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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-01
Kansas City Woman
New Eastern Champ

CLEVELAND, Aug. 3i.-tP-An
Eagle beats a birdie every time in
golf. and because it does. Mrs. o.
S. Hill. fighting veteran from Kan
saS City. turned back the dramatic
bid Of Mrs. Gregg Lifur OF Los An
geles for the western women's cham
pionship here today.
All square at the end OF the reg
ulation SO holes. which saw the
game little Californian come back
from four down to fight her rival
to a standstill. Mrs. Hill smacked
one good drive. a pretty $50 yard
spoon and then a 15-foot putt 70
give herself an eagle on the extra
hole and the championship.
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YANKS TAKE w

NEW YORK. Aug. 3l.-P-Eddie
wells pitched a one-hit game and
Babe Ruth got his thirty-eifhth and
thirty-ninth home runs at the yam
kee stadium today in an active afr
ernoon which saw the champions
take two decisions from the wash
ington Senators by scores Of 4 to 0
and Is TO 3. In this wide variety OF
baseball. all Of 1t winning baseball.
some 10000 fans took great delight.
Wells, the former wild man.
pitched SO well in the first game
that only 20 Washington batsmen
marched to the plate. Of these. one
drew q pass and another, Cronin,
beat out an infield single to Lyn
Larry with one out in the fifth.
Wells received flawless support and
famed sever men. Paschal'S homer
In the fifth aided TIN Yankee south
paw and drove Garland. Braxton
into retirement in favor of Irwin
Hadley.
Roy Sherid at last found the
Yankees willing in the nightcap TO
afford him strong batting support
to go with those fine but losing
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GIVEN CHANCE
TOCOP SANTONE TOURNEY

ers of the first flight had he not
fallen down in the qualifying round.
Brownsville golfers who have taken
Champion under their wing believe
he should be among the leaders in
the San Antonio tournament.
The qualifying round in this event
viii be played Sept. 3. Match psay
in flights OF is viii follow on the
fourth and fifth with the finals ON
the sixth.
Young Champion recently won a
caddies' tournament here. His net
figures were well under par. IN tun-
ink up for the San Antonio compe-
tition he has been shooting near
par figures with his gross scores.
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Brownsville golfing fans will fol-
low closely the activities Of Robert
Champion, iT-year-old caddy, in the
state junior tournament to be played
nc San Antonio Sept. 3. 4. 5 and g..
Champion has been entered in this
event by the local golfing commit
tee.
Despite his youth. Champion Is
one Of the best club wielders in the
city. He has a handicap Of nine
strokes.
Last year he captured first hon.
ors in the second flight Of the junior
tourney held lt Houston. He would
have rated well up among the lead
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games he has been pitching through
the Hugmen's hitting slump. Sherid
never was In danger after Ruth
made his first homer off Burke in
the opening round with two aboard.
The second Ruthian wallop. with
one on in the eighth. sent the Yanks
o ntheir way to a closing bust of six
runs. Savidge was the victim.
First game:
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CUBS SALVAGE
SERIES FINAL
Take Last Game From Pr
rates, rs, After Drop
ping Four

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 31.@Pl-
The Cubs saved the remnants Of
their series against the Pirates by
nosing out the home team by 7 20
8 In the final game here today aft
er dropping the first four engage
mepts- The Cubs. with the over
worked Bush in the box, weathered
a nine round fusillade by the Buc-
cancers.
GNnwa.
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ftunS DaLteQ ln-hhmIus heIT.
Reynolds. Berg. Hodapp. r. Sewell,
Tavener, j. Sewell, Averill 3. jamie
son. Home runs-Averill. Two-base
hits-Falk, j. Sewell. Sacrifices
Kamm. Terrell, j. Sewell. Falk,
Jameson. Stolen base. Sewell.
Hit by pitcher-by McKain tAver-
i'll. Fonseca). Struck 0ut-by Adj
kins /. by Faerrell 8. Hits-off Nc
Kahn 5 in 2 2-3; off Adkinf 4 in 4
1-3; off Byrne l IL 2. Base on balls
off Terrell s; off McKain 2fh off
Adkins /. Left on bases-Cleveland
8: Chicago 0. Passed BALL. Few
ell. Double plays-Fonseca, L. Sew
ell. j. SeweII. Jameson. Terrell;
Hodapp. Tavener, Ionseca; Fonseca
unassisted.l
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Runs DATED ln-ReeVeS z, Roth
rock, Haas 2. CoChrane 2. Two-base
hits-Cochrane, Reeves, Haas 2.
Home runs-Burns, Cochrane. Stol-
en- bases-Rothrock, Foxx. Miller,
Simmons. Sacrifices-Ruffing, NIL
Ter, Burns. Double plays-Bishop,
Boley and Burns .: Pishop, Burns,
Foxx. Cochrane, and Foxx, Boley,
Bishop and Burns. Left on base
Boston z; Philadelphia 10. Base on
balls-off Ruffing 5; off Grove q.
Struck out-by Ruffing 6: by Grove
3. Wild pitches-qrove 2.
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SAN BENITANS BACK
II o WESTERN TOUR

Especial to The Herald)
SAN BENITO. Aug. 3l.-Mr. and
Mrs. L. S. Boiling returned Friday
from a vacation tour through West
Texas. New Mexico. Arizona and
parts Of Colorado. They made the
60 by automobile.
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RED SOX DROP
SERIES TOA'S
American Leaders Take
Finale Q to a; Grove
Wins 18th Game

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 31.-GR-
The Athletics took their series with
the Boston Red Sox. two games to
one. by winning ssae finale before a
crowd of $1,000 here tolsy by 0 to
4. Bob Grove went the distance for
the Mackmen and won his 10th
game OF the season.
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Runs batted in-Dlckey. Pascral'
Ruth, Meusel. Two-base hits-Lary.
Gehrig. Three-base hit-Ruth.
Home run-Paschal. Stolen bases
Larry, Lazzeri. Sacrifice-Durocher
Left on base-Washington 2. New
York 9. Base on balls-Off Wells l..
off Braxton 2. Struck out-By Wells
z. by Braxton !. by Hadlsy 2. Hits
Off Braxton 6 In 4 l-3 innings. off
Hadley 2 in 3 %. Hit by pitcher
BY Braxton CGehrig). Losing pitch
er-Braxton.
SegOnd game.
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CLEVELAND ENDS SERIES

CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-P)-Cleve-
land evened the series with the
White Sox today by slugging out
an 8 to 5 triumph Harold McKain
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X WIN OPENER

CINCINNATI. Aug. 31.-FHThe
Reds staged a nine inning rally here
today but were able to stretch two
triples into but one run and the
Cardinals won the opening game Or
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One Of the big surprises OF the
1920 tennis season was the near
comeback OF the veteran. r.. Norris
Williams 2nd. when he won his way
TO the finals at Seabright only To
lose to the youthful John D0eg.
Williams was the hero CT many
Davis cup matches. lie was 2 IA
tional title winner and the holder
OF many championships in the
years gone by.
He vas born January %. 1891.
and is a year older than Bill TIL
den.
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it. Dresser. Kelly. Two base hits
Colbert. Three base hits-Walker.
Allen. Stolen base-Swanson. Sac
rifices - Dresser. Kelly. Double
plays-Critz to Kelly; Critz. Ford 20
Kelly, 2. Left on base-St. Louis 8:
Cincinnati 8. Base on balls-off
Johnson 1: Rixey 2. Struck out
by johnson 6; Rixey /: Kolp 2. Hits
off Rixey 8 In 8; Kolp 0 In i. Los
ing pitcher-Rixey.
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TIGERS SAVED IN NINTH

81. LOUIS, Aug. 31.-tP)-A
ninth-inning rally enabled the De-
troit Tigers to even the series with
the st. Louis Browns today, Is to
2. The Browns used seven hurl-
erS.
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~N1IttLd M VII AEt WI.
3zBatted for Hargreaves. 9th.
Chicago .......... 600 100 204-7
Pittsburgh -....-. 000 210 1925
Runs batted in-Cuyler. COmor-
osky 5, Orantham. English 2, VIII
son, Cuyler 2. Stephenson. Two
base hits. Generously 2. p. Waner,
Cuyler, Grantham. Stolen bases
English. Wilson. Sacrifices-Grant-
ham, J. Waner, English Double
plays-Bortell To Clarke to Grant
ham. Left on base-Chicago 9:
Pittsburgh IL. Base on balls-off
Root Al; off Swetonlc p: off Ma
lone 2: off Grimes 4. Struck out
by Swetonic 3; by Root 5; by
Grimes 3; by Malone 2. Hits-off
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Runs batted in-Heilmann
Hargrave 2. Rice, Gehringer Vines
Ting, Melillo 2. Page. Blue 2. Ma
nush. MCGOWAN, ORourke. Kress
2 F~othergill. johnson. Two-base
hit-Jackson. Home runs-Har~
grave. Heilmann. Stolen base
Gehringer. Sacrifices-Rice. Geh-
ringer, Wrestling. Double plavS-
kress to Melillo to Blue: Blue IN
Manion to Blue; McManus to Geh-
ringer to AIexai Ter. Left On base
Detroit 10; st. Louis 8. Base on
oalls-off Page 3; Collins Il: sor-
rel 3; Crowder 5. Struck out-hv
Crowder /; .-tewart 1; SorreII /
Hits-on Crowder 10 in S. none ont
n 6th; off Ogden one in one: off
Collins one in one; off Stewart two
IN TWO; off Kimsey one in none
none out in 9th); off I raw one IN
IL; off Coffman 2 in %: Off pare
Q IN 5 l-S; off Sorrell 3 in 2 "a.
OF Prudhomme, none in one. wiz
pltcnes-Sorrell. Winning pitcher
-Sorrell. Losing pitcher-Rimssv
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800 Tie BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION anaE
Gets Supreme Test in Battle at Reynosa

was wild and ineffective. retiring
after a bad third inning.
Wesley Terrell won H.. 10th
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Swetonic 8 in 8, (none out In 7th);
off Root 6 in 8; off Bush 3 In 4:
OF Grimes 3 In 8; or Malone I iii
. Winning pitcher-Malone. Los
ing pitcher-Grimes.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Saturdays Results

Brooklyn q. New York 2
Philadelphia Q. Boston 5.
st. Louis ;. Cincinnati ?.
Chicago Z. Pittsburgh 6.
standing OF the Clubs
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Saturdays Results

Cleveland 8, Chicago 5.
Philadelphia 9. Boston 4.
Detroit 10. st. Louis 9.
New York Ala. Washington
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Totals .........36 n Ill 27 3 y
xBatted for Taylor, It'll.
2xBatted for Root, It'll.
3xBatted for Gonzales, 9th.
wRn%rnT far AFn1rrn n#h
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-OF THE CLUBS
TEXAS LEAGUE

TENAS LEAGUE
Saturdays Results
Beaumont 8. Dallas !.
Waco IA. Wichita Falls z.
San Antonio 4. Fort Worth ?.
Houston 4. Shreveport 3.
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IlWANs ILUIIIE IUAIr-N tUNII ~. DIWIFTI
base-Paschal. Sacrifices-Sherid.
Myer. Double plays-Gehrig. Duro-
cher and Gehrig: Lazzeri. DurocheT
and Gehrig. Left on base-Wash-
ington II. New York IL. Base on
balls-On Sherid 5. off Burke 8. off
Savidge 1. Struck out-By Sherid
l. by Burke 4. by Savidge 2. Hits
Off Burke 8 in 5. off Savidge Q in 3.
Passed ball-Ruel. Losing pitcher
Burke.
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a two-game series BY a 3 to ? score
New Britain herald., 1929-07-09
POlNCARE TO REVIEW
 FINANCIAL SITUATION
Thursday Set as Beginning of Dis cussion On Debt Ratification-
 Premier to speak First

Paris, July =9.-tP}-The French cabinet today decided to open the flood gates Thursday on oratory in the chamber of deputies relating to the ratification of the debt accords with America and Great Britain
 Premier Poincare himself will be the first speaker. He indicated 1t probably would take him the entire first day to review the situation for the chamber. which will be asked tonight to leave Thursday and the succeeding days Of its calendar for the debt discussions.
 The premier already has spoken for six days in favor Of the accord before the chambers finance and foreign affairs committees, both of which later voted in favor Of anti government resolutions expressing necessity for a safeguard reserva- ton in the notifications.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-09

Nr and Mrs. Fred H. Goodrich of Ell Arch street will observe their golden wedding anniversary at their home next Friday. They were mar ried in Chicago on July 12, 1872.
 AIr. Goodrich is a native of this city, He was born in a house that originally stood on the same spot IS his present residence. He is the son of Henry Goodrich and Angeline Post Goodrich.
 Before her marriage, Mrs. Good rich was Miss Henrietta Neal She was born in PlainviIIc, the daugh- ter Of James and Charlotte Neal
 For 20 years, Mr, Goodrich was on the road selling Rogers silverWare and for = of these he had headquar- ters in Chicago. He trayeled into the principal cities of 42 states. After that he came cast and was the New York buyer for the Boston Branch Grocery and Meat Co, Two days each week he spent at the markets in New York city. He remained in this capacity foE number of years
New Britain herald., 1929-07-09
POSSIBLE IN
 TROLLEY W|ALkOUT
Council and Company Confer
 Sympathy Moves Threatened

New Orleans, July 9.-(UP)- Hope for a truce between striking union carmen and the New Orleans Public Service. Inc, hinged today on the attitude of the company's di- rectors toward peace proposal transmitted by the union through the city commission council.
 Following a meeting of the direc- tors last night when the proposal was considered, it was announced that the company's reply would be given the commission council at its meeting today The union agreed 10 call off the strike provided the com- pany immediately recognized the union and started negotiations for new working contract. The union re- ceded from it's previous demand for the arbitration Of all discipline ques- lions and dismissals of employees.
 Labor Mediator Arrives
 Harry B. Dynes of Indiana. feder- al labor mediator, arrived last night. and another mediator W. II. Rogers, was due today They will meet with officials Of the opposing groups.
 With the threat Of general sympathetic strike by the building and trades council, representing some 500 plasterers. carpenters and electricians hanging over the city, the commission council was making every possible effort to effect an amicable settlement.
 Labor council officials announced last night that q strike vote would 5e taken in the event Fedora Judge Wayne G. Borah issues an injunction against the union as petitioned for oy the Public Service. This action was dependent, of course, on the success of negotiations today,
 No Steel Car Operation
 Operation of street cars has not been attempted since the rioting Friday which resulted in the fatal Shooting of two strikers and injury of several hundred. It is expected, however, that the company will make attempts to resume operations tomorrow with imported strike breakers in the event Judge Borah grants an injunction prohibiting the strikers from molesting company property
New Britain herald., 1929-07-09
Cl1icaoo Will Have New
 50 Story Office Block

Chicago, July 2 LP)-A 6o-story Of flee building 670 feet tall, will be erected immediately at the northeast corner of Randolph street and Mich igan Boulevard, it became known to- day with the Issuance of a building permit. The building will be erected for John F. Cuneo. head of the Cunco Press, and will represent a total investment of approximately $S,000 900.
 Because Of it's commanding loca- ton, overlooking Grant Park, the building will be Of ornate appear ance. the architects said, II will be the only building on the north side of Michigan Boulevard between 1eth and Randolph streets, except for the Art Institute,
New Britain herald., 1929-07-09

For two years he had the race track at Traut's park, known as the old Trottlng Park and al the same lime, he had charge of rearing and training herd of IS horses, For 10 years he was in charge of the tool crib ir the door-checl department of ?. X F. Corbin Co. He retired in 1922.
 Mr Goodrich is known to all fol- lowers Of sports in this city. He is rated as the most consistent fight fan here, attends the races, and is present at all of the baseball games played at the parks in this city.
 This month, he and his wife will have resided in the homestead al 2l1 Arch street, 23 years.
 Alr. Goodrich is 75 years old and his wife IS 6S.
 No especial observance Of the oc- casion IS to he held by the couple except that they will be at nome for reception 10 relatives and friends on Friday from \ o'clock in the afternoon until s in the evening"
New Britain herald., 1929-07-09
300 TO LON MINISTRY

Kansas City, July 2 tPp-A for mal service in which approximate ly 800 young men and women con- secrated their lives to the ministry and allied Christian work ended the 32d annual international conVen- ton of Christian Endeayor here last night.
 The 1880 convention will be held in San Francisco.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-09
HAS NO SEX APPEAL

St, Louis. July 9,-Whon Paul Whiteman, king Of jazz, stopped off home here on q tour west recently. he gave reason for his success in the music world, T have no sex ap- peal, he said "I am not a fad, and what l have to offer is not a fra gile vogue of the moment. In short, am just a good band manager. al thought some folks call me lucky"
New Britain herald., 1929-07-09

Well made of fine quality nainsook cut full in size and tailored correctly to fit. All o1a'it1 ~nntfd Sizes, snsc;a1 regular $l''0 57c
New Britain herald., 1929-07-09
COMP0UNCE MONEY THIEF
 SENT 10 REFORMAT0RY
Stanley NiedZWic!i Of This City Sen fenced After Hearing in south
 ingtOn Court.
in-tOn Court.
(Sne.LaI tn tha IIaraldl

Southington, uly 9-Stanley Njedzwicki, age r years, of 4S Pennington avenue, Vas sentenced 10 the Cheshire Reformatory by Judge l. Lambert Degnan in the po- lice court yesterday on charge of theft, Two other New Britain youths, under II years of age, apprehended for the same offttense, were placed on probation
 NiedzNic&i Was arrested at Lake Compounce Sunday when the pro- prietor of a concession at the resort apprehcnded him in the act of steal- ing a bag of money containing about SIS, the police clcim,
New Britain herald., 1929-07-09

which was referred to him this morning hy the police department.
 Dogs will be dogs. At 5:20 yes terday afternoon someone who lives at IS Hamilton street called the DO. lice department and told Lieutenant Bamrorth that dne of the ncighbors police dogs persisted in coming into their yard and picking a fight with their little dog. As it was not a case for police action, the com p!aint was referred 10 the dog ward en this morning.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-09
THEY CALL HIM MATT

Belfast, July 9-A man in the Belfast union reformary, about 30 Belfast union infirmary in daze and can only recall incidents hap pening in the past year. Matt" as he is known, has been subjected to drugs in an endeavor to induce him to talk about himself during stupor. The only inkling to his idcn- tlty is the fact that he seems famH- lar with the duties of q chemist. Other than that his mind is blank.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-09
BIC DOG PICKS ON PUP

Sill another dog is threatened with q sentence in the pound, if the dog wardcns needs the complaint
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
ROOSEVELT DENIES HE IS
 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
says Affairs of OHiCe as Governor Keeps Him Busy-Declines to
 Comment on Years to Come.

Hyde Park. N. Y, July 22 (uP)- Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York considers his position a mans sized job," and has an- nounced "I am not a candidate for president"
 The executive made inc an nouncement prior 10 departure on the second lap of his good will" tour of the state, and added that his of fee took all his time and prohibited him from indulging in purely spec ulative matters which do not concern the stage"
 Asked whether his announcement included a renuncidtion of national candidacy in the future. Governor Roosevelt replied: "I am not going 10 dwell on matters so many years ahead"
 Four recent acts of Governor Roosevelt have been considered ir some quarters as signfying his in tention to seek the highest elective office-his trust busting" speech at Tammany Hall on July 4 his re- fusal to state his position as gov crnor on the all-American ship canal for the Great Lakes through New York; his appeal to the nation fof a nationwide better health cru sade. and his failure to take sides n the wet-dry debate on prohibition enforcement at the recent conference of governors.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22

tion, steam heat and running wa ter. has been put through its pre- liminary tests here.
 Most significant is the fact that the huge Curtiss Condor transport plane developed by the National Air Transport, is equipped with only two
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD MONDAY JULY 22 1920

Worcester airport, North Grafton, in sight of several hundred persons at the field. The nose of the plane was buried in the ground.
 The men had been on a trip 70 Clinton where Holmes was photo graphing the Wachusetts reservoir.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22

The plane was owned by Holmes, himself an aviator. and had appar- ently functioned normally during a morning trip on which the owner had piloted himself.
 Both Haven and Holmes were Worcester men and married.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22

Haven, 31, careening to the ground, 2,500 feet below. yesterday after noon, and brought death to Haven and his passenger, Charles w. Holmes, A. commercial photogra- pher.
 The accident occurred at the
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
Two AviatOrs Killed
 When Plane Crashes

Worcester, Mass, July 22 P-A long loop, which caused a piece of left wing fabric to tear loose, sent an airplane piloted by George J.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
Two Motored Airplane
 Tested on Long Island

Roosevelt Field. L. l., July 22 (UP)-An aerial Pullman" which offers sleeping and dining service, two way code and vocal communica-
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
Defender Leaves for
 Further Salvage Test

New London. July % LP-Block Island bound. the submarine De- fender left here today in tow of the navy salvage vessel Falcon to resume safety tests. interrupted last week when it was necessary to tow the Defender here from Block Island fo' repairs. Commander P. H. Dunbar will be in charge of the work. Th S-4. rehttcd submarine Arnc. is a' the submarine base here. and it wilt he used in further safety tests afte' the work with the Defender is com pleted,
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED Abs
 FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22

New Hampshire, South Dakota. and Vermont pay their governors the least salary of any states in the Un- ;on-s3,000 a year.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22

motors, either of which is capable of maintaining continuous flight.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22

S16.O0 BOudOir Chairs now Sf213. The Sg.15 chair is like cut shown only is without bot tom rufflc.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-06

the blanks in the Labor party's plat form, which was satisfactory 10 the majority Of Englishmen. The Con servatives headed by Stanley Baid- win, are not likely to make much political headway on such a techni- cality because the Liberal party sides with the Labor party. British CTS are willing to do almost anything that gives promise Of helping trade, They may not like the Russian gov ernment and particularly dislike Russian propaganda, but they will not permanently permit that to interfere with doing profitable busf- ness with the Russians.
 Economic conditions in England remain in condition where the gov ernlcnt cannot be too particular with V hom it trades. We have never known of prohibitionist who refus- ed to sell real estate to a bootlesger who offered a good price for the property.