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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07
AIRMAIL LINES
LION SUBJECT
Postmaster Points Out Need
OF New Federal
Building

Importance Of airmail lines to
Brownsville was brought out by
Postmaster Wilbur bennett in a talk
before the Lions club Tuesday. A
total Of 4 1852 pounds OF airmail
passed through the post office here
between the opening OF the lines on
March g.. 1929 and Dec. 81.
He reminded the club Of the open
inging Of another extension Of the
Mexican aviation company lines 70
San Salvador and Honduras. Con-
siderable mail from South America
will be picked up when the lines
connect with the Pan-Amer1can
lines, and will be brought 70 Browns
vile on the return trip. A rate OF
Is cents for the first one-half ounce.
and fifteen cents for each addition
al ounce will be charged, as agains.
five cents for the first ounce, and
ten cents for each additional ounce
TO Mexico and Canada.
Figures cited by bennett showed
2O.677 pounds OF airmail despatch
ed 10 Mexico City since the opening
OF the line: 1880 pounds were des-
patched to Dallas and other north
ern points. Since the opening OF
the line to Guatemala Sept. 81 UP To
Dec. 81. 943 pounds OF mail have
been sent out from here. bennett
also mentioned that while the line
between Matamoros and Mazatlan Is
not a United States line, q large
portion Of this mail IS handled
through the local office.
bennett told Of the difficulties
encountered in handling the heavy
Christmas mail in the limited ia
cilIties available in the present post
office and reiterated that Browns
vile needs a new federal build
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SHARY HURT

Listed among the many accidents
or Yesterday and today Il that az
John Shary well known Valley bust
ness man. who was painfully in
iured when he fell down the stairs
or his home yesterday morning.
Mr.. Shary In some -iinexplainahle
manner tripped and in the fall suf-
fered injuries To his back and side.
He was waited upon BY Or. r. r.
Burnett. who pronounced his in
juries painful but not serious. lie
Is confined TO his bed.
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Matamoros &C.
Installs New Officers

New officers r at the helm OF
Matamoros chamber OF commerce.
IL has been announced by Jesus
Garcia Cerda, former president. The
new officers have been installed,
headed by President Juan 8. Gross
"A continuation Of the work for
the development Of Matamoros and
maintaining goodwill contacts In the
United States are pledged by the Of
ficers.
Manuel Argueta Is vice president
Francisco de p. Morales Jr., Secre-
tary; Ruben a. Martinez. assistant
secretary; and Julio Galvan Is trea-
surer.
Directors elected and installed are
Mcmillan, Jose J. Martinez, Tomas
J. q. Cer5a. r. r. Garibay. Juan
de los Santos. Anastacio Zarate
Isauro Moya, and Ernesto UrtuSas-
tegua.
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Brigadier General
To Inspect Troops

Brigauier General Edward l..
King Of the War department gen.
eral staff is expected to arrive at
Fort Brown Wednesday evening,
according TO word received by COL
onel Daniel Van Voorhis.
General King is making an in
spection tour by airplane and will
fly here from Fort Ringgold. A
series Of tests will be held by the
troops OF the 18th Cavalry on
Thursday, in order 10 show the
state Of training Of the regiment.
General King is expected > leave
Friday for San Antonio.
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FREIGHT MEN
TO GATHER
here SOON
Three Day Conference
Of Representatives
Opens Jan. Is

Plans are going forward for the
entertainment Of freight experts
and representatives from principal
associations who will hold a Joint
conference Of freight contact COM
mittees here for a three day period
starting January 18th. The con-
ference will pe attended by repre-
sentatives Of the New England
Freight association, Eastern Trunk
Line Freight association, Western
Trunk Line association, Illinois
Freight association. Central Freight
association and the Southwestern
Freight Bureau.
An annual meeting Of these con-
tact committees i held for the pur-
pose OF studying the freight, ship
ping and rate situation through the
country and discussing and arrang-
ing recommendations for changes.
The Conference is the most i'm
portant pertaining to the subject
TO be held this year.
Representation Large
Practically every railroad and
public carrier in the nation is re-
presented in this conference through
the medium of the territorial asso-
Citations. The meeting will attract
many Of the foremost shipping.
freight and rate experts in the ma
ton.
There will be discussed many Of
the proposed changes in shipping
regulations and rates. In addition
TO the actual members Of commit
tees vino attended. many others, IN
terested in the subject will be pre-
sent.
The Missouri Pacific Lines WILL
operate special trains from st. Louis
and Memphis, January 25, to trans
port the party to Brownsville, u
was announced today BY L. w.
Baldwin. president Of that system.
Arrangements have been completed,
1t was announced to entertain the
party a. Hot Springs. Arkansas, and
at Houston. Special trains will leave
St. Louis at l0:45 p. m. and II
Memphis at 1l:l0 p. m. January
25th. both trains will arrive at Hot
Springs. Arkansas, at 1000 a. m
Continued on page f0)
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Brownsville Doctor
Loses Damage Suit

Actual damages of SIS and ex-
emplary damages Of $3.50 were as
sessed against DR.. G. r. Yantis in
favor of Morris Landabaum,
Brownsville merchant, by a jury in
the civil district court Monday night.
Testimony showed that the doc
tor physically attacked Ladabaum
after a dispute over a bill the mer-
chant owed.
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Royal Wedding Date Nears
Brilliant Assemblage Gathers for Rome Rites
Hoover Sends Special Message

ROME, Jan. 7-0P-Marie Jose, Princess Of Belgium, and Crown
Prince Humbert OF Italy tomorrow will be married before one OF the
war.
The ceremony will take place at the historic Chapel Of the Quirtnal
Palace, scene Of four conclaves for election OF popes. 1t will be the first
time since April 8 1928, when Princess Yolanda Of Italy married Count
CaN1 Di Bergolo there. that II has been used for a royal wedding.
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KIDNAPPED
Three Bandits Abduct Auto
Mechanic at Dallas

DALLAS, Jan. 7.-R1-An all
night search for three men who
kidnapped. robbed and shot Lonnie
Collins, 80. had failed today.
Collins. suffering from shock and
loss of blood. was in a critical con-
dition. His left hand, mangled with
a charge from a shot gun, was am
putated at a hospital.
Before lapsing into unconscious
ness. Collins told officers he was
kidnapped yesterday after he receiv-
ed his pay check at a Dallas auto
mobile assembly plant, made TO
drive TO a lonely spot on a seldom
used road. and there robbed and
shot when he resisted.
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Reporters Find
Potent Brewery

HOBOKEN, ~. X. Jan. tn
Ship news reporters are GER
tain they have discovered a
brewery aboard the American
liner George Washington. 10
operates at sea. producing in Is
hours 10 per cent fluid which
must be consumed IN ~ hours
or IL goes flat. Hans Kausler Is
ships brewmeister.
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Snow Storms Sweep Nation
Blizzard Stretches from Rockies to Texas
Air Mail Service Impaired

DENVER, Col, Jan. 7-oP-The Rocky Mountain area was storm
bound today by a blizzard that stretched from the slopes Of the Rockies
eastward and south through Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas almost to the
gulf
Clear and cold weather prevailed in Montana, where many points re-
ported temperatures a 8 low as 20 below. At Lew1stovn. % below was
reported, a new low there for the season. Nearly a foot OF snow lay on
the ground AZ Helena Automobile travel was difficult. even on the
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His body was to be forwarded Tues
day evening to Center. Tex, for
burial.
Others Injured
Two other Brownsville persons.
Mrs. Homer Morrow and Juan To-
bias, we're injured when their cars
met In a crash near Stuart Place
Monday afternoon. For a while ~
waS feared that Tobias had suf-
fered a severed Iugular vain. Ere
bled ~profusely but was rushed to
the Valley Baptist hospital III Har-
lingen in time To save his life.
Tobias Is q chauffeur for the Gel
ava family OF Brownsville.
Mrs. Morrow, Brownsville land
dealer, suffered severe bruises and
cuts. She was also taken TO the
Harlingen hospital. Both were re-
ported as improving Tuesday morn
ing. The accident occurred when
one OF the al attempted 10 20
around another. The automobiles
met head-on, according 10 specta-
tors.
Third Crash
IN a third accident near the
Brownsville Country club, Mrs. Ju-
Llama Delgado sustained a fractur-
cd arm. cuts and bruises, when
the truck in which she was riding
met with a a driven by F. B.
Gibson OF Brownsville, Mrs. Del
gado'S two small children also su-
stained minor injuries. All four
were taken 70 the Mercy hospital,
but Gibson left Monday night az
ter receiving treatment. The wo-
mans husband and another man
on the truck az the time OF the
accident escaped with bruises.
Fourth Accident
IN a fourth accident, Geo. q.
Warlick OF Harrington overturned
on the highway south az Harlin-
gen about 1880 -. m. Monday. He
was taken To the Valley Baptist
hospital for treatment and was
released Tuesday morning. He was
cut and bruised but the injuries
were not thought serious.
"A. *. Black or Brownsville also
suffered slight injuries Monday
afternoon I'm "A minor crash on the
S0uthm0st road.
Pallbearers
Pallbearers for the Polly services
at San Benlto were III. C. Breedloe.
Hugh Marshall. Ed Downs. DR.. Will
liam Vinsant, Forest Reynolds.
Frank Sublett. II. M. Valdetero and
"A. r. Pail.
A large crowd collected around
the Sadler Battery service company
where four OF the wrecks were
tOwed IN. The cars were almost
complete losses.
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MARIE M PARENTS
VISIT POPE

VATICAN CITY. Jan. TIP
Princess Marie Jose Of Belgium, who
tomorrow becomes the bride OF
Humbert. heir to the Italian throne.
was received in private audience
this forenoon by Pope Plus XI.
With her were her father. King
Albert. her mother. Queen Eliza
beth, Prince Leopold and his wife,
Princess Astrid. and Prince Char
les, her other brother.
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Pinging Window Panes Bring
Painting and Putting Police

CHICAGO. Jan. 7.-P-Mrs.
Mary Morgan was sitting In her
house when ping" went a window
pane. and ping" went another.
Mrs. Morgan moved nimbly to
cover. There was another ping"
and something whizzed over her
head. She deduced some one was
shooting at the house.
Police were called. as another
window pane went clatter -clatter.
The police arriving accommodated.
Down the street a few doors they
found another house with the WIN
dow panes shot out. They came to
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-07

the home Of Nelson Joyce, vice
president OF the Swanfinch Oil cor
poration. and in this house lives
Edward. age 10, the Joyces' son.
Edward always wanted a gun, but
his daddy had said no. Daddy.
however. left on a business trip
last week. and Mrs. Joyce gave him
an air rifle.
The police returned to head
quarters and parked their feet on
the radiator. Edward went to bed.
Mrs. Morgan stuffed some newspa-
pers In the windows. No n knows
where the air gun went.
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HaEMinute
Interviews

MRS. REBECCA BERRY, here
for the winter from Peru, Ind;
When I first started going south
for the winter friends induced me
10 try California. There / caught
pneumonia because OF the damp
ness. The next winter others took
me to Florida, where I got full Of
malaria. Then some one coaXed me
10 Texas. and I've been coming
ever since. First I went to San
Antonio. and this year / came on
10 Brownsville because it is warm
err"
B. D. TAYLOR, Alpine, cattle
buyer: The lower Valley is not the
same country I knew 80 years ago.
There are too many changes"
NJ. Z. AFFELD, Omaha, salesman:
This is my first visit in Browns
vile but I hope I am able TO come
here during the rest Of my winters.
The climate is the best
3. L. CAIN, justice Of the peace:
Mexico has not been developed
five per cent. II has great prospects.
Another thing. the southern repub-
NC will have adopted national pro-
hibition within the next ten years"
JOE COBOLINI. business man:
II wish Brownsville would 60 after
the export and import business as
Laredo did after the international
airport"
DUFF HOWARD. manager Gate
way Bridge: Il would like 10 see
Brownsville get the Laredo import
and export business, but II looks as
though 1t will 90 10 Eagle Pass"
j. w. QRed) IRVINE, Browns
vile athletic director: 1T Is our
plan to have all children in the
public school system participate in
some form of sport. Physical edu-
cation is necessary for the child
ren. Nearly all OF the boys In
grammar school and junior high
will take part in basketball tourna-
mentS."
DAVE DEKORTE. electrician:
Radio reception in Brownsville
has been considerably improved
through a cleanup OF local inter
ference. The major aus Of dis
turhance is electrical household
appliances"
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Wagner Resumes
Duties at Bank

Grover C. Wagner. vice presiden.
Of the First National Bank was
back at his desk Monday for the
first time since he vas injured In
an accident about a m0-th ago.
Wagner spent only a part OF the day
at the bank.
He was also down at his work on
Tuesday.
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Taft Patient For
Bladder Treatment

WASHINGTON, Jan 7-tP-
Chief Justice Taft entered Garfield
hospital today for treatment for
bladder trouble, assured that re-
lief would be obtained in a few
days and he would be able to 20
south. probably 70 Asheville, N. c..
for several weeks OF rest.
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ENROUTE
St. Louis Men Seek Data On
Valley Lands
Especial TO The Herald)

Especial 10 The Herad)
AUSTIN. Jan. 7-Gov. Dan Moody
today was informed a delegation
from st. Louis is on its way here
TO discuss with him the action OF
the Wisconsin Realty Board in bar
ring several firms from selling Tex
as Rio Grande Valley lands in the
state will reach -lere Wednesday,
The conference had been schedul-
ed for today but the group missed
its train, Gov. Moody was told.
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Especial 10 The Herald)

HARLINGEN. Jan. IA special call meeting Of the Board OF Directors
Of the Harrington Chamber OF Commerce was to be held Tuesday morn
ing at 1000, according TO Myron F. Ward resigning secretary, in order
to discuss a successor for the position.
Since the announcement in yesterdays papers that I had resigned
said MI. Ward, 1.-The new board has received telephone calls, kilograms,
and letters from all owe the state requesting information and placing
anplcat
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DIES
in AUTO WRECK
o. H. Polly of San Benito Killed Instantly
II. B. Calbraith Still Unconscious
Many Others Seriously Hurt

o H. Polly, San 5ento fnancier, was killed outright when sent
hurting through his windshield Monday afternoon and seven persons re-
NAMED in hospitals ove the Valley Tuesday morning following an out
break Of head-on traffic collisions.
Crashes at Olnito. Stuart Place. the Brownsville Country club, the
highway south Of Harlngen and the Southwest road took a heavy toll
Of personal injuries
The most tragic Of the accidents occurred about 80 :. m when a car
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THE
THE WEATHER FORECAST


For Brownsville and the Valley:
Cloudy and unsettled tonight and
Wednesday with occasional rains;
continued mild tonight. colder We'd
nesday and Wednesday night.
For East Texas: Rain tonight
and Wednesday; probably sleet Ia
north portion; colder except near
the west coast; much colder in
northwest portions with cold wave
probable at Palestine tonight; cold
or on the coast Wednesday. Light
to moderate southeast % nOrtheas-
winds on the coast.
RIVER FORECAST
There kll be no material change
in the river during the next few
days.
G+nym E4nra Ching. Rain
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Elks to Meet

A general meeting Of the Elks
club has been called for 9 a. NJ.
Wednesday morning at the club
hall.
Preparations for conducting the
James Harvey Grow funeral will be-
made at that time.
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BROTHER DIES

BROTHER DIES
A brother Of o. II. Polly died
az Center Monday afternoon as
the result OF illness.
A double burial for the two
will probably be held after Pol
ly's body Is received there.
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Wards Successor Sought
Harlingen Chamber of Commerce Is Deluged
With Requests for Position
ESPECIAL to The Herald.)

HARLINGEN, Jan. IA special meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF
the chamber Of commerce scheduled for today to consider election OF a
new secretary after the resignation Of Myrou I. Ward. was postponed
until Wednesday.
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Hospitals Make Poor Offices
Rio Grande Valley Trust Co.-Adv.
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RIVER FORECAST
stage Stage ChnE. Rain
TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Point Isabel
TODAY. under normal meteorolo-
gical conditions:
High ........ ll:l6 r. m 9:l9 p. m.
Low .......... AS a. m; 3:55 p. NJ.
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His body was TO be forwarded Tues
day evening TO Center. Tex, for
burial
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AVOW lIldL l4ldb ID VA OA SASSNi
IN let's see where we are IN the
Valley.
Oh, yes. another deplorable ac-
cident. In fact this particular &C
cident is so much to be regretted,
that 4. might seem ~unbecoming tc
dwell upon II.
We offer u sincere sympathies
to the grief stricken relatives and
add that II it is the way Of provi-
dence to take o. II. Polly Of San
Benito in that manner, that IL Is
another regrettable warning to Us
all that the way Of gasoline may
lead 70 the grave, even when we
are careful.
FOLLOWING the Battle Of Grape
fruit, Brownsville now has an
other sport fete for her con-
sideration. This is the Cameron
county basketball tournament.
This is being played on a dirt
Rourt bit it is said that lovers Of
that game can find great enjoy
ment in these events.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02
Vallee's Orchestra
n Featured In Film

Rudy vallee's Connecticut Yam
KEGS" orchestra featured in THE
vagabond Lover" at the Harlingen
Arcadia Theater Sunday through
Tuesday, for nearly two years have
followed their leader from radio
station to theater to night club.
bringing with them Rudy's latest
innovation.
Members of the band include Joe
Miller, saxophonist who teamed with
Rudy Vallee six years ago; Jules de
Vorzon, first violinist; Mamie Low
~. second y.olinist; Harry Patent,
bass viol; Ray Tolan. drums; Char
lie Peterson, banjoist. and Cliff
Burwell, pianist and arranger.
The outstanding characteristic Of
the octette are youth, enthusiasm
for new scores and a loyal admira-
ton for Rudy Vallee-the man who
led them TO success.
The story OF The Vagabond
Lover parallels in many details OF
Vallee's life. He is seen as a small
town boy, ambitious 10 become a
band leader. who finally obtains re-
cognition by impersonating a popE-
lar saxophone artist. In the picture
Rudy sings a number Of his biggest
song hits including "A Little kiss
Each Morning" II Love You. Be-
neve Me, ! Love You" IF YOU we're
the Only Girl and III Be Remind-
ed OF You"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02
Mystery Thriller
Affords Delights

Ever so often a motion picture
produces that chilling, creepy sen
sation one gets from reading a
weird ghost story on a stormy night
while alone in the house. That Is
the way Seven Footprints to
Satan" First National mystery
thriller now at the Texas Theatre
affects you. If you permit yourself
to be lost in following the ramifi-
Cations OF the film, you begin TO
believe II and then it's a case OF
g~ooseflesh and cold sensations along
the spinal column.
AT the same time IL Is sheer de-
light. Just like reading the Arab
ian Nights only ore so. For the
film treatment OF "A. Merritt's best
seller simply takes you out Of your
self and transports you TO a world
OF wonders where all kinds OF
strange figures appear and disap-
pear where things are not what
they seem and where every dark
corner conceals a fearsome creature.
A hideous creature called the
Spider, played by Sheldon Lewis;
a dog-faced professor played by
VIM. v. Mong; a rather interesting
lunatic interpreted by Dan Grim
Minis; a queer dwarf, a witch. and
then some nice people. such as the
hero, Creighton Hale and the hero
inc, lovely Thelma Todd. Also
Laska Winter, a delightful creature
and queen OF Satan's harem.
The story Is all about the adven-
lures Of the two young people
Eve and Jim-who r kidnapped
and taken TO the mysterious abode
OF a man calling himself Satan"
What befalls in the house OF hor-
rors would beggar the descriptive
powers OF a Poe.
Wild Cunning produced and Ben
iamin Christensen directed this
film which for sheer entertainment
cannot be surpassed. A big cast Of
characters, many extra players. a
harem OF lovely girls-and some
Of the most unusual makeups ever
seen in a picture-are all in Seven
Footprints 10 Satan"
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comes the greatest military leader
Of his time.
The role OF Geenral Crack, the
mad Prince Christians a constant
conflict between inherited traits.
The story is laid in middle Europe
during the early part OF the eigh-
tenth century.
In addition to making his initial
bow as General Crack. Mr.. Barry
more also plays the father OF his
character il the prologue, and en-
acts his fathers ghost in later scenes.
The exceptional cast appearing in
his support. includes Lowell Sher-
man. Marian Nixon. Armida, Hobart
BOsworth, Jacqueline logan. Otto
Matieson. Philippe de Lacy. Andres
de Segurola. Douglas Gerard, VIII
liam Won Brinken. Theadore Lodi,
Nick Thompson and Curt Rayfield.
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romance. he never had q better op-
portunity to display his many tai
ents.
The scenes OF His First Com.
mand" wer taken at Fl. Riley
Kansas with assistance OF the u.
3. Cavalry. One Of the outstanding
scenes In the production Is q mill
tary review In natural color photo
graphed by the new technicolor
process.
Maurice Chevalier will be fea-
tured in an all talking singing dane
ing Musical Comedy Revue entitled
The Love Parade" opening a
two days engagement at the Mis-
sion Theatre Wednesday and
Thursday.
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Barrymore Great In
First Talkie Role

Americas most distinguished star
John Barrymore. whose voice has
charmed two continents on the
stage. speaks from the screen for
the first time as the star Of Gen
eral Crack Warner Bros. Vitaphone
special scheduled TO open at the
Rivoli Theater, San Benito for 3
days starting Sunday.
In the title role OF General
Crack" adapted by Walter Anthony
from the George Preedy novel. Bar
ryrore enactS the son Of a gypsy
princess and q nObleman. who be-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-02
Loretta Young Sta
In Queen Feature

Girls pursued by men are usually
hidden as far IS possible. from the
gaze Of males by their protectors.
When George Kibbe Turner the
famous author, wrote his success
full story The Girl IN the Glass
Cage" he reversed this usual pro-
cedure and had q suspicious and
Grabbed old uncle place his beauti-