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New Britain herald., 1929-10-11
High School Athletes
 jndergO Examination

All athletes Of th4 New Britain S"n.or IIseh school are being exam ln.d this week by the school physi- rlaH l'r. Jacob MIion. in the of- flee C.. The boys physical depart m'.'. Later ln the semester all other boys not already ,aomined will be taken care of Football men were taken first because Of football being the first sport on the school calender this semester. Cross -couu- try and basketball men will be cx- aminod later.
 This custom of examining the athletics, which is done every year. is for the purpose Of insurjng posi- tive safety in the participation Of boys in sport When the examfna- tion is completed, a note is sent to th" parents Of the hoy which states that tho boy is or is not able 10 take part in any sport.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11
City Items

carIs haN" hr,n rec,iyrd Ly As si&taut Corpora'toa Counsel and Mrs. Mortimer II. Camp, ~lo arc n E"ropn. Alr. Camp writes from Glas@o" stating thai driving conIi- tons are very interesting in that city.
 The class in aviation at the Y. NJ. C. A. will open this evening at 7.45 o'clock.
 Wesley J. Rcddcn of CD Cedar street, who has charge of the lunch counter in the Boston store, was stricken i'll while at his place of business yesterday and was taken to New Britain General hospital. He is reported as being more com forable today.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11

tained of this list by the society's representatives in Turkey and were rushed to the society's headquarters in Washington by the fastest ships and trains.
 The Turkish spellings are, in most cases, new alphabetical casts for old names. Russia has gone fur ther, the map reveals. The Soviet government has bestowed names or it's revolutionary heroes on many cities the world long has known by other names. St Petersburg now is Leningrad; AleXandropol. near the Turkish border. is Leninakan; Eliz- bethgrad is Zinovievsk (for Zino- VieV); Simbirsk is Ulyanovsk. Ekat- erinbuTg, where the Tsar and his family were killed, has given way to SverdlovSk.
 New Names in Headlines
 Current news from Europe would sound strange if couched in the true
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11

place names of the places Of it's oc-
 currence. Headlines would read "Young Plan Wins at s Craven
 haze" {The Hague); "Praha (Prague) Protests Proposed Tariff
 Schedules; "Premier of Lietuva Re
 signs at Kaunas" (Lithuania and
 Kovno, being the names we recog-
 nize for that country and it's capt. tab.
 In countries scourged by war ana in countries untouched old names have dissolved and new ones appear. Christiania, Norway. has become l Oslo; Agram, capital of Croatia. | Iagreb; Queenstown, Ireland, Cobh, Trondhjem, Norway, Nidaros; Reval, capital of Estonia, Tallinn. Then | there is the most recent addition t. the map of Europe, Citta Naticano the official name of the new Vati- can State.
 Efforts of the great states of pre-
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11

into Taugaypils; old Austrian Bozeu now is Italian Bolzano; klnuscnburg in Hungary, transferred 10 Rumanta. takes the title Cluj; and rilscn has disappeared from two continents. The original German Pilscu of fro- grant associations lies partially con cealed under the Czechoslovakiun designation PIzen.
 Many Americans will be mystiricd 10 meet such European countries as Shqipenie, Suomi; Srba, Hrvata, i SloVenaca Eesti; Blgariia and Oster- reich; which the map key indicates are respectively, the familiar AL bania. Finland, Serb -Croat- Slovene State, Estonia. Bulgaria and Austria
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11
NAMES IN EUROPE i PUZZLE TOURISTS
Spelling Changes in Each COun- try, So Does Pronunciation

Washington, D. C., Oct. H. Soyuz Sovetskikh sotsialisticheskikh Rospublik.
 That IS the true name today of 1hc area that once was the Russian Empire, which is now known to the Ingiish-speaking world as the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics or, more briefly, the U. S. s. R.
 A worldfamous waltz would be '"The Beautiful Blue Donau," if the singer followed the German and Austrian spelling. And the Danube has other names officially in other countries it traverses or touches; Dunaj in Czechoslovakia. Duna in Hungary, Dunav in the Serb Croat- Slovene State, and Dunarea ill Ru- mania.
 Two Years of Research
 The amazing divergence of the of ficial spelling of European place names with the Anglicized spcllings we commonly employ has caused increasing confusion among travel CTS, shippers, and the growing num- Der of firms and persons who have Correspondence with European coun- tries.
 So the National Geographic Soci- ety engaged in a research project extending over d period of two years to determine the local official equivalents of the thousands of names we have adapted to our spell ings. For example, the European yis- ltor soon finds that Brussels, in Belgium, is Bruxelles; that Moscow, Tn Russia, is Moskva; that Copcn- hagen is Kobenhavn; Vienna is Wien; Constantinople is Istanbul, and the historic Bosporus is Bogaz- lei
 Both the familiar spcllings, and the official names, of thousands of such places have been incorporated 1n the soclety's new map of Europe. Such a compilation is not so simple as It might seem, even with the fla cIIitics of a geographic society which has the aid of foreign gov trnments, foreign geographic soci- cites, and the facilities of all the SaZett"ers and atlascs already pub- Ished everywhere in the world
 Turkey Even Changed Alphabet
 Completion of the Asia Minor area, which the map also includes, was held up pending compilation of the authoritative list of Turkish names which were completely re- Nlsed by Turkey after that country abandoned the Arabic for the Latin alphabet. First releases were ob-
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11
COUPE AND SEDAN COLLIpr

A coupe owned by Julius Gross of 74 Lafayette street and driven by Charles Levin of 3 Comcrton street. vas going west on North street at aoout ';%o o'clock last night, and q sedan owned and driven by Thomas k"rriSan of Hartford road was go- ing south on Hartford avenue when they collidod. The left front fender Of kerrigan's ear was damaged and Levin agreed 10 pay for fl. Officer Thomas Ticrnoy reported no cause for police action.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11
Drive Past Boulevard
 Signs; Two Arrested

Two clnployes Of Edward Pagan. trucIuuan. Wrr" arrested this fcrr- noon at West Main and Hnrritr streets for violating the motor yc- hIci" laws, Franl Kuhish. 4, of SG sexton street, is alleged to have driven past the boulevard stop sig naL while Rupert Price, 24. Of 42 Putnam street, besides being charg-
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11
H. 5. STUDENT ARRESTED
 FOR SPEEDING TO SCHOOL
Seen By Policeman Doing 3S Miles An Hour On Pennington Ave
 nUe and ONerhauled.

Casimir Tuszkowsli IS. of 225 Pennington avenue, High schooi student, was arrested by Motorcycle Officer David Doty on the charge ot speeding on Pennington avenue this morning. He is alleged to have driven at the rate of 3S miles an hour on the way 10 school.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11

will dress up your win dows for many years to come. And when it is soiled, you can simply wash it clean and new and spotless. Du Pont Tontine is waterproof, too, just like the famous du Pont Duco finish used on fine motor
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11
Ends Tomorrow, Saturday

A Window shade that
 can be kept as clean as your windows, ,thatrainand snow and steam cannot injure, that will not crack or pinhole. Miss Frances Powers, window shade ex- pert of the du Pont Con- pany, will give her last
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11

cars and furniture, for Tontine is impregnated with the same basic substance. Both are enduringly beautiful and keep their good looks year after year.
 Come in and see Miss Powers sen- sational demonstrations. Don't put it off.
 Let us prove to you that your shades can be kept as clean as your windows.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-11

demonstrations in our store tOm0r- row to prove these things to you. Come in and see these dramatic and interesting demonstrations. See for yourself that du Pont Tontine shades can actually be washed, easily and quickly.
 Tontine has no filler" to fall out. It cannot crack or pinhole. It will not take on that shabby, bedraggled
 lnnl1 In q 11ari
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28
Beach Management Changes.

But in the last year beach geography
and beach manners at La Playa have
been transformed. American hotel ex-
ecutives decided it should become an
other link in the chain of resort prop
critics developed nd operated to entice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28
Trench RIVIERA
!: !: LOSES BUSINESS
a1sa
g Dearth of Dollars From Tour
lists Alarms Resort
Leaders. = -.
nv IN. Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NICE, France, May pa hundred
thousand tourists who neglected to in
clude the French Riviera in their itin-
eraries this year are responsible for a
business mems revolt against the NUM-
cipal governments of the leading Riviera
resorts
The past season has been one of the
leanest since the war. Nice had 5O,oOo
fewer tourists than last year. The aver
age tourist spends week in Nice. That
means a loss of $4,000 tourist days,
which rolls into much money. Cannes.
Mention. Juan les Pins and st. Raphael
suffered corresponding decreases.
Business men in all the resorts have
organized to force their municipal au-
thorities to do something to stop the
tourist seepage which this year has re-
suited in millions of dollars loss to some
of the leading hotels.
On the other hand. the italian Riviera
has enjoyed its most prosperous season
since 1918. In some measure this is due
to the fact that roulette is played at
San Reno and many tourists who
ordinarily visit Monte Carlo were fright
ened away by reports OF trouble In the
principally.
However an order from Mussolini is
credited by the French with being
chiefly responsible for the sudden thrush
of foreigners. He ordered the municipal
authorities and the police to see that
every tourist went away contented.
Overcharging died overnight. The most
important hotel keeper would suffer at
the hands Of the law If tourists COM
plant was found valid. In San Reno
the hotels add 10 per cent to the bill as
q service charge and not even a bell boy
will accept tip.
The Chamber of Commerce of Nice
estimates that of the city's missing 50,-
600 spenderS, 10000 went to Italy, TO-
900 to Egypt and 10000 to SPANS Their
general reform program which aims to
entice the missing 5000 back next year
includes extensive international adver-
Using, strict watch on prices charged
tourists and a definite program for
identifying the various cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28

the dollars of rich Americans with
tropical charm and up-to-d date service.
La Playa has become a rendezvous
for the socially athletic. Replacing the
chocolate olored skins and double duty
underwear of hundreds of its former
visitors are the fashionable tan of
American girls and the checks and
stripes of the latest thing in bathing
suits.
Great Success.
Socially. the new La Playa is huge
success. Even Havana Yacht Club men,
bers find themselves robbed of the ira
ditional privilege of patronizing the
public beach. They swarm over and
through the now useless barbed wire
barrier in eager appreciation of the
variety of sights to be seen. the cool
shade of countless beach umbrellas and
the zestful "niceness" Of the new public
beach atmosphere.
La Playa. after 80 years of health
giving service to thu, common run of
folk. has come into its own as fash
ion resort.
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one already established in Waycross,

to one already established in Waycross,
Ga.
The industry has possibilities, accord
ing to those employed in it here. They
point to Los Angeles, where $4,000 do
mestic rabbits are slaughtered daily to
meet the demand for the delicious meat.
Here the industry has been practically
limited to raising pure-bred rabbits for
their valuable furs, but with establish
ment of a trade name for the domestic
meat. breeders forsee packing industry
equaling that of the Pacific Coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28
A Change Of Customs.

Customs and language change great
ly in the course of time. Words which
we're in common use in the time of
Shakespeare have been so transformed
that they now have meaning entirely
opposed to their former use In the
present time, Christmas festivities are
concentrated on Christmas day. but in
the past Christmas eve was the time
when all made merry. Christmas day
itself was devoted TO the observance of
the religious side OF Christmas. Today
Christmas gifts are the rule. In the
past Christmas gifts were unknown.
The exchange of presents was New
Year custom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28
SOCIETY
Continued From Eighteenth Page.)
next month from the Georgetown Uni
versity School Of Medicine.

next month from the Georgetown UNI
versity School Of Medicine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander c. Columbus
are spending a week at Atlantic City
N. j. Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus will en-
terrain a party of friends May 80 at
the dinner dance, at Beaver Dam Coun-
try Club.
The Rev William E. La Rue enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at the
Grace Dodge Hotel. when his guests.
numbering about fifty. were Baptist
ministers and their wives.
Mrs. J. w Schwenk was chairman
of the committee arranging the dinner
dance being given this evening by the
Daughters of America. Triumph No. 8.
at the Grace Dodge Hotel In celebra-
ton of the thirty-second birthday Of
the organiza ton.
Mrs w H. Dyer of 90 Lawrence street
Mrs. w. H. Dyer of $40 Laurence street
northeast. entertained four tables at
bridge in honor of their house guest,
Miss Martha Brokaw Of Orlando. Fla.
Among the guests were Miss Mary
Chadwick, Miss Katherine Bean. Miss
Margaret Chadwick, Miss Rosemond
Johnson. Miss Mildred Miller, Mrs. D..
" Smvthe, Mrs. Ricketts,, Mrs. Mann,
Mr.. Wesley Hatton. Mr.. Ted Snyder,
Mr.. Don Vanice, Mr.. Frank Mann. Mr..
Ralph Ricketts,, Mr.. Wallace Dunlap,
Mr.. w. H. Dyer.
The house had an effective arrange
ment of pink and white roses and a
buffet supper was served later in the
evening Mrs. Smythe won first prize,
Miss Brokaw guest prize and Miss Mar
garet Chadwick the BOBBY prize.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28
DR.. A. Reed
Cushion Shoes

support the foot naturally and
comfortably. Try a pair and see
how much fresher and brighter
You will feel at the end of the
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28
SOCIETY SPLASHES
ON Havana BEACH
Cuba Gets First Fashionable
Seaside Resort as "Com-
mon" People 0usted.
By the Associated Press.

by tne ASSOCIATED PreSs.
HAVANA, May %. = Cuba at last
has its fashionable beach resort, its
public preserve, where Society with a
capital IS" is proud to be seen in
bathing deshabille. 1t is the new La
Playa. former gathering place of peo-
pie who loved sea bathing enough to
put up with the irritation of steaming
cubby holes, an inadequate shower sys-
tenn and the yulgarities Of an uncen-
sored crowd
La Playa for yers has been Havan's
only protected bathing place. 1t is a
short stretch of concave sandy beach.
measuring in all little over a quarter
of mile and protected from sharks
by sand bar running across its mouth.
Here nature gave old Havana residents
a huge, untroubled swimming pool, and
astute conceSSionaires insured resident
appreciation of natures beauty at the
rate of $1.20 day. 1t was the joy
of Havana children and the curse Of
the exclusive Havana Yacht Club, which
stood in staid security on its western
adCo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28
SEEK MARKET NAME
FOR MEAT OF RABBIT
Atlantic Breeders Ask National
Cooperation in Distinguishing
Domestic From Wild Animals.
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOClated PreSS.
ATLANTA. May 20-A new trade
name for the nutritious flesh of domes-
tic rabbits will make its appearance on
the market soon, if plans of 200 Atlanta
breeders are successful
In resolution adopted here the At
lanta rabbit breeders called for estab-
lishment of a non-partisan committee
of breeders from all over the United
States to select a name which will dis
tinguish the marketed meat of domestic
Dummies from that of his cotton-tail
bush brother.
According to the resolution. Atlanta
breeders will also band together for the
establishment Of an abattoir, fur dress
ing and meat refrigerating plant similar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28
THREE SPANISH REVOLT
HEADS SENTENCED TO DIE
Several Ordered Imprisoned for
Life-Judge Dissents, Making
Retrial Necessary.

BY the Associated Press.
CIUDAD REAL, Spain, May 28.-Al-
though strict secrecy was maintained it
was learned today that three sentences
of death have been passed by court
martial against artillery officers who
participated in revolutionary move
ment last January. Those sentenced to
death were a colonel and two captains
Several sentences of perpetual impris-
onment were voted. The % artillery
officers on trial were acquitted.
One judge with the rank of general
dissented from the verdict and it is
therefore necessary that the case must
come before the Supreme Military
Court in Madrid.
The public prosecutor had demanded
eight death sentences and penal servi-
tude for life in the remainder of cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28
B0ATSWAIN OF VESTRIS
DESCRIBES SHIPS SLANT
Vessel Never Recovered Upright
Position After Violent Shock
Sunday, He Testifies.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 28.-.Warwick Rob-
erts, boatswain of the steamship YES
iris, testifying into the liners loss, said
that the vessel never recovered an up
right position after the violent shock
she sustained on the Sunday evening
before she foundered.
The ship was taking some water
that evening through her half doors
and submerged scuppers, but he could
not account for all the water unles,
there was a leak somewhere.
By 6 o'clock Monday morning he felt
that she was doomed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28
PLANNING TO IMPROVE
AIRPLANE MAIL SERVICE
p. o. Department Officials in Con-
ference With Con tractors on
Question of Reducing Cost. q

~ the Associated Press
Postmaster General Brown and As
sistant Postmaster General Glover are
comforting with holders of air mail con-
tracts with a view to lowering operating
costs and improving the service
Mr.. Glover said it was his intention
to discuss all the problems of the air
mail with the operators and that many
of them might be solved by closer CO.
operation between the department and
the men who actually do the flying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28

All the very newest and
smartest styles in both Blouses
and Skirts. And in those shades
most desirable for Summertime
wear. You'll see smart women
everywhere wearing this chic
costume because of its versa
tility and charm. Both skirts
and blouses in regular and ex-
ira sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28
Delivers Cigarettes With a Light

A new gadget is ready at any time to
hand the driver of a motor car lighted
cigarette. With a magazine to hold 20
cigarettes, it draws air through the
cigarette and at the same time applies
one end of it to an electric hot point.
delivering it alight and smoking to the
drivers hand
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12
AUTOMOTIVE
seryiec s.asioas-Rcpaistae

AUTO TOPS AND SIDE CURTAINo uo1s and repaired Rumble seat topA Clsss1 car tops . spectatty. Joha'e Aate 3aD Shop. lV3 Wea Main st Tel. lsSS. CADILLAC AND NAsH-a apecsslty. Nsvs your cas repaired now ]. R A0ys1s Garase. 3lsh Church et. Tel 1sS3-1 LET US put your battery ia shape ostck' est expert eervics. Exids 1sttsfy oesv ice. v Chestnut St. TeiephUas 3ssS. o. BECKER. sxpsrt radiator vspais. Au thortsed Harrison servtcs station. Qujek. sH ssrvics at lowest eost. Reas ,
 Glen st Telephone ssss.
 RADIATORS repaired by our nev msta.
 Everything for your Car. N Ea1 Nstp st Telephone slil.
 RADIATOR repairiag at loWeR pricss quick service: satisfaction GusfA1eee1
 New England Radiator Works. 3b EoN Aain St. near Main. Tslephons yse. REPAIRING on all makeo of cera "a. pert mechanics available day and night
 Hotel Washington uaragA Phone l1SS TIRES BATTERIEa. AUTO ELECTRIC SERviCE--P. | V. Tire | Hattesy O
 :6i Myrtle 6t Phone ssS3.
 VISIT US in our new homA Te1aco gas and oil productA l7e-lss Arch B.. cor, ner W. Pearl Budd Auto Produ~ts ti' WACO SERVICE. Batteries charged s0c Rentals and repairs Delivery service. c6 Hartford Ave. Phone 5s66. t11 Wsst Main St. Phone 33S:.
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LIVE STOCK
Cattle and Swine
E.ggs, Poultry supplies

COW. tested. for sale. Also small and large pigs between 50 and 200 pounds. Telephone l2S0.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Tcncmcnts e CONNECTICUT AVE, 35-5 room tene- ment. All Improvements; list floor. Ap- ply :7 Connecticut Ave.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12

Hclp-Men wsated q LOAN managers and inveStlgatcrs wanted by new chain company. Apply in strict confidence to Classified Box B. A :. Herald once,
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12

EXPERT pouNry advice free. If your chickens are sick or not laying we will help you. Large line of poultry medi- c!zes and supplies. Y. B. Bird | Feed Co.,, IF. Arch St.
 LINE YOUR CHICKEN COOP with old newspaper matA Just the thins for that purposs. Fifty cents . hundred Apply at the Herald office. Church q.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12
FINANCIAL
AfoftGan
%Sl3

FIRST mortgage loans repaynble equal monthly instalments over IS year pe- riod. .. Marshall. tlo Natl Bank Bldg. Tel 5sSo.
 FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS. Gleason W Parker. Commer- ciai Trust Building ss West Main St FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE ioanA P. J. MURRAY CO.,. ING. s3S Main Street. Telephone 3O3l.
 Schult1 | Costello. Inc. :t3 Aala Street. Telephone 3k
New Britain herald., 1929-01-12
For Everything You Have Sell There's Classified Ad Buyer Waiting Watching
AU'rOMOTIVE
Aueo and Tv,nk Aecaa1cs

Auto and Trshk Aecaa1cs | BUICK MOTOR cARS-aai as1 servtee Capitol Buick Co. ll3S Stanley Street Telephone :so7.
 CADILLAC AND LA SALLE CARS Sales | Service LASH MOTORS. INC
 "A Reliable Concern" <11 wsa hais St. Tel 5000. CHANDLER 1OT0R CARS. 6aR s1d Service. chatiapd's Auto oervics esa ton. A33 Main St. opposite Cast Nais Telephone lkSs
 tHEVROI CT sALR0 [ SERVICK eat tsrson Chssrolet. Incorporated. llSl Stanley Street. relephons sll, DoDGR BROTHERS motoT ears as1
 Graham EroA trucks No. all s.e.
 Street. Tslephoas 73l
 DE SOTO aTx, \ Marvellous csr." Con. tn and sss t. J B Moraa's Motto,
 Sales. s1sn Church St. Phone :.s42-w. FALCoN-KNiGHT famous sleeve valve motor. R. c. Rudolph. l27 Cherry
 Street. Telephone so51-:.
 FORD CAkH. trucka tractors paSts.
 service. farm implemsats Automotise
 ealss ( Service. :ss Eim et and 6
 Arch St Telephone s70s os s7ol. oEAHAM-PAI0E sixes and Elghts ae1
 on display in ou, new homo. .so Arch
 et. Howard W. Whitmore. Tel 3sls HUPNOBIl.E CARS AND 0NC rRUCKe
 -Sales and Service. Tvudon q plats
 go Hartford Ave Tslephons 3sll-l NASH motor cart- ees the nsv hae
 Saiss and servicA \. 0. HaWker. St
 Elm St. Telephone a<ss.
 PACKARO-HUIISON- salee ond
 Service. Honeyman Auto ea!ea Ses
 East Main st. Teiephoas 3st5 OAKLAND AND PONTIAC-Veit ou,
 showroom aud inspect thess very Ase automobtlea c. A. Bencs. Oakland aad ! Pontiac Dealer. 50 Chestnut St., (ueSt
 to car barn). Telephone 1els. sTUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS Sales sad
 8ervils. .ibro Motor Sales Co., 32s
 Arch et. Telephone 3G0.
 wHIPPET Fours and Sixea Sales end
 Service. Elmer Automobile Co. 32
 Main St. Telephone i6l3
 WILLYs-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND
 Sales and Service. Fine motor care
 Beioin Garage and Motor saieA Fred
 Beloin. IT,. Prop- lls Church Street
 Telephone Ss60.
 REQ SALES | SERVICE Frank P. Ne- Namara. corner Elm and Park Strssts Telephone sIl0
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-24

$4,000 FOR DANCERS LEGS
LONDON-Miss Vivian Douglas,
a dancer, was awarded $25, 900 for
the loss of a leg in an auto acct
dent,