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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-24
YUDITCH LECTURE PUT OFF

The lecture on american Trade
Unions" by B. Yuditch, scheduled for
a meeting of the progressives of Lo-
cal SO, International Ladies' Garment
Workers Union, has been postponed
until Thursday, June l, at p. m. at
16 w. 21st st.
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PARTY HOLDS 3
STATE MEETINGS
Patterson To Run on
Ohio Ticket
(C0Mtinaled from paQe onel

Continued from page one)
have enthusiastically endorsed the
Party program for the coming cleo
toral campaign and arranged a vigor-
Gus state drive.
The following candidates were
placed on the state ticket: Chester
w. Bixby, for governor; John Corbin
for lieutenant governor; Harry j..
Cantor for secretary of state; Eva
Hoffman, for auditor; Albert Oddie
for treasurer; Max Lerner for attor-
ney general; and John BALKAN for
state senator. Lewis Marks was
nominated from the twelfth congress
sional district.
1t is expected that Jackson w.
Hunter of Cambridge, Negro Com
munist, will be the candidate from
the Negro district.
The Convention also elected it's full
quota of 81 delegates to the National
Nominating Convention in New York
City.
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soup and bread will come.

soup and bread will come.
INTO the office of the National
Miners Relief Committee, Gil
Penn Ave, come calls for help fr4zn
every mine field. In Iowa, food,
clothing and medical supplies are
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-24
the place Of FLOUR.

the place of flour.
In Pennsylvania and Ohio the
need for clothing is so acute that
children are being kept away from
school, the only place where many
of them can receive the thin trickle
of food that keeps them alive.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-24
Ohio Holds Convention.

CLEVELAND, May %. The
Nominating Convention of the Work
ers (Communist) Party was held in
Cleveland on May 20, and put up
full state ticket. 1t nominated Will
liam Patterson, of Toledo, for gov
ernor; Carl Hacker, Of Cleveland, for
Acknowledgements; Bruce T. Smith,
of Toledo, for secretary of state;
Joseph Coope, Of Youngstown, for
state auditor; and Edwin Blank of
Lima, for attorney general. 7.
The candidates for U. S. senators are
Israel Amter, of Cleveland, and j.
Willnecker of Toledo. J. Foley is the
nominee for U. S. congressman for
Cleveland, Frank Sepich, of Neffs for
Eastern Ohio, c. V. Stephenson, for
Toledo and Carl Guillod for Canton.
Among the candidates for the state
Senate are Sadie Van Veen and Milosh
Boich.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-24
TOLERANCE Group
CALLS MASS MEET
(ContinMed from page onel

Continued from page one)
ing the war on the membership that
destroyed the workers organization,
they officially broke away from the
reactionaries.
At the mass meeting in Cooper
Union the leaders of the group will
state their reasons for aligning them
selves with the left wing leaders of
the N. o. c. The announcement issued
by them declares that this meeting
will be one of the turning points in
the struggle of the workers against
the observation-disclosures combina-
ton.
The decision of the group to af-
filiate with the membership was made
at a membership meeting of their
group last Saturday afternoon. Of
over $50 in attendance at that time
only three abstained from voting, all
others voting in favor Of affiliation.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-05-24
T. U. E. L. Meet.

A general membership meeting of
the l. L. G. w. U. section of the
Trade Union Educational League will
be held tonight at z o'clock at Man
haitian Lyceum, sc E. 4th St., accord
ing to announcement issued yester-
day.
The leaders of the Joint Board will
present a report of vital significance
at this moment, and all members are
therefore instructed to attend with
out fail, the announcement says.
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: Phone sen: :s:''" PHO" IN: s:''"

cedes visited In the John Lister home
Sunday.
c. .. Peterson and family visited
Mr.. Pederson's father near Los Fres-
nos Sunday and Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Abe Pierson and Eve
Ign Pierson visited in Weslaco Sum
day afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Client Petit were In
Weslaco and McAller Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Stephens and
daughters Charlotte and Geraldine
and Mrs. II. ID. Stephens we're Meal
len visitors Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vickers Of Val Verde
spent Sunday st the y. B. Lester
home.
Miss Bernice Goebles and mother.
Mrs. Albert Goebles of San Benito,
Houston Lockhart OF Harlingen, Mr..
Clemens Thurston of Chicago. spent
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. P. Hill.
Misses Fannie and Emily Jane An
derson Of Harlingen spent Saturday
night with Miss Blenda Carlson.
Friday night most OF the young
folks Of Edcouch enjoyed a wiener
and marshmall0w roast on Carriers
lake. Then a good swim in the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Matzen and Mr..
and Mrs. J.. O. Perzell of Weslaco
spent Sunday at the R. o. Gordon
home.
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Hostesses Honor
Bride Elect

Ms. William c. Craig. Jr., and
Mrs. James r. SHELTON were joint
hostcsses Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. SHELTON on West Wash
5nston street with a bridge party hon.
cring Miss Margaret West.
Quantities of red roses were taste
fully arranged throughout the home.
For high score Mrs. Robert
Schwarz received a dainty piece Of
lingerie. For second high Mrs. T.
r. Wiley received a shoulder bou-
quet and Mrs. Burt K. Hinkley. Jr.,
. similar bouquet for third high.
Mrs. Il. o. Mcintosh for low score
received handmade handkerchiefs.
The honoree was presented a beau
fiful piece of handmade lingerie and
two other guests Mrs. Burnell Good
rich and Mrs. Howell McCampbell.
who have recently moved to Browns
vile were presented handkerchiefs.
Preceding the games a salad course
was served to t~hirty-six guests.
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EDCOUCH

PERSONALS
u. 4. Black left Tuesday night fcr
Houston for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Dycha spent
Monday ia Mercedes
Some OF the folks from here TO at-
tend the ice cream social at Elsa
were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Squirest
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. wv. Carlson. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. d. Midday, Mr.. and Mrs. HON
er Oyche, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. wv. Crenshaw. All
reported a nice time
Misses Jenetta and Grace Bell are
staying at the William Hughes home
in Weslaco where they will attend
school this year.
Col. Rufus j. Lakeland has gons Ia
Houston and TT. Worth on business
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Hill visited
friends last Sunday in San Benito.
Mrs. u. l.. Black and III. .. Niday
motored to Weslaco Saturday.
H. d. Niday took his mother to her
home In Houston Saturday after she
had spent d week here.
w. E. Whitlock was a business Wis
itor in McAllen Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. G. Lister Of Mer-
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Phone Number
Seven

she will attend a family reunion ON
her mothers s5th birthday.
Harry Shapiro left Friday for
San Antonio, where he will spend
the Jewish holidays. He expects to
return next Wednesday.
Theo Jansen and Mrs. G. p. Fones
Of Houston are the guests OF their
parents here. DIR. and Mrs. IT. wi.
Jansen, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Ward have left
for Karnes City on a two weeks
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Raybourre Of
Harlingen were Raymondville visit
ors Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. y. u. Johnson have
returned from a several days visit
In San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. u. Starnss spent
the weekend in Houston. returning
here Wednesday.
Miss Eta GilliIand OF Brownsville
spent the weekend with DR.. and Mrs.
c. c. Conley and family.
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK



Methodist Missionary to have a social meeting at
the church, honoring Mrs. ]. E. Lovett and Mrs. O. Q.
Grove.
Baptist w. M. S. will observe week Of prayer Sept:
1929. They will meet each day from 10 to III, and
the regular Monday afternoon meeting will be omit
ted.
The Woman's Guild of the Episcopal church will
meet at the parish house at 3 o'clock, Mrs. Ruby Arm
strong and Mrs. A. E.. Munday hostesses.
Tuesday
Wedding of Miss Margaret West and z. X. Good
rich, Jr, z a. m. at the Episcopal church.
Brown and Gold initiation.
Hi-Lo Bridge club meets with Mrs. William Smith.
Wednesday
Business and Professional Women's luncheon.
Wednesday Tournament Bridge club with Mrs.
Edgar Hicks.
sust-Sew with Mrs. w. L. Pendergraft. 60
Thursday rs
Thursday Bridge club with Mrs. T. w. Adam
son.
West Brownsville PIT. "A. has called meeting at
$3.50.
Friday
Victoria Heights PIT. "A. meets at the school, to
elect officers, $50.
Incarnate Word PIT. "A. meets at the Incarnate
Word Convent, at 8 o'clock.
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District Board
Transacts Business

Mrs. volney W. Taylor. local chair
man, represented Brownsville at the
meeting OF the district board OF the
Valley Y. W. c. A. held at the or
ganization headquarters in Mercedes
Thursday.
A brief devotional led by Mrs
Esther Hart, general secretary
opened the meeting. During the
business session il was decided ia
maintain rest rooms az both the Hi
dalgo county fair ut Mission, and the
Valley fair &C Harlingen. Business
in connection with the maintenance
Of the camp st Rio Hondo was trans
acted. After discussion the proposed
amendment to the state constitution
concerning the exemption from tax
alton Of church and Christian SER
vice organization property was
adopted. The schedules Of the secre-
taries were adopted.
District officers, including Mes
danes Florence Hayes of Mission
president. David Wink Of Harlingen,
vice president, William Hughes OF
Weslaco. secretary, M. Weimer OF
Rio Hondo, membership chairman.
L. ]. Boehnke of San Juan, finance
chairman. J. "A. Card, Mission pub
LEFTY chairman. and local ehairmen
from the various Valley ~organiza-
tions, were present.
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Miss West to Wed

IL. II. 1OO4l I'LL, IL
A social event Of great interest 10
people of Brownsville and the Valley
generally is the wedding Of Miss
Margaret West. and. 4. X. Goodrich,
IT,, which will take place az seven
o'clock Tuesday morning at the Epis-
eopal church.
The wedding is to be very quiet,
with only relatives and close friends
Of the bride and groom present. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a breakfast will
be served at the Country club. The
young couple will leave Immediately
after hy motor for San Antonio 70
spend their honeymoon.
Both Miss West and Mr.. Goodrich
are natives Of Brownsville. and be-
long to pioneer families. Miss West
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
S. West and Mr.. Goodrich is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Goodrich.
They will make their home in San
ta Ana. Sonora. Mexico
During the past few weeks Miss
West has been complimented with a
number OF social affairs
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First Ward PIT. "A.
Appoints Committees

Organization occupied the time OF
the First Ward PIT. A. az their
meeting Thursday afternoon. Off
q had been elected at the end OF
the spring term. and Mrs. Roy
Schmelling. who was chosen as pres
ident at that time, had charge OF
the meeting. Other officers are Mrs
w. T. Aldridge. secretary, and Mrs
!. Dorfman. treasurer.
The meeting was opened with q
song by the pupils Of Miss Powell,
after which they proceeded with
the business. q number Of standing
committees TO have charge Of the
various branches. Il was decided
20 have q rummage sale at the mar
ket square October 8. TO raise money
FOR the piano fund. A prize vas
awarded TO Mrs. Daisy Tagrart's
Scom for having the most mothers
present.
A number Of committees we're sp-
pointed 20 take charge Of the va
rious branches of the work during
the ear. The personnel Is As fol-
lows: Program. Mrs. T. T. McCol-
lum. Tom Stevenson. Daisy Tag
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Brownsville ClHb
and Social Activities

CART; publicity. Mrs. ri. d. SeRgo;
yard, Mesdames II. Z. Sadler, Ran
dolph Wright L. B. Ward: library.
Miss Pauline Kendrick, Mesdamas
Theresa Clearwater and LipBeomb;
membership, Mesdames Ella Casti-
10, Randolph Wright and /. Dorfman
ways and means, Mesdames Stewart,
Bingham, +. G. Davis, w. r. AID
ridge; parents day. Mesdames Tag
CART. Dan Clark, and Saunders.
The next meeting will be- held
October ~.
Meetings Of the West Brownsville
and I~ncarnate Word associations
were to have been held Friday aft
ernoon, but were postponed because
of weather conditions. A meeting
to tho West Brownsville organira-
tion has been called for Thursday
afternoon Of this week. The In
carnate Word will meet Friday at
the I~ncarnate Word convent on st.
Charles street.
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RIO HONDO


MISS NASH ENTERTAINS
Miss Loretta Nash entertained
Monday evening with a lawn party.
Games were played throughout the
evening. Refreshments OF jello and
cake were served 60 the following.
Misses Lora Nash, Leona Dack, Eva
Jean Yoeman. Freda Evans, Frances
McCahe, Joyce Beene. Messrs. Arthur
kipfer, Kenneth Dack. Gardner Hou-
sci, j. d. McMurty. A. c. Garrett,
Leslie Bulls. Ersell Evans, Paul A.
folter and the hostess.
PERSONALS
Miss Lois Marsh OF Portales. New
Mexico In here visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Marsh.
Rev. and Mrs. Hudson visited Mr.
and Mrs. Yoeman Monday evening
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-23
Comings, Goings
O Local People

Mrs. Bascom Cox has just returned
after spending q week with hei
mother in Austin.
Miss Marcia Clint left last night
for New Orleans. She will enter the
Sophie Newcomb school there this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Hamilton are
expected 10 arrive here this morning
from Fort Worth to attend the West
Goodrich wedding.
Z. K. Goodrich, Jr., arrived here to-
day from Sonora. Mexico.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Levinson Of Victoria Ia
here looking after business. She for
merly resided in ri Jardin. She was
accompanied BY Mr.. and Mrs. n
Alexander OF Chicago. Mr.. Alex
ander is supervising the installation
Of 9 neu power plant in San Benito.
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| Wilhelm. from C. I. a.. said she
was amazed at the many trophies
and prizes that had been won by
the Harlingen high school. and was
proud Of their achievements. Sup
e~rintendent Phipps gave a few facts
In regard to the school. Seventy
| four are enrolled in the senior class
already: IS in the junior class, l0l
in the sophomore class, over 1900 in
the schools, and increasing daily,
He advised the student body TO be
"Givers.v not Takers" John Lock
hart and Sam Patton, yell leaders
led several hearty yells. There were
quite a number Of visitors pres
ent.
DELPHIAN CHAPTER
The Delphian chapter OF this
city, enjoyed n splendid program on
Wednesday morning at the Woman's
building. Their program subject
was: Dramatic Art and the Charac-
ter OF Greek Drama, GAP The Sur
vey, OBJ Topics. Drama. Drama as
q subject for study and develop
ment, origin OF Greek tragedy. great
names OF Jreek Tragedy, also, ma
ture Of Greek Tragedy, play pro-
ducinE in Greece.
Next week on Wednesday. the
members will dramatize the play
"Oedipus, the King
PERSONALS
Warren Brown. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyre n. Brown. left the last
Of the week for Galveston. where NJ
will enter the State Medical Uni
versity at that place.
Miss Josephine Pollard started
for Austin, September n. for her
third year ct the Texas University
Miss Josephine il the youngest
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. A. y. Pol.
lard. Their son. John, is expected
home this week from Houston for
q few days visit.
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Phone Number

Of the organization, 10 be held in
Houston during November and Mrs.
White and Mrs Holiday were chosen
~ delegate and alternate to the state
meeting which ccnvenes In waco
in December.
Following the business meeting,
members had lunch at the Althea ia
room.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-23
U. D. c. Chapter
Elects Officers

The Magruder-Ford chapter Of the
United Daughters of the Confeder.
acy elected Mrs. Marshall White
president ut their annual election OF
officers held Thursday. Others
vice president. Mrs. w. q. williams,
San Benito. second vice president,
Mrs. Hsrbert Davenport, secretary
treasurer. Mrs. z. G. Holiday. cor
responding secretary. Mrs. G. s.
Stell. registrar. Mrs. J. K. Wells. his
t~orian. and Mrs. Henrietta Signor,
librarian.
Mrs. Marshall White and Mrs.
Morris were elected IS delegate and
alternate to the national convention
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-23
Initiation Set
For Tuesday

The Brown and Gold initiation
which was first arranged for Fri
day evening. will be held Tuesday
evening. according 70 Miss Ann
kendrick. the announcement being
made with the qualifying statement,
IF the weather permits" The af-
fair was postponed because Of the
downpour Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-23
Bridge Luncheon
For Miss West

Miss Marcia Clint. entertained for
Miss Margaret West, bride-elect,
Wednesday with q bridge luncheon
al her home. A great cluster Of pink
roses adorned the center OF the lun-
cheon tables, and a rosebud was
placed at each plate. After the lun-
cheon three tables of bridge were
formed. At the close OF the play
Mrs. ]. /. George vas awarded .
jewelry set of ear-screws and neck
lace for high core. Miss Billie
George, who held low received q pen.
dant. The honoree was presented
with q casserole.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-23
Thursday Bridge
Club Meeting

Mrs. Leroy Morris was hostess to
the Thursday Bridge club at her
home this week. In the usual bridge
games. Mrs. Geo. Bell won high, and
Mrs. Harry Slavitchek took second.
Jack beans and both cut and potted
ferns were used in the decorations.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
+. W. Adamson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-23
High School
Names Sponsor

Miss Elizabeth Campbell was
named football sponsor for the high
school at an election held Friday
afternoon. Four yell leaders were
also chosen at this time. two boys
and two girls, Misses Bernice Many
and Johnnie cabler, and Robert
Pickett and Robert Goodrich being
those named.
The Junior college students elect
I'd Misses Billy George and Frances
Blanton, and Robert Branch. Of Har-
lingen, IS their pep and yell lead
ers.
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Valley Society News
and EUentS


Misses Alice Dack. Sylvia AlfclteF
and Leona Dack attended the Chris
tian Endeavor rally at Wesiaeo sun
day.
Miss Gcrelle BouEh who ia teach
ing In Highland spent the weekend
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
BouEh.
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HARLINGEN
SCHOOL ASSEMBLY

oCnOOn AccEglDLI
The second assembly at the Har-
lirgen high school was held on We'd
nesday morning. Immediately after
band practice. A song service was
the opening feature, led BY Mrs. n.
L. Crown. and Mrs. Floyd Smith NJ
the piano. The program led off with
singing the "Star Spangied Banner"
followed BY "The Eyes of Texas"
Where the Sunshine Spends the
Winter" and others, ending with a
rally song, III. ri. s." music and
words composed by Ben Ezell. SUI
perintendent Phipps invited two ex-
students present to say a few
words. Warren Brown. from Texas
University, made q nice friendly
talk. and said that n. n. s" should
b. made % stand for Health. Hap
piness and Success Miss waldine
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RAYMONDVILLE
OPEN HOUSE TEA

OPEN HOUSE TEA
Mrs. Rufus II. Milligan honored
her sister. Miss Louetta Cross, with
an open house tea Tuesday afternoon
from four to six O'Clock. Miss
Georgia Rhodes. assisted by Misses
Rose Earle and Sammie Lee Kinser,
was presiding hostess OF the tea SER
Nice. The invited guests we're Mes
danes A. W. Huff, y. r.. Sanders
n n. Robinson. 70. =. Carroll, II. y.
Tonne, Joe Keepers. Hollis Bostick.
George Lochrie. Frank Quota, Ger
man Fox, VIM. Woods, Audrey Fox,
William McCharer. and Mrs. W. n
R%essonover. Jr.. and Misses Thelms
Moore. Mary Ruffield, Mildred Bur
ton, ElHin Garrett, Josephine Swayze.
Alydia Jansen. Janet Bremen. Katie
Swsyze, and Mildrena Reasonover.
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Mrs. ]. P. Bremen returned Friday
from q weeks visit with relatives in
kingsville.
Mrs. Z. III. Jamison and daughter.
Sara Jean. returned Friday from q
seven weeks visit with relatives In
Kcsciusko, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo d. Giililand and
children returned Friday from a
three weeks visit IN Oklahoma and
Kansas.
Mrs. c. H. Swayze left Wednesday
morning for Yazoo City. Miss. where
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PHARR
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE

WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. L. j. Polk was hostess a
the Wednesday Bridge club this
week. Three tables or players made
up the personnel of The party
Dainty bouquets rf r0rona werf
used for decorations IN the dining
room. while tall vases Of roses and
fern rraced the large living room
Mrs. e.. ~. Campbell was high score
winner OF the afternoon and was
rewarded with a Het of tinted lce
tea glasses with coasters Mrs
Polk was assisted IN serving q salad
course and ice cream by Mesdames
4. T. Melton and D. McLendon-
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Geo. Breeding az Mercedes
spent Wednesday visiting old friends
in Pharr.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Gore, N. n.
Laurk. Jno Henslay ard Otis Peit
motored 70 San Antonio the past
week on business and pleasure Pm
bined.
Mr.. Fat Devina motnrcd 70 Cor
pus Christi Tuesday on q business
trip.
MIR. Stanley Melton 0f Pharr and
Stanley Walker of McAllen are on
an extended motor trip 70 Alabama
ON business. They are expected
home about Monday.
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OROINKI CLUB

The Oroinki Bridge club met with
Mrs. X. W. Parrish az her beautiful
country home this week with but two
tables OF players present. Mrs. @. NJ.
Bridges wss high score holder and
Mrs. I. ". Thies was the only cut
Of club guest.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-30
THE BASIC HANDICAP
(TucSOn CitiZen)

funds public indifference
authorities dealing with the problem juvenile delinquency
dollars which
be treated
Bacay public indifference aroused
public opinion funds would be quickly
We know worthy
ment OF social welfare
which wreste with
These oanizatonke
the Woen cubshave organizations
it is certain that they got behind program for
they would
10 eliminate political divisions the subject these organizations might
get both political platforms pledge to
money Tor industrial
means at the disposal correct denuencv
and at the to mere confinement
segregation little more than which accomplished
because of lack of training
we believe these organizations would find
whole heartily behind
authorities tell becoming
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-30
With Other Editors
PORTO RICO'S CAKE
Chicago Tribune)

demand of being allowed to have
material
hazards
reminiscent of that Of the Philippines Filipino
indeed but they granted
from them
would enough to
sucha ituatio merited
and the
would the
the privilege OF
granted AT the time Porto
negotiate treaties with other
the advantage enjoyed OF keeping its internal
granted statehood within the
Union it would statehood and
its the federal treasury.
status associated state in other
Free to GreatB
political
We advocated giving Porto
1t might be we'll
policy wait until
fuller
.