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The Washington times., 1929-09-10
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KILLS SELF

Despondent because she overheard
a consultation Of physicians at
which 1t was agreed she would fail
to recover from an illness, Miss
Elizabeth Weldon, well.kRown in
washington educational circles,
committed suicide yesterday ; in
Frederick. Md, by shooting herself,
Miss Weldon formerly was prin-
cipal OF \the Francis Scott Key
School here. She relinquished that
assignment about a year ago be.
cause of illness and was transferred
to the MacFarland Junior High
School as a teacher. She subse.
quently gave up teaching entirely.
Determined to wage battle to
regain her health. Miss Weldon
went to Frederick to live with her
friend Miss Anna Louise johnson.
She went on long trip through
Canada this summer with Miss
johnson. They returned only a
few days ago.
All ! members OF the johnson
family were asleep when Miss
Weldon fired the bullet which
caused her death.
Guy Motter. an acting coroner.
decided the woman had taken her
own life. Miss Weldon was As
years old.
The Washington times., 1929-09-10
Woman Fears Parrot
Would Shock
D. c. Court

Some unidentified washington
woman wants her shocking par.
rot' back.
Assistant United States Attorney
Irwin GoIdsteln was appealed to
Yesterday to issue warrant by
which this woman could acquire
her accomplished" bird when,
strayins away from its home, was
claimed by another woman. He
advised her to make a formal
claim on the other woman. Later
she returned and reported that
the bird had been removed.
IN go back tomorrow and
make another attempt" she told
Goldstein, III / don't find 1t,
I'll be back again for a warrant. !"
"of course" said GoldsteIn, II
can issue warrant compelling
her to bring the bird into court. !"
"oh, but that would never do"
replied the unknown woman. "He
would shock the court"
And there Won arel
The Washington times., 1929-09-10
Synagogue Dedication
Plans Nearly COrnplete

The new synagogue at Four
teenth and Emerson Streets North.
west. to be occupied by the Con-
gregation Talmud Torah B.Nai
Israel. is expected to be ready for
the high holidays early next month
when a noteworthy cantor and
rabbi win officiate in the dedication
ceremonies.
The officers Of the congregation.
H. Klavans. president: w. Halam.
vice president; H. Himelfarb. treas.
urer; Fl. Felter. financial secretary,
and M. NJ. Bernstein. recording
secretary. are working hand in
hand with the officers of the sis
terhood. Mrs. b. F'riedenberg. presi-
dent; Mrs. j. Oser, vice president;
Mrs. M. M. Bernstein. treasurer,
and Miss F. Schlom. secretary. TO
produce a synagogue that will be
credit to Washington Jewry.
The Washington times., 1929-09-10
FIagpole Sitter Down
After "a Days Of
Lofty Inertia

CUMBERLAND, Nd. Sept. 10.
Albert stangle. %. polesitter, who
mounted the sO.foot pole at the
Cumberland Airport on the morn
ing of Wednesday. August H.,
came down Saturday afternoon
after having been aloft "a days.
stangle had but one leg. He lost a'
Lee in a railroad accident four
years ago.
Stangle's health, which, until a
week ago, was splendid, had be.
come somewhat impaired. His
hands and foot have swollen con-
siderably. due to his cramped po-
sition and exposure to the ele.
ments. He suffered much from
cold, there having been frost
several nights.
The Washington times., 1929-09-10
Leesburg High School
Expects Record Roll

LEEsBuRG, Va, Sept. 1O.-The
I.eesburg high school will open for
the ls29.sO session tomorrow. when
record attendance is expected.
The faculty is Alexander s. Jen.
kins. Severn. Va, principal; Alton
y. Neaie, Bealeton; Miss Alice Kerr,
Harrisonburg; Miss Helen B. Kerr,
Harrisonburg; Miss Margaret Tay.
Tor. Hamilton; Miss Ruth Grim, Hills.
boro; Miss Ernestine Baker. Loving.
ston; Mrs. Helen B. Rodrick, Lees.
hurg; Mrs. Urcell Bradfield, Lees.
burg: Miss Constance Welsh, Pur.
celiville: Mrs. Irva B. Cloud, Lees.
burg; Mrs. Blanche Anderson. Bry.
ant, ana Miss Nancy Langhorne
Lewis, Sabot,
The Washington times., 1929-09-10
Fl R { 5
GROW WORSE

PORTLAND Ore, Sept. 10
u.N.sJ.-The forest fire situation In
Curry and Coos counties was con-
sidered to be extremely grave to-
day, as every available man was
rushed into the burning areas to
check the flames.
More than 1000 men have already
taken their places on the fire lines
in the two counties. Forestry off.
cials asserted the situation was
Extremely bad" The fire is
threatening many acres OF virgin
timber and ranches.
SEATTLE. sept. 10 G.N.s),-Ad.
dltionaI fire fighters were being
rushed to the Olympic National
Forest today to combat six new
fires raging in that district.
Other fires were burning IN
Pierce, Grays Harbor and Clark
counties.
The Washington times., 1929-09-10
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

WINCHESTER. Va. Sept. 10
James 3. Russell. financier, cele.
orated his eighty-eighth birthday
at his home here. He is the only
living person from Frederick County
who was present at the surrender
OF General Lee at Appomattox,
and was witness to the event
The Washington times., 1929-09-10
Arlington and Fairfax
Loan GrOun Holds Meet

FALLS CHURCH. Va, Sept. TO-
The directors of the Arlington Fair
fax Building Loan Association held
their monthly meeting last night In
the offices OF the secretary, d. r.
Luttrell at East Falls Church.
Accordins to the report of the
secretary. there has been thus far
this year an increase OF $4,000 In
business. The total resources at
the end of 1928 showed $12S,OO0.
The resources TO date are $t53.0O0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Rotary Entertains
Water Committee
Especial to The Herald.)

MISSION. Nov. I'D. Gregg
Wood. just returned from the meet
ing of the American and Mexican
vlter engineers in Washington re-
lative to the equal division of in
ternational waters, was the head
liner at the local Rotary luncheon
Monday.
Among other statements Mr..
Wood reported that the seven
western states were willing to sac
rifice anything and concede every
thing to Mexico which position OF
course is impossible with Texas.
The final decision arrived at by the
commission. according to Mr.. Wood,
was that the prior use Of water
should govern the final delibera-
ton of the commission. Edward
Cppenheimer gave "a vocational
talk In which he mentioned the
great difficulty of the local mer-
chants to make the general public
understand the position Of the
Chain stores which could sell
standard goods at lower prices.
Clyde Cochran gave a history Of
the concrete pipe manufacturing
Visitors present included III. III.
Leonard and Gordon Griffith Of
McAllen. o. z. Stewart and N. o.
Fisher Of Harrington, r. q. Fuquat.
Of Altus. Okla. and Geo. Cowell Of
Chickasha. Okla. also r.. @. Whit
tleSey, local man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
MOWHE \
4 SlDEllGHTS 4
CAPITOL

Moran and Mack have temper
arily forsaken the New York stage,
~ the concern Of the George Whites
the Earl CAROLS and Florenz Zig
fields, all OF whom have starred them
MI one time or another, and are now
seen and heard III a new Paramount
all-talking, singing and dancing
comedy-rOmance. appropriately IL
tied. Why Bring That Up?'. The
picture. 1t il said. gives them full
opportunity To carry on their Spe-
cial line OF humor and also TO play
the leading roles in q story said TO
be BASED on their personal expert
erces i'll the theatre. In support OF
these two famous comedians are
EVELYN Brent and Harry Green, Geo.
Abbott of the New York stage d.
.acted why Bring That Up?"
Their comedy is based on en- aim
less banter, an unconcern, a lacka-
daisical attitude. characterized by
heir shuffling m-annerisms, a slow
moving. never smiling. drawing eff
ri that makes a virtue Of laziness
lev lust talk TO one another. What
ay have To say Is deviliShly un1m-
.tant. One expects them both 10
..use themselves in the middle c.
he act and gather a few extra
winks Of sleep that they have appar-
emily missed upon. There Is no hur-
~. no concern about anything. Eat.
drinks and sleep are the important
things in their lives. Why worry
when you can sleep?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
STEWART SHOT
ON DEER HUNT
Body Of + % Texas
Coach IL Forwarded
To Cleveland

KERRvILLE, Tex. Nov. 19-lFl-
E. J. "Doleful Doc" Stewart, foot
ball coach for a quarter OF a CEN
fury, was accidentally killed about
80 miles from his home here yes
terday when he was mistaken Tor
n deer.
y. wv. O'Byrne or San Antonio,
hunting in the same party with
Stewart. fired the fatal shot.
O'Byrne had come TO Texas re-
Gently from Missouri and had never
shot a buck. Stewart promised 10 SO
into the brakes and scare n out.
The veteran mentor evidently could
not net through. and ne returned
by the same route O'Byrne thought
the deer would take. O'Byrne saw
the brush moving and thought
Stewart was the buck. The charge
struck Stewart In the chest, killing
him instantly.
Stewards body was taken to San
Antonio today and placed on "a
train to be borne 20 Cleveland,
Ohio. where he was reared and edu-
Gated. Funeral services and burial
will be there.
Stewar- Ma football coach at the
University OF Texas, the University
of Nebraska. Clemson college and
the oregon Agricultural college He
resigned from the University Of
Texas post two years ago In "a
general reorganization of athletics
there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
BLACK-DRAUCHT
FOR INDIGESTION
Kentucky Man Tells How He
Suffered From Pains
In Stomach.

Bronston, KY have used
Thedford's Black-D raught thirty
five or forty years, keep It IN the
house all the time. and would not
he without It," says Mr.. II. @.
Grandstaff, OF this place.
81 am II years old, and am rea-
gonably stout. I attribute my good
health 10 Black-Draught, as It Is
about ell the medicine ! ever take
II take Black-D raught mostly
for stomach trouble. I think It
practically relieved me. I take It
when I feel any trouble coming OH.
81 used to have pains in my
stomach. I would also feel bloated
and uncomfortable after meals,
and then have a headache and
duIlness about the eyes. After I
found out about Black raught.
and would take small doses after
meals, I was relieved
II don't have to take Black
Draught ell the time-just oc-
casionally."
Thedford's Black-Draught Is q
purely vegetable cathartic or laxa-
tive medicine, composed Of selected
medicinal herbs and roots. Good
for children, men and women. and
those OF advanced age. Ha-ass
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
CITY AWARDED
CHAIN STORE
Stone Company To Open
Brownsville Unit
AT Early Date

Brownsville is to have a new
chain store by Jan. /.
The g. IL. Stone company or Dali
las. dealers In general dry goods
and clothing, has closed a deal for
a long time lease with Arthur Sey-
bolt for the building next to the
Brownsville Tailoring company on
Elizabeth street. Negotiations be-
tween the parties we're carried on
by H. N. Morrow, realtor.
The newcomers operate SIS stores
in Texas and Oklahoma. They al
ready have one of their stores in
the Valley at Mercedes. It was
opened recently
The front of the building will be
remodeled to conform to the q. T..
Stone standard and the structure
will be extended to the rear of the
alley. The inside will be remod-
eled and redecorated also.
Plans for this work already Is in
the hands of E. @. Holiday, local
architect. Bids on these plans will
be received by Seybolt Wednesday,
he has announced.
The owner came here from his
home. Oneonta. N. Y, to complete
arrangements for letting Of the
lease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Bolinger Funeral
Services Are Held

Funeral services for w. w. Boil
niger. 62. who was killed when
struck by q car near Matamoros
Saturday evening. were conducted
by the Odd Fellows from the w.
A. Darling Undertaking parlors
Monday afternoon. Interment was
in the Buena Vista cemetery.
The religious services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Grant Pace Of the
Christian church. Mission, assist
I'd by Dr. s. X. Hallam OF Browns
villa
< niger had many friends over
the Valley and a long line follow
cd his body to the cemetery for the
last rites.
The decedcnt X survived BIZ his
widow. Mrs. DellG Roush BolinEe-
CT this city; a son. Frank Boiinge-
Of st. Louis. and q brother. Earn
est.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Personals

Rubye Bond. Of Wewoka. Okla,
arrived in Brownsville Monday
morning.
Geo. M. Mayhue, OF Ada, Okla,
is in town.
j. p. Tooke Is ~ Brownsville
from Houston.
Frank Holland - in town from
Houston.
j. w. Henderson and II. Horton.
both OF Kansas City, are visiting
Brownsville.
NJ. S. Phlpps. OF Lufkin. Is e
Brownsville visitor.
MIR. and Mrs IL. r. Robertson.
Fort Worth. are IN town.
Horace r. Hamilton and Geo.
M. Cunningham, both Of Dallas.
n I'm town.
III. W. Metcalf and r.. II. Holt are
here looking after business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
SUMMARY

A high pressure area OF consid-
cradle magnitude has developed ov-
er the Northwest. being crested ov-
or Alberta. Canada, and Montana
this morning. and attended by
mostly fair and rather cold weather
practically throughout the great
Northwest. BarOmetric pressure
was also moderately high over the
South-ceatral and southeastern
states and attended by fair wealth
or. while moderately low pressure
prevailed over the far northeast
ern states. Cloudy and unsettled
weather prevailed over the Great
Lakes and adjacent states at the
morning observation. Practically
seasonablc temperatures obtained
over the eastern half Of the coun-
try this morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
RyvoLI-sAN BENITO

The most sensational and thrilling
picture in a long. long time y
George Bancroft. Paramounts deep
chested star, in The Mighty"
This aI-talking hit in a study III
men. Bancroft s~lrt5 as the gun
man who has much contempt for
the law. so much contempt in fact
that it takes four M. P.'s 70 put him
in the army when he disregardS .
draft notice.
Esther Ralston is the sister Of his
old pal, and knows his past, but ne
does not know this. They are in love.
"A big police picnic Il given in hon
or of Bancroft and his successful
cleanup campaign. The gang pre-
pares to strike. In the middle Of the
celebration he learns OF their plans.
The gang sends an old sweetheart
Of Bancroft's to tell his new one
about his past. if he interferes,
thinking this will stop him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
InTho Grid Camps
M1 * mR L

the Ponies a thorough licking at
Dallas, but there was no champion
ship at stake. That victory started
me Purple upon a rampage which
has not yet been checked.
Some n has summed up very
accurately and fo%rcefully what hap
pened To the Baylor Bears Satur-
day. They were like the farmer,
who, blowing in midfield, saw a rain
was coming up. He decided TO make
for the barn and was about half
way through unhitching his team
when the rain struck him.
Observers who have watched
Southern Methodist teams toss the
ball about ever since Ray Morrison
introduced his wild-eyed passing
game To the Southwest conference
declare no Mustang eleven ever
Tipped the sphere with more deadly
accuracy than the present one did
against the Bears. They already
are comparing Bob Gilbert to Jerry
Mann. Logan Stollenwerck and 9TH
er great Pony peggers. Dropping
back and taking plenty Of time. he
whisked the ball far down the field
70 exactly the right spot. and not q
one was dropped that touched the
fingers of a receiver. The Baylor
backs appeared to be in a daze dur
ing those frenZied minutes or the
second quarter when the MUSTANGS
scored their three touchdowns in
rapid succession. Giibert's heave
to kaufman for the first o was
particularly brilliant. Kattma n
caught 1t in the exact corner OF the
field. 2 foot from the goal, with
Jake Wilson making q desperate Ell
fort TO knock II down.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. RI. B. Cheney moved
here last week from Olmito.
Rev. and Mrs. John II. Davis,
Messrs. GosSitt. Penny and M. A. Me
Neil attended a district convention
of pastors of the Methodist church
In Harlingen Monday.
Mr. Morgan Moore Of Norman
ma II spending the winter with his
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. 3. Chenney and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Curtis Of Ray
mondville were visitors here Tues
day afternoon.
Frank Wheeler was n business
caller in Brownsville Saturday.
j. p. Moore Of Sebastian was tran
Sacting business here Tuesday.
Mrs. Obed Pyle and aunt. Mrs.
Elton were callers in Raymondville
Tuesday.
r.. III. Moore and son were in Etur-
Ia Wednesday
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
JAILER SHOT
BY RATLTFF
Santa Clause Robber Failed
IN Desperate Break
For Freedom

EASTLAND. Tex, Nov. 19-tP-
maintaining the tradition for dar-
ing which he and his companions
set when they perpetrated the IA
nous Santa Cluas" bank robbery at
Slsco, Tex, in 1927, Marshall Rat
III, under death sentence for his
part IN the robbery, last night put
three bullets into one of his jailors
AZ 2 vain attempt to escape from
the Eastland county jail.
Deputy Sheriff Tom Jones. shot
ana seriously injured, was in the
hospital today, and his doctors gave
MN a chance to live.
Ratliff, who was brought back to
the county jail here several weeks
ago Tor q sanity hearing. had feign-
ed paralysis SO successfully his jail
ors had believed him. The prisoner
nad'remained prone on his bunk for
Gays ct a time. and officers had been
forced to feed him.
Last night when Jones and tailor
=. +. Gilbert took food to the pris-
oner's Eatliff's cell remained unlock
ed while they fed the others. He
crcpt out OF the cell and down 70
y jail office where he obtained
Jones pistol, but was unable to es-
cape through the locked outer door.
returning, presumably TO force the
JalorS 70 surrender the keys. he
met Jones on the steps and opened
IRE. Jones grappled with him. re-
celying q shot just above the heart.
another in the abdomen and a third
above the knee. The latter shatter-
ca his leg. Ratliff also fired at Gil
pert twice as the latter ran for his
Keys. Gilbert returned, dropping the
Keys as he closed with Ratliff, and
wrenched the gun from his hands.
Inc prisoner had time, however, to
PICK up the keys and hide them IN
MS sleeve before Gilbert. clubbing
the gun, knocked him down. The
Jailor tried to shoot Ratliff. but the
hammer Of the gun had been left
down on an empty cartridge. and
the five shots that Ratliff had fired
had exhausted the ammunition.
Gnbert's daughter, Mary Quay
Gilbert. in the meantime had pro-
cured a gun and would have shot
Ratliff If her father had not
knocked up the barrel. Four stitches
were taken in RatIiff's scalp.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Edinburg Legion
VIII Stage Show
Especial to The Herald.)

EDINBURG, Nov. 19.-"The
Gathering Of the Crows American
Legion minstrel. will be staged at
the Junior college auditorium Tues
day evening. DR.. Olin ID. Young Is
to be i~Rterlocutor. with Paul Stew
ems. Jack Woodward. Grady Carl,
and Mr.. Lyons as black-face come
dams. "A number Of others are in
cluded In the cast. Several Choir
uses or school children are TOT be
presented.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
ENnEAVOR SOCIAL

A group Of 20 young people COM
posing the Senior Christian Eadea-
vor society OF the First Christian
church held a social in the parlors
Of the church Thursday evening. Nov
IA. The evening was spent in play
ing games.
Those present were Misses Blance
Gray, Elnora Smith, Nina Ratcliff,
Mona Ratcliff, Tressa Faris. Clara
Dollahite. Ruby Lauder. Virginia
Whittenburg. Lorene Elmore. Helen
Faris, Esther Parsons, Grace FRaris,
Rena Austin, Lydia Evans, Virginia
Shoemaker. Gene Cox. Doe SkeanS.
o. r.. Smith. Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs.
o. r. Smith. Refreshments we're
served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
SAN PERLITA
INFORMAL SOCIAL

MIR. and Mrs. Henry Pruitt de-
lightfully entertained "a group Of
friends at their home here Monday
evening.
After spending several hours in
social conversation and music. re-
freShme-ts were served To the 1Ol-
lowing MesSrs and Mesdames: II. M.
Brown, Joe Durrant, Denning and
Misses Dora Moore and Fern Brown
Messrs Byron and Willie Moore and
"A. Y. Barnhiil.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
" : AT

Mrs. Fred Knudson was hostess
Wednesday afternoon when the p.
K. 0. chapter met in a business and
social session. There were twelve
members present and three special
guests. Mrs. Hawley and Mrs. I'm
derwood formerly Of Kansas and
Mrs. Finch, formerly Of Iowa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
ENTERTAIN WITH BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Mallory en-
tertained Wednesday evening with
bridge at their home in College
Heights addition.
Guests for the occasion were:
MeSsrs and Mesdames Tom Beels
N. f. Buescher, j. b. Sigler. Z. r.
Russell, Conrad Roitch, Marvin
Sneed, DR.. and Mrs. 5. y. McKin-
Sey and Miss Frances Jones.
Miss Jones and i. b. Sigler were
awarded prizes for holding high
score. and Mrs. Beels and DR.. Nc
Kinsey received the consolation gifts
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
Flashes Of Life

CBy Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON-For long skirts
It seems. the government Of France
l. responsible. Senator Walsh az
Massachusetts, told the senate hs
had been informed on highest au-
thority that French designers had
followed IA government suggestion
10 use more cloth.
NEW YORK-Why women leave
home has been explained hy Mrs.
Louis Slade. regional director wy
the New York League Of women
voters. Grandma wove cloth INIT home.
Men started mills. III was once "
disgrace If the house wife failed tc
can her own fruits and vegetables.
Man started IA canning factory.
Mother baked the bread. Father
started a bakery. Now women mus
40 out into the business world ta
zee that men carry ON these home
occupations In an honest manner.
Observation-Disclosures tc thn
department cf commerce from Cairo
describe mud incubatUrs used by
the Egyptians 5000 years ago. They
were core shaped affairs heated MIN
the burning Of chaff and capable
W Matching SO percent Of the eggs.
NEW YORR-Mr. and Mrs. TIT.
Edward Manville are leaving short
NV -or Stockholm i'm their yacht. hop
ing to see q graldchilc. Their
daughter. Countess Frolke Dlrna-
dotte, awaits the StOrk.
NEW ~YORK-Eleven girls pr..
vate schools in Brooklyn have sub
scribed I'd "A code XII social ethics de-
signed I'D establish a sensible s-an-
dard or social activity. Parties Wlil
be limited TO %riday and Saturday
nights, will end promptly at mig
night and will be chaperoncd ir1A
beginning To end. Dresses will R
simple and modest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
MID WEEK CLUB

Mrs. j. III. Bray was hostess We'd
nesday afternoon at the regular
meeting of the Mid-week bridge club.
Prizes for high and low score were
awarded Mrs. Il. III. Davis and Mrs.
j. q. Mcmillan, respectively. Mrs
l.. L. ONeal received the guest SOU
venir.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19

"A crowd OF young people mOtored
out to the farm home OF Alfred PEN
nigton Saturday evening to cele-
brate his birthday anniversary. Mu-
sic and games were enjoyed until a
late hour
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-19
TUESDAY GLIB

The Tuesday bridge luncheon club
met this week az the home of Mrs.
III. II. Ferry. In the games which
furnished delightful entertainment
Mrs. Frank Crow was the winner
Of high score.