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apartment. She thought that her
mother looked tired. Margaret Rog-
erS insisted she va not.
Its Just the heat" she explained.
Later Barney came to take Celia
for a drive.
es.T Mrs. Rogers nodded. you
young folks 20 alone. I'm going 10
read the newspaper.
But after they had gone she did
not read. She got out paper and pen
and ink. For a long time she stared
nc the blank sheet. Title DenniSons'
words rang in her ears: Suppose
something would happen"
Margaret Rogers began To write
rapidly
Ito Be Continued
Shortage OF anthracite next win
ter Is predicted BY "a New York coal
company executive. r
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Along Eliza beth

Along Elizabeth
Doc Osborne. talking about loot
ball says the Junior College ag-
gregation has a sweet team. and
hsould win and keep on winning
this year. Red" Irvine. coach
and Mrs. Irvine. the coach's coach
riding down the main stem IT,
G. Dodd. principal Of the high
school. standing in front OF the
high school building Walter I'm
derwoOd. former Brownsville col
lege student. nov an insurance
man. walking along the stem
Tuesday. Major r. "A. Wood. OF
Dallas. In Brownsville as consult
ant 10 city officials. in city Plan
ming and coming talking to city
manager z. "A. Rosenthal and
George Hillyer. city building in
spector who says that work on the
street signs is about completed
Tito" Vidaurri. in overalls.
working on a linotype machine
Tattle
Received a letter from Oscar G..
Dancy. Jr. today and he said that
when he stood up" with a local
couple who were married up in his
territory recently. his knees shook
worse than they did during his own
marriage also not SO far away.
He said Mrs. Dancy. nee Margaret
Anderson. was well and, he hoped,
happy.
Major n. w. Grow, Fort Brown.
said Tuesday that the soldiers we're
busy these days. with one thing and
another. Bv this We mean skirmish-
es. rifle and pistol practice. maneuv-
ers and things like that.
Major O. i. Holman. commanding
officer at Fort Brown. Is very busy
these days. making necessary plans
20 keep the men busy.
But even II the men are busy.
polo Is a big feature these days.
Traffic Officer r. Z. Sadler Is
a~nxiously awaiting the arrival or a
new speed wagon the county Is
furnishing him. w ~ said the new
automobile Is a Buick. one III the
big ones. and capable Of making
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over 100 M D h. officer Sadler says
no one Is going 70 get away from
him when he finally gets his new
car.
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TM NAN STEM
Intimate Glimpses Of the Valleys Alley

Along Elizabeth .. TattIe .-. About Several People You Might Or
Might Not Know .. And An Imaginative ConfAb Be
tween Rubio and Moody Jill. Very Imaginative.
The Washington times., 1930-12-11
Park TieIV Citizens
Rp-eLect y. 6. Cole

John s. Cole was reelected
president Of the Park View Citi-
zens Association at q meeting
last night in the Park View
School. J. w. Lambert was
chosen vice president; Fred s.
Walker, secretary, and H. H.
Moore, treasurer.
The association appropriated
$25 to buy books for the Farley
Memorial Library. Edward M.
Perkins, assistant deputy commits
sioner Of Boy Scouts, spoke.
The Washington times., 1930-12-11
WIDESPREAD DREAD
OF AFTERNOON zero
HOUR IS VANISHING
Workers Have Discovered That
Mid-afternoon Fatigue Can
Be Overcome by Eating
Sugar in Some Form

Not so long ago four o'clock
fatigue used to be endured and
dreaded by countless business peo-
pie. Not only was this exhaustion
a drain on the system, but it often
led to a falling OF in production,
or resulted in errors large and
small. The tired body and mind
simply could not keep ION the job"
Very recently, however, a simple
method has been discovered to over
come this fatigue. This is nothing
more than the use Of candy, ice
cream, cookies and sweetened
drinks which are accessible every
where. Equally effective is the
athletes cocktail"-a glass Of wa
ter sweetened with sugar.
It is the sugar in these sweet
foods and drinks that invigorates
the system. Few products digest
quicker chan sugar. AS it is di-
gested its energy is Immediately
ready for use. Think Of this as you
plan your meals, also during the
pressure Of daily work. Most foods
are more delicious and nourishinS
with sugar. The Sugar Institute,
The Washington times., 1930-12-11
TWO FINED S1O0
IN LIQUOR CASE

HYATTSvIrLE, Nd, Dec. IL.
Leon Duke and Sidney Cant, both
colored. were fined 800 each in
police court here yesterday for
the possession Of intoxicating
liquor. County Officers Cloyd
Reese and Ralph Brown raided
their premises and seized 10 half
gallons Of whisky.
A. y. Taillon. Of the 900 block
Of Massachusetts, Ave. N. f.. Wash
ington, was fined $25 for carry
ing q concealed weapon and 81
for disOrderly conduct by Judge
j. Chew Sheriff, in police court.
Taillon was arrested by Officer
George Wiseman last Saturday
after he is alleged to have been
diSorderly In a BladenSburg barbe-
cue stand. At the time q loaded
revolver was found on his person,
walter Davis, jr., Of Bladens'
burg, Md, was fined $50 for the
possession Of q haH-gallon Of
whisky. He was arrested by OF
ficers Reese and Brown.
The Washington times., 1930-12-11
STATE GROUP no DANCE

The Massachusetts, state So
ciety viii hold its second dance
Of the season Tuesday at the
Wardman Park Hotel at 9 p. m.
ADVERTISEMENT
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where they had been on a business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. "A. Walker and
son returned Friday from a few
weeks stay In the old home a.
Vernon, Texas.
Mrs. Lee Mckinney and daugh-
ters. Misses Isabel. Virginia and
Edna Lee left for their home i'll
San Antonio Sunday.
Word has been received from L
L. Tryon who IS enjoying q stay in
Saltillo. Mexico.
Mrs. George Speer and daughter
Miss Juanita left Sunday morning
for Kirbyville in East Texas. where
Miss Juanita will teach Home &c
onomy In the high school for the
ensuing school year. Mrs. Speer VIII
remain for sometime with her
daughter.
Mrs. Pritchard OF Chicago. Mrs
Schaleben Of Edinburg and Mrs. e
NJ. Grad of McAllen were visitors
OF Mrs. J. A. Card here last Sunday.
Mrs. Pritchard was az one time the
president Of the Valley Federated
clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. HerscheII Walline
are in Mission. visiting ~ the
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nephews. who have come to remain
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Braden are
in Houston this week.
Mrs. L. B. Ash. who has been
quite i'll. is somewhat better.
Mrs. Cross and daughters, Misses
Lou and Charlene Of Kingsville
spent a few days al the Rufus Mil
liken home this week.
Messrs. Ross Marcus. Johnny
Williamson and Tom Langham
spent tiR weekend at Point Isabel.
Miss Elzada Glover. principal and
popular teacher in the South Mis-
sion schools. has returned from her
summer vacation. and IS making
her home with DR.. and Mrs. A. L..
Brasher.
Lorenzo Shearer OF Neosho. Mo.
IS here visiting his nephews and
nieces. the w. r. Parrish and w.
j. Walker families.
Mrs. @. NJ. Abney this week IS
canvaSsing the city and school
patrons On a membership drive for
the Parent-Teacher Association.
Mrs. Lee Truitt and children re-
turned Sunday from a visit with
her relatives in Spartanburg, South
Carolina.
Mrs g. z. Cooley and her daugh-
ter Miss Vera. mother and sister
Of Mrs. Conan Il. Wood arrived
Saturday for a few days visit with
the Wood family here. They re-
turned again to Houston on Mon
dav evening.
Mrs. Owen Council left FRIDAY
for a two-months' stay in Calitor-
MIA. including Los Angeles and
other cities. She Will also spend
a while with her sister. Mrs Cross.
land. IN Fresno.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. RAYMOND am
Children returned last week from
a several weeks visit with Mrs
Raymond's parents and other rel
atives in Lake Andes. South Dakota
D. P. Lowe and Mr.. and Mrs. A
j. More were here from Progreso
last Sunday. stopping here on thei-
way home from Rio Grande CITY
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TWO HONOREES AT
BRIDGE AFFAIR

Complimenting her mother. Mrs
@. E. Cooley and her sister. Miss
Vera Cooley, of Houston. Mrs
Cinan It. Wood entertained in 4
delightful manner with several
tables Of bridge on Saturday after
noon. at her home on Dougherty
avenue.
Handsome floral decorations ad-
orned the large rooms. Mrs. o. w
Brown was high scorer. Miss Vera
Cooley low and gifts were present.
ed both honorees.
Mesdames N. r. Armstrong. w
t. Armstrong. T. Fl. Armstrong. ]
A. Gillette. d. @. Wood. S. M
Hargrove. J. S. Rodwell. VIM.
Drummond. Ray Goodwin. Willard
Ferguson. J. w. Legg. S. I. Hardin
w. 0. Brown. Misses Elva and
Marian Mcdonald composed the
personnel. beside the honorees and
hostess.
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~HOSTESSES
AT D-INNER-RRInGF

Mesdames w. R. Parrish and L
q. Plyler were hostesses at an eve
ming Of bridge on Thursday last at
the home Of the former.
Many different varieties Of flow
ers and blooms filled the home with
their fragrance A t-hree-course din
ner preceded the games. Mrs.
Harry Stewart and VIII Brown
scored high and Mrs. G. p. Wright
and DR.. T. r. Burnett low.
Those included in the compliment
we're Messrs. and Mesdames w. o
Brown. T. ~. Thies. 5. Il. Hardin
Dade Hester. H. H. Rankin. Harry
Stewart. T r. Burnett. s. M. Duff
fie. c. p. WRIGHT. the Messrs Ply
Ter and Parrish.
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home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. T. Walling. The couple is on
their way home TO Austin, having
gone TO Mexico City on their
honeymoon a couple Of weeks ago.
II. III. Leonard Of McAllen was in
Mission on business Monday.
Arthur Hayes. popular young
teacher, is back in Mission again
after having spent his vacation IN
another section Of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Rome. MI. and
Mrs. Herbert Melch and their sons.
were among the pleasure seekers
on the Gulf over the weekend.
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rolling. Captain and Mrs. Marion
/. Voorhis and Lieutenant and Mrs.
John II. Stodter were hosts to the
officers and ladies Of the post on
Wednesday evening at the Azteca
at an interesting dinner party. The
affair was quite informal.
L~ieutenants and Mrs. Stansbury
followed on Thursday evening with
four tables of bridge for a congenial
group at their quarters. A color
scheme Of pink was carried out in
the floral decorations and Access
series. The guests partook of an
appetizing dinner preceding the
bridge games.
Those present al the latter affair
were Col. and Mrs. Daniel Van
Vcorhis; Col. Corbishier: Capt. and
Mrs. Harry w. Mas: Captain and
Mrs. r. r. Maxwell; Lieutenant and
Mrs. Chas. v. Barnum: Lieutenant
and Mrs. Clyde Massey: Lieutenant
and Mrs. Stodter: and Captain and
Mrs. Clifford A. Eastwood.
A number OF other events are be-
ing arranged for the latter part
Of the week.
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Phone
Seven

ed. Later the birthday cake was
cut and served with the refresh
ments.
Master Johnnie's guests we're
Jack and Dorothy Carlisle. Rich
ard Terry, Jack Green. Vann, Eu-
gene and Mardele Allen, Loretta
jenkins. Frances Dawson, Mary
Jane and Dorothy Lee Howe.
MS H0wze's guests included
Mrs. Winnie Howe. grandmother
of the little celebrant. Mesdames
Eric Green. Ben Jenkins. Wallace
Allen, Fred Johnson and Miss
Frances Benson.
PICNIC Is PLAN
OF AUXILIARY
Mrs. j. ~. Pace presided AZ the
business meeting of the three circles
OF the woman's auxiliary or the
Presbyterian church ON Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. j. Schmitter
caring for the duties Of secretaries.
The auxiliary Is making plans FOR
a picnic 10 be held at the Fair
grounds at Harrington the last Tues
day in this month.
MRS. LENTZ
HOSTESS
The Baptist auxiliary held q
business and social meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Fleet Lentz. INs.
Paul Wann led the devotional.
The nominating committee pre-
sented the following names for or
ficers for the coming year. all OF
whom were unanimously elected.
Mrs. A. c. Cope was elected pre-
Sident: Mrs. Darius Swartz. vice
Continued on Page Seven)
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Mercedes
PARTY
v

Master Johnnie Howe celebrated
his second birthday on Tuesday af-
afternoon az the home Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Howe. in
Palm Heights Drive.
Balloons were given the little
folk and great fun was had on the
lawn where they frolicked and play
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Comings, Goings

Mr. and Mrs. John Henning Of
al Feria visited III Brownsville
Thursday. They recently returned
to the Valley from a three months
vacation
Miss Claire Key and brother,
Bailey left Friday by motor for
Rochester. N. Y. En- route they plan
to visit friends IN Carolina and
Washington. Mr.. Key expects TO re-
turn about Oct. !, while Miss Key
will remain in the east for the win
ter.
Miss Floy Goldsmith. OF Harlin-
gen, is spending a few days in OIL
mito with Miss Virginia Knight.
MIR. and Mrs. Claude Pearson and
children returned home Monday
after visiting Nj. Parsons par
entS in Phoenix
II. NJ. Peoples and his son, Clyde
Henry. left for their home in
Shawnee. Oklahoma. Tuesday after
visiting marry RECIPES III O4ul4bO.
DR.. c. S. Smith. OF San Marcos,
who came 10 the Valley TO speak
at the Cameron County Teachers
Institute last week. remained over
for a few days as the guest Of ". O.
Rasco IN Olmito.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Willbanks
spent Monday at Port Isabel.
49, Jeanelle Willis has returned
from Edinburg. where shI has been
the guest Of Misses Ruth and Mary
Slack for several DAYS.
Miss Edith Mckee. OF Fl Jardln,
has been visiting IN the z. c. San
born home a few DAYS this week.
Miss Bobby Head. OF Harrington.
has come 70 Olmito 70 take up her
duties IN the schools there.
Miss Anastacia Bray. Of Olmito. is
in Brownsville to teach in the
schools here.
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Friendly Class
ENJOYS Picnic

A swim and picnic was the pleas
ant hospitality enjoyed BY the
Eiendly class Of the Central Chris
tian church at the home Of Mrs.
Dale Personnette at her home IN e
Jardin Wednesday evening.
Those present for the occasion
were Messieurs and Mesdames Geo.
+. Dennis. j. T. Laird, F. r. Fallin,
J.. S. Cuthberson, j. r. Ferguson;
Miss Mamie Bourne; Mrs. r. Z.
Bray, and a number OF children.
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TRIED
UMEROUS
REMEDIES
Expresses Appreciation to
Kellogg Company for Relief

@@m-@@@
IL you are troubled with consti-
patton. this letter from Mr.. John
j. Mulligan, 500 So. Cicero Avenue.
Chicago, Ill, will interest you:
This is simply q letter OF apprc-
citation for the wonderful results
have obtained through the use OF
kellogg's ALL-BRAN.
For years, in fact ever since my
return from France. / have been
troubled with constipation and its
companion ills. / tried numerous
remedies in vain. Finally in des-
perntion, not wishing to be n slave
70 laxatives all my life, I turned to
kellogg's ALL-BRAN. The results
were remarkable and quick-in fact
the next day lonE-hopcd-for relief
became u happy reality"
The Kellogg Company has re
ceived thousands of similar letters
in praise Of ALL-BRAN, the prod
uct that is positively guaranteed to
relieve both temporary and recur-
ring constipation.
1t also adds needed iron.
Eat Kellogg's ALL-BRAN with
milk or cream -. in soups, salads
and fruit juices -. in cooked foods
and hot breads. Your grocer has
ALL-BRAN in the red-and-greer
package. Served everywhere. Made
by Kellogg IN Battle Creek.
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Mission
DANCE H0NORS
TED NIFIDEN. Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Melden en-
tertained with a dance Thursday
night al their home on Sharyland.
in honor of the birthday q their
son Ted. Jr.
The hostess served punch through
out the evening and at a late hour
the guests we're invited into the
dining room where they cut the
birthday -cake.
The guests we're Vivian Meador
Elizabeth Miller. Helen Eppright.
EuEenia Eppright. Florella Salter.
Margerite Daniels. Dora Flogstad
EVELYN Tanner. Melrose Stops.
Betty Melden. T. 3. Waite. IT..
Beryl Murphy j. p. Devald. Mel
rose Stops. Betty Melden. T. B,
Waite. Jr.. j. p. Dewald. Jr.. Ar
thur Volz. Edward Oppenheimer.
Jr.. Jack Miller. Edwin Miller. Billy
Duncan. Dwight Bellamy. Cecil
Epprigh-. David Wood. Herbert
Hass. Charles Nelden. Ted and
Virgil Atkinson OF New Brauntels
and the honor guest.
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EIRS.
FNTERTATNS

Mrs A. a. Bentsen was hostess
% the 5lusbonnet Bridge club Tues
day. with a Unreliable personnel
Mrs Talcott was high score hold
CIR and Mrs. Thorpe loT. Out OF
club guests were the MeSdameS
Alton Ben-sen and Coulter.
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Many Social Euents
= Fill Post Calendar

Doldrums Of the between-season period have not affected Fort Brown;
rather, a number Of social affairs the latter part Of this week are giving
it an atmosphere almost Of mid winter activity.
The buffet luncheon given by COL and Mrs. Daniel Van voorhis on
Monday for Gen. I. E. Booth, visiting staff officer. started the BALI
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80 ~
+4.& sAA& -
TWO

HoAoring Miss Helen Melch. re-
Gently returned from California.
and Miss Cora Whitley. Mrs. A. l..
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INITIAL MEETING
OF CLUB YEAR

The opening meeting OF the Wo-
mems Tuesday club year took the
form Of a four course luncheon at
the home OF the president, Mrs. J.
G. Decker. Clever manner. based on
the roll call topics. provided mirth
as the guests seated themselves and
the favors OF pink rose buds. which
IS the club flower. dressed the del
icious desert. Mrs. Abel Brown was
the only member who missed the
meeting.
After a pleasant interval the
club convened in business session,
the outstanding feature of which
a brief but beautiful inspiring
message by the presiding officer.
The study course for the year Is
The Short Story" Mrs. Hester.
who led the meeting Tuesday. de-
fined the short story. briefly out
lined its development and class
flied its forms. Three examples
were then presented. The first was
the Book OF Ruth by Mrs. Upright
with its story of piety and devotion
couched in such beautiful language
Mrs. Duffie presented Bacassios
Griselda and Mrs. D. c. Decke.
gave a brief review Of Cupid and
Psyche.
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SCOUT TROOP
MEETS

10y Scout Troop No. ) held thei
s.rA Council Ring Ceremony FRIDAY
night ct the home OF their Scou,
Master. w 3. Mc5hane at the
river. The troops from Mission at
tended. also many other visitors. II
was a very impressive ceremony
with appropriate speeches BY some
= the business men who take active
interest in the BOY Scout activities
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CLUB AND GUESTS


Mrs. ChaS P. Wright was hostess
70 the Tuesday bridge club mem
bership at her home this week
with two tables Of players p~artfcip-
ating.
Miss Lucille Jeffries. Mrs. I ]
Wright and Mrs. Perry Wright we're
cut Of club guests. Mrs. w. o
Brown vas high scorer and a gift
was presented to each honoree.
PERSONALS
r. A. Sandlin and Mrs. Sandlin
have returned from their trip to
Florida. and are AT home in the
Mrs. Rother house on Dunlap ave-
nue.. They were accompanied BY two
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Brasher entertained at a dinner
Saturday evening at her home on
Dougherty avenue.
Other guests beside the honorees
included Miss Sunshine Garrison,
Charles Thomas Decker, DR.. T..
Brasher and Ray BraSher, sons OF
the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-23
MASTER MINDS OF SCIENCE
SEEK TO SETTLE BABY TANGLE

CHICAGO, July %. W.H-lt was
up to eight master minds of sci
cnce today to settle once and for
all the parentage of babies Bam-
berger and Watkins.
The verdict of the scientists,
which will clear up scientifically
at any rate, whether Mr.. and Mrs.
William Watkins and Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Bamberger will have to
trade babies three weeks after
birth, probably win be delayed un-
til tomorrow, ii appeared today as
the "iury" still pondered over data
obtained in a day of examinations,
At least one of the scientists as
signed to solve the puzzle was of
the opinion that the infants were
mixed at the hospital and that the
Bambcrgers have the Watkins baby
and the Watkins the Bambergers'
baby.
Whatever the verdict, the two
babies were in fair way of getting
enough sleep for the first time
since Watkins found the name
"Bamberger" a week ago on the
adhesive label stuck to the baby his
wife brought home from the hos
pital. The discovery meant misery
for both parents and progeny.
Lying ON tables i'll the private
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-23
GAMBLING INTERESTS BLAM E d
FOR DETROIT ATTORNEYS DEATH

fellow workers in the radio station
he feared he was q masked man.
He had secured a permit t. carry Il
revolver because he thought his lie
was in jeopardy.
Paul Buckley, brother of the 81
year-old attorney, said the family
had begged Buckley to stop his at
tacks on the BowlcS administration.
The entire police force was put TO
work on the ease. and Governor
Fred Green ordered Oscar G. Olan-
der, state commissioner of public
safety, to send every available
state police officer in southern
Michigan to Detroit to aid.
In urging the recall of Bowlcs,
Buckley declared that Norman
Smith, convicted bootlegger and
reputcd political aide of Bowles,
came to him with a demand to "lay
OFF, the gambling-vice crusade.
The most recent known attempt
to ''get to- the commentator was
revealed today by a Detroit news
reporter. who said that last Sunday
Buckley had told him that he had
been offered $4,000 to $4,000 to
devote his broadcasting period to
the cause of the anti-reeall forces.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-23

DETROIT, July %. WP-Evcry
law enforcement agency in Micni'
Gan was concentrated in Detroit to-
dav in an effort OF solve the murder
of Gerald w. Buckley, attorney and
radio commentator ON civic atfailS.
Police advanced the theory that
Buckley was the victim Of powerful
gambling interests against which
he had waged an incessant cam
paign.
lie was shot to death in the La
Sale hotel early today, two hours
after he had broadcast over sta
tion WMBC the results of the re-
cali election on Mayor Charles
Bowles. Buckley had favored
Bowlcs' recall, charging he was al
lied with underworld characters.
Three men walked into the hotel
lobby where Buckley was seated in
chair, reading newspaper. With
out a word, they formed n semi
circle about him and began filing,
Eleven slugs hit him. The men then
dashed out side entrance ana
drove away in an automobile.
Buckley recently had received
threatening letters, and had told
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-23
SHOWERS RELIEVE
SEAB0ARD STATES

NEW YORK, July %. WP-Thc
summers worst heat wave swept
through the lower Atlantic states
today on the last stage of its five
day journey across the eastern half
Of the nation.
Thundershowers finally brought
relief to much of the territory along
the scaboard where the temperatures
ran into three figures and scores
Of deaths occurred daily during the
siege of hot weather.
New alarm was felt, however, in
the middle west as government
forccasters predicted new rise >of
the mercury today in the Great
Lakes and Ohio Valley regions.
Deaths by heat and drowning dur
ing the first four days of the heat
wave totallcd POI, according to
survey by the United Press, and yes
terdav's fatalities are believed to
have increased this figure to almost
800.
Nineteen additional death were
recorded in New York City alone.
One, that of Mrs. Marianne Venni-
casa, occurred when cyclonic winds
caused by the heat demolished her
home in New Brunswick, \. j.