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New Britain herald., 1929-07-16
Strike Agreement to
 Be Signed in New York

New York, July 16 (UP) Cover nors room at City Hall will be the scene today of an agreement to end the ladies' cloakmakers' strike, 19,- 100 of whom resumed their occupa- tions this morning.
 Mayor Walker, Lieutenant nor Lehman and Representatives Of the four striking organizations will participate in formal signing of the agreement which officially will end what is termed 'the shortest and most successful strike on record for the industry"
 ticipated in parades yesterday cele- brating arrival at an agreement sat- :sfaCtory 10 both sides.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-16
Women Call At Police Station for
 Advice On Getting Some Cold Beer

ristol. That's why we came here. We thought you would surely kno" of a place."
 The lieutenant scratched his hea l T did know of good place on 63rI street" he said, and the ladies faces frightened, but We closed 't last week" The faces fell.
 Near Beer Plentiful
 But" continued the officer. su1 denly possessed of a bright idea, I know several restaurants where they S, rve near beer"
 The ladies stared at him In amazement.
 Thank you for your discourtesy, they said and goodby.'
 "Goodby," replied the lieutenant.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-16
POLICE MUST PRODUCE
Whalep Says Officers Expected to Get Results Or Quit Force Entire Iy-Plans Drive.

New York, July 16 O-P)-Mem- bers of New Works police depart ment have been ordered to 'producc CT get out
 It all resulted from Police Com missioner Grover Whalens new deal" order yesterday, transferring IS inspectors, deputies and 10 cap taiuS to new districts. It is said to be the most drastic shaking up the police department has experienced All detectives were put on proba- ton.
 Whalen explained the action as an effort 10 revitaliZC commanding of ficers who may have fallen into ruts. It was reported that an intensive po- lice drive against gambling, gang sters and crime breeding speakeasi"s will be launched.
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New Britain herald., 1929-07-16

Chicago, July 1 6 R)-A policeman should know everything, so the ladies who were thirsty from eating fish dropped into the Hyde Park po- lice station last night. They were smartly gowned. and arrived in an expensive motorcar.
 Wanted Cold Beer
 "Oh. lieutenant," said the spokes woman to Lieut.. Charles l'ratton my friends and I are thirsty from eating fish. Will you please direct us to a nice place where we can get some good, cold becr?'
 This is a police station. madam, ' said the law.
 "Of conrse ii is, lieutenant" the woman said. T see your star and
New Britain herald., 1929-07-16
Rumanians Drowned
 In Heavy Flood Today

Bucharest, Rumania. July 1G P}-- Numerous ? arsons were believed to- day to have bee drowned in sudlen ION TO sou!AoId 7ul II! spooII hAreu daI, where the River Sereth rose 3 feet yesterday, threatening tie G. tire countryside.
 Many bridges were carried away. Troops were sent with police 10 as sist in relief work. The towrs of Ba- eau, Roman, Pitra. Ncame and Tar. gull were inundated
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New Britain herald., 1929-07-16

Think ot if 161O8 leading beauty experts all Amer
 cdin big cities small fozvns, smart advise the f0ice daily of Pafnolipe Soap! No single product had such tremendous professional endorsement.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-16
MAJ. HURLEY PROMOTED

Hartford, July 16 P-AcCording
 10 orders issued by the adjutant generals office today Major Philip Hurley. coast artillery, is promoted 10 lieutenant colonel and assigned 10 command of the 242d company, coast artillery. He will be in charg" of the state armory at Bridge port.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-16
INVESTED SALE PLANNED

Winstcd July 16 P)-The Win sted Gas company directors will meet Friday morning 10 discuss the sale of that corporation, it was an nounCed today, to the Connecticut Electric Service company The Win sted Gas company is capitalized at s50O,OOO.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-16

Th.tEie5ratfd Proms.~ae dy hr. elays, 6t N:r-, tr #. Frencb Rpira. During tbs tss5on Me t z Jstue ef mt.raaitoral saisp.
Nogales international., 1929-10-08
DESPISED FACE WASHING
CHILD'S PLEASURE NOW

Stormy scenes at face washing.
hairbruShing and manicuring
hours fer children are gradually
disappearing and much hated tasks
are becoming pleasure now, says
Helen Rowson Cades, beauty ex-
pert, in Woman's Home Comp
Gnion.
Modern mothers instead of let
ting their own appearance run
down, keep up with their toilet act
ivities and the children always i'm
itative, are eager to learn the
methods of grow-up grooming.
Brightly colored toilet articles, such
as brushes, combs and manicure
sets, and pleasant smelling toilet
preparations enable the children to
have actual fun in performing their
little duties, adds Miss Cades. She
also observes that instilling the de-
sire to be a properly groomed child
does not tend to make it vain, but
conscious of being in good taste.
Mothers cannot afford to act as
examples of carelessness, either
with themselves or in developing
children's habits.
MANY girl has her mother to
blame for mouth that even lip
stick can't love, and many man
wears a moustache because his
mother couldn't bear to make him
take his finger out of his mouth, y
the writer concludes.
Nogales international., 1929-10-08

Rubber game. A B-20; Y 20.
Z has the deal. Give the proper bidding
of all four players and when you have
decided on the final bid, the correct
opening lead and subsequent play of
the hand.
Solution: With freak hand of this
type, rs only proper opering bid is
four hearts. A should pass and Y,
with a big spade hand, should also
pass. He has fair help for hearts and
should depend ON the soundness of his
partners original bid. B has no choice
but to double four hearts. He has ap-
parently four tricks in his own hand
and good chance to defeat the bid.
All should pass and A must then decide
upon his proper opening.
The singleton heart is the best open
ing from a double dummy proposition,
but hardly evena very fine player would
make that opening in regular play.
When your partner doubles big suit
bid, it generally is good rule to open
your best suit and thus show him what
TO play for in your hand. In this case,
therefore, AS proper opening is the
trey Of diamonds. B should win this
Nogales international., 1929-10-08
Answer to Problem No. 4 j

There are no trumps and z is in the
sead. How can Y Z win four of the seven
tricks against any possible defense2
Solution: Z should lead the four of
spades. A can either win this trick by
playing the queen of spades, or allow
B to win the trick with the jack Of
spades.
(a) Suppose B wins the trick. Y
should discard the seven of hearts. B
can now make one of three leads, ~
the ten of diamonds, (2) the ten of
clubs, (3) the six of hearts.
Q) Suppose at trick two B plays the
ten of diamonds. z should play the FIVE
of diamonds and A can either (x) play
the seven of diamonds or W the queen
of diamonds. (x) Suppose A plays the
seven of diamonds. B must now lead a
heart or a club. If he leads a heart, Y
wins two heart tricks and returns the
nine of clubs, thus forcing B to lead
clubs, thus giving Y the two remaining
tricks. If at trick three B should lead a
club, Y should win the ace queen and
throw B in the lead with the third
club. B IS then forced to lead hearts and
Y again wins two heart tricks. "
Suppose at trick two, A plays the queen
of diamonds. Then AS best lead is the
seven oAeliamonds, forcing Z in the
lead with the jack of diamonds. On
this trick B is forced to discard the ten
of clubs or all of Y's hearts are good.
Z should then lead the six of clubs, Y
should play the ace and then the queen,
forcing B to win the trick with the
king. B must again lead hearts up to
Y's hand and thus again Y z win four
tricks.
~ Suppose at trick two B Leads the
Nogales international., 1929-10-08

trick with the ace of diamonds and
lead the four of hearts. Z should win
this trick with the ace of hearts and
lead the seven of spades. When A
plays low, z should finesse the nine
of spades in Y's hand and B should
win the trick with the ace.
If B makes the mistake of leading
another heart, Z will make the balance
of the tricks as he will win the trick in
Y's hand with the nine of hearts and
make all of Y's spades as they are now
set up. If B leads the king of clubs, the
result is the same as Z will trump and
put Y in the lead with the nine Of hearts
and thus again be able to make all of
Y's spades. B's best play at trick four
is the lead of the queen OF diamonds.
Y must trump this trick with the nine
of hearts and should then lead the
king and jack of spades on which L
should discard his wo losing diamonds.
In this way, also, Y z can make five
odd, so it seems that there is no way for
A B to defeat the hand. If any of our
readers can discover a way to do so,
don't hesitate to send in solutions.
Nogales international., 1929-10-08

ten of clubs. Y should win the trick
with the queen Of clubs and force B in
the lead with the ten of diamonds. B
will then be forced to play the hearts
or clubs up to US hand and he again
makes three more tricks. If B leads
hearts, Y easily makes two hearts and
the ace of clubs. If B leads clubs, Y wins
with the ace and returns club which
B must win. B then has to lead hearts
up to Y, giving Y the two remaining
tricks. If at trick three A should over:
take BIS ten Of diamonds, the play will
continue as already pointed out in (y).
81 Suppose at trick two B should
lead the six of hearts. y will win this
trick and lead back the six of diamonds
forcing B in the Lead. If B leads another
heart, Y will win the trick and lead the
nine of clubs. In this way Y will again
win two more tricks. If A should over
take the ten of diamonds at trick three,
the play will continue as already
pointed out in W. .4
(b) Suppose A should win the first
trick with the queen of spades. Y
should discard the seven of hearts. AS
best play is to return the eight of
spades. B must discard the ten Of clubs
or all of Y's hearts will be good. rs
best play is to let A win this trick. A
should then lead the seven of spades,
forcing Z in the lead. On this trick, B
should discard the ten of diamonds. z
should now lead the six of clubs which
Y should win with the ace and lead
back the queen of clubs. B is forced to
win this trick and must lead hearts up
to Y, who again wins two tricks.
Played in any of these ways, therefore.
Y z must win four tricks against any
defense.
Nogales international., 1929-10-08
Detour Bringino Complaints

Whether the detour about the highway work u1l-
der way Just this side of Tbac is good or bad never
theless there are numerous complaints
Hardly day passes but what someone comes in
to the office of the Nogaes international and makes
kick
sable and others that it's condition keeping tourists
awav from NogaIes
If the detour is bad, we suggest to the persons in
charge that they fix it up.
-O-O-O-
Some men make lobby their hobby
"Rain" songs are popular this season. but no poet
has yet come forward with one about the fog
If television ever comes to practical reality we
NAV be able to the brains, if any Of the guy who
holds the lady clerks hand when she gives him his
change
Too many people are dieting on appesauce and
boloney
Nogales international., 1929-10-08
CALLS CHILDREN'S CLOTHES
FOUNDATION OF CHARACTER

That children's clothes play an
important part in the formation of
their adult character is the latest
discovery of psychologists.
"a mother dresses a child accord
ing to her own ideals and the child
lives up to it's Clothes" says Jane
Warren Wells, discussing the new
discovery in Farm & Fireside. On
the other hand, she continues, a
child may be dressed so plainly, so
'common-SenSely" that its beauty
loving nature and personality will
be warped. Actual tests show that
children smile more readiIv when
surrounded by bright, beautiful col
ors than by drab, ugly ones. There
are inexpensive materials in every
tone says the writer, and finding
the right color is not a hard task.
Teachers say that the well-dres-
sed child often performs best in
school even though the balance of
brains may be In favor of poorly
dressed playmate" adds Mrs. Wells.
Educators tell us that nothing sue
ceeds like success. Apparently cit
her may become a habit. Habits of
ne9tness, habits of good taste.
habits Of success-it's quite a way
we travel from our sewing baskets.
But, after all, that only makes the
sewing baskets more interesting to
know that instead of sewing only
seams and garments, we are act
uallv shaping character and
des my"
Nogales international., 1929-10-08
-t1-O-C-
A Good Moue

Chief of Police J. J. Lowe is to be congratulated
for having established patrol to watch for burglars
in the residential section It is move in the right di-
rection
Shortly after the patrol was established Officer
Barclay Bristol caught burglar, Sunday evening
and it has already been proven that he was the per-
who entered two homes.
Some taxpayers feel that the present police force
is insufficient in size to keep down brglaries but isl
it? Maybe we have enough policemen. The new patrol
will decide
If Chief Lowe needs more officers we believe the
mayor and board of aldermen will see that he gets
them
Nogales international., 1929-10-08

trick with the ten of clubs. How should
Z plan the play from now on SO as to be
sure of game, irrespective of the posi-
ton of the cards and of his opponents
play2
Solution: The opening of the deuce
Of clubs marks A with exactly four
clubs ard B with two. For that reason.
Z should lead the king of clubs at trick
two SO that when B obtains the lead, t1e
will be forced to lead one of the other
three suits. Z should then lead the ace
and king of hearts. At the fifth trick L
should lead the jack of spades and, if 4
plays a low spade, z should fnesse the
jack. If B wins this trick, he is thus
obliged to lead back either hearts.
spades or diamonds. No matter where
the cards lie, Z must thus score three
odd and the game. A good way to get
the proper results from this hand is to
lay out the cards and play the hand.
first as directed and then without lead
ing the second club and the two heart
fricks
Nogales international., 1929-10-08

MAN OR WOMAN WANTED
with ambition and industry, to in
troduce and supply the demand for
Rawleigh's Household Products to
steady users. Several fine openings
in West Cochise County, Lowell,
Bisbee and Douglas. We train and
help you. Rawleigh Dealers can
make up to $10O a week or more.
No experience necessary. Pleasant,
profitable, dignified work. Write
today. w. T. Rawleigh Co., Dept.
AR-2553, Oakland, Calf.
Nogales international., 1929-10-08
WHY ARE SANDWICHES:

Sandwiches are named for the
Earl of Sandwich, of the 18th cent
ury. He was such an inveterate
gambler that he could not take time
for meals, but instead had his
servants bring him slices of meat
between two pieces of bread.
Farm & Fireside.
Nogales international., 1929-10-08
Editorials Q! Egli
Deserving Of Credit

The county fair held at Sonoita Saturday was
great success.
That is the concensus Of opinion of everybody at
tending the annual exposition.
Numerous persons deserve credit for having made
the affair but there one person deserving
of principal credit That person is Joe Sexton, the
hustling county farm agent.
Sexton began boosting and working for the fair
many weeks ago. He to it that for probably the
first time program printed and issued several
weeks in advance of the fair. The program gave the
fair good advertising and it encouraged persons from
throughout the county to take part arranging ex
hibits, offering good prizes, etc.
The fair is becoming bigger and better every year
and the time is not far distant when instead of one
day affair it will be of such size that it will be wise to
hold it two or three days.
The Nogales International congratulates County
Farm Agent Sexton and all other persons who had a
hand in making the 1929 fair one long to be remem-
bered
Nogales international., 1929-10-08
NO LONGER so

Trees were the greatest enemies
of our pioneer forefathers 1t took
them two centuries to hew their
way through a thousand miles OF
forest before they emerged into the
plains of the Middle West.-The
American Magazine.
Nogales international., 1929-10-08
TN BUSY BIG TOWNS

Ed Marvin, one of New York's
busiest lawyers, was two hours late
for court the other day on account
of standing too long in front OF a
drug store window watching those
mu9cled gymnasts demonstrate a
new waist reducer
Farm & FireSide.
Nogales international., 1929-10-08
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IF functional Bladder Irritation
disturbs your sleep, causes Burning
or Itching Sensation, Backache or
Leg Pains, making you feel tired,
denressed and discouraged, why not
try the Cystex 48 Hour Test? Don't
give up. Get Cystex today at any
drug store. Put it to the test. See
how fast it works. Money back If
it doesn't bring quick Improvement,
and satisfy you completely. Try
Cystex today. Only 60c.
Nogales international., 1929-10-08
INGENIOUS MOTHER

Farm & Fireside has woman
correspondent in Montana who ad-
vanced a new idea in bringing up
children. "If small children don't
mind, threaten to pull out the back
hair, and do so if they do not
mind" she wrote.
Nogales international., 1929-10-08

State Highway Department open
ed bids for construction of high
way from Springerville extending
east to New Mexico line, approx
mately IS miles.
Nogales international., 1929-10-08
FAMILY GOLFING

One of life's most pathetic specta-
cleS is that of Mr.. and Mrs. John @.
Whooziss trying to keep the wolf
from the door with a mashie nib
lick The American Magazine.
Nogales international., 1929-10-08

Miami Pioneer Furniture Com
pany to enlarge quarters on Live
Oak Street.
Somerton Establishment of new
post office urged here.
Nogales international., 1929-10-08
NOTHING TO TALK ABOUT

Men are rightly suspicious of
those who make public conversation
about their own households.
The American Magazine.
Nogales international., 1929-10-08

FOR SALE-Good butter and egg
route. Cows, chickens, turkeys, etc.,
go with it. Apply to Nogales inter-
national. (Q-27 8t)
Nogales international., 1929-10-08
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR RENr-Furnished house.
Phone 483J.
$3.50 tf)
Nogales international., 1929-10-08

FOR RENT-Desk space. G. c..
Crenshaw Agency.
00-4 tf)
Nogales international., 1929-10-08

Superior Magma Hotel being re-
decorated.
Nogales international., 1929-10-08

No score, rubber game. z dealt and
bid one no trump. All passed and A
opened the deuce of clubs, Y played
the trey, B the nine and Z won the
Nogales international., 1929-10-08
Copyright, 1929, by Hoyle. Jr.
ARTICLE No. 4

In the preceding article the following
problem hands were given and some
interesting solutions have ebeenreceived.
Please note the following analyses:
Nogales international., 1929-10-08

Answer to Problem No. 7
Hearts j. 10, o,7.s
Clubs u, 6, 3
Diamonds @, 10
Spades "A, 8,
Nogales international., 1929-10-08
Answer to Problem No. 3

o Problem No.
Hearts
Cubs-Q,75
spades-K, j. TO-, s.4
HEARTS, - Hearts-6,4
Cubs-J 10, g. 6,3,2 Cubs-A K
Diamonds K, 1915 "A B: Diamonds a, J.1
Nogales international., 1929-10-08

Hearts "A, K, Q. ]. 10, 7. SIS
Clubs - none
Diamonds %, 6, AZ
Spades -
Nogales international., 1929-10-08

Hearts A, K
Clubs A, K, ], 10
Diamonds - K, 9, 5
Spades - J, 10, 9. 8
Nogales international., 1929-10-08

Rain songs are popular this season. but no poet
yet come forward with one about the fog.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-02
DIXIE CHAMPS
Whip PIRATES
Yanks In Fl. Worth For
Game With Cats; Waco
AT College Station

- DALLAS, Tex, April 2.-(P-
1 The Waco Cubs journeyed to Col
q lege Station today for a two-game
9 series with the Texas Aggies, the
first game of which is scheduled
for this afternoon. Manager Pratt
took along six hurlerS. Before
leaving, Pratt named Lefty Stein
as moundsman for the game here
Thursday with the New York
Yankees.
Houston Buffalo customers sang
the praises Of John Schelberg.
After the first inning Schelberg
had the Pittsburgh Pirates COM
pletely under control yesterday. The
Bluffs 4 to 3 victory was the first
exhibition decision they had gain
ed this year over a major league
team. The Dixie champions play
ed bang-up baseball. Today the
Bluffs planned to rest and turn
their park over to the Pirates and
the New York Yankees. Presi-
dent Fred Ankenman announced
Rabbit" Powell, outfielder, would
manage n of the Cardinals Class
D farms this year. He. goes to
Danville.
The Wichita Falls Spudders re-
sumed routine practice, which will
hol dtheir attention until Friday
when they will open a three-game
series with the Chicago White Sox,
the only major league club to visit
Wichita Falls this year. With the
first month Of training in the
background, it seemed to observers
here that three-fourths Of the
Spudder infield will start this ca
son just as 1t left off last Sep
tember-Pete Turgeon at second,
Rabbit Benton at short and Wal
ter Swenson at third, this trio ap-
parently having eliminated all of
their competitors.
Miller Higgins American league
b~ludgeoners from New York in
wade Fort Worth today for a
stand against Ats Panthers. 1t
will be the first string squad of
Yankees who will come here-Babe
Ruth, Lou Gehrig and the others.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-02
White Sox Players Dissatisfied
~PORTS FORUM
By Bishop Clements

of the Texas league for three years.
OF course n wouldn't know the
Indians were in the Texas loop un-
less you peruse the cellar column of
the standing. Well, Najo is in the
Western league. He was shipped to
that circuit at the close of the sea-
son last year. They don't throw SO
many fast breaking benders in the
Western loop. They do in the Tex
as league.
Boy, howdy, Rice institute may
not have a good football team this
coming season, and they certainly
haven't had in the past five years,
but that school has one of the
fastest runners In the. country in
Claude Bracey. The Houston lad
burned the cinder paths up at
Austin and Dallas last week.
Maybe the scholastic duties are
not so evere in this sport as in
football. That's food for discus
sion if n can digest it.
George Pipgras, Yankee pitcher,
who has been nursed along for sew
eral years by Manager Higgins in
the hope that he would eventually
come around. He did. Pipgras pur-
chased a home in Florida, where
the champions were training. Here's
what Higgins said to PipgraS when
news of his purchase reached the
mite manager:
George that pleases me more
than anything I have heard down
here"
Now, there are those who are wont
to wax sarcastic about professional
baseball players. Think it over.
Before the New York Giants
left their spring training camp at
San Antonio last week, solemn
beautiful tribute was paid Ross
foungs, former Giant player, who
sleeps the sleep we all will some
day. The Giants gathered at the
grave of Youngs and placed a
wreath thereon in memory of
their departed pal. The San An
tonic boy died two years ago.. He
was a star %Outfielder for MANY
years on McGraw's teams.
Billy Podraza. conquerer of the
game little Brooks Hooper two weeks
ago In the main event of the boy-
ing. program at Mercedes. FRIDAY
night OF last week knocked out Pete
Arvizu, IN Beaumont. Podraza, ac-
counts state, whipped Arvizu all over
Ihe ring. This Podraza fellow,
weighing around 1873 pounds. looks
IKE the best at his weight ever Ia
nave shown in the Valley. Fans, We
nelleve. would like to E him in ac-
tlon against a man who could give
him a scrap. N'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-02
First One Thing; Another;
flinders Pyle's Derby

of the automobiles of his caravan.
The writ was sued out by the
Thomas Deming company, which
supplied him with 1000 chairs for
the show. The company claimed
Pyle did not have sufficient funds
in the bank to pay for the chairs.
The promoter retorted the funds
were there, but the chairs were
unsatisfactory, and he had stopped
payment on the check.
Paul Simpson, a dark horse from
Burlington, N. c., covered the 46.4
miles from Elizabeth to Trenton
yesterday in six hours, 10 minutes,
so seconds to lead the pack into
the control station and take sec
ond place in the elapsed time stand
ing. JUL Cools, Belgian star,
whose time yesterday was 6:24:20,
won the lead for the two days.