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Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
ROW ON
DRY LAW
SPREADS
Senator Wheeler Charges
Prohibition Being Made
Political Football.
DEMOCRATS ANGRY
'Spoils System Claim Is
Denied In Statement BY
White House.

WASHINGTON, Jan. q. W.H-
The prohibition controversy was re-
vivcd today and spread over wider
front.
The White House. the senate and
Aottornev General Mitchell figured
in the new developments, While
Democrats entered the controversy
with charges of political machina,
tions in prohibition enforcement
personnel.
"A Senator Burton X. Wheeler,
Democrat, Montana, was asserting
in the senate that the prohlpltloh
issue is being made politieai foot-
ball, w. c. Deming, civil service com
missioner, was protesting to the
house expenditures committee Una.
the pending Williamson bill wouiu
lesson the influence of civil service
on appointment of the prohibition
personnel.
Attorney General Mitchell preced-
cd Deming on the stand, taking the
position that more laxity should De
allowed in the selection Of attorneys
when prohibition enforcement ~
transferred to his Justice department
from the treasury under the pending
Williamson bill He contended civii
service restrictions hampered ap'
pointments and argued that selec'
lions of attorneys could best be
made without regard to the fiRio
rules of the service.
These developments followed 4
charge from Jouett Shouse OF the
Democratic national committee tha'
a card index system promulgated pS
the White House to obtain data
concerning government employees,
was part OF the spoils system"
Denied BY White House
A denial was promptly made by
one of President Hoover's secretar.
les Walter Newton, who asserted
the index was n routine census,
which long had been in use at the
White House. He contended Shouse
was animated in his charge by point
zeal motives.
Wheeler brought the issue before
the senate in connection with the
transfer of John F. C. Herbert, for
mer prohibition administrators at
Baltimore, to the same post on the
Montana Idaho district. He demand
ed an investigation of the transfer
and publication Of the justice de-
partment report concerning Ger
bert's activities in Baltimore.
Senator Borah of Idaho, unofficial
dry leader who is planning fight
to revise the existing enforcement
personnel. declared he had seen the
report and that if it were true Her,
bert Fought to be transferred out of
the country"
political influence dominated
this selection Wheeler said: "iou'll
never take prohibition out of poll
ties because the Republican Nation
al committee wants to keep control
Of appointments.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
Three Saved By
Coast Guardsmen

BOLINAS, Calf, Jan. ~. UP
Coast guardsmen today were cred
tied with the savings of three more
lives, occupants of n capsized row
boat. off Bolinas bay.
l.. f. Morgan and j. G. Pinck, San
Leandro radio dealers, and Kenneth
Morgan, II, were occupants of a
boat caught in bay currents, swept
to sea and overturned by the waves.
Captain Harry Waters and crew
we're sent to their aid, reaching them
in a battle with the surf only after
the two men had lost their grip on
the keel Of the craft twice and had
rcgained their holds only by almost
miraculous changing Of the currents.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
Pantages Appeal
Given To Court

LOS ANGELES, Jan. o.. W.P'-
The appeal of Alexander Pantages to
his conviction on a charge of having
assaulted II year old Eunicc Pringle,
a coed dancer, was submitted to the
second district court of appeals to-
day.
Briefs in the ease will be filed
later and no oral arguments will be
given to support the appeal
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
Australia Has
Missing Flyer

LONDON, Jan. %. UR)-Tfe
vast desert land and forest inhab-
tied by savage Aborigines of Aus
tralia was reported the scene again
today of search for missing avia-
tor.
f. c. Chichester, wealthy New
Zealand flyer who left England 81
days ago on a one man flight to
Australia, was believed TO have been
forced down somewhere in the Aus.
tralian interior, the Daily Express
correspondent at Melbourne report
ed.
CHI c nest er left Port Darwin,
where he ended his flight Saturday,
for Brunnelledowns, in the north,
early Sunday morning. No news of
him has been received since.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

Farm Bureau fair committee,
1880. court house.
Auxiliary card party, 8,
Country Club Inn.
Band practice, 7:45, Wilson
school.
Night school. TO, high school.
T. and A. NJ. No. SSi, 1880,
Masonic Temple.
Fox Imperial Theatre, ICON
demned.'
Bronson Players in "Parlor,
Bedroom and Bath" 1880. Pal
ace Theater.
TOMORROW
Lions club. Barbara Worth.
White Shrine social club,
1880, Barbara Worth.
st. Paul's guild, $50, 1888
Brighton.
Magnolia Mulberry home de-
partment, 1880, T. B. Shank
home.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
Rivera Puts It
Up To Military

MADRID, Jan. 81. W.P)-Premier
Primo De Rivera placed the fate of
the Spanish dictatorship in the
hands of II military men today
with the request they advise him
whether to continue in power or re-
sign.
II the military leaders-who con
troll the same forces that created
the dictatorship in 1923-so advise
the premier said he would resign
Gin five minutes
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
Ask Probe OF
Phone Company

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. WP-A
plea for a nationwide investigation
of the American Telephone and Tel
cgraph company with a view of set
ting up federal regulation of rates
and procedure was presented to the
senate interstate commerce commit
tee today.
The specific situation for which
the inquiry was asked is on the Pa
cific coast, but the western repre-
sentatives agreed that congress
should go into the investigation on
national scale.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
NEW SKI RECORD

WESTBAY, Wis, Jan. 81. U.D--
A new worlds record for ski jump
ing today belonged to ALI Engen, 20
year old Westbay youth who came
TO this country six months ago from
Norway, In a tournament here yes
terday Engen jumped 1917 feet,
surprising the previous mark held
by Walter Bratlund of Ironwood,
Mich, by 5la feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
OFFICERS TO LOS ANGELES

Members of the state traffic pa
troll located in Imperial Valley will
leave for Los Angeles tomorrow TO
be present at the general inspection
conducted by Governor c. c. Young,
Wednesday morning, oiileefs
Tackett and Wise will remain IN
the valley, however, to handle traf-
fic. While in Los Angeles the Off
GERS will get their new motors. All
have received their new uniforms
and will appear in them for the gen
eral inspection.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
PLEAD NOT GUILTY

LOS ANGELES, Jan. %. UP
s. c. Lewis, Jacob Berman and Ed
Rosenberg today appeared in fed
oral court on charges of using the
mails to defraud and pleaded not
guilty to the indictments. Federal
Judge William p. James set Feb,
ruary rs the time for setting the
case for trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
Bolivian Reply
Not Satisfactory

GENEVA, Jan. 81. W.P)-Despite
the assertion of the Bolivian gov
eminent that Bolivia "never will be
guilty of disturbing the peace of
the American continent,' the vag-
ueness of her reply to Paraguay's
note of complaint is disturbing to the
League of Nations and may call
for another explanation of her al,
legged military activity.
In the opinion of high league of
fieials, Bolivia's reply to the serious
accusations that she was "prcpar-
ing for war; is inadequate.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
LEAVE FOR LOS ANGELES

b. A. Harrigan, agricultural com
and Elmer Head, district
attorney, have gone to Los Angeles
to attend the trial of the Waldnan-
Mefferts company for labelling
coast grown grapefruit Imperial. "
The prosecution concluded its argu-
ment saturday, the defense begin
ming it's hearing today.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
NEW HEARING DENIED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. UP
Jos Gandara, Tucson, Ariz., convict
ed on a charge Of conspiring to in
cite the fiery Yaqui Indians Of Mex
leo against the friendly Mexican
government and sentenced to two
years in federal prison, today was
denied a supreme court review.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
STAR SUES FOR WAGES

=. LOS ANGELES, Jan. o.. OPP
! lilany Stahl Productions has failed
.c pay nm $1,625 due for motion
picture work, Montague Love, screen
movie company TODAY. "
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
TRAFFIC vIOLATOR FINED

w. F.. Haines, charged with reck-
less driving before Judge Mayficld
tins morning was fined $25 but HAD
$l5 of this fine suspended ON the
ing officer.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27

LONDON, Jan. 81. W.P)-The
widely discussed proposal for a Med
iterranean pact to achieve naval
limitation of countries with special
interests in the Mediterranean sea,
was not on the list of subjects which
Sir Maurice Hankey presented to
the chief naval delegates today, the
foreign office Spokesman disclosed.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-27
DELEGATES TO
LONDON FARLEY
ARGUE POLITELY
France Complexities At
fairs By Stand On Man.
ner OF Limitations
By WEBB MULLER
United Press Staff CorreSpOnde


LONDON, Jan. 81. U.H-The five
power naval conference entering its
second week, wrangled politely but
without making remarkable progress
today, on how to start its work.
The "Big Five, or heads of the
delegations, met at No. 10 Downing
Street, the prime miister's residence,
and discussed the program or agenda
of the conference.
The chief discussion was over the
insistence of the United States that
limitation of cruisers, submarines
end other auxiliary craft be dealt
with before battleships or political
problems are discussed.
The American proposal seemed
likely to be adopted. France com
plicated it, however, by injecting
the more fundamental problem of
how limitation is to be applied
whether each class of ship shall be
limited separately, or a nation be
allowed total naval strength or
so many tons, to be divided among
such classes of ships as it desires.
A member of the French delega-
ton admitted that the discussion
had been complex, and suggested it
reminded him of the old question of
which came first-the chicken or the
egg9 He added hopefully, however,
that he thought some progress had
been made.
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Instructions
Special Notices

WILL FINANCE your nome on YOUR lot
furnish all the money or part; also DO
repairing and remodeling. No commission.
L. F. DEMPSEY, Denison Hotel.
WHY SUFFER with piles when YOU can
positively get well or il will cost you
nothing? This is strictly q home treat
ment. G.. r. WySong. 2l9 K. of P. Bldg.
Office Ri. 1851. res. ia. 1910.
VARICOSE veins successfully treated;
practically painless. Call Ir. 1926.
WE are closing out coal wagons and
trucks. ALLIED COAL & MATERIAL
COMPANY. 2112 Northwestern Ave.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WORK, mastering
Terms or cash. I fully guarantee my
work Cali G OWEN, DR.. 2527 or Ii. 29S5
EXCEPTIONAL values in used and recon-
dttioned sewing machines. Singer Sewing
Machine Co. "a N Meridian ri 1854
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Houses and FIats Furnishe

apt: Ice rms. bath sI2.50 VIZ. Summe
AL III. Bldg. Ii. 1857: eve. He. 2797.
GOODLET i026-Upper duplex: new. mod.
rms: gar: utilities furn. Be. 2359-J.
nth, AZ W.-Nicely decorated kitchenette
apartment; all utilities furnished: SIS.
Call Apt ! THE GRANT,.
NORTH-Very desirable apartment: 3 rms.
and bath: overstuffed and walnut furni-
ture: reasonable. Ia. 0335.
THREE rm.. "a double, $3.50 wk; 5 I'm.
bungalow. $3.50 wk. Ha. 2l32-J.
GALE. 1865 N.-Loveiy Arm bung.: over
FURNISHED-is double; rms, tnciosed
back porch; lights. watST -oaid; garage.
SO wk- Call II n. Beville after 4 p. m.
FOUR-ROOM furn. cottage, Nslk. dist;
references preferred: reasonable. Ii 0878.
WASH. 4li2 E.-5-room modern. furnished
house garage r. s959s
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Situations Wanted Male

LEARN LiNOTYPEPieasant work. good
paw. Taught at home or college. Free
catalog. Linotype school. Maumee. Ohio:
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms


18TH ST., E., 4l7-2 nicely decor. rms.
congenial girls preferred. Ri. 1885.
31ST, W. 1051-Cool, front rm.. and kitch-
enette. furnished. near car and bus.
NEAR Fountain Square; lovely 2-rm,. apt:
nicely furn.; pri. entrance. DR.. 3540-R.
LOVELY WOODRUFF = Large room,
kitchenette. $3.50: L nm. $3.50. Oh. 4l08.
WASH. e. 1708-ROOMS FOR LIGHT
HOUSEKEEPING. Ii. 1929.
nth, 523 E.-Two furnished front rooms;
modern: no other roomers.
nth ST, E.. 822-4 unfinished rooms
with utilities furn.. priv. ent. Hu. 2l46.
ROOMS-Unfurn. steam heat; hot water;
private entrance. Ir. 1926.
TWO unfurnished rooms: heat, lights,
water. gas furnished: garage. Ir. 2530.
ROOM with Murphy bed kitchenette with
sink, utilities furn.; employed couple, pri-
vate home. 81. Gar. Ir. 3453.
18TH ST. E.. 1922 furnished. private
entrance. near Real Silk. HUI. 2146.
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GUESTS BRING WATER

vINCENNES, Ind, Aug. l5.-
When guests come to the home Of
Mrs. Ralph Van Nation they bring
their own water, she testified in the
hearing regarding management OF
the Vincennes Water Company.
II have guests in my house now
who brought a gallon and half Of
water with them" she testified.
But you drink it," attorneys
asked her.
yes, but that's because I'm used
10 It" she said.
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YOUNG LADY-wants houseworL in small
family: some wages. i7iS Climber ST,
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Apa-iment Rental Bureau

we have apartments for rent anywhere
In the citv north Of WASHINGTON st.: let
as help you find one. positively no extra
usually furnish car and driver to show
apartments without extra charge. Cal
n. 1874 day and night service.
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HOTEL EDWARDS
OENTC0N H0TEI.

Pay al your biIls with one check
lights. water. maid service. linen FUR
nishsc; 81 and Up: Pennsylvania q Ohio.
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Radio Dial
TWiSterS
WFBM (123O) Indianapolis

WI DNA A4@DVy A1tAA0AA0POAAS
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
SATURDAY
s.so-Jaek Denny's orchestra CPS.
e.o0-Dinner music
e.so-Dixie Echoes fCBSl.
7.o0-Hank Simmons Show Boat fCBSi.
e.0o-Paramount-Publix radio hour fCBSl
.oo-Chrysier-P Plymouth program.
9.I5-Wiu Osborne orchestra fCBSl.
e:3o-Cuv Jombardo orchestra (CBSl.
10.oo-Biitmore orchestra fCBSl.
io:5o-Noeturne fcBSI.
lifetime. weather.
N .0i-The columnlst.
1i.i5-WFBM dance orchestra.
i1oo-Dessa Byrd organ program
SUNDAY
7.0O-Mornlnz musicale fCBsl.
a.c0-Children'S hour fCBSf.
s.5o-The Commentator tCBSl.
9-oo-Record program.
e.3Q-Christian men builders.
1875 70 silent.
i.oo-Ps1l TreTa sine's orchestra fCBSl.
1.30-Glsnriew memorial park.
2-oO-CAthedraI nour fCBSi.
3o0-National X. Of G. convention tCBSf.
f.0o-WFBM salon group
f.50-The Globe Trotter fCBSl.
5.o0-Coiumbia string symphony tCBSl.
5-30-Round toWners lCBSi-
s.45-The worlds Business tCBSl.
s.o0-Jesse Crawford, poet OF the organ
fCBSl.
f.30-SaX quartet.
6.45-Crockett mountaineers fCBSl.
7.o0-Maiestic theater Of the air lCBSt.
s.00-Mayhew Lake band concert tcBSi.
S.50-WFBM concert orchestra- ,-,
s:00-Back home religious hour fCBSl.
1O.0O-Coral Islanders fCBSl.
i0.30-Nocturne fCBSl.
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ASHLAND. l2os-Lower duplex; s rms;
Strictly mod; Al: gar: reduced. RI. 6l70.

strictly mod; AL: gar: reduced. RI. $40:
oo6 BEECHER.
ARR. dble., cleo. gas and well. Sl2 90.
GREGORY & APPEL INC. IL 749l.
BELLEFONTAINE. 1855 rooms, bath,
newly decorated: $3.50. He. 1867.
NEAR TECH-Beville. n. il0l: rms,
complete bath; gar; only SIS. Ia. 042l-R,
BLVD. p. 40e0-Attractive. Groom modern
double: near Butler: only s45. DR.. 7740.
BROADWAY. 42z2-6-room mod. double:
excellent condition.: gar: s65. he. 1851.
CONCORD. 780-- Double. 4 rms. gas, cleo.
gar. newly panereo: payeQ street. $3.50:
CHESTER, 81 Ss--s-room modern double
with garage: only $40. CHI 1873.
DETROIT. 245--Cottage, rms. gas. cleo.
sanitary toilet: paved St.: si3: gar. optnl,
DcRRAN. 627--D Double 8 rooms: gas. cleo.
gar. inside toilet; water pd.; clean; $50.
EDISON. zoos Modern, rooms. near
school, liberal dating. Ii. ao63.
EWING. Bathroom q double. an mod.
ern. but Eeth tub. good condition. s23.
ELDER. n. l34-Lower, duplex; rms, gas.
ele. inside toilet; ga: wa. pd. rede.: so.
FULTON. 732-S-room semi-mod. double:
near Real SILK; sia. II. 0ios.
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Business Announcements

Business Announcements
FEATHERS-Bought SOLD ana renovated
feather mattresses, pillows made TO order
Z. 2. Burke. 43l-433 Mass. Ave. Ri. $3.50
ELECTRIC wiring; anything electrical re-
paired reasonable; guaranteed. On. 5425.
AVOID RUSH-Have furnaces cleaned. re-
paired now. Vacuum method. Oh. HOS.
PLASTERING and patching. Call Oh. 7452
PAUL STRIEBECK. Still in business:
WILL BUILD 5-ROOM HOUSE ON YOUR
LOT FOR 800. CALL BE. 1851.
FURNACES Hand cleaned 81; good work.
Experts on repairs WILLIAMSON
HEATER Co. 946 w. New York. Ri 3456.
FURNACES REPAIRED = Cleaned tau
makesl. Thinning. roofing: reas. On. 4246.
BATH ROOM-ConfDlete. $50; plumbing
g. heating installed; reasonable. Ia. 4057.
CARPENTER REPAIR WORK-New and
old garage a speciality. DR.. 0744-J.
CABINET wk. repair wk.. remodelg., re-
roofing scrns. Scots. he. 5720: wa 2462-3
EXCAVATING-Cemen work; cinder haul
ing. I specialize in driveways. Be. Obs.
BONDED SEWER MANAGEMENT FUR
MACE: GEN. REPAIR. CHI. 2283-J. EVE.
RUGS cleaned. EXP. SIPS. Call for del.
10-dev special. Keemer Rug Co. CHI $685.
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Shipping clerk or cIericaI wor
Al reference. Ri. 8735. Ask for wolfe
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Storage and Transfer
Lost and Found

TYRE shaped Pin: set with PEARLS; letter
AxI1. Name Marguerite Warner. A IN
bottO,-i. Ir. SI6S.
STRAYED-Black. tan. female hound with
star on hind leg. Reward Be 1850.
LADy'S new suit. Telephone Office ThrrH-
day: owner needs badly: reward. Ia. o7z5.
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Legal Notices

You are hereby notified that the goods
which you have IN storage will be sold
on or before Aug. 30. 1880. John fru-
she'll. Mrs. Cox. L. G. Plaske. Harry
Ceiger. Mr.. Swarthout. Mr.. Cummings.
John Roberts, Lawrence Weaver Ruby
Evans. william Evans. xenia Sanders, c.
Mathis. Roy Sherman, Mary Brady.
Harold Cordell Mr.. Dillehay. Frances
Acton. Mrs. Stanley Conley. Rufus VIII
liams Mrs. Viola Stoneburner, walter
Mccain. Mrs. Mckinney. and Everett
Hambien.
". CLYDE MAY
TRANSFER & STORAGE co.
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DISTANT STATIONS
SATURDAY

KYW 1920. Chicago-Russo,s orchestra.
r.oiur, bia-Dixie Echoes to WF'BM.
WBRM -l77ol. Chicago-Aaronson's Com
manders.
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Death Notices

BELLIES. CLARK Widowed husband Of
Dale and Joseph Bellies ana Mabel Gar
rett. departed this life Thursday. Aug.
IL. age IS years. Funeral Saturday. Aug.
10. at residence. AIS Carvel Ave. ESQ
D. m. Burial Memorial park. Friends
invited. Funeral under direction Of
MOORE & KIRK.
NORTON. MRS. MARY BLEE-Of the
Winter apartments. passed away Sunday.
Aug. g. in Paris, France. Funeral Satur-
day. Aug Is. $50 a. m, at FINN BROS.
FUNERAL HOME, 1888 N. Meridian st.
Services IS. Peter and Paul cathedral
10 a. m. Friends invited.
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Help Wanted Female
Situations Wanted Female

wANTED-Attractive girl 10 work at golf
course. Reference required l549 W.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-28
LEVITT FINDING IS
 FILED IN COURT
Action Against Commission Moves Step Forward Today

- Hartford. Feb, @a Jr)-ProCes- ~= sor Albert Le,itts fight to remove
 tho state public utilities commission
 moved 8 step nlaror the state sn-
 promo court ol ,rrors today with the
 njnr Of his couutar-GudlnG 10 the
 attor.yy generals Hndng ot facts in
 tta" case.
 Iui1" Ncw.N Jennings. who ruled
 that tHa attorney general must take
 action araIr~t inc commission on
 I-ytra petition. Wlji Gi tha actual
 @lin- Either party may seek 10
 ,orrrr, 'u, fHI-.~ .udiu@. but luis
 rrocr5me is moi anticipated. -,.. -.Flln- Of Judge Jennings finding
 }aale5 irs way clear TOT an appeal 4. 10 tho supreme court O icrrors by the --~ attorney -,acralIt tha state's high r7' est tribunal uphods tho writ of '~r .nandamus issued by Judge Jennings a-aiasf Inc attorney general, that Of 5. fcial must institHr" action to re- -~' move th. ruIIin utilities commission =, from o6Jca on grounds Of materia! --s neglect of duN.
 .r'e Professor Levitt lased his original 're petition on alleged failure of the ~. commission 10 enforce tha grade r~ crossing removal statute Recently '-'- ae i1dlea'ad Ir would attack the = body for alleged failure 10 take ac- ,.- ton on 9 report of the Connocticut . power situation by d United States
 investigator, Turported to show the assets Of q Connecticut concern had t been padded.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-28
] DOL BII, G1NiI.

Had Enid stopcd to contemplate inc moral issues involved in the double game she was determined 10 play sine might have been shocked, oven appalled, at,thc metamorpho- s.-.
 lt had not been so long ago that she would have viewed such things as roprehensiblc.
 Now she did not eycn giva it q thouGht-her mind was too busy in planning il course of action 10 save her brother. What irony, Her brother | murdcrer-pursucd by the man she loved,
 Enid broke the silence that had followed Phil's startling tale.
 But you haven't got the Big Shot yct.' she observed judicially. You've never seen him and you don't even know what he looks like. You said you heard Batty Rose and q man called Skinny talking. Did they say where the Big Shot lived 2"
 IIe shook his head, "Oh, no; nothing near as good as that" he smiled. What they said may not amount to anything; just enough 10 give q rather hay clue to their game. The house cant answer questions, but it's landlord or it's owner can; and what with that, and running Batty Rose and Skin ny 10 earth, it won't take long to dig he Big Shot out of his hole.
 And then. on top of all that. there's you." He vas leaning to- ward her now. Perhaps you will be able 10 help, too. In fact, I'm sure you will. II couldn't he other- wIse--tor the way in which yon camo 10 know anything about that 1 house, and how you knew l WAS there, is bound 10 uncover some thing. Tell me all about it, Enid i It's your turn now"
 Yes. it was her turn now, She ! noistencd her lips, as she turned l her head and looked out Of tho window-thcy couldn't be very fal from her corner now.
 "There isn't anything l can tel < you" she said duly. i "But, Enid"-his voice hal grown instantly troubled and an.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-28
Five More Men Marked
 For Death by Gangsters

Atueboro, Mas, Feb, 2a lUP)- Charles Raymond Hacking. whose hfeless body was discovered by q roadside near the Rhode Island state line Tuesday night. was only one of six men marked for death by ProVi- dcnce rum rackctlors. police bcliev- cd today.
 Authorities said they had infor- nation indicating that Joseph Red Moran and four other men had beon scheduled br gInEland 10 meet the same fate that came 10 Hacking.
 Hacking was government in former and his pal. Moran, also has served in that capacity.
 Two notorious Rhode Island gang stcrs whose names were not djyulg"d were sought today in connection with inc murder of Hacking, who apparently had baou "lakcn for d ride"