
when Charles J.. Murphy married
Jane Brcvoort Walden.
PORTLAND. Ore.-Urcle Sam has
been smashing bottled rum nere ia
! rock crusher. Seized three years
a~o in a boat. 1858 cases of boni-
Cd liquor we're fed into the machine
bottle by bottle a. Officials OF the
w. q. r.. II. watched.
NEW YORK-Frank Courtney
uFants the world TO know that n
ms a speakeasy, not a night cruz
so told q magistrate when IN
X for conducting an unlicensed
Iaret. He was fined So.
CrNEVA.-Gcorge Bernard Shaw's
latest: He met Aristide BRAND here
snd asked: "Mr. Minister. why DO
San allow Americans to capture
5outhern France2 | have Just been
7here and heard hardly a word OF
French"
NEW YORK.-Manhattan has 80
wew mosquitoes that screens are the
exception. An elderly woman as
signed a room on the goth floor
~ 4 hotel demanded them. however.
1Pigeons might fly in at night and
ND be dreadfully frightened she
Explained.
FREEPORT. N. Y.-If Eleanor
Emith. IL. who has scared 1865
Feet TO an altitude record for her
sex. ever realizes her ambition and
flies the Atlantic alone. she will
rarry n revolver. Elf ] came down
mnd thought ] wasn't going to be
rescued" she explaints. ed just
have 20 shoot myself and call i
y day."
TTRANA. Albania.-The sum Of
$500. 900 is desired from the ma
aional assembly for a palace Of the
rev king Zogu. He is 70 have a
golden crown. too.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

so PEARLS BRING $4,000
LONDON-Fifty pearls owned BY
the Countess Of Stradbrake were sold
here for $4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

J. o. Lively Of Mineral Wells. Mrs.
NJ. W. Cook Of Leila Lake and Miss
Emma Sheffield cf Dallas, four
brothers. wv. III. or Stretman, B. III. of
Mart and G. R. and IA. H. Beauchamp
Or St~ephensville. fifty-one grand
children and twelve great grand
children.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-tF-Wil-
liam Lawrence Stribling or Macon.
Ga. the mar Of a hundred knockouts.
fights Johnny Squires Of South At
RIGA in Madison Square Garden to-
night.
Tex Richard considers tbs ten
round bout as one of his heavy
weight examinations and promises a
much better performance BY Strib-
ling than the Georgian il accustomed
to delivering in the metropolitan dis
trict.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06
MAFIA's FOE THREATENED

PALERMO, Sicily-More than 100
letters threatening his death have
been received BY Project CESAR Miro,
who is conducting the relentless war
against the Malta.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

LONDON-F. c. Henley was denied
4 divorce because he had decided his
wife and three children to Vernon
Marliley, whom he named in BIS suit
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-06

TTRANA. Albania.-The sum Of
Rs00.O00 is desired from the ma
aional assembly for a palace Of the
new king Zogu. He is 10 have a
rnIden crown. too.