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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-one of the
theatrical events Of the season was
the premiere Of r. Ziegfeld's newest
spectacle. "Whocpee" by name, star
ring Eddie Cantor. There isn't a flaw
In the entire production, the score
BY Walter Donaldson being inces-
sanity tuneful and the cast, ward
robe and Urban sets all being of a
high order. The piece unfolds swift
ly and there are numerous specialists
besides Cantor TO keep up the pace.
The New Amsterdam theater, there
fore. will be cnticing customers for
several months, possibly "a Of them.
Zicgfeld's masterful direction and
supervision again reminds the official
stage historians that he IL para
mount in the industry. The abandon
with which his musicals unwind In
refreshing and his skill Is as obvious
as il was in .Rosalie," "Rio Rita"
Three Musketeers," and the classic
"Show Boat" which is the only effort
Of Ziegteld's which remains his ace,
"Whoopee' II second best, not be-
cause Il isn't so good an attraction.
but because "Show Boat contains
several more hit songs. and its dra-
matte story is 20 gripping "Whoopee"
rs all that 1t means to be. funny, wild
and woody and spectacular.
In Case You Didn't Know
Being more Of a f~requenter Of the
hush houses than We are OF apart
ments, we only jus. discovered now
they open beer bottles in the latter
places. The bottle top is placed IN
der the mouthpiece Of the telephone.
with the tin top resting on the CAD
jet containing the serial mot the ex-
change) number Of the phone.
To steady yourself. place the left
hand or top Of the phone. and with
the right hand pull up the bottom
Of the bottle, which will release the
cork It'll work every time-if YOU
don't break the phone first.
Incidentally
There Is a legend that once uron Q
time. when Fsnnie Brice was n
precocious ig-year-old, she sold pa
pers on q East Side corner down
town.
Since the star completed her Vita
phone production, my Man. soon
TO be seen here. n Warner PRESS
agent encountered the legend. He
conceived the exploitation idea Of
having Miss Brice photographed dis
pensing papers containing reviews Of
the my Man" performance on a
prominent corner Is the aOs.
sure she wired. Anything but
Birth Control When ] sold papers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
WASHINGTON SOCIETY OPENS
SEASON EARLY

To be in society is a bore. To
be U of il is a tragedy.-Wilde.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-Society.
official and otherwise. is h~ot-footing
u for Washington unusually early
this year to be on hand for the open
ing of the earliest season" in the
memory of the oldest dowager In me
capitals smart set.
The White House gives the word
20"
When the presidential family be-
gins 70 entertain, all the swell peo-
pie in town have to follow suit to
stay in the swim.
And when the White House gets
through, so does everybody else, be-
cause. after the seasons final for
NAL function at the executive nan
sion, tho whole place, socially speak
ing. flats out. Nothing, after that,
counts-nct in the society pages,
anyway.
Until the Coolidges' day the lid
never was off much before the New
Years reception-which is not q So
cial event in itself. but an affair for
the hoi pclloi. but which served as
. kind Of starting signal. 20 -
speak.
The CoolidFes. however. evidently
liked 10 get IL over with. and set
the program ahead nearly a month.
This time they have broken eli
records.
The cabinet dinner-invarisbly the
initial blov-out-was given Novem'
Der S.
Mark that date-November s.
only the second day after election
The secretaries who had been GU
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WashimgGom Letter

in the sticks campaigning had 10
hump themselves TO arrive in time
and 10 miss n cabinet dinner IL a
terrible thing-especially &c a sec
rotary TO whom. like some Of them,
was the last one.
The White House dinners, how
ever. lack somewhat in popular APP
pesl-the attendance necessarily is
so small.
The receptions are the shindigs
that stir Washington up.
The diplomatic reception IL the
spectacular one.
The amoun Of gold lace ard
braid, Of diamond-encrusted decora-
TOMS and of jewel-hilted swords 10
be seen at that reception. on manly
shoulders and boox-ums. and clank-
ing on manly thighs, are n sight for
an asssyer and a lspidary-and
that's a fact.
A foreign ambassador. or even a
minister, is a pretty gorgeous indi-
vidual when he gets himself up re-
CARELESS. but some Of their min
tary and naval attaches-oh boyl
Our own army and navy reception .
Forget i'll Our outfits sre mere
moths compared with those lightning
bugs from oversees.
Not that that proves anything ss
10 what might happen in q ROCKIES.
Tire judicial reception In the most
awesome Of the lot.
Great gracy! To see all those
supreme court justices lumber "
, And TO refiect-ss their Ethiopian
| ~doorkeeper orce said-that there
nobody to appeal 10, from them, bu
God!
The congressional reception u
not very recherche. The senator
are all right-but lost. among 81
> ordinary representatives.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
INSURANCE COMPANY
AT SAN BENITO SOLD

SAN RENITO. Dee. f5.-The
Southern Mutual Life Insurance
company Of this city. owned until ~.
Gently by Tom Hughes. has been sold
~ the latter because n his health.
nr. ". IT. Morris Is president 81 the
new company, Tom Nolan. treasurer:
y. ~ hennamsr. az present county
superintendent Of schools, Is general
manager, and nr. N. y. Monrer il
physical director.
Whether Superintendent Eenna-
nirr vlll give no his present conner
ton a. county superintendent has not
been announced officialIv rat
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
Timely Views
UNPRECEDENTED wAv OF SPECULATION
ACTIVITY NOTED

By ANDREW MELLON, Secretary Of the Treasury.
(Andrew william Mellon was born at Pittsburgh,
Pa March "a, 1855. He was educated at the West
ern University az Pennsylvania (now University
Of Pittsburgh. He was president of the Mellon
National bank al Pittsburgh. retiring in 1921 70
accept the office Of secretary Of the treasury which
he has since held. He is a director or officer Of
various financial and industrial corporations and
has also been engaged in development or coal, coke
and iron enterprises. He is chairman Of sevetsl
federal boardsl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

Who arr H. Whist IL my wife's
name? Which Of my brothers was
recently married
Who IL the ruler ~ LuxsmburET
Of what ere the Philippine islands
= part?
Where is the African Gold
Coast"
Use hospitality one - another
without Erudging.' Where is this
passage found in the Bible7
JIMMY JAMS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
Answers ~ Forproinv oue.,,or

4. Emperor Hirohito of japan.
Princess NaEako; Chichihu.
2. Grand Duchess Charlotte.
=. Malay Archipelago.
4. Along the Gulf Of Guinea.
5. Peter. iv. Q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

no one on the East Side knew whi
birth control was
After All These Years
Among other diyerting news " II
fact that the William Of uranj
statue stood I'm the square in DubI(
for 200 years, serving as q target n
bricks and bullets fired by rowd'
Irishmen.
Then on Armistics Day Cof :
daysi) N group Of Boston lrishmI
-ho were making whoopee Ia m
lin. blew the thing 20 piecesi
Who Meets With lou
Who meets with you must some
know
Why stars burn out, what retl
arcs
Must probe the earth, must dr
the sea.
Must be AZ once too near-too
Who he,rs your voice must eve
What bells ring sweetly, what b
break
With ache or music w your thrcl
And when bells chime must n
wake.
Who sees your eyes must feel
shade
OF green trees by blue rivers deA
Must train the flesh Go chill of
Must give the flesh to warmth
sleep.
Who takes your kiss must Learnt
A. still as frightened sheep
snow.
Else the fun heart will flood
bounds
And down all magic N must
Noel Fieri
Newspaper stuff
All of the beats and scoop
complished by newspapers "a
profitable. II w now revealed
a New York . once corn9(
remarkable story" at a greai
and could not rate any dist
or money out Of ~
The case concerned "a royal
who was being entertained on ~
Island hy n wealthy group. IN
newspaper, in some manner. hrihj
the monitors Of the estate and place.
six photographers or the ground
all OF whom were disguised a. gst
deners. There were five sob sisted
~plsnted in the mansion disguised 7
gardeners. There we're five sob
ters planted IN the mansion DISCUS
as maids. etc. They eavesdropped. al
picked IN much valuable data. hu
none or Il was used, because N WI
feared that IL the sensational stut
was revealed IL probably would rcsu'
in international complications.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
A Daily Thought

The Esms Of life looks cheerful
when one carries a treasure safe in
his heart."-Schiller.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

Persons born Of this day arc cap
able Of thinking great thoughts.
They enjoy moving from place u
place.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

Solomon was q wise guy. but he could never have
competed with The Literary Digest in forecsstinT our
presidential elscticns-Hartfcrd Courant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

We guess that just A. soon as the Philsdelrhis 70
lice force gets through arrestinr one another. the day
regular work, ccm~mences.-Detrcit News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

Nature doubtless Is grand, but il wasn't ? vsry bril-.
liant scheme r. rut most cf the vitaminss in thing
you don't liks.-Ssn Francisco Chroniels. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16

Persons born on this day are fond
Ct study and are great readers.
They have a love ~ the mysterious.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-16
In the Past
Today's Hnrnscnnr

The two-day battle Of Nashville
Tenn, began on this day in 1851.
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New York Letter


no one on the East Side knew whd
birth control was"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-16

THE HEIGHT co.
NEEDS 800 EXTRA
SALESPEOPLE
Former employees and
women With Department
Store selling experiences ara
wanted To help on District
Day. Friday, May 18TH We
win need help IN all de-
partInenfN Register ct the
Employment offica ard
Floor, r 81
THE HEIGHT co.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-16

THE HECHT co.
NEEDS 500 EXTRA
SALESPEOPLE
Former employees and
women with Department
Store selling experience are
wanted 10 help on District
Day, Friday. May 18th. We
will need help in all de-
partFnentS. Register at the
Employment 0tfice ard
Floor, r 81.
THE HECHT co.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-16

an ad may Be worth $1,000 II cold
cash to you.
At any rate, the. chances are ycl
win win one or more of the other
prizes for these astminuke thoughts
which you convert into ads.
Are you buying q new car this
spring Or viii you have the engine
.of the old one popped up with
Simplex Piston Hingsg Make sure
and write some ads about them for
the Zain test. Call this firm mp on
the telephone and get more data Il
you are not familiar with their
good qualities. or, you may ask
some anotorist you know what he
thinks 01 them, for he probably has
them In his engine
The Chambers Fireless Gas Range
Company 81 furnishing ad writer's
with q mighty interesting and help
full booklet. You will find IL help
full and 1t Is free for the asking.
NE You have an old fashioned range
III your Kitchen and have dreams
0f q new modern and improved
range. find ont about this new
range and write some ads about Ii,
for II may mean yOu win get 4
new range out OF the test.
Like To talk In big figures and
banking terms, just like you owned
q bank, don't your Here's your
chance to talk about q bank ana II
win cost you nothing. On the other
hand, may mean real money for
you. Write some ads about the
Decentralization National Bank.
Plenty or ideas III your head al.
ready. Put them on paper ana
send them In.
Gasoline + Live Subject
The motorist makes such terrific
demands on the gasoline he uses
that gasoline II q mighty live sub
Ject with him. All OF which means
that AmOco gasoline should be an
easy subject for you to write about
10 the Zain attest. Try It, right
now. SIS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-16

RTCHELIEU PEARLg offer .
$3.50 quality Super Triple y Pearl
Necklace for the best nd on
Michelieu Pearls during entire
campaign.
SERVICE PHARMACIES OFFER
SIS DeVilblse Perfume Light Ter
the best nd on their store dnrtng
UNDERWOOD q UNDERWOOD
offer = sitting by snsif artlssa
value $50. "a the writer ~ tine
bast Nd ON their bnsinrsf eOp eD-
tire campasgm. they Will also
give an exfFa prize Ut dor. DtG.
lures. value $40. for best al on
"My Impressions After . Viait 10
Their studio" for last half Of
campaign.
THE KAUFMANN FURNITURE
CO CO, VII I'll, sly. ..cs ssn..ms SSEs-
thre" for fine hest nd an their
stare during entire campaign.
RIZIK BROS. offer = iady's
gown SIOO VaIue. to writer o. hest
nd IN their STORE dWPlhR sRtive
campaign. Also O0g Gl0.BO hottie
and two $3.50 BATTLES 0g RlemF
Divine imported French perfume
for the three hest ads each week
s. AUE IASS TGNun1MNEE WA sC1NApAABMS
ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO en-.
offers . SOS Brunswtck PanR-
fr0pe 70 the writer NJ, the hest
ad' 0n their store during entire
nd test.
BECKER's LEATHER GOODS
co. will give 876 Hartmann
wardrobe trunk for the best ID nm
their store durins entire came
Da1gn.
JOHN a. WILKINS CO offers
3 $50 Universal EIertFtc pPPr0.
latOF, with sugar h0WI. cFeamer.
tPm3 and sounds Of coffee for
best I'd On their OFOduct duFing
entire nd tess.
WILLIAM ROsENDORR offers
= $50 Red Fox scarf 70 the writer
Of the br0t nd ON that store dur
lng entire campaign.
sTRAYER COLLEGE otfees q
$50 Sch9laFship. any e0nPse, day
Or evening UeaDlOnw, transferable.
tor the hest nd ON their e0IlegO
duFtnE entire Nd tent.
BERDERICH'A villa GIVE .
pair Of Ned Crosse ladies' shoes or
q pair M Nmnn Busil meme shoes
winners ehOieel. Tor the hest I'd
IN their stnRe durtng sixth and
seventh weak1 tc0mbined)s
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-16

SMITHS RADIO SERVICE or
ferh IN AtwateF keat Model 81
electric radio eeE with Model B
speaker u ne given For the hest
AtwateT Kent I'd DURING the cam
Uaigm.
AMERICAN OIL CO. will give
SIC worth or AMOCO-GiA9 tn writer
o. hest nd On thiS product each
week for remainder Of campaign.
CARRY ICE CREAM CO. win
each q the five best ads summit
ted an their product. exclusive Of
the first five winneFa selected By
The Times each week.
SIMPLEX PISTON RING co.
ofseFa 70 Install NimpIex piston
rings On any 9 ar q cylinder auGO
m0t0r for the writer Mt the hest
I'd Submitted on their firm during
entire nd fest.
CHAMBERS FTRELEss GAS
RANGE CtD offer q credit OF 500
an their Model 374I Range to the
writer OF the hest nd an their
the campaign.
BUTLER-FLYNN PAINT co.
will give . gallon Of their paint
10 the fret winner; and q quart
and hFuah to each 0f the Uext
fOne winners every week.
WALLACE MOTOR 20. offer a
credit Of 500 an q new Nash car
f0p the hest al IN fllia make az
auto or their firm each week Of
campatgn-OulN One Oel1W ln0B.
transferable 10 q winner. Also.
tlle9 will give Q used car for
hest I'D on ''Hsed cars" aent IN
durinK entire campaign-i9 win.
meF GleAiPes, value Of this car can
be applied ON any new or used ear
In stock.
STANLEY CRANDALL tn E-
ATERs offer q twO-pAFty pass
for che teD best ads each week OF
nd test.
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SEP.
PLY CO. offer q credit Of a26 ON
retail pRlee Of GENERAL Electric
refPIgeHatOF for the hest nd each
week for Femainder Of camDatgn.
CRAa. SCHWARTZ o SON of
fer 4 taandsUHne ladIeS' eOSnpncE 0V
b MOmBOp cigarette NghleP Twin
neF'a rssNlrel far tire nest Ad an
their store during sixth and Aev-
enfh weeks lcOmblHedl. They Will
also give q wrist watch twinner'S
eholeel tor the heat I'D % tt1elP
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-16

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signed ads pc suDmltted ths
judges. such ais VIII be yI9e ~
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who can think use pen, pencil ~
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equal chance TO win 1ne DIE money
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-16
"A n CON LIST
now IN Final
PHAS
Tonielats's the night.
kfis7ssicrlas IN fl4a ffnlar

Midnight ID the hour.
the end uf the last double
period IN the Times Zain Ac-Test.
II your ads have not been mn tleo
II delivered to the Times aeTasd
BuIldinr ST 1917 II ST. N. NJ. YOU
had better ret busy and send them
along.
Ads submitted during this period
win IS judged on Thursday. Egaday
and Saturday q this week. 1'S "
persons are going To win clecSHs
for 500 and Sgz OF sf Ns-isAslsAS
prizes are To be distributed AMONG
the remaining WtnIler
tt,ere are several biz special prizes
~ be awarded BY some "A the os
,.o,,,iuet,f washington business es-
tal1lislaFneaats who are partlcipa tans
II the campaign Look over tile
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Write About Each Firm
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write m many a. YOU ggisa bout
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and the added cash prize q a Ivy
offered by Rizik BEotl hers r0vioeai
the grand prize AZ y about their
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-16
SPECIAL PRIZES OFFERED IN
TIMES-ZAIN ATTEST

SPECIAL NOTICE.: sH the 81 900 Grand Prize
offered by THE TIMES for the best ad submitted
during cntre Ad-Test Is Oritten abOat RlZIK BROS,
this firm lD giUe the additional 81 900
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-16
THE HECHT co.
NEEDS 500 EXTRA
cATESpEnpTE

Former employees and
women with Department
store selling experience are
wanted 10 help on District
Day, Friday May 18th. We
win need help n all de-
partmenta Register at the
Employment Offica srd
Floor, r. ST.
THE HEIGHT CO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-16

T1ngnrnisled Or furnished-an apart
,v.erse % auIt your needs can be 10.
nafed through fOdayss Times end HeRaiu
classified rental columns.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-16
THE HEIGHT co.
NEEDS 800 EXTRA
SALESPEOPLE

Farmer employees and
women with Department
store selling experiences are
wanted to help on District
Day, Friday. May 18th. we
will need help in all de-
partmenta Register at the
Employment office. 3rd
Floor. r ST.
THE HEIGHT co.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-16
THE HECHT co.
NEEDS 500 EXTRA
.SALESPEOpIE

Former employees and
women with Department
store selling experience ara
wanted to help on District
Day, Friday. May 18th. We
win need help in all de-
partments. Register at the
Employment office, srd
Floor. r ST.
THE HECHT co.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

These Sun ViSors are specially
designed to cover the forehead
and prevent sunburn. The band
is equipped with an elastic strip
which makes it fit any size head.
Many colors from which 70
choose.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
EAneallen DepaFtmenl.

Eeyen new courses are being offered
Az fsle General Education Council, be-
thinning the week ~ April 10 and eXs
feEsdang through the third week Ia May.
Foiderg are ready for distribution, and
rnaast8atl0ns may be made st any time
"a the education once, On the sixth
neat psychology. modern fiction, art APP
asreczation, astronomy. studies IN the
EerrnOn on the Mount studies In AmeFf-
ear history, the electing ~ President.
four tal1m On ths community, two on
WaehsiaHm the EenHtafsn and tive on
- M old Virginia.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

You will be delighted and completely
satisfed with the growth. color aud APP
oearanee of your hair after using one
hottls of Lea's Hair Tonic. Its results
please the most tastidious Very easy
to use
Evening star., 1928-04-08
IndnstriaI Department.


There win be no meeting Of the Greek
Club April II because Of the services a.
the Greek church on that day.
The X z Y Club win have social
Hse&ting Wednesday evening, and new
nseEnbers viii be welcomed 20 the club
aA that time. The club supper viii be
he16 ia the cafeteria at $50 pm.
"A special Easter iuncheon Will be-
sefTed by members Of the industrial
c0MmttLee 81 the Price Wiihoft factory
Tuesday noon, April g.
The many friends In the association
of Mlss Virginia Padilia Of Honduras,
Central America, VINO has been mem
b&T ~ the industrial department. for
some year, viii be interested in her
approaching marriage to John Zier Of
EtyeTcaIe, nd. April IL, Mrs. Albert
a. PltDey, chairman Of the department,
ard Miss Saida Hartman, secretary, are
arranging the details Of the wedding.
which viii take place In the board room
a9 Eeyenteenth and X streets.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Girl Reserves.

There viii BE- no regular club meet
aERk during Easter vacation except tn
Saturday MoFning Club al 10 O'Clock.
eemk,eT Fideiis 04Tl Reserve Club o
Tech viii have D hike Tuesday. Tn
a DaFty In the G1Ti Reserve filbF0on
~ z pm, Tuesday.
Bon Eeeouf Club of Central viii tax
A hike Friday at pm
Miss Mabel II, Ct)ok. secretary 0f IN
Aer.aYtnent, viii be Oh vacation for IN
wekk 0f April srle.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

PHE.F0E il physicians prescrip.
tion which we rigidly guarantee TO pre-
went and overcome blind. bleeding and
itching piles or refund money. II coais
you only Sac but 10 worth many times
more 70 any sufferer.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Lasts all day And the shade
Ia blend of red and orange
80 utterly natural il fiatters
every complexion. Insist on
only the original waterproof
Iipstiek. The case is stamped.
KISSPROOF lOc
Special Price. ..... DS
The Washington times., 1928-05-29
YOUTH ACCUSED
Of SOL 000
FORGERY
b InternatIonaI News service


NEW YORK May 2s.A flushed
youth OF 10 twisted and squirmed
Eeryously today az detectives in
police headquarters sought to learn
frolo him what had become OF s51,-
D80-and perhaps 5000, 900 which
ne Is alleged 10 have obtained by
forgery from the State Bank, where
he Was employed as clerk.
Tl1s prisoner Is John Donahue.
He was arrested early today with
Michael NAsr, 81, also q clerk. Neer
is charged with aiding and abet-
ting series Of check forgeries.
The specific charge against Dona-
hue IL that he forged the name Of
Morris Boyer to q check for $21, 900,
which was cashed at the State Bank,
one oH the largest institutions on
the East Side. Additional charges
involving $31 900 in forged checks
are pending against the young clerk
and detectives declare the total will
reach $500, 900 before their investi-
Paticn is completed.