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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27
tt---o Has Good
Thanks Tilt

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-DPi-Ch II
g a 2 0 football fans. $1,000 or more
o. them. turned on today for the
city's first Thanksgivirg Day game
between majCr teams iii p wears.
as Oregon State College and West
Virginia came TO Soldier field to
clay for charity.
TIE contest was the first OF a
l0-year series staged bv Chl-a70
ShrirerS for the benefit or their
crippled Childrens' hospital. Bit
terly cold weather spoiled attend
ance anticipations somewhat. but
around Sl25.C00 was exepcted 10 be
realized for the fund.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27
CHI C0NVICTS
ANOTHER ENEMY
Beer Gang Gunman Is Given
Thirty Year Term In
Penitentiary

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-lP-Author-
tiles behind Chicago's drive against
public enemies. scored again
this time by sending back to the
penitentiary for 30 years. James
Fur) Sammons. beer gang gun
man, who has been at odds with
the law for more than thirty years.
With little ceremony. the grazing
gangster was returned to the PEN
itentiary at Joliet yesterday. thus
becoming the second public
enemy" to be put behind state
prison bars. AT Joliet Sammons
joined George (Red) Barker. ano-
ther public enemy" and alleged
labor union ~racketeer. recently
committed. Sammons. like Barker.
was sent back TO prison as a
parole violator.
Arraigned before Chief Justice
John p. McGoorty OF Criminal
Court. following a ruling by At
torney General Oscar E. Carlstrom
that his parole OH a murder charge
In 1928 was illegal, Summons made
a futile plea on his own behalf and
then was quickly hustled away to
Joliet. At one time he was under
sentence Of death for killing Pat
rick Barrett, a saloonkeeper in
1903. but the penlaty was commut-
ed to so years sentence. and Carls-
from ruled the parole law did not
apply to committed sentences.
Sammons became the ninth OF
the % public enemies named BY
the Chicago crime commission
removed. temporarily az least. from
Illegal business. Two. Jack Zuta and
Joe Aiello. were killed by ~gangland
bullets. The others were Summons
fellow prisoner. Barker: Willie
Niemoth. held in Maryland for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27
Railway Company
Plans Booster Day
Especial to The Herald

HARLINGEN. Nov. 27.-Employes
OF the railroad are planning 70 put
over Missouri Pacific Booster Day
in a big way at the Valley Mid
Winter Fair Saturday. according
to Grover Brown who is in charge
of arrangements.
A special train bearing employees
and the Missouri Pacific Booster
Band will arrive in the morning
from Kingsville and IL II planned
Ia stace a parade from the station
to the Fair Grounds.
An entertainment program 70
which the public is invited. will be
had in the auditorium. Mr. Brown
stated. There will be a concert by
the Booster Band. by the Harlirgsf'
high school glee club. Missouri
Pacific quartet and other numbers
including.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27

Harlingen boys are on the all-state
band which is playing for the teach
ers. The boys are Gottlieb Schmoker.
trombonist; Orville Huntley. corn
etist; Harold C~rossett. c%larinetist;
and Edgar La Turno. bassonist. IL
i5 believed that Harrington has the
largest representation of any school
in the state.
Joe Lyday, director OF the high
school band. has been named as a
counsellor to the all-state band and
is in Houston for the convention
Supt. Paul Phipps left for Hous-
ton Wednesday night.
Mrs. j. ID. Cough. South Ward
School principal. left for the con-
vention city earlier III the week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27
one Cdlen tar

BROWNSVILLE
Capitol-"The Big Trail: John
Wayne and Marguerite Church
III.
Dittmann-"Melody Man: VIII
liam Collier and Alice Day.
Queen-"Dough Boys; Buster
Keaton.
HARLINGEN-
Arcadia-"Only Saps work:
Richard Arlen. Mary Brian
and Leon Enrol.
Rialto-"Hell's Island: Jack Holt
and Ralph Graves.
McALLEN-
PaIace-"W Eddie
Kantor.
Queen-"Dixiana"; Bebe Daniels.
MERCEDES
Capitol-"w hoopee': Eddie
Cantor.
MISSION
Mission Theater-"A Devil With
Women: Victor McLoglan. v
SAN BENITO-
Rivoli-"Sunny": Marilyn Miller.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27
Dead Pins

A team of San BenitO five-Din
towlers defeated a Brownsville five
here wednesday night by a total
Of rs pins in three Games. the
scores being 2.494 to PATS. The San
Benitans averaged 1916 per man
while the Brownsville average
was 1885.
Bancroft Bowman OF the Browns
vile team ran high single score
marking u 2 257 III tNa c0anir-
encounter. Dunnmam az San Barito
had high for three games. rollin~
2of 1877 and 212.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27
Harlingen Teachers
At Houston Meeting
Especial ID The Hera ~

ISDecIaT a The Hera.d l
HARLINGEN. Nov. 27.-Harlin-
gen IS represented in a prominent
way at the Texas State Teachers
Association convention now being
held in Houston.
Not only are members OF the
local staff in attendance but four
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27
FOR SALE

Largest and Oldest established
ready-to-wear store in Wichita
Falls, corner location, so foot
front in best women's wear
block. cheapest rental in city.
S35 900 stock and Grand Rapids
fixtures. Will take Valley land as
part payment. Owner must leave
Wichita Falls account bronchial
asthma. Write Box I-252, care
this paper. 1-252
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27

robbery: Jack Guzik and Ralph
Capone. convicted OF income tax
law violations: Jack White. nov
held pending trial for Staying n
policeman: and Dan Stanton. who
Is held for removal 10 Wisconsin
for trial as Zuta's slayer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27
SELLING HIMSELF

He was a clerk in a big depart
ment store and was proposing to the
light Of his ewes.
Remember" he said. this is the
.ast day Of this astounding offer N
-Tit-Bits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27

GERMANY viii hold i-s annual
automobile show in February in
Berlin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27

2:oo-2:3o-Studio program OF Spanish and Mexican selections.
:3G-3:O0-"Old-T Timers Club"
3:00-3:O3-Weather and river forecasts.
3:03-3:l5-Program of popular music.
3:l5-3:20-News from the Publix theatres
3~:20-3:30-Popuar music.
3:30-3:35-National Protective Association Co. talk.
:35-4:oO-Seections from musical comedy and light opera.
4:00-4:l5-News flashes from The Brownsville Herald.
4:15-4:59-Popuar music.
4:59-5:00-Time service by the Dairy Products Co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27

County expenses IN Goodhue
county, Mimi, have increased 700
percent in the last % years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27
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The Brownsville Herald Radio Station
TOday'S Radio Features
KWWG PROGRAM. THURSDAY EVENING
II 1860
KnocycIes
of popular music.

6:00-6:l5-Program of popular music.
6:15-6:30-Program of the Union Mutual Life Co. OF Iowa.
6:30-6:32-El Cotez Cafe announcement.
6:32-6:45-Dinner concert
6:45-6:47-RampoS Radio Service.
6:47-6:59-Dinner concert, continued.
6:59-700-Time service through courtesy of the Dairy Products Co
7:O0-7:30-Studo program Of popular music.
7:30-8:00-Studio program of variety selections.
8:30-9:O0-Request program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27
KwwG PROGRAM o FRIDAY MORNING

10:00-10 :30-The Ford dealers o. the Valley present an organ recital BY
remote control from the Capitol, Paul Kennard at the
Kigen Organ.
10:3O-11 :00-Studio program OF semi-Casdcal music.
11:00-11 :03-Multvider Manufacturing Co. announcement.
11:03-11:15-Studio program Of popular selections
11:15-11:1T-Time service by the Aldridge-Kimmen Co.
1l:l7-ll:25-Popular music continued.
11:25-1l :29-Announcement of the Kalo Co Of Quincy, Illinois.
11:2s-l1 :45-The Edison Shop presents Gus" the worlds worst
pianist.
II: 4 IL :46-Time service through courtesy Of the Dairy Products Co.
11:46-l1:55-Popular program continued.
misunderstanding and river forecast.
11:59-12:e0-Tine service through courtesy Of Star Pharmacy, McAnen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-27
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER aY
4s4a=WEAEN New York-sso (NRc Chsirl

(Bv The Associated PressJ
Programs IN Central Standard Time F. n. unless ofAer7iss indicated.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-19
POLISH PAR0CHIAL
CLASS GRADUATION
Glass to Receive Diplomas at
Sacred Heart Totals 81

FIfty-one students of the eighth
grade of the Sacred Heart school
will be graduated from that insti-
tuition on June % and in commune
ton with the commencement exer-
oises an entertainment will be given
b. children of the school.
The class is composed Of u girls
and "A boys, who have chosen
Light and Truth" for the class
motto and nile green ana old ros.
for class colors
The list Of graduates follows:
John Anls1ko stanislas Cis&.
Francis Czarnlecki. Joseph DomiIa1.
CasirtIr Feszler. stanislas Giedzin-
ski, John Hajko~ski. Ladisla5
Januszewski. Joseph Kondracki. Jo-
seph konickl. Francis koualczvk.
Thaddeus ksiazek. Alexander kacz-
narczyk. Joseph Nlklosz. Leo Par
ia, Ladlslas Plocharczvk joseph
stachelek, Joseph RadzIewicz. Leo
Suwinski, Alexander Tonaszewski
Louis Trzynshi, Stanislas Waszkic-
"icz. stanislas zurek. stanislas Ia
patEa, Catherine Babula. Sophia
Hlazko' sabina Czak. Hedwig Dlugo-
lenska, Sophia Dzioba. Cecilia DIE
EEK, Pauline Golasz Cecilia GwI7z-
d., Josephiae Kabinska. Tcr-si
Iowalczyk, Mary Wovalc,yk. Mary
howaleWska, sophia Krenska. Nary
Maciora, Genevieve NonEiewicz.
Helen Pawelczyk, Lucy Sarul. ata--
1slas samul, Lucy skotntcka Anna
SokolowsHa. Helen Szuhzda. Mar
WalicEa. Fel=1 Was. Anastasia "a
patEa. Genevleve ZebrowsEa ard
etephania ZyjewsEa
New Britain herald., 1930-06-19

Arcade-advt.
Probation Officers Edward C..
Connolly and Miss Ruth E. Eri.toll
attended the annual meeting Of tho
Connecticut Probation Officers as
ISOLATION a. the state farm for Torl-
en- az Mantle today. The election
of officers for the ensuing term was
scheduled and other business was
planned
The police are investigating a re
port by Alfred Nanasse that his pool
room at - Beaver street was enter
sd last night and SIS taken, besides
4 number Of packages Of cigarettes.
Chester Muter notified the police
today that two girls dropped a bun
die Of wearing apparel on his moth
ers property on New!ngton avenue.
Compliant has been made 10 Off
Ger Delbert Velev OF the noise mad"
~ trucknen delivering groceries to
store near Broad and Burritt
streets between 8 and O'Clock in
the morning
New Britain herald., 1930-06-19

elk, Minnie Rita Mehlmouer, Anna
Mary Monitto.
William T McGrath. William T.
NcInerney. James J O'Brien, Mary
Barbara oDay. George Cream Pa
terson, William Francis Peterson,
Robert F. Quinn, Julia Z Feberio.
Arnando A. Ficsne, William Fran
CHS Robinson. Victor NJ Pogala,
Elizabeth Mary Eose
Joseph George Fossia La Tearn
Mary Ryan. Edward Joseph saladIn.
Cecilia Mary savio, william joseph
sara. Salvatore n Scallse. Narga-
ret Betnadette Scheyd. Mary Edna
sheehy. Earl Thomas Shine. George
Peter simons. Edward Fobcrs
Smith
Jeanette la sorrentino, Mar
Magdaleen Earhol Walter JOSEPH
Valentine, Joseph James Vertzlano,
alph Nicholas Vozella Norman VI.
Warner, Marion Patricia Wells.
Margaret Eleanor Wiehr Hovar !
Edward Williams, Marceline kath-
crime woods
New Britain herald., 1930-06-19
@ WILL GRADUATE
FROM ST. NARY'S
Exercises 70 Be Held Sunday
Afternoon IN Church

GraduatIon exercises for tte class
G. 1880 Of s. Nary's Parochial
school will take place in St. Nary's
church next Sunday afternoon. At
$50 o'clock. \ to-2. Of - girls and
boys are in tie class.
The program Of exercises will he
az follows.
Procass!onal Triumph March.
Preston Ware Oren, Crran!at John
]. Cream at the organ,
When From Col 5 High Throne
DIVINE" hymn BY G Mueller. to be-
sung by graduating class.
sArraon-Fev. Thomas J. Lawlor.
principal Of s. Mary's school
All FOR Thee. o Heart Of Jesus, -
f 5 H. Eraduatirg class
Corterrlrg Of diplomas and schol-
a-sh!p awards. F=v Mathew J.
Traynoc pastor OF s. Marys church.
Address TO graduates, Father
Solemn Benedict!on
Hymn Adore t. 0 Panls Coa,-
lee Sung IN Louvain, Ee.GIunlJ ,
graduating class
At Of tons4crar,on. graduating
1aa,una Ergo. No. :. A. H.
Eoseple, $ Mary's choir
Beted!ctIoa Of tt= Most Blessed
Sacrament
DIVINE Praises to Re- rscttad by
class
New Britain herald., 1930-06-19
MAYOR QUIGLEY HAS
HORDEUN JUBATUN
Gets L From William R0Ssber5
Cannot Be Controlled

When Mavor George A. cu!sI-y
appeared a. his office this morning
he found MS desk otnaneatAd by a
large and attractive touquzt Of
horteun Jutdturr. The toutuet sis
a large glass vase 70 overaorI1g
and vas the source Of much com
nlent ard MANY sightseers from 9th
e. parts Of city hall during the
forenoon
Eordeun jutatun1 Is 4 pLarr.
While very rars II his sectio- i
is native 10 Cortecticut and soma
times grows Wild. rs common NAM
according 10 William 3. FossberE IS
squirrel tail grass Mr.. FossbAr-
Who is acknowledged as the citys
New Britain herald., 1930-06-19
sage on his experiences in SWe
last summer.
Building Permits Issued

Oscar Anderson, superintendent of
public works. today issued building
permits 10 the following:
To Ehsee Aubet of Henderson
street TO erect a one-car garage for
George LausIer Of 152 Concord
street at that address at an estI-
mated cost Of $500
To John Helrann Of 149 Burling-
ton avenue to reroof his house at an
estimated cost of $50
7 H, W. Lauterbach Of Stafford
avenue 10 alter a house for Ernest
H Anderson of Church avenue on
that avenue at an estimated cost of
$500.
TO Z. G. Waterhouse Of Allen
street to erect a tTo-car garage for
himself At y Allen street at an ,stI-
mated cost Of $500
10 thA Rex Roofing CO. Of Broad
street to reroot houses for thu fol
loving persons: For A Segla at 423
Pine street at an estimated cost OF
$50 for Mrs 4. G. Nearing at 30
Woodland street a. ar estimated cost
Of $40; for J. Bonetta at 70 Race
street star ez+lr17+ed COS, Of 500.
To Mario r,alAniAn,.Ei Of Al Mel
rose street TO erect = small porch for
herself at that address at an esti-
mated cost of $75
To Arthur Belanger Of Atkins
avenue to re-roof A nous and re-
build a SIDE porch for John Coffev
Jr.. At Grove and walnut streets at
an estimated cost Of $3.50.
Eric Anderson
Funeral services for Eric and4r-
son. ~. OF 1l5 Brook street. Forest
VILE. Who died at his home TUESDAY
afternoon following 2 long illness
WI! be held az his late home at :
New Britain herald., 1930-06-19

charge OF arrangements and is being
assisted by Mrs. W. WILDER and Mrs,
Corning.
Bridge and whist will be played.
There Will b. plenty Of tables for
al Who wish to participate IN the
games. Pres Will be awarded IN :
winners. cake and punch Will be
served Play Will start at $50
o'clock, the public beng cordially
invited
Continuing Investigation
County Detective Edward J.
Hickey has taken over full charge
o. the Investigation Of the break az
the Plalnvill= High school early yes
terday morning when robbers at
tempted 10 crack open two safes H
ouestIoned two high school girls yes
terday Who reported seeing strange
men IN The vicinity Of the school
Tuesday evening during the class
night exercls=s
!. ras discovered that the axe
chls=ls, and other tools used by thu
SAFE crackers vera "a ken from con
o. - SoD 10 az !-.= :. 9I!-o,,-
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49, ."- 49, 1O--'-s"li ~ ~ -
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--s ne IooIs s-s.rIday' Dl7o--y~
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New Britain herald., 1930-06-19

awarded special prizes for scholar
ship ard special studies. The win
ners are as follows:
Christian Doctrine. IS in gold:
Robert Emmett Erickson and Jam es
Donald MaIoney
Scholarship IS i, gold: Robert
Emmett Erickson and James Don
aid Maloney.
Premiums for Christian doctrine
Eleanor Mary Bergeron, Rose Ger
trude Flood, Mary Barbara ODay,
Robert Emmett Quinn, Marion Pa
tricIa wells. and Marceline Rather
me Woods.
Premiums for scholarship: Flea
nor Mary Bergeron, Nary Madeline
kallnowskl, Anne Mae Matascik,
William Thomas McInerney, Marion
Patricia Wells and Margaret Eleanor
Wlehn.
Honorable mention: Christian doc
tr.ne, Mary Margaret AAern. Helen
Marie Dorohue. Eileen Veronica
Flynn. Frances Elizabeth Kelly,
MIME Fra MehIrouer and Cecilia
Mary sagvlo
Honorable mention, scholarship:
Margaret Anna Matasclk. Minnie
Flta Nehlnouer, Anna Mary Mon
ITO, Mary Barbara O'Day William
Francis Peterson and Julia Eliza
teth Feberio.
The officers OF tire graduating
class are IS follows. President vii
liam Joseph Hesllr; vice president,
Minnie F2lta Nehlrouer; secretary,
Mare Blanche Cote ara treasurer,
Fobert Emmett Erickson.
The class motto IS LOYAL and
Grateful. All Through Life Faith
tgl'
List Of Graduates
The menb=-s Of the graduating
class arr as follows
Narv Margaret Alarm Margaret
ElAraor Ardruss James Thona:
A1dr!ni. Robert Theodore AyboUr
William Adolph ASA, George Joha
Ealoga Leta Mary BarUtf. Male
~ ~ ,a.!o- nay
zeFoA. -'-.te'e3 "
o1Cc-' --'S--uIlY |oS3p" H4'i+,'1
go 800 80
S-S'!-.o JosePH Sss0H', u
" aE-@ b-as.1!ls-'7' - -!
Lorr-S. Joha Joseph Yarn -,
" 7s5aE-r ana NJ -
ZONES tH1f-o"' Jo'-H --'S -.
coEan' Marie b.aHC!.e Cole' a an
New Britain herald., 1930-06-19
Bone Dry Party viii
Organize in Canada

Vancouver, B. c.. June - Dp-
The bone dry Canada political!
party has entered the fedora;
election Campaign IN the Burrard
Riding Of Vancouver with f. c.
Appleby as il candidate.
The party demands that the
manufacture, expectation. inpor-
tation, transportation. sale or pos
session of any or all alcoholic Ii
quors be made public crimes and
prohibited.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-19

authority on botany, found the grass
growing near the railroad station in
Berlin and picked bouquet for the
mayor.
The grass is Of fine texture ami
gets IT'S name from the fact that II
Is bushy and fluffy like a squirrels
tail
Hordeuno Jubatuna is member ii
the barley family Mr.. Fossberg ey-
plains, and Is a sort Of second cou-
sin. twice removed ard CONTROLLED
only with great difficulty Of the
genus Of the Wild barley
New Britain herald., 1930-06-19
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New Britain herald., 1930-06-19
BALDWIN REFUSES
TO AID PREMIER
Conservative Turns Down Un-
employment Plea

London, June - lFg - Former
Premier Stanley BALDWIN. constrva-
tive, vas understood today to have
refused to col!aborate With the labor
government IN a conference to seek
a solution TO BrItaIn's critical unem-
ploynert problem.
IN 4. conference with his advisers
It was sad, Ms BALDWIN stated that
conservative aoster-lon from the
conference Of the three party lead
ers prcLosed ty Prime Minister
Ramsay Macdonald would nor IRE
vent the government. with liberal
help, from INTRODUCING In-o the com
mons needed unena ployn1ent Ierisla-
ton.
Acceptance Of the prime ministers
Request for three party collaboration
in solving the crisis had already been
made by DAVID Lloyd George, SPEAK
ing for the liberals
LLOYD Georges Reply
M. Lloyd George replied directly
after conclusion Of Nh MacDonaIds
speech IN the commons proposing
the three-party conference 70 this
end, expressing a hope that way
would b. found to reduce the num-
Der Of the nAarly 2,006.0i0 lobl=ss.
The CONSERVATIVE attltude IS that
the present government is lntapab!e
OF dealing with the uner rlovr, ent
problem and there is resentment al
New Britain herald., 1930-06-19


convention Of the Atlantic district Of
the Evangelical Lutheran synod Of
Missouri Ohio ard other states
which will be held at the local
Evangelical Lutheran Emmanuel
church. at West and Meadow streets.
from Monday TO Friday. June g to
p. Included IN the list Of visitors ex-
pected will b. more than 100 pas
tors, lay delegates and parochlal
school teachers. Rev. H. Birkner D
D. Of Brooklne. Mass. president Of
the atlantic district. will preside at
al meetings during the convention.
Tie greater number Of guests Will
r4 sheltered in homes Of members
o. the Lutheran corgreg cation. The
committee on arra-z.r1ents of
which Rev Georc= J. Never. pastor
Of the local church, u chairman,
announces that with but few ex-
cep-ions all have bHen provided for
Mrs George ]. NavAr IL ii charg= Of
a group OF LADY parishioners who
will serve dinner to the guests in the
Lutheran school basement
FAv. I. FuA-h-ingar. y n, Of
coacord,a Theological SEMINAR St
Louis No. professor Of Oh tes+a-
r1rnt ;ntrodurrion and Interpretation
will bA the official representative Of
the general president. Fey. F. Pto-
reahauer. D. . Of Chicago. Fev.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-19
FINkELsTElN COMING EAST

JACK FinHelstein OF Chicago a
former resident OF this CIV where
he vas al one time assistant man
4 ger Of Fox's theater, Will arrive II
this city sunday night TO visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fink
elstAin Of IS Willow street. He Is
now manager Of one Of Fox's lars-
est theaters in Chicago Since he
left this city several years go he
has heen ENJOYING unusual success
in theatrical management