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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28

a motor fuel, the Magnolia Petro-
leum company believed that its re-
suits and efficiency should come
through the refining process rather
than through the use Of chemicals.
The thing needed for high compress
sion motors, and motors having o
tendency to knock under certain
operating conditions. was @ motor
fuel that would exert q push on the
pistol head instead Of a quick blow.
The Magnolia company believed
that the way to get such a fuel was
70 start with high-grade crudes
and refine the anti-knock qualities
into it. Working with that belief IN
mind, our engineers perfected Mag
nolia Anti-Knock gasoline without
the use of any chemicals. The only
thing added was a small amount Of
harmless red dye SO that motorists
could easily distinguish this gasoline
from ordinary gasoline"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28
BARON KoENId WARTHAUsEH

his first point outside California.
From here he flew Onto eastern
cities before embarking again for
Europe.
The youthful baron flies the
plane when fancy dictates. His en-
CINE pulls the plane so miles on Il
gallon Of fuel and the oil consump-
ton is negligible.
When ready to hope off for an
other point he warns the engine.
throws two Suitcases and his Siam
csc cat into the rear cockpit and
up he goes.
The baron had flown only II
hours when he started the world
tour. That experience he got dur
ing a college vacation three years
ago. Twice the German government
telegraphed requesting him TO aban-
don the jaunt-and twice he re-
fused. preferring to prove the ease
Of such a flight.
Carries No Parachute
He carries no parachute. his
theory being that his plane has
such q low landing speed-20 miles
an hour-that he can land safely
under any conditions.
Here the world sees a modest
German youth anxious to explore
the world and adopting the most
convenient means 70 do 1t. Just
past % years Of age. he plans an
other flight next year. He expects
to S the same ship.
Rather than his ability as a flier
he believes his command Of Ger
man. French and English to be
more important He thinks he has
talked his way around the world.
rather than flown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28
ELIGIBILITY
RULE SOUGHT
Wisconsin Governors Term
May End Before Row
Settled

MADISON, Wis, Aug. 28.-Pl-
Political enemies Of Gov. Walter j.
Kohler hit a long legal trial when
they began an effort TO bar him
from office.
Charging he YVES disqualified
through alleged violation Of the cor
rupt practices act limiting personal
expenditures, LaFollette p~rogressives
began their effort to bar Kohler
from the governors chair before h
was inaugurated.
Seven months have elapsed since
he took office as the first non-pro-
greSSive to gain election in q de-
cade. and the legal battle. unprece-
denied in the states history, has not
passed the preliminary stage.
Term May Expire
In fact. the prospect looms that
Governor Rohler's two-year term Of
office may have expired before the
state courts finally give their de-
cision on his right to hold the Of
flee.
Circuit Judge James G. Wick
ham will sit in Sheboygan. seat Of
the county in which Walter Kohler
has lived all his life. the first week
In September and hear the argu-
ments on the demurrer of the gov
ernor-defendant to the action COM
menced by the state at the instiga-
ton Of four prominent members Of
the LaFollette progressive faction.
Court 20 Decide
After that. the state supreme
court will be called upon to de-
eide whether the decision Of Judge
Wickham shall be upheld. If that
Is in favor of the governor, the case
will end there. III not, then the
way viii be cleared to a trial on the
merits of the case
In its legal aspect. the unusual
case hinges on whether the gov
ernor spent In Excess Of $4,000 per-
sonally in his campaign to wiz the
republican nomination for COVER
nor. and if so. whether he thereby
was disqualified to hold the office
to which he was elected last No
vember.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28
Flashes of Life
(By the Associated Press)

10y Lne ASSOCldIeu ETeSSJ
ELIZABETH, N. j. omenico
Fot. 90. has arrived from Italy to
visit his son, II, whom he has not
een for so years. Accustomed to
at least two quarts of wine daily.
Domenico says he will not drink at
all during his visit because Of the
law.
CLEVELAND.-There's q lot Of
determination in the up-to-date
"we." With Mrs. Lindbergh at the
controls, the Colonel spun the pro-
peller fifteen times. but the motor
would not start. Offered the use of
a mechanic If he wished to take
the controls himself, he said: mo,
she knows how to do IT," Ten more
spins, and the motor started and
I'VE" scared away.
NEW YORK.-Mrs. Edward Man
ming Of Brooklyn is 5 feet 5. Her
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28
cox EXPECTED TO
RETURN NEXT WEEK

Bascom Cox, assistant county at
torney, Is expected to return from a
vacation in West Texas and Okla
homa early next week.
Cox joined his wife in Austin be-
fore beginning the trip.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28
Personals


Jay Hunt. Of Las Comas. was in
town Sunday.
Margaret Heck. Of Harlingen
spent Sunday here.
Geo. r. Morrison came In from
Dallas Sunday.
K. G. Moore of San Antonio was
here for the week end.
o. Fl. Gordon Of the Missouri
Pacific lines. spent Sunday in town
J. L. Maxwell Is here from
Brady.
r. T. Mango and family are here
from Rio Grande City.
r. p. Waters Of San Antonio Is
here on business.
Charles CHAMPION was here from
Point Isabel Sunday.
c. z. Lambert arrived Monday
from Kansas City.
j. A. Askew of Milwaukee is here.
Fred Crosby Of San Antonio Is
here on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Fitzgerald
are here on business.
Pauline Williams Is here from
Houston.
John F.. Weinziert and o. w.
Jonenecker came in Sunday from
Houston.
w. d. Dale Of Indianapolis Is IN
the city.
Siebo Fransson and Luis M. Can
ciro are here from Mexico CITY.
Mrs. r. Berry of Point Isabel
spent the week end in town.
J. A. Bnsworth and H. McMickle
are here from Tanpico.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Blackmon
came IN from Tampico SUNDAY. and
met John Blackmon OF San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28

weight is 100. Her husband, a six
footer, weighs l85. He complained
In court she beat him with a vase.
kicked and punched him because ne
came home late. The judge contin-
ued the Ease with a warning to tine
Mrs. TO keep her hands off her hus-
band.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28
COURTHOUSE REPAIRS
ALMOST COMPLETED

The work Of repairing the county
7 ourthouse roof is expected to be
completed by the end Of this week.
The new roof has a 20-year guar
antee. The work has been under
way for several weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28
COUNTY COURT

COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John Kleiber, Judge
No orders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28

MEXICO CITY.-There will be
nationwide parades of children n
behalf Of temperance on November
20. anniversary Of the revolution.
They will exhort their elders 10
abandon alcoholic liquor. The pa
rades are sponsored by Pres. Portes
Gil.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28
Cameron Courts

Suits filed in the District Courts:
No. $3.50, Il. III. Buck VS. O.. Dali
lal, foreclosure Of mechanics lien.
No. 1871, Charles Creters VS.. Roy
Silver, on note.
No. 6732, The American Land
Company of Texas VS.. l.. J.. Kut-
~zenberger. ct nj, foreclosure.
No. 1913, The American Land
Company Of Texas VS.. Jesse M.
Hawkins, foreclosure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28

MARRIAGE LICENSES
Luis Rodriguez and Conception
Sibrian.
Epifanio Rodriguez and Angelica
Silvas.
Marcos Hernandez and Ester
Olivares.
Fred M. Ashley and Grace Ewing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28

SLIM FIGURE COSTS LIFE
-CHICAGO.-Fasting TO ACQUIRE a
"slim figure" Miss Amv Colven
practically starved to death.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28

InNa RRInFS BACK OFT
LONDON.-Durinc the past II
months more & an 1000 women de-
cided not TO get married after the
licenses had BEN secured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28

18TH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. w. Cunningham, Judge
No orders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-28

IO3RD DISTRICT COURT
Hon. "A. wi. Kent. Judge
No orders.
COUNTY COURT
Hon. Oscar Dancy. Judge
Suits filed: No. 1853. In re Guard
ianship Of Clyde Burke, Jr., minor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07

mex es az egyszerii szegeny pasztoroknak
Ke, hogy magyar lelkiink kepzeletbel egen ragyog-
jon fajszerelminknek utat eolo vezercsaga, mey da-
cara sok csa6dasnak orokke koteessegtud6an mtassa
utat csalhatatlan igazsag fee Ke hogy ujsagok
mind uton egytt egyenek egyen erdeknek min
den neven nevezend0 nemet kzarva ha meg lesz es
az amerika magyarok megsem nyilna XII, akkor
emondhatatok AIT, amit legnagyobb magyar mondott
Deak Ferencnek hogy: Geek uan neknk taan nncsen
is miert eni' Hogy mi korunk haza-bolcse most NIT
feelne raja udom de AIT tudom, hogy tanltvany
mem mulhata fel meseret. Els senk adhat nagysa-
gahoz meg egy konyoknyit Az amerkai magyarsag
oyan mint jsagai jobb rosszabb es hogy lye-
mex vagymk, ezt usagoknak koszonhetjuk. DE hogy
igazan koszone re erte mas apra tartozk Tia vol
talk is imtt -amott onzeen valo aldozsok melyeknek
m6cse vagy tizcsova bzonyos lido mutan elhamvadtak
hogy maid do multan ura dercfeny gyanant feangol-
jon, mely angban az egyenl amblcok ercebol kl ANAL
zalia az onzesnek draga dat aranyat, hogy nyuga
mas el6glt feilees meltosagga nezze beerkezett ma
gasbo szazezrek velg6deset xix l6ekben szvben esq
menysegben roppant gazdagok, de kiket idalg csak
tempomokig vezettek tehat amenny ujsag es amennyi
tempon annyi kcsny magyar nemzet mem volt egy ko-
zos mindnya unknak nagy szen fajsagunk eszmenyse-
g6nek temploma mely mnden magyart nagaba zar par
miyen is vaasa.
Ereztik mindnyajan hogy valann nlncs rende1l tuu-
TUX. hogv egv csaadnak vagyunk gyernekei, megls
mndnva ian eadtuk JOSEF esv6rjinket XII megfejtete
kralv lmat nagy ember lett arulo batyait mem We
tette meg hanem kcnyeret adott neklk az ehala nap
meg p6nzt is vsszatette zsakjaikba.
Tudnank-e mink ilyen magyarok enn? Magyarok!
a igen aklor van m6r eln: akkor bufalo nap to1e-
ncmi nap lesz melyen orenelmet mi fogjuk diktanl,
mi egyszerii gatyas magyarok.
Novak Laios, banyasz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
North German Lloyd tarsasag ket uj ikerhajoja
Bremen" es az Europa nemsokara iizembe lepnek
New York es az ohaza kozott


Utas emberek a vilag minden
reszeben mar nagy erdeklodessel
varjak North German Lloyd ha-
j6starsasag ket uj haj66riasanak
a 10000 tomas Bremennek es
Eur6panak els6 utjat.
A magyarsag mindig szerette a
bremai utat es most ez a ket uj
haj6, amelyek New Yorkbol Bre-
maba hat nap alatt teszik meg
maid az utat, bizonyara kedven-
ceve valik haza latogat6 magya-
roknak, inert ICY het nap alatt
Budapesten lehet New Yorkb6l.< 8
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
A NILES, or REF0RMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI
Kali. CSEPKE ISTVAN ref. lelkesg
I Templom a West Second Street-en.
Par6chia a templommal szemben.
Prezsbiteriumunk multi szom

Prezsbiteriumunk a multi szom-
baton tartota rendes havi gyiile-
set, melynek egyik targya volt a
ianuar honapr6l Nal0 elszamlass. r
szerint volt az egyhaznak $135.2O
bevetele, a decemberi athOzattal
$6S7.60-tel egyiitt $S23.S0, kiadas
$2OO.S0, maradvany Jan. vegen
S623.OO Ez evben mar ct eve lesz,
hogy egyhazunk mint onall6 egy-
haz miik0dik. Az ct ewes jubileum
megtartasat september elso va
sarnapjara tuztiik XII hogy i'm
nepiesiink igazan emlekezetes le-
gyen, c6lul tiiztiik XII akkorra az
egyhaz ad0ssaganalS kifizeteset.
Maroknyi kis .nepjinkkel terme-
szetesen ez csak ugy fog sikerill-
nj, ha minden egyhaztag magaeva
teszi az eszmet s~meghozza a ma
Ga aldozatat.
Miikedvel0 K0riink az elmult
vasarnap delutan tartotta evi
gyiileset S valasztotta meg tiszti-
karat 1929-re. Elnok lett Kis Jo-
zsef, aieln0k: 10th Erzsebet, penz
tarnok Varga Janosne, penztari
ellen6r M6ricz Pal, jegyz6: Csep-
Ike Istvan. A penztarnok ielentese
szerint van k0rek $215.54 kesz-
penz vagyona. Elhatarozta a kor,
hogy templomnak diszes abla-
kokkal val6 ellatasanal megvalt
egg ablakot a jelen arlejtes SEE
rint $50 ertekben. Marcus 15-ike-
nek megiinnepleseben program
tobb szamat XII fogja t0lteni.
Noegy1etiink vacsorajahoz a
jovo vasafnap este nagyban folly
max az elokesziiletek. Hazilag ke-
sziil minden etel legiigyesebb
asszonyaink vesznek reszt ke-
sziteseben, ugy hogy a legkenye-
sebb izlesiiek is megelegedessel
fognak e1tavozni a vacsorarol.
Pontban s 6rakor fog kezdodni a
felszolgalss yacsora vegeztevel
ysikeriilt megnyerniink beszed tar
tasara a szomszed farrelli egyhaz
1elktszet: NJ Vecsey Jenot Az Z
! beszedjen xviii egy par zeneszam
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
LINCOLN
Februar 12-en lesz az anlerlkal
tortenelem legkimagaslobb
alakjanak sziiletesnapja.
AZ 0ntudatossag
es emberi meyer
tes szimboluma.

Aligha volt Amerikanak meg
egy allamferfia, akinek kiils6-bel-
50 portr6jat annyi t0rtenesz es
eletrajziro festette volna meg,
mint a kiil0nlegesen nemes ka-
rakteru Lincolnet, akinek azl-
We hires filozofus: Emerson sze-
rint = "olyan Macy, mint maga
vilag"
Minden amerikai konyvtarban
egesz %halom konyvet talalunk
lincolni leirasokkal, inert szaz es
szaz konyv jelent meg, hogy en-
mex az "egesz embernek' min
den megfoghat6 gondolatat, erze-
set es cselekedetet megorlzzek az
utokor szamara.
Torteneszek, eletrajzirok, poe
tax es dramaturgok ugy allitJak
be Lincolnt, mint koranak legna-
gyobb h0set, akibol szinte mltolo-
giai figurat faragnak, masok VI
szont ugy festik le az Egy. Al
lamok 16. eln0ket mint egy igazl
husbol val0 embert, aki az embe-
riseg igazibb vezere lett, = de
mindeniinnen kierezziik, hogy a
proletar k0rnyezetbol felemelke-
do Lincolnt, Iegnemesebb idea
lok fiit0ttek es vasakarattal es
er5teliesseggel kiizdott az elnyo,
mottak es kiszolgaltatottak Jo
gaiert.
Lincoln Abraham egy analfabe.
ta napszamos es egy torvenyte.
LEM szuletesii anya gyermeke
Lincoln Abraham 1909 februar h{
12-en sziiletett egy elkepzelhetet
Ieniil egyszerii es szegenyes faha
zik6ban Nolin Greek mellett
Kentuckyban. X Apja: Thomas Lii
/ coin, egy irastudatlan napszamo'
volt, aki kes6bb kezd6 asztalossa
CAT felcser6Ite a farmerkedessel
| Anyjarol: Nancy Hawksrol nen
sokat tud kronika, bar annyi
tudunk, hogy' egy virginia. tor
venytelen gyermek volt.
Lincoln kora gyermekeveit
kentuckyi vadonban toltotte.
ewes volt, amikor sziilei Indiana
| ba koltoztek, hogy egg ottani ia
mon helyezkedjenek Ell. Kiskora
t6l fogva seeitett apjanak szan
! TAM, yetni, boronalni, egyszerl
visk6kat epitgetni es begyiijten1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07

argumentumot es igazolhatna,
hogy ugyanazon iognal fogva
rabszolgajava teszi "A"-tf On
ait mondja "a" feher Is "B'
fekete. Tehat ez szinek joga. A
vilagosabbnak jogaban all rabul
ejteni s0tetet. Nos vigyazzunk.
E szabaly szerint legels6 en-
Der, akivel talalkozik rabsagba
ejtheti, ha az illet5nek a bore fe-
herebb, mint az One. On mem ep-
pen szinre gondolg On ugy ertel-
mezi, hogy a feherek szellemileg
a feketek felett allnak es ezen az
alapon rabszolgasagba tarthatjak
5ketY Ismet vigyazzunk. Ezen az
alapon az else ember, akivel talal-
kozik rabjaul ejtheti Ont, ha in
tellektualis ertelemben On felett
all :"
Lincoln 1S61-ben foglalta ell az
eln0ki szeket. Cudar id6ben. A
nemzet a forradalom eloestejen
lazas izgalomban egett. Delen
mar surusodtek a fekete felh6k,
osaka darabokra hullott.
A deli felkeloket elszant, ertel-
mes, 0ntudatos vezerek iranyitot-
tax. A szovetsegi kormanykere-
ket nehany olyan ember is fogta,
akik deliekkel rokonszenveztek.
Ezernyi veszedelem k0zepette es
a. legveresebb ellentetek csata-
tiizeben bocsatotta XII Lincoln
proklamaciojat, 1863 januar else
jen, amelyben minden rabszolgat
szabadda tesz. Gettysburghi be-
szede: az nehany $40, ahogy az
ottani teret nemzeti temetove
szenteli. az amerikai irodalom
klasszikus ertekii kincse.
Lincolnt masodszor is megva-
1asztjak. A polgarhaborunak We
ge. Most minden idejet a rekon-
strualasnak, az orszag gazdasagi
felepit6senek szenteli. Mar kesz
volt kibocsatani egy masik pro-
klamaciot az amnesztiat rem
del6 utan =: "gyogyitvan a mem
yeti sebeket", amikor egy gyilkos
goly6 sziven talalta, 1865 aprilis
14-en. = Az egesz foldkerekseg
melyseges gyaszba borult. Az en-
beri szabadsagert, egyenJogusag-
ert kuzd6, nemes talpig-embert
kiil0n felirta a vilagtortenelem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07

A ket haj6 6rias 5000 fonyi
utast szallithat a legnagyobb ke-
nyelemben. A hajokat g6zturbi-
max altal hajtott negy csavar r6-
pitt wien at Macy sebesseggel.
Mindket haj6 ugy kesziilt, hcgy
meg legnagyobb viharban is in
gasuk elenyesz6en csekely.
A Bremen es az Europa IA k0zel
j0v0ben teszik meg els6 utjukat
es mar most sokan a magyarok
k0ziil kesziil6dnek, hogy ezeken
"a hajokon foglaljanak le helyet
nyari hazai lategatas alkalmara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07

a nehezen kultivalt termest.
Ebbol a szegenyes kornyezet-
b6l tamadt fel hat lab negy inch
magas Lincolt Abraham, markans
arccal, eros csontokkal es rendkl-
Will izomzattal. A kis csalad meg
lehetosen messze lakott a legko-
zelebbi iskolatol es ICY flu any
iatol tanulta meg az abecet. Ma
gyobb id6k0zokben megis elJu-
tott neha az iskolaba. de mindent
0sszeveve iskolazasa mem haiadta
meg az egy evet. Huszonket ewes
koraban ez az iskolazatlan fatal
orias megindult, hogy utat torJon
az eletben magaert es fokent ma
sokert s.
Az els6 dzsabiat egy folyami
haiostol kapta, maid elhatarozta,
hogy letelepedik egy kis illlnolsl
varosban: New Salemben es lit
talaljuk ct egy egyszeru' fuszeres
bolt pultja mogott. Kltino hui
mora es elbeszel6 kepessege folly
tan szamos baratra tett szert a
fiiszeres boltot latogato uzletfe-
lex k0z0tt. Alig egy ev utan a sa-
lemiek varosi hivatalra jel0ltek,
amt ugyan mem kaphatott meg.
De Lincolnt ekkor mar az ebre-
dezo ambicio fiit0tte: minden sza
bad idejet tanulasnak szentelte.
Ket evvel ezutan akkor toll
totte be huszonhatodik evet -
Lincolnt oft latjuk az illinoisl
torvenyhoz6 testulet iilesterme-
ben. K0zben keszjil az iigyyedl
palyara. 1837-ben ugyvedi irodat
nyit Spriengfielden. Rovid idd
alatt leghiresebb iigyesz lesz 6
1846-ban kongresszusi kepviselo
mex ielolik. clientele -egy pap.
| furcsa m6don arisztokratanak'
es "hitetlennek" csnfolja ken
tuckyi napszamos gyermeket.
Mar politikai palyafutasa kez
deten Lincoln nyiltan hirdette
hogy 3 mem alkuv6 ellensege
Observation-Disclosures. "Ha rab
szolgatartas mem helytelen, akkol
semmi vilagon sem helytelen'
mondotta igen gyakran.
Megragad0 beszedei reyen egy
/ szerre ismerte tettc a nevet. Min
den kepesseget ARA koncentral
/ ia, hogy a rabszolgak egyenJogll
A sitasat kivivhassa. Kitiino logIka
janak, ragyog6 peldazataillak e
beszede egyszeriis4genek igazola
saul alljon ez nehany mondat
amelyekkel alaposan sarokb'
kszoritotta ellenfelet:
Fla "A' betudja bizonyitanl
! hogy teljes iogaban all "B'-
rabszol2alll eJteni, mlert ne hasz
! nalhatna fel "B ~ ugyanazt a
New Britain herald., 1929-06-21
Chcaso's Most Dangerous Cunman Add Two More Shootings to List
 And Makes Getaway In Stolen Cal
sWee Willie" Doody Wounds Restaurateur, Who May -"Surrenders" to Pursuing Policeman
 and Then Shoots Him.

Chicago. June el R-"Wee Wil- lie" Doody. cop hater and desperado. treading a trail parallelling the road the dashing. uick-firing Terrible Tommy" O'Connor trod, had two more shootings to answer for today.
 They call him Wee Willie" be- cause of his stature; they call him Baby Face" because of his soft, clear complexion and the innocence of his expression. But the police and federal authorities see behind the child mask Chicago's most ruthless killer, most brutal gunman. and an incorrigible foe Of men in police uni form.
 Already hunted for the wounding of T. l.. Jackson. ace of Chicago postal inspectors, for the killing of Charles Levy, chief Of police of Berwyn, and for the shooting dead last Tuesday night of Leon Ray mond. an Oak Park druggist, Doody today was sought for the shooting and serious wounding of a res- taurant owner and a policeman.
 Wounds Restauranteur
 The latest outiawry attributed to Baby Face" started. last night when a gunman supposedly intending rob- bery entered the restaurant of Mill ton Valsouopolis on the south side. As Valsouopolis approached him, the desperado whipped out two pis- fnls and fired ValSouOpOliS WOund- ed, stumbled forward and grappled with his assailant. as a customer seized him from the back. When the customer went out to seek police man, the gunman wrenched himself free and fled. pausing in the door way to fire several more shots at Valsouopolis. The latter may die, doctors said.
 Reaching the street. the gunman jumped into an automobile stopped by traffic lights. forced the driver to get out. and sped away.
 Holds Up Drug Store
 An hour later a man answering Doody's description entered the drug store of George Denbo on the north- side and stole $35.
 When Denbo tried to barley with the man, the latter replied, No back talk. I just shot up a joint on the south side and I'm in a hurry. I've killed couple like you and don't want to knock off any more"
 Al the robber sped away, Denbo
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sisted that the confession should be point blank and specific. and this was obtained after Shook, given aa hours respite was hauled back into the inQuisitorial room at tho police station and again put under the barrage of questions.
 Gives Full Details
 Shocks confession was made to Chester, Shellenbarger. Police Chief Harry French, Detectives Otto Phil lips and Larry Vanskaik and Depu- ty Sheriff Ralph Paul. The state- ment sets out the details of the al. legged three year friendship between the girl and the man she first met as her classroom instructor, and later came to know so intimately that she objected when he told her he intended to be gone over the weekend with his family.
 Earlier in the investigation of the crime. police uncovered tho fact that Shook and the girl maintained a room in downtown apartment house where they went frequently under the guise of man and wife, and Shook admitted it readily. Dr. Shook made it clear. however. that his association with Miss Hix was not "a love affair in any sense of the word" but that it was merely a pleasant arrangement" He help ed defray her university expenses and she was "a good companion" he said.
 Two Points Forced Statement
 Two salient points precipitated the confession-one the wringing from Shook of the admission that he had taken the key to their room from the girls keyring at the scene of the murder and the other coming just at the peak of the questions about the key. a report from Dr. c. F. Long, chemist. that stains on the professors car and clothing had been established as bloodmarks.