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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
FIVE ATTEND
CONFERENCE
District wi O g RI OF
Presbyterial Held
At Edinburg

Addresses by Mrs. j. w. Culver
OF San Antonio, and DR.. u. wv.
Skinner, president OF Tex-Mex in
stitute. Kingsville, featured the
meeting of district conference one
OF the Western Texas Presbyterial
at Edinburg Friday. Mrs. Culver Is
a former ~Synodical president, and
both officials chose for discussion
inspirational topics which disclosed
highly informative ideas TO confer
ence attendants.
In addition to a number OF other
talks by Valley PreSbyterians and
out-of-town speakers, several en-
tertaining musical selections were
enjoyed on the days program. "A
report on the School of Missions at
Kerrville was received with inter-
est, given by Mrs. "A. .. Paxton.
Mrs. Z. p. Day Of Brownsville talk
ed on "C~onsecration Prayer" as q
program topic.
AT noon, a delicious turkey din
ner was served by the Edinburg
women. Edinburg hosteSSes being
MesdameS j. y. Cl0Sner, president
Of the missionary society; Mrs. Z,
M. Smith, vice-preSident, Mrs.
Cooper Smith, secretary; Mrs. w,
L. Peet, treasurer; Mrs. A. M. Fair
banks, chairman day circle; Mrs
r.. "A. McRinnon, chairman evening
circle; and Mrs. j. Il. Berry, chair
man home circle.
Five Brownsville Presbyterians
attended the meeting. Rev. and Mrs
x. p. Day, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs
Glenn Landreth, and Miss Florence
Bell.
The next conference Is TO be held
in Harrington, probably in April.
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Federation Report
Is Given AT GLIB

Members OF the Self Culture club
spent a delightful afternoon as the
guests OF Mrs. Nathan Moore in III
Jardin Wednesday. Federation Day
being observed. The president. Mrs.
Volney Taylor, gave the State Fed
GRAFTON report. having recently re-
turned from the convention at Min
eral Wells.
Mrs. George Hamilton also re-
ported for the City Federation dur
irg the afternoon. Mrs. KENNY led
the parliamentary drill and current
events were given In answer To roll
call. The hostess served q Thanks
giving luncheon plate.
Guests or the club were Mrs. j
8. Duncan, former member mad
Mrs. Ada Mayer. Brownsville host
ess.
There will be no meeting or the
club until Dec. 4, when Il will be en-
tertained by Mrs. ". l.. Conrad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

JUNIOR CLUBS
NEW PROJECT
Session To Be Held For First
Time In History In
WiIIacy County

For the first time in the history
Of the Rio Grande Federation or
Women'S Clubs the semt-annual
meeting will be held in Willacy
county. though a number OF clubs
IL both Lyford and Raymondville
have been affiliated for many
years.
The meeting will be held at the
Lyford high school building Tues
day, December 10, the morning seS-
sion TO open at nine a. m, with the
Lyford Community club and the
Lyford Parent-Teachers association
the hostess clubs. The officers elect
ed last December and installed in
May will be in charge. The Lyford
schools will be closed for the day
and the entire plant will be at the
disposal Of the club women.
The program at this meeting viii
be in keeping with the new presid-
ent's theme Know The Valley"
talent for the fine art numbers to
be drawn from Valley educational
institutions and from federated
clubs. Mrs. X. Owen Scott Of Rio
Grande City, who assumed the
responsibility OF president In May,
will also stress during the admin
istration Junior Club and Librar-
les, and one feature Of the pro-
gram will be a round table discus
sion or these two phases OF the
work. Following the discussion Of
Junior Clubs, all representatives
present will be introduced regard
less OF utilization with the Valley
organization. An appeal has been
sent out to all adult organizations
to sponsor a group OF girls to the
Meeting at Lyford. Indications
point TO the probability of a large
attendance Of young folk who will
receive special recognition from the
body.
Another item Of interest on the
program will be a report Of the
state Federation meet, which was
held recently at Mineral Wells. by
Mrs. Florence Klabfleish OF Merce-
des. delegate from the Valley Fed
Grafton.
All officers OF the state and dis
trict Federations have been invit-
ed to the Valley meeting. as well
as a number Of past officers. Mrs.
Willie George Of Brownsville viii
serve as hospitality chairman Of
the out-of-the-Valley visitors.
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Society Calendar
Monday

Monday
Altar society OF Sacred Heart
church meets with Mrs. J. J. Jones
at $3.50.
The Baptist Missionary society
meets at $3.50 at the church for Bible
study.
Woman's Auxiliary Of the Pres
byterian church is to have a social
meeting at $3.50. Circle two will be
hostess. A Thanksgiving offering for
the orphanage is to be made.
Methodist Missionary society Is
to have q social meeting at 3 D. m.
at the church
Mardi bridge club with Mrs. Mil
Ter on the highway.
Learners club with Mrs. Volney
Taylor for a birthday party
Rebekahs at /. o. o. +. hall for
semi-annual election Of officers.
Lowell Bible class OF First Metho-
dist church will have a banquet at
the church, evening.
Wednesday
Wednesday Tournament bridge
with Mrs. Robin Pate.
Mrs. Billy Tucker. hostess Wed
nesday bridge.
Mrs. Lloyd Barley. bridge club
hostess.
Friday
EI Jardin PIT. "A. meets at Sis
at the school auditorium.
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OK hcnors for the queen and her as
semblage Of Valley duchesses, maids
and escorts over the Thanksgiving
season.
Not until the close Of the court
spectacle win the identity Of the
reigning queen be disclosed, but a
long list OF her attendants from
over the Valley has been announc-
ed. BrownSville's own representa-
ton Is named as Miss Elizabeth
More. duchess. with Miss Eleanor
Richardson and Miss Florence
Burns as maids. Two little girls OF
Brownsville. Beverly Black and Bar
bara Brady, r to be trainbearers
and escorts for the Brownsville girls
viii also participate.
French Court Setting
Much time and effort. a. well a.
"a huge sum of money. have been
expended this year 70 make the cor
onation an outstanding spectacle.
The setting IL TO- be m magnificent
French court Of Versailles. with its
representation Of forests and foun-
tains. a picturesque grOtto. beauti-
full blossoms. and other effects TO
make an enchanting habitat for Her
Highness. Queen Of the Valley Mid
winter Fair.
Herbert Barnard. artist or the
Walter j. DAILY Producing company
Of San Antonio. Is scenic director.
while Mrs. Frances Beddoes or La
Feria is stage manager and Miss
Alva Daniel of Harrington will di-
rect the dancing.
An elaborate queens ball viii fol-
low the coronation, to be a strictly
formal affair in the auditorium at
3 ID. m
Valley Representatives
Duchesses and their attendants
from the various Valley towns are
announced IS follows:
Mission: Duchess Mary Ferguson;
maids, Beatrice Curtis and Louise
Lockhart; train bearers, Ned Cong
don and Billie Brown.
McAllen: Duchess Winnie Bell
Pfeiffer: maids, Eva Lee Johnson
and Elizabeth Campbell: escorts,
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George Irwin; train bearer, Betty
Davis.
San Juan: Duchess Nell Irene
Hancock: maids, Nadine Robertson
and Jimmie Withers.
Alamo: Duchess Lilly Miettelmeir;
maids, Frances Benedict and Jean
nette S~tatler: trainbearers, Babbitt
Rhinehart and Judy Moore.
Weslaco: Duchess Katherine Ed
win; escort, "A. Il. Edison: maids
Miss Donna Clark and Marcella
Lehman: escorts. John Lake Couch
and Mike Vandever; trainbearers
Tommie Gene Rives and Master
Walter Hope Baxter. III.
Mercedes: Duchess Sara Haynes;
maids, Josephine Symonds and VIII
lie Ray Markham: escorts, Frank
James Markham. John Phelan, Jr-
and Walden Haynes; trainbearers,
Pauline Brand and Stanley TolSon
La Feria: Duchess Violette Spies;
maids. Inez Bishop and Ruth Star
key.
Harrington: Duchess Gladys Hood,
maids, Helen Summers and Helen
Hoskins; trainbearers. Fannie Lee
I Roberts and Louise Ewing.
Rio Hon6o: Duchess Susan Mize
maids. Pearl Garden and Gladys
Johnson: trainbearers. Mary Mize
and Betty Ruth Carpenter.
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Mrs. Harwood
EntertainS Club

Mrs. Wallace Harwood was ho1-
eSs Friday TO a luncheon bridge club
whose members included women OF
Brownsville, San Benito and Harlin-
gen.
Luncheon was served at ! p. m.
followed by the games. i'm which
Mrs. Frank Gay or Brownsville won
the prize.
The club meets q week from next
Friday with Mrs. Louie Morris OF
San Benito.
Members of the club are Mrs. John
Morris OF Harrington: Mrs. Winston
Harwood Of Harlingen; Mrs. Louie
Morris of San Benito; Mesdames
Frank Gay. Carlisle Williams. Maui
rice Brulay, j. l.. Rentfro. and Wal
lace Harwood Of Brownsville.
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Miss Friedman
Thursday Hostess

Miss Beatrice Friedman enter
tanned the Thursday bridge club at
her home. Mrs. Arthur Pitt winninI
high score prize. and Mrs. Louis
Friedman. the cut. Mrs. E. J. La
beau of Chicago. the guest OF Mrs.
Gene Richards. was q guest.
The club will meet IN Tues
dav. Dec. 3 with Mrs. G. A. Rel.
postponing next weeks meeting on
account OF the Thanksgiving hoIi-
days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
McMurrays Going
To PhilinDines

Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Harvey have
received advice that Chaplain
George McMurray. their son-in-
lew, who Is stationed at Preside,
San Francisco. Calf. has been or
Nered TO two-vear service in the
Philippine Islands. He and his VIE.
who was Miss Lille Harvey OF
Brownsville prior to her marriage
IN 1918. are to sail February 8. and
will probably make q visit 10
Brownsville before leaving. Chan
lain McMurrav was pastor OF the
First Baptist Church here before
the war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
MISSION
aWORLn PEArE TOPIC

One Of the best meetings OF the
season and the most prolific Of
thoughtful consideration was that
OF the Civic League, one OF Missions
most energetic and worthwhile clubs
and the club which has an outstand-
ing qualifications the betterment
and Identification Of the city In
every way.
Mrs. r.. j. Caldwell, president OK
the organization, was I'm charge or
the business session, which held At
the close of the luncheon, given at
the Garden Inn tearoom.
The program for the day was
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Club Birthday
Party Announced

Mrs. j A. Muckleroy was leader
OF the Learners club lesson on the
Pan-American League at its regu-
lar meeting with Mrs Sherwood
Bishop. Assisting on the program
were Mrs. S. Ford and Mrs. Volney
Taylor, who discussed topics. Mrs.
Taylor also gave her report OF the
pecent State Federation conve1-
ton held IN Mineral Wells
The club Is to meet next week
with Mrs. Taylor, for q birthday
party.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
Brownsville Duchess
And Maids Selected

Valley wide interest is drawn TO social features OF the Mid-wtater fair
opening In Harlngen Tuesday since practically every Valley town is
to be represented in the elaborate coronation or the fair queen Tuesday
night at 8 7. m. in the municipal auditorium Following the court eere-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
Teachers of Weslaco
Stage Novel Program
Especial to The Heraldl

WESLACO. Nov. GA novel theatrical evening was the past weeks
entertainment staged by the Weslaco Teachers club in the new audi
torim Of the Stephen F. Austin school with 81 in attendance.
The program committee, with +. M Mcconnell. principal, as chairman,
assisted by Miss MMIy Mae Pierce, Miss Ruth Ewing, Miss Gerte White
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

WEDNESDAY, Glue

The Wednesday bridge club met
nc the home OK MRS. III. IL. Smith ON
East Tenth street this week
Three tables Of women we're pres
ent with no prizes given. The Gus
tom OF this club Is for the losers tO
be h~OsteSseS 10 the winners and
husbands at the end Of each quar-
ter. Mrs. H. T.. Moore and Miss Hell
en- Gather were the only out of the
club guests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Kiekel at
tended the game in Austin Friday,
returning Saturday morning.
Mrs. w. E. Heaner, Eddie Bounds
and Miss Annie Starck were In
Austin Friday for the football game.
Miss Ayeliffe Cobolini and Miss
Rachel Barnes were in Austin for
the Brownsville Austin football
game.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Roper OF
New Orleans are here for q VISIT
with their daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Pitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J Labeau and
son Arthur Of Chicago are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Richards,
before going on to Los Angeles for
the winter. Mr.. Labeau IS a brother
OF Mrs. Richards
Mrs. Beulah Sadler and her son,
j. T., have returned from San An
tonic where Mrs. Sadler was called
BY the illness OF her sister. Mrs.
j.. H. Bond. She left her sister much
improved.
Mrs. F. Z. Wellings, after a visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
M. Dalzell, left this week to Join her
husband in Baghdad. Iraq. Mr..
Wellings. a geologfst, has accepted
a position with the Iraq. Petroleum
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Robertson
Porter are In San Antonio for q
visit, and from there viii 60 to
the Texas-A. g. NJ. Thanksgiving
football game, to be played in Col
lege Station. They win visit friends
In Bryan.
Mrs. Oliver I. Holman has rs
her guests at the post her mother,
Mrs. BENJAMIN. F. Porter. and her
little daughter. Diana Reeder, who
arrived Saturday night from New
York City. They will visit her for
some time.
Mrs. Geo. L. Rihl arrived from
Mexico City Thursday afternoon
going on Saturday to Miami. where
she will join Mr.. Rihl. Of the Pan
American airways. Mrs. Rihl was
accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Kay
ser and Waldron Rihl. The Ribs
expect to go from Miami to Brazil
Mrs. J.. w. Culver, Mrs. A. T..
HoImgreen and Miss Mary Means
Of San Antonio. who were on the
Presbyterial conference program
Friday at Edinburg. returned home
Friday night with Mrs. George
Smith and were her guests until
Saturday. when they returned to
San Antonnio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

Mrs. wv. %. Brown was hostess 10
the Tuesday Afternoon bridge club
at her home ON East 18th street this
week, with two tables OE players
present. Mrs. l.. =. Congdon was
high score winner. Mrs. Dade HE'S
ter was the only out "a club guest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24
Comings, Goings
Of Local People

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Kiekel at
tended the game in Austin Friday,
returning Saturday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

Mrs. F. Z. Wellings, after q visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
M. Dalzell, left this week to join her
husband in Baghdad. Iraq. Mr..
Wellings, a geologtst, has accepted
a position with the Iraq. Petroleum
company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. E. J Labeau and
son Arthur Of Chicago r visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Richards.
before going on to Los Angeles for
the winter. Mr.. Labeau is a brother
% Mrs. Richards.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Robertson
Porter are In San Antonio for q
visit, and from there viii 60 to
the Texas-A. g. M. Thanksgiving
football game, to be played in Col
lege Station. They win visit friends
In Bryan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

Mrs. Beulah Sadler and her son.
j. T., have returned from San An
tonic where Mrs. Sadler was called
BY the illness Of her sister. Mrs.
j. H. Bond. She left her sister much
improved.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

MI. and Mrs. Henry Roper OF
New Orleans are here for a VISIT
with their daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Pitt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

Mrs. w. E. Heaner, Eddie Bounds
and Miss Annie Starck were In
Austin Friday for the football game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

Miss Ayeliffe Cobolini and Miss
Rachel Barnes were in Austin for
the Brownsville-Austin football
game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

Mrs. Oliver I. Holman has rs
her guests at the post her mother,
Mrs. BENJAMIN. F. Porter, and her
little daughter. Diana Reeder, who
arrived Saturday night from New
York City. They will visit her for
some time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

Miss Morrow Is a member OF Pi
lambda Theta. honorary education
fraternity, and was representative
~ the Texas chapter Of the frater-
nitv to the national convention dur
ing the past summer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

The women students Of Scottish
Rite dormitory entertained with a
dance Friday night OF last week,
Ire dance being given in the ball
room Of the dormitory, which was
decorated with palms and chrysan-
theEnums.
students from the Lower Rio
Grande Valley residing at the dor
mltory are Miss Elena Austin and
Miss Emilia Austin. both Of Mis-
sion. Miss Kathleen Brown Of Har-
IInRen, Miss AIeda Heidrick OF Mer-
cedes. Miss Minerva Holbert Of La
\ Feria. Miss Margaret Montgomery
of Edinburg. Miss Gladys Sanders
or Falfurrias, and Miss Betty
Thompson Of La Ferta.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

Reagan Literary society at the
University Of Texas initiated elev-
en- new members this week, n OF
the initiates being Miss Nrita Lo-
max Of San Benito.
Miss Lomax Is a student in the
college Of arts and sciences. she Is
a resident Of Scottish Rite dormi-
tory.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-25
PARLIAMENT. OPENS
 UNDER LABOR RULE
Capt. E. X. Pikroy Reelected as Speaker Amid Cheers

London, June e5 CP - The new British parliament held its first ses- sion today under the labor govern- ment and reelected Captain E. A. Fitzroy. conservative, as speaker.
 Not a vote was cast against the popular presiding officer who was lauded in the nominating speeches for his impartiality.
 Cheers Greet Speaker
 A. round of cheers greeted the re- suit of the vote to which the speak, CT responded by thanking the house for conferring upon him "the great est honor it is able to confer upon one of it's members"
 The house adjourned shortly aft erwards and will get down to work next week with the reading of the speech from the throne.
 After the black rod had made his traditional entry into the house and summoned the commons to the up- per chamber to hear the royal com- mission read inaugurating the new parliament, Premier Macdonald and former Premier Baldwin rose. met on the floor and shook hands heart ily amid general cheers.
 The ministers, former ministers
New Britain herald., 1929-06-25
"RAINBow MAN" AT CAPITOL

Earlier talking pictures had an element of inconsistency in them as l regards the interpolation of music and songs. but The Rainbow Man | now at the Capitol is fine example of how this has been overcome in talking pictures and how songs have | been made a natural part of the | plot and action.
 How this is done is shown by l mentioning the spots in the plot in which vocal and instrumental music have fitting places.
 The song Smile Little Pal' is in-
 troduced in vodvil theater dressing
 room. Then there is the music Of the minstrel men on parade. Dur ing the introductory scenes of Eddie | Bowling and the girl. played by Marian Nixon, Bowling sings Mary. Mary. Quite Contrary"
 In the minstrel show, Eddie Dowl- ing, as Rainbow Ryan sings Sleepy Valley" and Rainbow Man." Other numbers featured prominently by the minstrel com pany on the stage are Let's Lift Up the Curtain" and ''Tambourine Tune"
 On Thursday double feature rhotoplay will be offered presenting the all talking picture The Doctors Secret with Ruth Chatterton and H. B. Warner and Karl Dane and George k. Arthur in China Bound" |" Beginning Sunday is Victor McLag- len in his first all talkie. The Black Watch Coming soon is Merchants Gift Night"
New Britain herald., 1929-06-25
SEEK ACC0MPLICE
 IN MAIL ROBBERY
Inspectors Convinced Someone
 Aided Burgess in Theft

New Haven, June 25 R-Postal Inspectors J. J. Bresin and T. P. Cronin, making further inquiries in the theft of two mail pouches ono containing $69,000 in cash for which Esko c. Burgess. Ansonia mail mes senger is being held, were going over the Ansonia Bridgeport mali route today in an effort to obtain additional details in their investiga- ton. Though Burgess, who con fessed the theft after the money pouch had been recovered. impli- cated no one, a friend of his was questioned last night and absolved by the inspectors.
 Search For Accomplice
 It is understood, however, they still believe another person is i'm :. plicated, passing this opinion partly on the disappearance of the second pouch. This second pouch, con- taining only ordinary mail and checks, was still being sought today by Ansonia police, who together with Postmaster Alfred w. Jeynes, the postal inspectors and others, made a vain all night search for it in an iso- lated portion of the city.
 Gave Sacks Location
 Burgess in his confession gave this portion of the city as the place where he had hidden the second pouch. This was on it's way from the Ansonia Electric Company to the Merchants National Bank of New Haven. The money pouch was con- signed to the Ansonia National Bank by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. It was found Sunday in a wooded section along Beaver street.
 Burgess, unable to furnish $7,500 bail, remains in New Haven county jail awaiting the action of the fed- eral grand iury
New Britain herald., 1929-06-25
WIDESPREAD PLAN 0F PUBLICITY FOR
 DRYS IS EVOLVED
(Continued from First Page)

poster on display depicts America ! in the shadow of huge beer bottle The captain reads: Help remove this shadow from our fair land!" Plans for the campaign are rem iniscent of the wartime poster cam paigns organized by President Hoov- CT when he was food administrator and was seeking wide public CO., operation to conserve the nations food supply.
 In a pamphlet the bureau is dis tfbuting this week to & list 0f teachers. the importance of positive teaching is stressed and suggestions are given for instructing the young in prohibitions benefits.
 Needs Aid Of Teachers
 The government needs the help and cooperation of every teacher from Maine to California and from Washington state to Florida in de- ,eloping consciousness of the proper attitude toward this law of all laws" the pamphlet says.
 Teachers are asked to furnish the bureau with any successful plans or experiments they may have worked out concerning the teaching of this subject. Eight courses Of study by which the prohibition theme may be fitted into the standard school course are outlined in the pamphlet
 Taking arithmetic as an example. the bureau tells teachers; Prob lens having to do with the increase in value of property in your own locality formerly occupied as saloons or as breweries and of property ad- jacent thereto, the difference in the number of people employed. and the increase in taxation. the increase in number and amounts of savings ac- couts, the increase in the number of insurance policies, the increase in number of home owners, etc."
 Sample Slogans Issued
 Sample slogans for school use suggested by the bureau include Let us use alcohol, not waste It," Lawmakers must not be lawbreak- ers," Tt takes two to make a boot legger." Safety and sobriety arc brothers" "Is prohibition a success: ask the bankers. or. ask the Saliva. tion Army. the social workers, the mothers, ask everybody"