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BARBER ADMITTED
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept, 20,

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept, 2O PI Because he pleaded his case 50 effectively Louis Arico, barber, who sailed for England at the behest of William Kenny, wealthy patron, was admitted to Great Britain without a passport, un- til next Tuesday.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh 10; Boston 3.

Pittsburgh 10: Boston 3. Brooklyn at st. Louis postponed on account of rain. These were all games scheduled.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 4; Boston 2. St. Louis l; Washington O. Detroit l; Philadelphia q Chicago at New York postponed on account of weather.
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Sacramento 4-3; Portland 1O-4. Hollywood 6-7; Los Angeles 4-15. Missions 5; San Francisco 2. Oakland 5; Seattle ?.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-03-22
'DO-NOTHINGS'
FORM CLUB AT
PARIS PARLEY
Few Do Al the Work on
Reparations; Finance
Kings Left Out.
BY SAMUEL DASHIELL
United Press STAFF Correspondent

PARIS, March GA small group
Of American captains of finance,
who are connected with the confer
ence Of repara sions experts have
formed what is believed to be the
most novel and exclusive club in
the world.
The chief bylaw Of this organiza-
ton, which is known as the Bellhops
Club, calls for the exclusion Of all
delegation members who are caught
in the act of working, which auto
matically barred such prospective
members as j. P. Morgan, Thomas
w. Lamont, oven D. Young and
Thomas N. Perkins, the experts who
are doing the actual work of the
delegation.
jeremiah Smith Jr., former
financial dictator Of Hungary, was
installed Tuesday as president of the
club, whose charter members are
associates and assistants to the
delegation, and whose chief work to
date has been to peruse documents,
look wise and dine regularly, because
Morgan, Lamont, Young and Per-
kins have been monopolizing the
work.
In the roster of members are the
names of Stuart Crocker, Young's
associate in the General Electric
Company; Ferdinand Eberhardt,
The Indianapolis times., 1929-03-22
FARMERS SEEK
AID IN GERMANY
Demand Protection From
Foreign Competition.

BIZ UIited Press
BERLIN, March 22.-Tne precari-
Gus condition of Gernlanc agricul-
ture was in the foreground of po-
litical interest today following
agragrian claims that present re-
lief measures are in adequate.
One agricultural leader declared
that although Germany requires a
certain amount of imports of food
stuffs, in many instances the i'm
ports far surpass actual needs, re-
sulting in inability to market Ger
man farm products.
The same person emphasized that
the present import duties prevent
Germany from competing with other
countries.
Eastern and Southeastern Euro
pean countries are said to be able
to undersell, owing to the lower cost
of production in their countries,
which is a result of the lower stand
ard of living of their farm laborers.
It was claimed, for instance, that
in Poland the cost of production is
40 per cent below the cost in Ger
many.
Overseas competitors chiefly are
Argentina and Canada where the
standard of living is as high as, or
higher than, in Germany.
Importers of those countries are
in a position to offer more favor
able trems of credit than the Ger
mans.
-Four of the biggest Agrarian or
ganizations drafted a memorandum
Thursday which demands chiefly
greater protection against foreign
competition.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-03-22

banker: Fred Bate, secretary Of
the conference; Edwin Wilson,
reparations observer attached to the
embassy; NJ. De Sanchez Of j. P.
Morgan g. Co, and Leon Fraser,
S. Parker Gilbert's Paris rep
resentatives
Crocker barely managed to get
in. He almost was disqualified when
operatives reported that he did some
work recently.
Most Of the organized wealth Of
the world is represented by the
financial leaders who are meeting
At the Hotel George v, but there
is nothing in their appearance
which would impress the casual OBJ
server With this fact.
Dressed in quiet clothes and
laughing and talking together, there
is nothing about them to indicate
that they have been entrusted with
the greatest financial problems in
the world
Beside the American group there
is the energetic Dr. Hjalmar
Schacht, head of the ReichS Bank of
Germany. Then there is the Bel
gian, Tranquil, who worked so hard
for the Dawes plan and who is
called the savior of the Belgian
franc.
Governor Moreau, of the Bank of
France, little, elderly man, is the
dean of all these wizards.
An even smaller man than
Moreau in stature, is Kengo Mori,
who controls the banking business of
Japan. Lord Revelstoke and Sir
Josiah Stamp, both dominating fig
ures in British finance, head the
British delegation.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-03-22
3 OVERCOME
BY CAS;SAvED
Woman Fails in Rescue;
Nearly Loses Life.

A man and wife and their would
be reScuer, a neighbor woman, were
overcome by coal gas in their apart
ment building at 1171s Leota street
early this morning. They we're
saved from asphyxiation by Niles
Smedley, husband of the woman
who made the rescue attempt.
The gas victims, none of whom is
in serious condition are, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ronine and Mrs. Smed-
ley.
Mrs. SmedIey, who lives on the
floor below the Ronine family, was
awakened by morning. She went to
The Indianapolis times., 1929-03-22
MAILS BOMBS, GUN TO :.
FRIEND IN CHICAGO
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 22.-Some-
body in Chicago is not going to re-
ceive a little present, four bombs
and a sawed-off shotgun. which a
friend here mailed to him.
The reason is that postal clerk
in the Grand Central Office dis
covered the contents Of the package
and turned it over to police.
1t was learned, however, that the
package was addressed general de-
livery" although no one would re-
veal the name of the person to
whom it was consigned.
The bombs were not of the time
clock" variety.
1t was assumed that some gentle
man in Chicago merely had run
out of ammunition and had re-
quested a New York friend to sup
ply him with a gun and some bombs
so he might do business as usual.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-03-22

investigate. found the couple sleep
ing in tightly closed room, threw
open the door, but was herself over
come by the fumes before she could
open window.
Smedley followed his wife, carried
the gas victims from the room, and
called police. They quickly were
revived.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-03-22
Club Pioneer Dies

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, March o.
Mrs, Frank Mayr ST., 72, a charter
membe- the Wednesday Literary
Club / ;, the second oldest organi-
zation of its kind in Indiana, is dead
at Miami, Fla, where she spent the
winter. Funeral services and burial
will be held here.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1929-09-05
How to safeguard your
family's health this evinter

Health the food You know that And
family buy the best of nourshng food
But do preserve this food safely, economically
and public health
safely guards perihab
the danger When the above that bacteria null
asonihng When falls back porch windowsl
makehfts-foods freeze lose their nourishment
should be
your family.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-01

7 acres Of lot Is, blk. S., Alamo
Tract. $40 etc.
G. II. Swallow to r. w. Munger
ct al, lots Is, IS, 81, %, blk. 16, La
Blanca townsite, $40 etc.
w. d. Aurelio Rodrigues to Juan
B. Castilleja, lot z, blk. 332, Edin-
burg, 81 etc.
Leoncio S. Cara to Ricardo
OChoa, lot Q, re-subd. lot SO, blk.
81. Mercedes, $40 etc.
7. D.. Heges to j. S. Evans, lot /,
blk. 214, Edinburg, 81 etc.
American Rio Grande Land &
Irrig. co. 10 N. e. Ryall, N. 20
acres farm tract 2072, N. Cap. Subd.,
etc.
Leonora Rodriguez ct al to
Francisco Rodriguez Dominguez,
N. Ga acres partition share No. 6,
Llano Grande. 81 etc.
Edwin F. Flato to Charlie z. An
derscn, lot u, blk. 4, Orange Grove,
Weslaco. $40 etc.
Charlie E. Anderson ct Tx to
John B. Lane, lot II. blk. A, Orange
Grove Adm, Weslaco. $40 etc.
Esbon A. Swami to Louis M.
Wardowski. w. 90, acres Of farm TT.
2176, N. Cap. $40 etc.
Yndalecio Sanchez Sr.. ct al, TO
Pedro Cara, lot 8, blk. 80, McAllen,
81 etc.
Bertha r. Morse ct viz. to f. M.
Tanner, lot 5, blk. 10, porcion 7,
SO etc.
P. P. Doss ct uX TO C. C. Brown,
E. 10 acres Of w. 90 acres Of farm
tract 523. West Tract. SO etc.
P. P. Doss to G. G. Brown, w. 10
Of w. 90 acres Of TT. 523, West
Tract. $40 etc.
Guy r. James IT al 10 G. G.
Brown, farm tract 1869, Adams
Tract. $40 etc.
McAllen Development Co. to T..
G. Clinksales ct uX, lot 50. Meal
len 2nd Subd.. Citrus Groves. 81 etc.
n. II. Penfroe ct Tx to a. 3. Nc
hfoe, ST. +. IL lot 8. sec. go, Tex
Mex. SO etc.
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dens subd., share 43 Of share 19,
Esp. Santo grant, S1740 and other
consideration.
H. G. Harding, TT. to Delta 1rrig.
Farms Co, south 7.25 acres lot Is,
blk. 2, plat 4, Citrus Gardens Subd.,
share 43 CT Share 10, Esp. Santo
grant. SO etc.
Port Isabel Irrig. Co. to Carrie F.
Gehrig, 6.37 acres Santa Isabel
grant. blk. 46, Bayside Development
Co., Box ranch, Bayside Gardens,
3G933.25.
H. F. Stephenson to S. K. Hallam.
lot 8. blk. 4l5: lot is, blk. $40; lot
8, blk. 1858; lots /, 4, Blk. $50: lots
| to 6 il blk. 378, Laguna Vista
t0wnsite, $40 etc.
B. II. and Fannie H. Frazier to
Brice Harold Frazier ct uX. 5 acre
TT. 1876; 1877; 204; ZO9; 218; 223: 223,
Santa Isabel grant, Laguna Vista
club. plat 1-13. $40 etc.
B. H. and Fannie II. Frazier to
Brice Harold Fracier ct Tx. business
lots 10, II, Is. Is. blk. $50. lots 10.
IL, II. blk. 357; lot 2 III blk. 36l;
lot 4 in blk. $50; Santa Isabel
grant, Laguna Vista club, plat LA,
$40 etc.
B. Fl. and Fannie H. Frazier to
Brice Harold Fracier ct Tx. lots II,
Is, q, blk 201; lot q in blk. 358;
lot q. blk. 444; lots 5. 8. blk. ITO;
lots 18, 19. blk. $50, Santa Isabel
grant. plat LA. $40 etc.
B. II. and Fannie II. Frazier to
Brice Harold Frazier ct TX. lots 16.
81, rs, "a, rs. N. lis. Santa Isabel
grant. LagUna Vista club, plat 1-13.
$40 etc.
TVidaIGo County
Luther Adams ct uN to T.. r.
Scarborough. Z l-2 acres. lot IL. s7c.
Deed, p. p. Doss ct Tx 10 S. n.
NcWhortor, 70 acres. S. II. corner
blk. 147, blk. lat. West Tract subd.,
$40 etc.
w. n. Henson 10 fred s. Ouqck-
cnbush & US, lot "a, Bcll-Woods
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&C" $40 etc.

subd. &C." $40 etc.
w. "A. Harding to Owen H. Hen
son. N. 10 acres Of lot IA, blk. So,
Mis.-TeX. Subd.. $40 etc.
owen H. Henson ct Tx to Will
liam Daley ct al, w. 10 acres OF lot
/, blk. SO. Mo.-TeX. subd., 81 etc.
Guy +. Jones ct al TO 0. M. Nor
risen, w. 10 acres Of Z. 20 acres
farm tract sos, West Tract, $40 etc
Guy r. James ct al to FlWood l..
Bailey, r.. 10 acres Of farm tract
sos. West Tract, $40 etc.
w. ID. Josiah II. McCauley ct TX
10 J. II. O'Neal Ct Al, lot 8, blk. 1872,
West Tract, $40 etc.
John Fl. Shary to Mrs. Mary
Farnhardt. E. 5 acres Of 9.95 acres
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Heights addn. 2, SO and other con-
Siderations.
Valley Dew. Inc. to Tilghman r.
Hackett, blk. g., containing 5.37
acres, survey "A, Towards Dixie
land Heights addn. 2, s527O.
Port Isabel Co. to Mrs. EStela
Cueto, lots l and 2, blk. IS, Port
Isabel. $4,000.
=. H. Dreamer to c. c. Nclsot
lot /, blk. Is, Third addn., San
Benito, SO etc.
San Benito Land & Liqn. Assn.
to Geo. M. Wilds, lots Is, Is, blk.
5, Fifth addn., San Benito. S83.
San Benito Land e. Liqn. Assn.
to G.. NJ. Wilds, lots 9 and 10. blk.
5, Fifth addn., San Benito, S84.
Violet Wilds ct vir. to Ina WildS,
lots Is. Is, blk. 5, Fifth addn., San
Benito, SO etc.
Chas. NJ. and Mollie L. Wilds to
Ina Wilds, lots 9 and 10, blk. ),
Fifth addn.. San Benito, $40 etc.
Geo. H. and Ethlyn M. Schmidt
to Earl r. and Frances w. Glenn
ents, front 3 acres Of lots 3, 4, blk.
b SChmidt'S Terrace, 81 ETC.
The Al Parker Sec. Co. to Charles
z. Tench, south 5 acres, blk. s and
north 5 acres blk. g.. Thompson
subd., La Feria grant, $3.50.
A. F. Parker to G. S. Thompson,
east 1858 acres of farm tract 1l8,
Coast Land Farms Subd. ?, Buena
Vista grant. $40 etc.
The Al Parker Sec. Co. to Ar
thur Brunn. 10. La Feria grant,
known as south 10 acres. blk. l04,
Hooks and Hodges subd. 2, $3.50.
J. l.. Parker to Gilbert E. Sea-
man. Chas. II. Seaman. south 10
acres, blk. SO, Minn.-TeXaS Land
a Irrigation Co. La Feria grant.
$40 and other considerations.
Port Isabel Co. to John MclShaw
Ct uX, lot 10, blk. Is, Port Isabel.
S140O.
Delta Trrig. Farms Co. to JOS
cph w. DUNEDIN. south 7.25 acres
lot l6. blk. 3, Plat 4, Citrus Gar
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lot 35-2, West addn., Sharyland, $40
etc.
l.. r. Scarborough ct uX to Law
rance Scarborough, part lot IS, sec.
248, TeX.-MeX., 81 etc.
l.. r. Scarborough to Warren
Scarborough. part lot Is, sec. 248,
Tex.-MeX., 81 etc.
WeSlaco Townsitc Co. to C. w.
Cook, lot / TO s., lots Is to 81, blk.
IS, Weslaco, $40 etc.
Lewis w, Yates ct uX TO r. r.
Doss, 5 acres i'll blk. 147, West
Tract. 81 etc.
S. d. Fagin Ct tx to Z. W. Bent-
ley. S. IL lot q and %, blk. 10,
Hidalco Canal Co. subd.. $40 etc.
Henry Recap to 3. A. Bentley,
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VALLEY r "A ID o
kWWG-Vailey Radio Station

4:OO-5:55 D. m--Associatc' rress dispatches and valley, news from
The Brownsville Herald. followed by musical numbers.
6:55-6: 00-World Bookman, popular radio feature.
GOO 7:O0-MusiCal numbers.
SATURDAY A. NJ.
1I:OOl1O q. m.-NusicaI number rs ana studio speclaltes.
II 90 II: 3O-Popular and semi classical elections the
Capitol theater organ by remote control
II: 55-l2:OU-LocaI and general weather forecast and bulletin on
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I03RD DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. NJ. Kent. Judge

No. 1884, Union National Bank VS..
2. A. Mature, judgment for plain
tiff.
No. 1858. First National Bank in
Brownsville VS.. Fred @. Scott,
judgment for plaintiff.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
RoSalio ASua and Eva Torres.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished BY Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County

II. 3. Herren to T. L. Neighbors.
iot 6. blk. 100, toWnsite Harrington,
$40 and other considerations.
r. r. and Hattie S. Sibson to T.
W. Neff and It. l. NeighbOrs. lots J..
2, 6. z. 3. 9. blk. 6, Orig. tOWnsite
Santa Rosa. 200.
Louis A. Howard to Valley Dcv.
Inc. blk. 6. containing 5.37 acres,
survey a., HOWard'5 DiXlCland
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4. ". cunningham, Judg.

" OUEfIIIES f1NIIy OuubN
NO. 1896, State OF Texas VS.. Paul
c. Green; defendant failed to ap-
pear: bond forfeited.
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COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon, John KIcibcr. Judge

No. $3.50, Perry A. Hairston vs..
McDermott Motor Co, Inc, plain
tiff takes a non-Suit.
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COUNTY COURT

Hon. o. G. Dancy, Judge
Suits filed:
No. 1872, Estate of Sara A. White,
deceased.
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Cameron Courts
18th DISTRICT COURT

Suits filed in the District Courts:
None.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
SHARKEY MAY FIGHT
Boston Cob to Confer With Match maker On Meeting Winner Of Griffith Paolino Bout.

Chicago. Nov. 93 (P}-A bout be- tween Jack Sharkey of Boston, rat ed as the outstanding candidate for 1he vacant hcavyweight champion snip. and the winner of the Tulfy Griffith -Paolino CzCudun fight at the Chicago stadium November %. will he discussed by the Boston Cob and Matchmaker Nate Lewis next We'd ucsday.
 Lewis last night received word from Johnny Buckley, Sharkey's manager, that they will be in Chi rago to watch the Griffith Paolino bout, and will be ready to talk terms tor a battle if tho Madison Square Gardens Miami, Florida, plans fail 10 materialize Lewis said he was ready to offer Sharkey ST5,000 for the match.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

that capacity arc Ruth Ramsay. Anne Casalc and Clifford Chris,en- sen.
 Players Arc Eligible
 Every member of the two teams is eligible for the game and tho schools will be represented by their strongest cIevens when they run out on the field at o'clock this aft ernoon.
 Hartford and New Britain High school teams have been handicap ped all season because of injuries but the two weeks layott for both teams has been a means of puttin,, them in Al condition.
 Ross Reported o. K.
 Quarterback Billy Ross who has been bothered with leg injuries ,n many of the games but played de- spite his injuries will be ready to continue his good work. Today, 1t is expected that Ross will show 60 better advantage because of the added confidence given him with improved physical condition. He will be called upon to throw passes if his team is unsuccessful against the Hartford line
 Hartford's motto today is stop Middleton" Middleton has been the heavy scorer and point gcttcr all season. His speciality is tackle smashes and of late he has develop cd an ability to run the ends. Is Middleton is stopped the Hartforl rootcrs feel the New Britain eleven will lose 50 per cent of it's power.
 On the sidelines ready for serv- ice will be one who was in the reg ular starting lineup until the Bulk clcy game, He is Richie Fink. New Britain halfbacl. who was replaced in tn" Red and Gold lineup on the eve Of the important contest. lEc may bo given a chance in the line up and may be the hero of thE team in victory or defeat.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
BASEL ONLY PORT
 IN SWITZERLAND
Beautiful Lake City Selected as
 International Bank Site

Washington, D. C.. Nov B. Basel, Switzeriand's one and only port. has been selected for the homo of tho new international bank which will control war rcparatious funds.
 Basel stands, colossusikc with q foot on each bank of the Rhine where that river leaves So oitzerland. ." says a bulletin of the National Geo. graphic society from its headquart- CTS in Washington, h. (.
 The Rhine gives Svitsrrland ifs so.2 waterway To tn" sea. Boats aud harges coming mp tho Rhine ,m"rgc into the large inner harbor at l}aS,l Overhead cranes swing buckets ot wheat out of barge holls. Ore trains move into position along the quay. In one recent year ->o.npo tons Of imports and exports were moved by water in his harbor. Y the Rhine comission established by the Yer aailles treaty will improve tn" Rhine channel, guaranteeing a 6 1-2 foot depth the year around. Basel m,r- chants claim they can do d :. .eUa. 0oU- ton freight business by water an nually.
 "Unless one is 8 shipper, a buyer of silk ribbon, dyes or chemicals, a lover O. lIolbeina art. or. now. an international banker h. might bet ter visit Geneva or Zurich than Basel, Trad" has put its mark upou Basel Trade has given il popu- Iatlon Of l35,o0u and more rich men than any other city of switzerland. Trade anl lack Of Alps on its door, step. have sidotrackcd tourists from its gates. Sightsccrs hurry on to Lausanne, St. MoritZ and Iugano. Basel Worthics in Your Living Room
 "Fhc .imc tO have visited Base! was m tho heyday of Columbus. Bal boa, and Magellan. At the beginning oE the sixteenth century three mas ters of three arts literature paint ing and printing. lived at Basel and lent their genius to joint enterprise They were Hans Holbein. the young CT, the painter: Erasmus the Bern ard Shaw O. his day, and Fro3en, the master printer.
 Not one ot them became rich Erasmus thought he was well of when an Englishman settled 20 pounds (Slo0) a year on him, A single copy Of Erasmus Para phrases published by Frobon sold in an American book auction few years ago for $2lo. Frobcu brought Holbein 10 the city to decorate his books. Once in Basel, Holbcn branched out into portraiture and altar decoration. The local public art gallery treasures many of lIol- bein's works. The art worlds cstima- ton of him may be judged by the price of $S,750 paid recently for one of the few IIolbeins in the United States.
 "Yct it is simpler to introduce an American to IIolhrin than any other member of Bascl's trio. What art store, indeed. is so poor as not 10 offer for sale q IIolbrin print2 It. ually the print is & side lIe" ..'-. '.'' i of q plump f
 color except for tingc Of pink on
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

the cheek and bit of blue in the eyes. Holbein's men usually wear tams sliding rakishly over one ear. His genius lay in his ability to pack person character into q line.
 So, for q few dollars, anyone may buy the hurgomaster. his wife. q dandy Of the town, Erasmus himself or Holbein's son and enjoy the hearty companionship Of these Basel worthics in ones own living room.
 Basel, Basic, Bale and Easil2a
 "Riyalry of certain twin cities Of the United States has it's counterpart in Basel. Since the Rhine divides the city the left bank takes the 1jtlc Gross Basel while the right bank must he Klein Basel Bad feeling rA- istcd between the Basels. Klein and Gross, in times past. An ingenious artist Of Gross Basel carved a figure. still 10 be seen in he museum of the famous university of Hasri which put out its tongue and rolled lF.. y,, iii drrlslon u' kt"u Basel 'rom ~u adNantureoUS position OH the bridge.
 "Iil,c most swiss towns Easpi has many spelIns- The German -pc!!u-. Basol. is most acceptable because the town lies within thr German speaking cantons or Switzerland. some EneIi5h maps spell it raslv. In French Basel is D&ie. In Italian Basel is Basjica
 "Rasel is pronounced without thr 's' like tho unit of compressed hay with the 'a' broadoncd slightly"
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
WEBB WINNIPEG MAYOR

Winnipeg. Man, Nov. @& tP--In- complete returns from yesterdays municipal election indicated a sweeping victory for the Civic Pro- gross associations new force in city politics The association elected its mayoralty candidate. Col R. II. Webb. and apparently it's entire slate of aldermanic nominees.
 Opposing Col. Webb were Col Dan Mclean, who sought reelcc- ton after two years in the mayor aliy chair, and Marcus Hyman lawyer and independent labor nom- lnec.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
Kellogg Adds Voice in
 World Peace Efforts

London, Nov. g LP)-Frank B. Kellogg, secretary of state in the. administration of President Coolidgc,a has added his voice 10 those stronE-' ly protesting lasting Anglo-Amcri- can amiability and cooperation to preserve the peace Of the world.
 The former secretary Of state lasP evening at g dinner received the homage of the Pilgrims society and urged reduction in national @rma- mont sufficient 10 prevent its use Tor anything but national protection. Although tho Pilgrims had honoredr him before. when as ambassador at . saint Jaues's he spoke before the society several times, this was tho lrst time his reception had the tono ol th@t accorded q raasIcr-states- man whose name. through inc Kel- loge-Hriaol peace pact. bus be- rome Gor1 o' worll-wid, sjgnil- ,.a...
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

lrbana. Ill.,. Nov, 1G Pl-lt was just too bad for the Army Whnn Arnold Wolgast. Illini end. inter ccpted q lateral pass and sprintcd 50 yards for q touchdown.
 Wolgast. one of the several Nctcr- ans on the team, did his bit Whcr tho Cadets still were in the ball game. But his dash all but clinchsl the contest which Illinois won l7 to [.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

\ letter yesterday from "Chet" Irwin intimated that stomach trou- Dle, which bothered him last year has attacked him again. He is get ting together letters of rccommenda- ton to take south with him next month. He will complete his con- tract with the Putnam club Decem- Der 1st.