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lrllngen Plans For
strict Convention

dDoIdGS pans are De1ng evolved
a. the Harrington federation OF
Whilen's clubs for the entertain
TT of the fifth district conven-
which meet there May 7, 8, and
Headquarters will be established
ne Reese-Wil-Mond where the
and district officials, and
.al guests will be entertained
Ceiuse Of the parlors, a desk in the
. Duly, and parking space during the
,Johnnpention.
~pahh,toile no program has yet been
.~"~1 for the convention, the at
Tue 1aince Of a number of women
1914, ainent in club activities in the
| Fuchs. is assured. Among these are
teor Nv. r. Potter, state president;
s>,ercy v. Pennybacker, of Aus
one oCnf1d Mrs. Lee Joseph, also OF
racle clu, and a former president OF
He is doate federation, all OF whom
,ou ~, address, the convention. Mrs
Lindsay. Mt. Pleasant, and
CTS tor Cecil Smith, both members of
His nate executive board, also are
Georg,ed.
team of Polk Hornaday is chairman
last two Harrington committee on ar
another lents. The convention is to
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memberst in the municipal audi
last seasc City declarations from va
companv-alley towns will assist Har-
The rest in entertaining the visitors
men undel the Valley. The Browns
Iteration is to have officers
~ thasadistrict and special guests
tent;on of neon the last day of the
Tntsrnotion.n May 9. The guest will
Mant;a NJ. for a drive over the city
n;tchars We airport, Palm Grove, and
lack Lindleysuo u e'' ioii"
lis boys mo-
1 Tub of the ,sting program by Har-
They are Quit has been arranged for
and InfieIder ming, which Is to be de-
of the better e arts, including a vocal
I wo other oil. Jack Cary; piano solo,
tuff to SouttIardin. and recitation OF
Is members Us by Miss Bobbie Gath
they are d.
Sseman, andy evening is designated
ft-handed evening, and Mrs. Sam
.aae most 5resident of the fifth dis
tBm had rive the chief talk. Mrs.
AL{tAittedh, an ex-president, will
NalsSr IF tan address. Other num-
oersasSes5he evening are a violin
ba4 lolo xgsLrs. Maurice Dace. and a
tharoms solo by Charles Huntley,
Onsoth ofs Aerlingen.
ms The 4ieme of the convention Is
UTto be community Service" and
special stress will be laid on edu-
81 cation, the home, and the work OF
Il the county declarations. A number
Il of prizes are being offered for the
II best reports, and to the delegate
giving the best report.
z This Is the second time that the
{ district federation has met In the
Y Valley, having been here about
= eight years ago.
G Mrs. Willie A. George is delegate
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Women Startled
Bv New Powder

A wonderful discovery is the new
French process which gives MEL
LOGIC Face Powder its unparai-
leled smoothness and makes it stay
on longer. The purest powder
made-its color is tested. Never
gives a pasty or flaky look! Will
not irritate or clog the pores! It's
youthful bloom stays On longer.
Remember the name-MELLO-
CLIO. Eagle Pharmacy.
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from the Brownsville city fedora
ton.
The quarterly meeting of the
Valley federation is to be held in
McAllen May IA, and Mrs. Potter
and several other special guests are
planning to remain in the Valley
for this event.
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county demonstration agent, Mrs
Eta Ringgold, was present and
gave a demonstration on interior
decoration and care of furniture.
A committee was appointed tc
take charge Of the decorations OF
the Christian church on May Il
which will be the meeting place oil
the Valley Federated clubs.
The next meeting will be held al
the home Of Mrs. Byron Beatty
April %.
LINCOLN PIT. A.
The Lincoln Parent Teacher as
ISOLATION met Wednesday afternoon
at the Lincoln school auditorium
with Mrs. r. L. Gregory, presi-
dent, presiding.
A very interesting program was
presented, as follows: Chalk talk
by Donald Iverson and Donald IT.
win; talk on the value Of good pic
lures in the home. Miss Myrti;
Forman: Spring Greetings" by the
Junior High Glee club. led by Miss
Georgia Belle Gibbons; round
table discussion on educational
value of music, led by Miss Geor-
gia Belle Gibbons and responded to
by Mesdames K. w. Kreidler. r
L. Sherwood. E. I. Murphy and E.
@. Villers.
During the business session the
organization presented the pri-
mary department with forty-siZ
books for their library and the in
termediate department with twenty
books.
The prizes offered some time age
in a contest by the p. T. A. were
presented. Mrs. Fields room re-
ceived a beautiful picture and Mis-;
Henry's room eleven books.
The members voted to give five
dollars to buy a picture for Miss
Ruby LADDERS room and four dol
lars to buy pins for the music pu-
pills of Miss Gibbons who made
grades Of 100 in the music memory
contest and also to give thirty dol
lars to buy books for the library.
3 .
DINNER PARTY
MI. and Mrs. Fred WEIGH Of Hi
dalgo entertained Wednesday eve
ming with a delightful dinner party
at their home. honoring Grangel
W. Smith. Jr., the occasion being
Mr.. Smiths birthday.
| RIDING BREAKFAST
An enjoyable affair of Tuesday
morning was the breakfast given al
the Casa de Palnas tea room fol-
lowed by a horseback ride, with
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The reason for this is because dry skin Is caused
by inactive oil ducts and glands which do not supply
the skin with sufficient natural oils. Therefore this
deficiency must be met by the lavish use of rich oils
and creams.
II soap and water is preferred for cleansing pur-
poses, be sure that a weak or bland soap and warm,
not hot, water is used. These two points in the daily
cleansing routine must be observed. The Use of hot
water and strong soaps on the skin tend to deplete an
already insufficient supply Of oil.
Mineral oil, oil Of sweet almonds or liberal appli-
cation OF nouriShing cream should be used for the
cleansing, or Immediately after soap and water has
been used. Such oils or creams should remain on the
skin for a few minutes, then removed with a piece OF
fresh gauze or cleansing tissue. In cases of extreme
drynSs, and especially If lines have already made their
appearance, a generous covering Of oils or creams
should be smcothed on the skin and permitted to re-
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EDCOUCH
SURPRISE PARTY


Johnnie Bowe was surprised by a
number of his friends On his birth
day Saturday. The evening was
spent in playing games and con-
tests. Refreshments of jello, cake,
sandwiches and lemonade were
served at a late hour to Grace jar
Wis, Emma BEEN, Entrances Aregood,
Marjorie Burns, Vera Sims, Ruth
Russian, Virginia Moore, Mia Har-
din Sibyl Dixon, Victor Leggett,
Richard Hopukins, Burchard New
ton, John Aregood, Carroll Sims,
Robert Burns Ellis BEEN, willard
Watkins, Don Hardin and WeSlie
Dixon.
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Valley Society
Phone 2

nc ETuesday Calendar
is1s peafxtrs meet with Mrs. Willie
OF theGeorge, $3.50 p. m.
M~cebekahs meet at the I. o. o. f.
-. 8 p. m.
vrregion auxiliary has regular
citing at the legion hall.
Vu-Lo with Mrs. Robert Ernst.
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skirt is pleated at the left side.
Tricky red velvet bows add a finish
ing touch-one at the collar Of the
jacket, the other at the hipline Of
the blouse and this one pulls out
through the opening Of the jacket.
It's lovely and Helene's sister cer-
tainly is a Knockout in it.!
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SOCIETY

The Ladies' Missionary society
met at the home Of Mrs. D. @.
Squyres. After a short devotional
exercise the remainder of the time
was devoted to the regular business
meeting. A discussion of a plan
of buying a piano for the Method
list church was held ana a commit
tee was appointed to e some pi-
amos. The hostess served refresh
ments of salad, waters and iced tea,
ice cream and angel food cake.
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FURNITURE WITH DIVORCE
LINCOLN, Eng.-A jury grantel
Mrs. Violet Swan a divorce anc
the family furniture, while the hus
band was awarded the jewelry own
ed by both.
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MEXICAN LUNCHEON

An attractive party Of Wednes-
day>was the Mexican luncheon fol-
lowed by bridge given by Mrs. T. J..
Powell at her home in honor of
Mrs. r. @. Stevenson's guest, Mrs.
Doran of Denver, Colo, and Mrs.
Mckay of Tulsa, Okla.
The guest list included Mesdames
r. G. Stevenson, Frank Grow, r. E.
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Mrs. Alex Woodbridge as hostess,
complinenting Mrs. r. c. Steven
sons guest, Mrs. Mckay Of Tulsa,
Okla, and Mrs. Doran Of Denver,
Colo, and Mrs. Percy Hermsn's
guest, Mrs. Selvia Heiman Of San
Antonio.
Those enjoying the affair were
Mesdames r. z. Horn, John Card
well, H. r. Ferry, Percy Herman,
Frank Grow. r. G. Stevenson and
the honorees.
BRIDGE HOSTESS
Mrs. II. B. Kelly and Mrs. Geo
Palmer entertained Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home of the former
with a bridge party and handker-
chief shower. honoring Mrs. Roy
Randolph, who is leaving soon to
make her home in South America.
The rooms where the tables were
arranged for the players were at
tractively decorated in pink roses.
The personnel included Mes
danes David H. Carson, j. E. Pate
Of Hidalgo. w. @. Stewart, Stephen
Jones, William Payne, Whit Rog-
ers, Robert Abbott, Buel Lanier OF
Edinburg. w. H. Moon, E. A. Nc
Daniel, A. l.. Hart, c.. H. Roessing,
Clinton Fraser, Miller Belding. A.
A. Bonneau, B. M. Jones Of Kala-
mazoo, Mich, and B. Blair.
Mrs. B. NJ. Jones received high
score prize and Mrs. Robert Alb
bott the consolation. The honcree
was the recipient of many lovely
handkerchiefs.
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PARTY

EIGHTY-FOUR PARTY
Miss Alta and Alice Venson en-
tertained a few of JneIr friends
Thursday with an 'Eighty-four"
party. Miss Mattilee Squyres and
Edith Lester played several selec-
tons on the piano. refreshments
of fruit cocktail, cake and coffee
were served to Misses Mattilee
Squyres, Sadie and Edith Lester,
Jones, Nora Wilmer, and Mrs. lcia
Jennings. Messrs. Fred Adkins,
Arnold Underhill, Noel Ryall, Sam
Johnston, Friar. Carl Schlemmer
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Lindley.
PERSONALS
L. D. Pickens 4 son, Harold,
have gone to Oklahoma TO transact
business and visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. Hiatt OF
Plains, Kan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W..
Carlson and daughters Blendia and
Portia, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Peterson
and Messrs. Shirley and Milton
Reed spent Sunday at roInt Isabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wade and Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond wade were Sun
day dinner guests at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. E. S. Leggett.
Mrs. j. w. Carlson who has been
visiting in Santa Anna, Cal. and
her brother and wife, MIR and Mrs.
John H. Haiti of Plains Kan, ar
rived at the j. w. w. Carlson home
Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Bruggeman and
DAUGHTERS Ruby Etherl and Joy Lu
Verne were dinner guest at the H.
o. Englert home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson of Earl
Park. Ind, MI. and Mrs. H. A. Ad-
kins and children, MI. and Mrs. G.
M. Adkins spent Friday at Point
Isabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Bruggeman
were visitors at the A. r. Winning
ham home Thursday.
John Scott and son, TAFT, are
visiting with Colonel and Mrs. Ru-
fus Lakeland Thursday at their
home in Edcouch.
Miss Erma Wilmer and Miss Ellz-
abeth Hollis Of Laguna Seclo spent
Saturday night with Miss Nora Will
mer.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. j. e. Leslie entertained
Tuesday afternoon with an enjoy
able party, honoring her little
daughter, Mary Evelyn, who cele-
brated her sixth birthday anniver-
sary.
The personnel included play
mates of the neighborhood as fol-
lows: Verylyn and John Sidney
Bonner, Howard and Gwendolyn
Cannon, Vannie, Jr., and Bette
Ann Cook, Virginia and Annabell
Adam, Margaret and Madeline
Meyers, Era Miller, Earl Trantham,
Jr., and Katherine O'Neal.
.
DORCAS CLASS
The Dorcas Sunday school class
Of the Methodist church met Tues
day afternoon at the church with
fifteen members of the class pres
ent. Mrs. o. B. Merrill read the
first chapter Of the book entitled
Methodist Evangelism" which the
class is studying. Mrs. Ella Glass
cock was in charge Of the devo-
tional. Reports from the social
service committee were read, which
showed that 27 bouquets had been
distributed. % calls had been made
on i'll persons and two donations
had been made.
The class voted to donate $50 to
the church building fund. The
next meeting of the class will be
held with Mrs. Croacker.
LAS AMIGAS
Mrs. Roy Randolph entertained
the members of the Las Amigos
bridge club Tuesday afternoon a
the home Of Mrs. r. l.. Gregory.
Mrs. A. L. Hart received high
score prize and Mrs. H. B. Kelly
the consolation.
MRS. DORAN HONORED
A delightful affair Of Monday
afternoon was the bridge party
given by Mrs. Everitt Moore at hel
home, complimenting Mrs. Dorar
of Denver, Colo, and Mrs. Mckay
of Tulsa, Okla, who are guests Of
Mrs. r. c. Stevenson of Pharr anc
Mrs. Silvia Holman of San An
tonic. who was the guest of Mrs
Percy Herman.
The prizes were awarded Mrs
Frank Grow and Mrs. Silvia Her.
man.
The guest list included Mesdame:
r. G. Stevenson, Percy Herman, r
E. Horn, T. j. Powell, Frank Grow
H. F. Ferry, John Cardwell, v. E
Cook and the honorees.
INFORMAL DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Freeland were
hosts Tuesday evening to an infor'
NAL dinner party at their home
Bowls of bluebonnets adorned thu
table.
The guest list included DR.. anc
Mrs. F. E. Osborn, Mrs. Anna
Kable of Lincoln, Neb., DR.. anc
Mrs. Brooks I. Dickey, MIR. and Mr.
Cecil Fulton and Misses Rowena
Matte and Edith Clement Of Pala-
clos, Texas.
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SHOWER COUPLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Tankersley were
given a miscellaneous shower at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Niday
Wednesday night. The color scheme
of the evening was pink and white,
and the rooms were decorated with
pink roses. The beautiful white
wedding cake was decorated with
pink roses and was set in a wreath
of white perrywinkleS. The bride
and groom, who were married on the
3Oth of March, were delighted with
the beautiful and useful gifts they
received. The evening was spent in
playing "forty-two." After a num-
Der of games were played the bride
cut the wedding cake in which were
a number of fortune telling articles
which caused considerable amuse-
ment. Delightful refreshments were
served at a late hour to the follow
ing: Misses Catherine Fry, Mary
Catherine Bowe, Nellie Harper,
Gertrude Self, Mae Wise, Edith and
Sadie Lester, Mary Carter and Lu-
ella Bruggeman, Lucille Ballenger;
Messrs. Hugh Vittetoe, Pete Idom,
Clifford Pickins, Carl Schlimmer,
Noah Fry, and Shirley Reed, MI.
and Mrs. T~ankersley.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Miss Emma BEEN was given a
surprise party on her 14th birthday
Wednesday night by her friends.
She received several gifts. The eve
ming was spent in playing games
and delightful refreshments were
served. at a late hour to the follow
ing. Grace Jarvis, John and FL
Traces Aregood, Carroll and Vara
Sims Elizabeth and Roy Stephens,
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SKIN DRY?-7RY THIS
RESTORING FORMULA
Josephine Huddleston, Beauty Expert, Outlines Cor.
receive Measures for q Skin Deficient i'm Natural
Oils, and Suggests a Paste Mask for Bleaching
Ry .JOSEPHINE HIJDDLESTO'
Those of YOU

Those of you who read the article which preceded this one VI
member that I promised special bleaching and corrective treatmnts
used for dry skin instead of the general bleaching method outir
that time.
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man on VefE1ght.
So much for corrective measures to remedy a dry skin condition. The
almond meal mask used for bleaching this type skin is made and used liz
the following manner. Add just enough peroxide to a cupful Of almond
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F~ORTNIGHTLY CLUB

Mrs. r. w. Gregory was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the mem
bers Of the Fortnightly bridge club
at the Margaret Louise tea room.
Mrs. Harry May and Mrs. r. A.
Thomas Of Del Rio were guests for
the afternoon.
Mrs. Gaddy received the club
prize for successful playing.
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Horn, II. r. Ferry, Everitt Moore, L.
Paul Matthews and the honoreeS.
Mrs. Matthews received high
prize and each Of the honorees
were remembered with a gift.
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Victor Leggett, Johnnie Bowe and
T. M. Jarvis and Mrs. Jarvis.
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~ENTERTAINS CLUB

Mrs. Eta Ringgold Of Edinburg,
formerly of McAllen. entertained
fifteen members of the local Bus
mess and Professional Women's
club at her apartment Wednesday
evening.
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PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLE

prize and each OF the honoreeS
were remembered with a gift.
PRESBYTERIAN CIRCLE
Circle No. 2 of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary met Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. r. T. McMinr.
During the business session work
was outlined for the year and the
following officers we're elected: Mrs.
r. T. McMinn, chairman; Mrs. f.
j. Johnson, treasurer; Mrs. Vernon
Moore. secretary.
During the social hour refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The next meeting of the circle
will be held at the home Of Mrs.
H. M. Fristoe.
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RIDING BREAKFAST

An enjoyable affair of Tuesday
morning was the breakfast given at
the Casa de Palmas tea room fol-
lowed by a horseback ride, with
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Want to FOreclose On
 NeWingtOn Properties

Foreclosure proceedings were brought today against Charles Schacffor and Julie s. Schaetfer, 10th of Newington, Peter Narodon- cy and Jozef Buckowski, both of New Britain, the Fidelity Industrial Bank of New Britain, and the At las Sand, Gravel and Stone Co.,, of Hartford, by II. Caroline Hjerpe ot this city, administratriX of the estate of Andrew J. Johnson.
 It is claimed by the plaintiff that in April, 1926, Charles and Julia Schaeffcr gave a note for $9,00O to Andrew J. Johnson. As security they mortgaged seven pieces of pro- perty, some in the town of Newing- ton and some in the town of West Hartford.
 On December s, 1928, Johnson died and the administratriX was ap pointed in January, 1929. It was found that two years taxes were owed to NeWington and West Hart ford and when demand for payment on the note was made in August. 1929, it was not paid, the plaintiff claims. The other defendants are responsible in the following manner: Peter Narodoney, attachment, iudg- ment lien and lis pendens; the Fi- delity Industrial bank, three mort, sages on properties; Jozcf Buckow- ski, two attachments; the Atlas
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
FRIENDS STOCK UP
 COOL|DGES' PANTRY
Grocery Shower Given Florence
 and John in PlainViNc

Hartford Sept. IS OPS-The larder of the future home of John Cool idge and Florence Trumbull, who are engaged to be wed next Mon- day at Plainville. is now stocked fer at least two months as the result of q grocery shower last night, given at the executive mansion for John and Florence by her sister, Jean.
 There were q young people pres ent and one of the guests acted as the grocer in proper costume.
 A round of parties and showers are being given this week in honor of the daughter of Governor and Mrc. Trumbull.
 This afternoon at the Hartford Golf club Miss Helen Manning of Hartford is entertaining with bridge. tea and shower. and tomor- ford is giving q luncheon, bridge and stocking shower at the Wam- panoas Country club.
 A Friday luncheon is to be given for Florence by Miss Sylvia Gordon at her home on Forest street. Miss Esther Trumbull, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry TrUmbull of Plain vile and a cousin of the bride-e elect, is entertaining John and Florence Saturday with a dinner and dance. the place and arrangements to be announced later.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
Larson Is Sued Again
 For Collision Damages

A second suit has been brought against Helmer Larson of New Britain as the result of an automo- bile accident at the intersection of Newington road and the Hartford turnpike on April 27, 1929. This suit which is for $2,O00 is being brought by Lillian RabinoWitz, passenger in an automobile driven by Sol Rabin- owitz who also brought a suit for s2,000. Both plaintiffs are from New Haven.
 It was claimed in today's writ that the passenger was hurled from the automobile and received several injuries. In yesterdays writ dam a%e to the automobile and injury 10 !he operator were claimed.
 Attorney Samuel NJ. Silver Of New Haven represents the plaintiffs and the papers were served by Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz.
 The Herald Classified Ad dept, stands ever ready to serve you.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
BANT0N ANSWERS
 POLITICAL CHARGE
District Attorney Says Rothstein Case Near Solution

New York, Sept. IS lP-District Attorney Joab H. Banton revealed today that the police and his office are working in the theory that Ar hold Rothstein was slain by another gambler for cheating at cards.
 Replying to charges by Represent tative Fiorello H. La Guardia in his campaign for mayor that the city administration has been lax in pros cution of the Rothstein case, Mr. Banton said:
 "New York will be amazed and will readily see that the whole Roth stein case is nothing but one gambler killing another,
 There has been no laxity on the part of the police and district attor- ney in the investigation of the case I understand Commissioner Whalen has 12 men detailed 10 locate lily man Biller who is also indicted with George McManus for the murder of Rothstein. I believe Biller will coon be located"
 Banton said his office did not wish to proceed with the trial of Me Manus before Billor was arrested, as McManus could shift the guilt to Biller, then when he had been ac- quilted take the stand for Biller, ad- init the murder and be immune un- der the double jeopardy statute.
 Rothstein was shot in the Park Central hotel last November. Me Manus, after spending revcral months in jail was freed under $5O,- O0o bail. Biller was never caught and was last reported to be in Cuba.
 MT. Banton denied that any of the papers in the case were missing from his files, as charged by Mir, La Guardia.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18

the kerosene circuit several months ago. Then she worked as a waitress, a seamstress. She lost these jobs No one seemed to want to employ the woman who had entertained two continents and who had smiled down from the cinema screen Eis-a-vis with Fairbanks Mclean, Valentino and sydney Chaplin.
 No Work in Three Months
 'I don't know why l did it, Ehe cried at detective headquarters, I've had no work for three months They told me my vaudeville skit wouldn't go over any more. I've tramped the streets looking for work. I've read the want ads. The green dress look cd so pretty, and it was only $16,50 but 1 didn't have the S1G.5o."
 In her poverty she was too proud to appeal to friends; but a friend, | restaurant owner. heard of her ar rest early today, and posted bonds for her,
New Britain herald., 1929-09-18
One Time Star of Theaters, Broke
 And Hungry, Caught Stealing Dress

Chicago. Sept. IS LP}-Truly Shat tuck, who danced. sang and was beautiful on the American and European stage ? years ago, has been arrested as a thief.
 There was pretty green dress in department store. Truly Shattuck. who in her day had owned jewels and costly furs, took It.
 Regrets Act Now
 "A woman must dress if she wants to work" the 54-year- old actress said, and I did need work so badly. But oh, the shame of it, What po- sition for one who has shaken hands with a king"
 Miss Shattuck said she was broke The rent of her ioIging house room was past due. The one time star of first magnitude had lost it's light be- hind the clouds of marching years.
 Her vaudeville skit drew it's last half scattered applause on