davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-22

Britain. Thompson and Peregrin
chimed In with two more before
Steve Pierce could break through
the great defense thrown up by Gaz-
zinga and WEIGH to score one for Al
bany. Thompson ended the period by
driving a goal for New Britain. The
home team led to / at the end Of
the period.
Albany failed TO keep UP the pace
In the second frame but Steve Pierce
worked harder than ever. Williams
Gagged pair OF goals and Peregrin
added another for New Britain while
the Albany star got two for his team.
New Britain kept its edge in the
final frame when Williams got two
more goals. Steve Pierce, playing
tag with GazzingI, got three on
hooks and drives that were pretty.
Pete Welch, New Britain goalie.
was in a spectacular mood last night
and it was through his good work
that New Britain was able to stave
of the Albany PUSHES. Gazzinga
played a whale of a game at half
Duth' W lllC liloIilfnoi ga "S""i'
was everywhere on the floor. Thomp-
son had five in and out goals during
the game. Williams and Peregrin
worked nicely together on the rush
line. Steve Pierce was tn estar OF the
Albany team.
The summary:
New Britain. Albany.
Williams ...... L. Pierce, S. Pierce
First Rush
Peregrin ................. Gillette
Second Rush
thompson ........... LunderNllle
Center
Gazzanga ..... MORRISON
1ialfback
WEIGH ................. BarnikoW
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-22
Flashes

Score at half time. 1911 Bache-
Tors; referee, Schartz.
The Washington times., 1929-09-19
I BOYS 0UALFY
|N.A|R MEET

Seven Washington boys have been
chosen to represent the Capital in
the third national miniature aircraft
tournament at Louisville, KY, Octo-
Der Is and 10.
The lucky seven, two seniors and
five juniors, are:
Ohio Williams, $500 block Ritten-
house st. II. W., senior with a
record of 7:4:0 for his hand.launched
plane.
Douglas Bruce, $500 block Thirty
ninth St. N. w, senior with
recordr of So (5.o) for his dynamic
] powered plane for both outdoor
events. 90"
John Sullivan. 400 Block Twenty.
ninth st. n. W., with a record of
7:01:0 for hand launched. outdoor.
Robert Swope, 1900 block Hunt.
mgton ST. ~. w, with mark of
$500 for. rising off water indoor,
Everett Meeks. 200 block Thir.
teenth st. s. E., 5000 for fuselage
model r. 10. g.. outdoor.
Robert Tawles, 5000 block Tennv-
SON st. N. w, $3.50 rising off
water, outdoor.
Sam Walker, 400 block 3 st. N.
E., 81 (S:sl. for motor other than
rubber, outdoor.
Efforts are now being rushed by
a COMMITTEES headed by Major Cen
eral Mason to collect the $500 neces.
. eary to send the seven boys to Louis
willie.
The Washington times., 1929-09-19
CEERK MISSING;
PROBE BOOKS

Accountants from New York to-.
day continued their check of the
books of the Continental Baking
Gom"ary, which was started last
week following the disappearance
Oh the chief clerk Of the local plant.
OIicials of the company are un.
able, to state whether or not there
shortage in the accounts and
= 30 what Is its extent. They sum,
moned the New York accountants
shortly after the clerk disappeared.
Hunt HOrnig
Meanwhile, nationwide search
mas been Instituted by police for
Ohn Andrew Hornig, who dropped
from sight September and has
Deen' In the port OF missing men
ever since
Though John Day Green, vice
! president bf the company, declined
70 reveal whether or not a loss had
peen discovered, he admitted ac-
countants from New York have
started delvfng into the con1pany's
records ASA result. of Hornig's dis
appearance.
Inc accountants were sent here
oy A. L. Brewer, OF the New
York headquarters, vice president
IN charge Of insurance.
Has Good Record
Officials were amazed when they
learned Hornig was missing. They
explained he only recently was
promoted to. chief clerk. He had
Deen cost clerk. An enviable repu-
tation for honesty, efficiency and
loyalty had been acquired during
his 10 years in the same office.
Failing to- hear from her husband
Tor nearly week, Mrs. Hornig
asked police to search for him last
Friday. The young mother was
unable to account for the disap-
pearance,s She explained her hus-
Dand was cheerful when last seen
by his wife and 9.year-old son.
Hornig is 81 years old, feet s
/ inches tall and weighs 129 pounds.
When last seen he was wearing
light gray suit, tan and white
sport shoes and straw hat.
The Washington times., 1929-09-19
TIMELY TIPS

Houses and Estates for Sale
Suburban
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OPPORTUNITY for cOngeniaI
young man to share modern home;
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Automobiles for Sale
DODGE Sedan. SI7S; has had fine
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Moving. Storing, Trucking
LOAD WANTED. Sept. 10 to 81,
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Miscellaneous Service
HOUSE CLEANING and window
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Money to Loan
LOANs-Lro salarled peODle, an
tOs, fixtures. furniture. etc: reason
able rates; quick action; cOnfIden-
Personals
KINDERGARTEN and nursery
boarding school. = to $50: normal
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Furnished Rooms
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room, suitable one or two. instanta-
ne0us hot tyatPr: convenient "a cars
and Sixteenth street bus.
The GboUs wants and offers
are only a fetD Of many inter.
essins adbertisemsnts you will
find in kodaSis Times and
Herald eassified odVertisins
section. - I~,.s
The Washington times., 1929-09-19
Miss Schneider to Aid
Travellers at Station

appointment of Miss Edna Schnei.
der as station. supervisor of the
Travellers Air Society was an
nounced today. She will have
charge of. the Union Stain staff
under supervision of the main Of
flee.
The society reported giving aid
to S,942 persons during June, July
kand August.
The Washington times., 1929-09-19
New York Milk Racket
Nets 1928 500 a Year

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 q.N.s0.-
That $S2S,500 a year was being
cleaned from Brooklyn milk dealers
by the New York Milk Chain Asso.
citation, an organization headed by
Larry Fay. ex-night club manager.
was charged today by Health Com
missioner Shirley Wynne.
Wynne declared the milk dealers
kpay Fays organization 5000 day
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-12

spravne. Je treba naucit' sa sad
nut 81 l'ahko, nenntene, nezosta-
vat meravou, pri tom vsak mat
stale saty. troSku ma pamati, ably
SINE nevyzeraly ako strasidla,
ked' vstaneme. Tiez v prfpade ne
ocakayanej melody je chovanie
danny vel'mi dolezite. Sn zeny,
ktore sa vedia premenit' v hoto-
vych drakov, ked ich pri hostine
niekto poleje, alebo mac i'm po-
skodf vecerne saty. Nieco podob-
neho je iste vel mi neprijemne, a.
lie krikom nepeknymi slovami
sa uz mic nenapravi. Nepozostava
ako tvarit sa potion talk prijem-
ne, ako len sa da a snazit' sa do
ma chybu potion napravit'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-12
DESATORO PRIKAZANf PRE-
ZDRAVIE.

Dopraj svojmu telu odpoeinku.
Potrebuje no, ably mohlo nahra-
dit spotrebovane silly.
Ak 81 veGer ospala, nesnaz sa
zostat' spolocnosti dlhSie, nez
ako 81 je zdrayt. Pamataj, ze spa
nok je najzdravsi, ked' potina
desiatou hodinou noel.
Varuj sa velkaho pohnutia my
sle. dusevnej namahy a vel'keho
pohybu po jedle. Behom travenia
potrebuje telo pokoja.
Nejedz nikdy, ak ME 81 hlad-
ma ponechavaj medzi kazdym
jedlom prestavku najmenej 3 ho-
diny. .
Nepi, ak nemas smad, nepi kra-
tko po jedle, ami kratlao pred je-
dlom. PriliS mnoho tekutiny roz-
ried 'uje zalddoene st'avy a pokr-
my sa stavajn nestravitel'nymi.
Bud ,miernon v pozivani alko-
holickEch napoiov, aby 81 nedraz-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-12

dila svoje l'adviny a ably 81 netr-
pela V pokrocilom veku r6znymi
chorobani.
Nevzdavaj sa prechadzok DO
cerrtvom vzduchu.
Maj telo vzdy vzpriamene, drz
hlavu hore lopatky dozadu, a.
by tvoje pl'i1ca maly vzdy dost'
vzduchu k dFchaniu.
Dychaj hlboko nOsom.
Osetruj svoju kozu. Jc d6lezi-
te, ably p6ry neboly spinou po-
tom zanesene. Knpanie a sprcho-
vanie a mytie urobi mnoho razy
lekara zbytoenym.
Premahaj sa! Nenechaj sa strh-
nut zlost'ou a hnevom. Skodis
svojmu srdcu, svojim nervom,
ktore ii vypovedia sluzbu, ak ne
budes $ mimi jednat' tax. ako od
teba oGakavajd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-12
POKRCENE SATY.

Sfce sa tomu uGia uz male diev-
catka, ably 81 sikovne sedaly,
l'ahko vstavaly, nekrdtily sebou
ma mieste, ked' sedia, ably 81 -
nepokreily saty. Ale vzdor tomu
najdeme dost' dospelych zien,
ktore to tiez nevedia. Vidime da-
my, ktore sa bud prilis napadne
upravuji kym 81 sadn1, take to
p6sobi vel mi komicky ma kazde-
no, kto sa ma ne diva, inc Ease,
ktore sa posadia oeividne celkom
bezstarostne a ked' vstan1, wye
raj1 tax hrozne pokrcent ich sa-
ty, ze je neprijemne ma ne sa d.
vat. Ami jedno ami druhe ME je
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-12
ma dostavala pozvol'na dusu, po
dobneiSiu dusi dievcat'a.

dObnejSiu dust dievcat'a.
A Guillaume tiez citil zaroven,
ako ely duch neho prcha. Ked
sa vratila domov, videla Toinon,
ze stara mat vstala hotovi sa
pripravit' polievku. To bolo po
prvy raz, Go Guillaumova Parma
vyslySala modlitbu. Bola tedy od-
kliata. Toinon radostne vysla o.
znamit' slsedkam dobr1 novinu.
Cestou sa stretla so socharom,
.ktory ju zdvorile poziadal "a
manzelku a ona nepovedala ME.
Cd tel chvile robila Guillau-
nova Parma zazraky, kol'ko sa
ich len komu zachcelo. Bolo sko-
70 videt', ako jej oci, ktore boly
prflis dlhe a cierne, sa staly OBJ
lejsimi a temer modrymi, ako jej
iista, prilis rude, zbledly celia
jej tvar dostala zbozny vyraz,
mech uz preto, re nej odisiel dia
Dol, mech pre- deinok casu a opo-
trebovanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-12
Skoro vsak l'udia zbadali, re
GuillaumoYa Parma ME lie dobra

Skoro vsak l'udia zbadali, ze
Guillaumova Parma ME je dobra
Parma. Nielen, ze nevyslysala
prianie, "a ktore ju prosili, do
konca robila opak toho, "a co ju
ziadali.
| Ma priklad, ked' ju ziadali "a
uzdravenie choreho, chory urcite
zomrel. Nastalo sucho, prosili ju
0 dazd', sucho vsak sa zdvojna-
sobnilo a tiroda bola ztratena.
Zena, ktord 81 pvtala syna, mala
dive dievcence.
l. L'udia, ktori sa nachodili v
pokiiseni a prosili Pannu "a oro-
dovanie, neodolatel ne don u
padli. ..-t
V Guillaumovej Panne boil zly
duch. Tento zly duch boil v soche,
lebo boil V socharovi. Bol v socha-
rovi, lebo sochar nemohol zabud-
NUT ma ont pohanku. .
Guillaume v sebe nosil moha-
medansku ziadostivost', ktorn
hi 'adel ysadial' uspokojit'. Stal sa
najvacSim zhyralcom celeho kra-
ia. A ako rastlo sialenstvo toho-
to nest 'astnika, rastla al zloba
podvodnej modly, ktor6 Dol Wy
tesal.
Naozaj, v celom kraji nebolo
lepsieho dievcat a, ako mala Toi-
non. Bola chudobna a Ella so svo-
jou starou matkou 2 vyt'azku
chudeho pol'a a krdelca k6z, ale
jej dusa bola pokladom nevinno-
sti, ktora by pohnula anjelov.
Stara mat ochorela, Toinon
prisla prosit' Pannu "a uzdravc-
ME. Modlila sa z celeho srdca, u
pierajlc ma sochu o6i tax cisto
modre, ako nevadze ako bar
vienok, oci, do ktorych nikdy ne
vnikol tien hriechu.
Stalo sa, ze sochar Guillaume
Dol V kaplnke. Prichodil tam ca
sto pre- pozitok, pozerat' sa na
sochu, a obnovoval 81 v n1tri spo-
mienku na musulmansku paniu.
Ale teraz sa ma nu dlho nepo-
zeral. Bol Cd nej odvratenE neu-
vedomelym p6vabom malej Toi-
non jej nevinnEm, plavym XII
zlom, tax rozdielnym Cd bosorki-
nej snedosti druhej zeny. Nasle-
doyal Toinon, ale ked' ju oslovil,
podvihla k nemu zrak tax zacu-
dovany, ze nevedel, co by riekol.
Nechal ju, ably sa vratila ku svo-
jej starej matke,
Toinon ndsla svoju starh mat
ME sice uzdravenu, avSak kludn1
driemajhcu. Ma druhy den sa
vratila do kaplnky. Postupne,
ako sa dievca modlilo, tvar sochy
sa stavala miernejSou a krest AN
skejsou, ako by, ked' sa k nej
Toinon modlila, saracenska Fan
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-12
L.acnota.

v jednom farmarskom meste-
cku odbyvaly sa zavody antomo-
bilove. Dosiel i farmar ma jeho
starcm, t'azko dychajlcom auto
mobile. Ked' dosiel pred branu,
kde sa platilo "a parkovanie au-
ta, povedal mu vratnik:
Dollar "a karu!
Farmar, vzdychnnc 81 zhlboka,
s ilsmevom povie:
- Vasa je!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-12
TRoCHA sndIECHU.
znlenil sa.

- No, pani Nedbalova, ako je
to vaSim muzom9 Zmenil sa, co
som mn Zat al do svedomia, ably
nechodil domov opity o polnoci?
- Nuz zmenil sa. zmenil, pan
farar, lebo miesto polnoci pride
teraz ozraty uz o osmej veeer.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-12
Saracenska Madona
Napisal: Jules Lemaitre.
(Poviedka.)

Gulllaume q HerDllly Dol So
char. Vytesal kamefia pre- vi
diecke kostoly vel'a madon a
Kristov, apostolov prorokov, o.
statnych s1dov. Vytesal tiez mno-
ho Bethsabeji, DALI a Zuzan, Mi
loval svoje umenie, a acprave Dol
dobry krest an, boil najcitlivejsi
k tvarom tela zivotnemu po-
hybu.
Isiel ma krizovd vypravu so
svojim panom, grofom Etiennom
2 Bois, casti preto, ably oprostil
Kristov hrob, casti, aby sa po-
zrel ma nieco noveho. ..
Isiel cez Alpy, presiel Dalma-
ciou Epirom, boil v Byzancii,
potom Antiochii, konetne pod
stenami Jeruzalema. Bill ga tax
dobre, ako mix z jeho druhov,
vytrpel vel'a zleho.
Ano, "a obliehania svateho
mesta sa soznamil so saracenskou
damon, ktora, ned 'aleko krizia-
ckeho tabora obyvala biely, stvor
hranny domeek, uprostred voha-
vych kvetov a stromov.
Tato zena lila zle, ale bola MIA
da a krasna. ..-.
Zapacila sa socharovi do tel
miery, ze, ked' sa Dol z1castnil
dobytia Jeruzalema oslobodenia
bozieho hrobu navratil sa so
svojfm panom, spomienka ma sa-
racensku zenu v nom bola moe
nejsia, ako spomienka ma Kristov
hrob. ~ ss
Po navrate do vlasti gr6f 2
Rois, ably sprawl zadost' sl'ubu,
dial vystavat' kaplnku Belle
hemskn.
Guillaume NAL sprawl sochy.
Zrobil mad oltarom mal'ovane So
chy diet'at'a v jasliach, Pannu
Mariu, Jozefa a pastierov. Ale.
pretoze vedel, ze nalezali k tel
istej rase, ako obyvatelia Vycho-
du, dial pastierom a svitemu Joze-
fowl tvare, ktore boil videl Sa-
racenov. Ked' potom tesal posta-
VII Mariinu, nevediac tom, dal
jei podobu Sarac6nky, ktora sa
mu vtedy zapatila. Po dokoncenf
bola kaplnka slavnostne vysva-
tena.
Podivovali sa Guillaumovmu
dielu. Nadarmo isty knaz pozna-
menal,. ze Parma nevyzera prilis
po krest 'ansky. Pretoze bola pek-
ma pacila sa davu, bola skoro
uctievana a dovolavali sa jej Wac
ako madon z najznamejsich put
nickych miest v okoli !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-12
U advokata.

- Prosim ich, priSiel som ma
poradu. S1sed naval ma spro-
stfm krumpl'om.
'M6zete no zalovat' pre- ubli-
zenie ma cti. ..
- A kto bude platit' keleikyo
= Ak bude potrestany, musi
ich platit' on.
A ak NAL pravdu?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-12
10. APRfLA 1929.
" xahradke.

+. sused: ti ste ylani mali
peknn drodu! ~
III. sused: - Pravdaze! Knry
mojho predosleho suseda vyhraly
prvd cenu ma vystave hydiny.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

been discussing the boring Of a tun-
rel under the English channel. In
former days this was vetoed by Eng
lish circles which had not forgotten
the Spanish Armada or Napoleon's
planned invasion of Britain.
Doom Manor has witnessed it, an
nusl pilgrimage Of the lovers OF the
German imrsrialistic regime. Hun
dreds of former army officers and
Representatives of the old German
nobility journey to tts Holland
refuge Of the former Emperor viii
helf ii and congratulated him oil his
roth birthday.
Unemployment thrust itself into
prominence. A march on London was
started by bodies formin; in a doz-
en- other British industrial centers.
The Prince OF Wales is starting to
day on a tour Of the distressed min
Ing districts.
In Budapest there were riotous
demonstrations before the Hungsr-
isn house If lords while that body
was defeating q museum. I'VE want
bread. not museums was tbs cry.
Down in Capetown there was loot
ing Of food shops or the day that
the parliament OF South Africa re-
assembled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
Germany Starts
Class In Music
For Foreigners

BERLIN LPD-Master classes in
various branches OF music will for
the first time be offered here dur
ing the summs az 1929 for the
exclusive convenience Of musicians
from abroad.
A German Institute Of Music for
Foreigners has been founded IN
de rthe patronage OF the Prussisn
minister Of arts, sciences. and edu-
cation. Historic Charlottenburg
Castle. the residence OF Emperor
Frederick III, has been secured as
the seat Of this unusual conserve
tory. The recital will take place
in the exqnisitely besutiiul Gold
en- Galley" Of the castle.
Wilhelm FurtTssngler, conduit
tor Of the Berlin Philharmonic Or
ch.strs, is president Of the exscu-
tive board. The faculty includes
Eugsn d'Albert. composer and
pianist, Edwin Fischer and Walter
GissekinE, pianists, Willy Hess and
Jiseph SZigeti, violinists, and Carl
S~churicht, of the Wiesbaden opera,
who will instruct a class in orches-
ira conducting.
Lectures on musical history and
m~usicology will be offered by Al
fred Einstein, Hugo L~eichtentritt,
Curt Sachs Adolf Weissmann, and
Johannes Wolf.
The courses, most Of them CT
two months duration. are scattered
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

first election under the party fascist
system is IN the offing. In Jggo-
siavia King Alexander has
ed he intends to restore the ma
uonal legislature as soon as his die
tatorship ministry can reorganize
the body polite after dissoIving All
the old political machines. The king
said these parties had sovn d~iftrust
and dissensicn among the Serbs,
Crosts, Stevens and Aontegrins
whereas at heart these elements in
his domain were a. one in being
South Slzvs.
Jspan's new diet, the first under
universal manhood suffrage, saw the
government Of Baron Tsnska on the
defensive early in the session. The
premier made an important speech
al the opening Of the discussion,
saying immigration Laws have Great
I'd a question which still needed pat
lent treatment.
He also assured the diet that Man
churia's action in hosting the flag
Of the Chinese nationalist govern
ment and the subsequent events IN
tho territory ruled formerly BY
Chang Tso-Lin. friend 81 Japan had
not changed Tokyo's determination
to preserve Jspsn's special interests
there.
Great Britain and France have
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
MURDER ! RELATIVES TOR
WINE. WOMEN AND SONG

BERLIN, Jan. 1s.-The triple ambi-
tion Of Gustav Erdeman for many
years had been wine. women and
song, but he saw no way TO realize
his ambition with his grandfather
and two cousins ahead Of him ia tie
line Of heirs TO an estate worth
$4,000. So he decided 70 clear his
path and brutality murdered the three
ceEsful N evading suspicion. cot the
estate IN due time and came 10 Es-lln
srom Bremen 70 spend rs proceeds.
IN a moment Of drunkenness he teld
a oms of his crime. She betrayed
him 70 the police, who have taken him
back 20 Bremen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

~listeners-in are urged 70 have -four
players ready with cards and to fol-
low the game bid by bid and play BY
play III broadcast over kWWT.
The contestants in the twelfth
Bridge game of the present series
are GrstE vi. Scott. or New York. who
has been prominent for wears a. q
teacher and organizer Of Bridge COM
petition; John n. Smith. OF Ridge
wood. ~ j.. for years one Of the
most skillful players in the Knicker-
booker Whist club Of New York and
founder OF the Auction Bridge Maya
kline. and Mr.. Work and Mr.. White
head, widely known as writers. teach
ers and experts on the game.
Following are the advance hands
for Game Twelve:
GratE M. Scott. Of New York.
South. tthe Dcatsr). holds: Spades
J., 10. 4; Hearts 10. : spot, q; Dia-
monds A. s spot. s; Clubs A. X, 10, 4.
Wilbur q. Whitehead, If New York.
West. holds: Spades "A. X; Hearts
s, 4. 5; Diamonds 10. ?, 5; Clubs
2, n, 6. 5. :.
John n. Smith. Ridgewood, n. ~,
NORTH" holds: Spades Q. 2. :. s, s;
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28
MEXICO X RULES
ON AERIAL TRAVELLERS

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 7s-Pl-
Among measures being studied by
the government committee on aero
nsut.cs is q project for special reg
glstions ohliginC air travellers 70
comply with immigration end SAM
tary rules upon entering the ccua-
try.
With q steady increase IN air
travel betwess the United States and
Mexico the problem afforded by
those who fly over the border with
out regard to these rules has become
acute.
The committee on aeronautics il
made up Of representatives Of all the
government departments, presided
over By the secretary CT communl-
catIons.
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RADIO BRIDGE
HANDS GIVEN
New York, New Jersey
Players Picked
For Tuesday

The twelfth of a series Of twenty
radio auction bridge games will be
broadcast from kNWG, Tuesday.
January 20 ut $3.50 p. m. C.. S. I'd
Each game Of the series will fca-
ture Milton c. Work and Wilbur G.
Whitehead. New York experts, ia as
sociation with players from cities
throughout America and Canada. The
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PASTOR rs PROSECUTED
FOR A DRAMA II CHUECH

MANCHESTER. EDz. Jan 15s-A
church is not the proper piacs N
which to give = professional dramstic
performance. This court decision was
handed down against Rev. Etienns
Watts. pastor Of All Saints Church
when he vas prosecuted for permit
ting a public performance in the edi-
flee, which had no theater license.
The play was performed BY repotrcrv
llsyers after evening service. Il vas
staged in the chancsl, ard the prop
critics" consiste dof chairs, screens
and tables. The congregation became
the audience, and hundreds OF people
had 10 be turned away. The players
made up" in the vestry.
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Boy Scouts Plan
For Celebration

Bov Scouts, Troop No. !, ~ the
regular meeting held in the Pres
byteEian church last week made plans
to participate fully in the celebration
Of Boy Scout week, Feb. s to Is.
There was a good attendance in
spite or the cold weather.
Scoutmasters King and Bell made
interesting talks, after which tbs
boys expressed themselves g. ready
70 a. what they could 70 make the
special events OF the week sful.
The need Of cooperation By citizens
Of Brownsville in the observance was
stressed ~ the meeting.
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over the months Of June, July and
August.
REGISTRATION lE cren until Ar-.l
J. 1929. Only stu1snts who can
submit = certificate Of ths compile
ton e their courses at q state con-
serNatnry or q music school reroE-
inzed by the state authorities may
register.
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In SESSION
over WORLD
Japanese Diet Puts
Baron Tanaka On
Defense; Talk Chan
mel Tunnel
(By the Associated Press)

Psrlisments arc in session in many
Of the chief capitals of the world.
their members maneuvering either
for domestic political campaigns or
to force or avoid such event accord
ing 70 whether they are pro or anti
government.
An exception is Italy. where the
old parliament has passed, and the
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Hearts A. q. u, ., 8; Diarrondt '. Al
Clubs Q.
Milton G.. Work. OF New York
East holds. Spades n spot. n, 1fI
Hearts X. 2; Diamonds X, 9, j, >, ~
Clubs j, : spot. g.
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SPORT N kAISERtS STAEIFs

E0-Hairsr Nilhslms stables. which
formerly housed zoo horses, have
been converted into indoor tennis
courts.