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New Britain herald., 1930-02-11

course. When forgotten uncles die, all you get out of 1t is an appeal t2 help bury them.
 Wolves tear up one of their num- Der that is down and out But they cont pretend to act in the name O. righteousness.
 Scientists say the sun must lose weight as it burns. Did any of them ever tote ashes from the baacmcm:'
 Home: Wherever there is 2 kind woman in an apron.
 A successful talkie comedy is one tGat keeps the audience laughing SO you cant hear anything to laugh at.
 In some communities the promin- ent families are enyied. and in otd. CTS the books have been audited.
 An investiedtor seems to. be . man who gathers $l200 worth ol evidence to prove-a $40 fact every body knows.
 Amcricanism: Selecting big mon t3 run private business; selecting tWo-by-fours 10 run the state; won dcring why public business is less efficient than private business.
 Why docn't the public back .ll the police? Well. common peop!c noted the authorities when prison CTS were tortured in the name of religion.
 Submarines seem shameful i- nations that can afford lots o' cl uisers. Much Of mans virtue IS due to the fact that he can afforl it
 Every war has it's awful after. gath. Last time there was the baru- co wire to roll up: next time therl will be the litter of fallen planes.
 nc proper punishment tor the clap who extends flabby hand i: to introduce him 10 another one like that.
 The outside loop in q plano Goosn't seem very thrilling if yoj have sat in q rumble seat while q fiapper took corners
 Parrot fever may be caused ny repeating what other fcIlts say That kind of people seem 10 run Il temperature.
 Ar, Coolidge docsn't need 50. words to write a history Of America Just say: Robbed the Indians. wasted natural resources; invented play prettics: issued bonds
 So the two black crows have s"D. . arated? Well. they couldn't hav, used tEe same jokes in many nor, : taihics, anyway.
 Correct this sentence; 'My rici patients are considerate." said tn, i Goctor, and never call me at nigh unless they really need me" Copyright. 1850, Publishers syndicate
New Britain herald., 1930-02-11

Why doen't the public back 'lp the police? We'll common peop!e noted the authorities when prison- CTS were tortured in the name of religion.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-11

Tho Herald ts on sale daily in New York at Iotalnss New saiand Times Square; Schultzs Newest Entrance Grand Central. 4@ud Street.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-11
New Britain Herald

HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY Nsv Britain, Connecticut Issued Daily Sunday E1ceptedl At Herald Bldg, 67 Church Street SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ss0e Year
 goo Three Months
 75c Month Entered at the Post Office at New Britain as Second Class Mail Matter. TELEPHONE CALLS Business Office ..... 92i Editorial Rooms .... 9@5
New Britain herald., 1930-02-11
Member Audit Bureau of Circulation

which furnishes newspapers and adVer- t!sers with strictly honest analysis uf circulation. Our circulation statistics arc hased upon this audit. This insures nro- tsctlon against fraud 'n newspaper dis ,rieutlon figures 10 both national and local advertisers
New Britain herald., 1930-02-11

New York, Feb. 1l.-BroadWaH 8
 night hawks are roasting in the
 sandwich parors after , a. m. these days. Reuben, who opened the first
 "dcliCatesscn divcrtisscmcnt.' no|
 ias many imitaiors. And to su@n
 havcns drift theatrical folk. Gala-
 blcrs, rackctearS. gigolos and a
 sprinkling of morning newspaper
 men.
 Everybody knows everybody and
 they lean across tables tctc-a-tetc
 end in the unholy Broadway man nor, "dish the dirt" No sections Of
 the world or no slices of humanity
 are so interested in cupping ears 10 juicy scandal as the nocturnal providers of the ta,,ling thorough fare.
 The philandering husband n: wife. the actor who lost his job, tA" c,orus girl liaison, the latest gyp and its victim and even the downfall oi pal" ar, morscls 10 be rolled un- der vicious tongues, None is nH- n,unc when the sandwich 'cclcbTl-
 tics" begin to buzz.
 Men and women who live had { themselves arc invariably caG r 1 to hear of their brothers and ~i"- l tols. They acquire n sort Of tr,nzlr I 1 ecstasy in learning Of diSgracc 10 others These a-t the vuIiurcs that ] c"thcr-likc huzzards over carrion !
 This half world Of Broadway nds [ one unmeutionHhlo pathOloGic1l i cpithct for those who lift thca- s"lvcs above he herd. l. has "o . hack-firc for | is the sort that i Lcycr reaches the cars of the d. 1 cuscd. Yet it is defamation which , tco many arc always wiling to b. l li'No.
 As a dcvcr into Broadway sOrdjd- | nl4s. know many distinguished and respectable ialios and gentle i Llcn to he uldcr this whispered i cloud for years, They ar" uiundly in 1 ignorance of the calumnN bE wherever they go there arc th' : llurmurs-sly. sinister and terrible 1 Broadway will never say "No'' tc q libidnous suggestion. II knows q 1 vigorous and hearty denial would o' 1 the decent thing and perhaps Sa 7, l q reputation. But Broadway - taC i Broadway that y&nish"s with da~r
 is not interested in r'.pu,atlon'
 sare to tear them 10 tatlors.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-11

Sunlight is about 61S,000 times s' bright as the light of the full moon
New Britain herald., 1930-02-11

Tigers and laop~rds in captivity arc not allowed to eat fat.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-11

Submarines seem shameful D cl uisers. Much Of mans virtue IS due to the fact that he can afford it
New Britain herald., 1930-02-11

Every war has it's awful after. uath. Last time there was the barp- co wire to roll Up: next time there will he the litter of fallen planes.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-11

Suslness once ..., SIh Editorial Rooms .... 9@S
New Britain herald., 1930-02-11

The proper punishment for the clap who extends 2, flabby hand is to introduce him 10 another one like that.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-11
QUESTIONS ANSWERED

You can get an answer 70 any Ouestlon Of fact or information bg writing to the Question Ed'tof, New liritaln Herald. Washington Bureau 1922 New York avenue, Washington t. C. enclosing lNo ctiis III stamps for reply. Medical. legal nd marital advise cannot he given, nor can ex- tended reScarCh be undertaken. All other questions will receive per sonaI tepiy. Unsigned requests can not be answered. All letters are COnfldentlal.-E Editor
New Britain herald., 1930-02-11

Issued Daily Sunday E3ceDteG) At Herald Bldg. 67 Church Street
New Britain herald., 1930-02-11

The outside loop in plano Goosn't seem very thrilling if vol have sat in q rumble seat while Il Happer took corners
La gaceta., 1930-07-19
NOTICIAS DE INTERES LOCAL

Visito aver al alcalde Nc
Kay recomendandole que sin
perdida de tempo Sc %constru-
yam las alcantarillas sanitarias
de West Tampa, ell DR.. Han
son, official de Sandal del es-
tado, que inspeccion6 csc dis
trito en- companfa del CONCEAL
Bailey, ell DR.. Bartlett, y E. r..
Lamoreaux, expertos en- asun-
tos sanitarios.
Tambien aconsej6 csc fun
cionario que en- Ybor Sc cons
truyan las alcantarillas de tenn
poral pedidas por ell CONCEAL
Nick Nuccio para evitar que ca
lies de su barrio Sc c~onviertan
en- lagos y los vecinos tengan
que llegar a sus casas en- botes
o quitandose los zapatos y par
tie de la ropa.
La gaceta., 1930-07-19

despues por su amiga, la duena
de la casa de la Gale del Seine.
-Pero entonces, senior, US
ted sabe que soy inocente!-ex-
clam6 ell j6ven.
-Espero que listed no sera
culpable. Esto explicara a US
ted por que no lie interrogo CO.
me a un criminal, pero antes
de decidirme es precise que yo
olga a listed. Despues de la de
Luisa Verdier y la de la duena
de la casa de Ia Gale del Seine,
30 sEpero su declaration de
listed para adquirir una certi-
dumbre completa.
Pedro permaneci6 un momen
to silencioso. Despues, dando
I'm paso hacia ell magistrate,
exclam6: III
La gaceta., 1930-07-19

A los comisionados del con-
dado Sc present6 aver una CO.
mission de vecinos y propieta :
rios de la avenida Hillsborough
pidiendo Sc repare ell puente
Sobre ell rio, que hace algunas
semanas fuera clausurado por
orden del ingeniero Pimm.
Dicen esos vecinos que mas
de 500 automobiles circulaban
diariamente por esa avenida,
10 que no hacen ahora.
Ell p~residente William con-
test6 a los peticionarios que ell
condado por ahora no dispone
de fondos para la reparacion
y que Sc necesitan $4,000 para
que ell puente quede en- condi-
clones de poder pasar por Ell.
La Association de carload
Servicio de Familia pidi6 Sc lie
concediera un credito de 1893
pesos para cubrir I'm deficit O.
riginado p0r la labor humani-
taria que realiza. La semana
pr6xima sc resolvera.
La gaceta., 1930-07-19

Como resultado de los tes-
timonios que oyera ell gran jul
RADIO este cuerpo present6 aver
un informe al juez Paks, de la
corte del circuito, r~ecomendan-
do ell procesamiento de dos
hombres.
bio orden ell juez de que los
nombres de los procesados no
sean dados a la publicidad
hasta que la corte de 10 crimi-
nal actde en- ell case.
Antes de que esos hombres
sean acusados, ell fiscal Skin :
ner debera examinar las evil
dencias y presentar informa :
ci6n.
Despues de haber recomen-
dado eSos p~rocesamlentoS Ell
gran jurado, que componen los
ciudadanos j. C.. Landers, pre-
3idente; l.. G.. Gould, E. w.
Swest, C. L. Bland, L. B. White
head, M. A. Franklin, 7. S.
Simpson, C. w. Johnson, L. G.
Cornell, Henry G. Doerman,
Boyd Nesler, Thomas G. Fore
man, Charles P. Hickman, w.
w. John, J. J. Buckner, Lloyd
Register, J. H. Beauchamp y
Frank A. Davis, continue reu-
nido. Ell lunes seguira investi-
gando.
La gaceta., 1930-07-19

pocoS dias; pero una mujer,
que ell azar ha puesto en- mi ca
mino, me ha dicho que mi pa
Dire y mi madre viven aun.
ALL. iComo Sc llama esa
mujer?
Ell j6ven vaciI6.
-Seria tai vez la sonora Lui-
sa Verdier-dijo ell magistrate.
Pedro Ricart no pudo ocultar
su sorpresa.
-iConoce listed, pues, a Lui
sa Verdier
La he visto hoy y ha tenido
por conveniente decirme que
listed lie habia hecho cierta pro-
mesa.
-DComo!-exclam6 muy a
gitado.-l listed sabe...?
-Yo puedo decirle tambien
La gaceta., 1930-07-19

que empleo ell tempo desde las
nueve de la noche del viernes
hasta las nueve y media de la
manana del sabado. A ESQ he
venido, a preguntarselo.
Ell j6ven baj6 tristemente la
cabeza.
-Yo he hecho una promesa,
senior, listed no 10 ignora; has
ia nueva orden he jurado guar
dar s~ilencio.
-Pero desde Ell momento en-
que la misma Luisa Verdier ha
hablado, no viene listed obliga
do a cumplir su juramento.
-lEs, pues, verdad, senior?
leila ha dicho a usted...?
-Luisa Verdier me 10 ha di-
cho TODD y 10 que ella me ha con
tado me ha sido confirmado
La gaceta., 1930-07-19

que la senora Luisa Verdier no
lie olvida y trabaja por listed.
Ell rostro del j6ven Sc ilumi-
no con una mirada radiante.
!-exclam6 con I'm "a
cento lleno de reconocimiento.
i listed no es un juez de ms
trucci6n, puestO que me habla
con tanta benevolencia y bon
dad, listed es un mensajero de
alegrial
Pedro Ricart-respondi6
gravemente ell magistrado,-
I'm juez no tiene derecho a ser
severe mas que cuando la cul-
pabilidad de un acusado esta
bien probada. listed Sc ha ne
gado a ~contestar a las pregun-
tas que lie han sido dirigidas;
listed no ha querido decir en-
La gaceta., 1930-07-19
CARTAS DE V1AJE
DESDE TERRA N
Por ell DR.. N. SuejouS MirulLes
(ContinUGG0n)


Policfas musulmanes dan
guardia en- ell interior del "Se-
pulcro', para cuidar los teso-
ros Y alhajas que ell mundo en-
tero ha donado a este santo lu-
gar.
Los arabes llaman al "Sepul-
Gro de Cristo, "Kamsset-El-Ke-
yamach".
Todos los lugares mas o me
nos interesantes dignos de We
sitarse, son explotados por las
distintas iglesias, pues hay que
pagan por entrar en- todos 81
tics.
La mezquita del Califa Omar,
esta a pocos pasos del Santo
"Sepulcro", y fue erigida por
Osmar cuando fue Patriarch de
Jerusalem, ALI elevan sus pre-
ces los mahometanos, y en- el
Santo Sepulcro los omastianos.
No importa... ell que esta ala
agvibG escojera la oraci6n que
mas lie ~plazca....
A pocos pasos de esta mez-
quita hay una iglesia angelica.
ma.
Capilla de la Santa Cruz"
es una gruta natural de piedra
en- donde Sc ha erigido una err
mita, y ensenan IN pedazo de
leno que dicen ser parte de la
cruz donde fue clavado Jesus
Esta ermita p~ertenece a los
frailes franciscanos.
All lado de ella hay una escue
la de muchachos mahometanos,
con su professor que Sc pasa to-
do ell dia descifrando ell Koran.
Columna de la Flagelaci6n:
llamada asi por conservarse en-
csc sitio (que es una iglesia)
un fragmento de la columnata
donde fue atado JESUS cuando
10 estaban juzgando, por orden
del gobernador de la Judea.
No Sc por que me parece que
aqui Sc da mas importancia a
la credulidad religiosa, que a la
AUTHENTICATED de las cosas. Por
ejemplo: en- Egipto me decian /:
''he aqui la momia del fara6n
Ramses II, y efectivamente,
ell fara6n estaba ALI petrificado
y hacienda todavia muecas, y
La gaceta., 1930-07-19
FIDALGO SALVO A UNA MI
CHACHA AMERICANA

Ell notable nadador y atleta
latino c. G. Fidalgo salv6 aver
en- ell Lago Egipto a la Srta. B.
A. Perry, que estaba ahogan-
dose.
La Srta. Perry, que al pare
Ger no sabe nadar, Sc trio en
I'm lugar profundo y no pu-
diendo salir empez6 a dar gri.
tos de auxilio. Fidalgo nadt
hacia ella, salvandola.
Este joven latino es captain
del team de nataci6n Tampa
Amphibians Red Cross Saving
Corps.
La gaceta., 1930-07-19

cuando ,aqui me muestran un
pedazo de la santa cruz, no men
cionan nunca la fecha que tie
ne, nj d6nde Sc encontr6, y nj
por quienes fue descubierta tai
reliquia....
Mezquita de "El-Aksa'': a
bierta siempre para todos los
turistas, a exception de los
Viernes en- que los mahometa-
1os celebran cultos, y Ell mes del
"Ramadan', que es ell ayuno
musuIman. En- todas estas mez
quitas esta prohibida la entra-
da a los judios, en- cualquier
tempo y epoca.
Convento de "Christo-Jes1s"
iglesia tudesca protestante, don
de ensenan la espada pertene-
| ciante a Goodofredo de Boull0n,
famoso guerrero de las Cruza-
das.
Ell "Muristan" cementerio a.
rabe, y muy famoso en- otros
| iompos, cuando era el hospital
general de las "Santas Cruza-
ias".
Ell "haran-El-Sheriff" o sea
ell Noble Santuario" mahome-
tano, magnifica mezquita que
)cupa Ell lugar donde estaba ell
samoso Temple de Solomon"
ell barbian de las trescientas
nujeres, y ainda mais). Ell ia
noso temple conserva una gran
pared, y las bases de unas pilas
tras que debian ser monumen-
ales dadas la sproporciones en-
ue estaban descansadas.
La PARED de los lamentos"
The Wailing Wall) lugar DON
lie los judios vienen a orar, a
lorar, a lamentarse, y darse de
cabezadas.
Esta gran pared de monu-
mentales .piedras, pertenecfa al
temple de Solomon" y hoy dia
forma parte de la gran mezqui-
ia El-Haran Noble Santua-
rio). La parte interna de la pa
red, los mahometanos la han
aprovechado para su temple
dando la parte externa a una
estrecha Gale, como son todas
las del barrio judaico.
(COntimtard)
La gaceta., 1930-07-19
.Lo ignore. senior.

i Como! listed no sabe...?
No tenia mas que dos amos
cuando fui confiado por un CO.
misario de policia a unas bue-
mas gentes, a un matrimonio de
obreros, que me adoptaron. La
sonora Oher6n, mi madre adop
tiva, existe aun, senior; vivimos
%juntos en- la Gale de Saint-Se.
bastien. No he conocido a MI
padre nj a mi madre. Segun me
han dichO, mi padre Sc llamaba
Pedro Ricart y desde mi infan-
cia llevo yo ell mismo nombre,
pero no Sc NADIA mas. No obstan
tie como mi padre viva en- Pa
ris, es probable que yo haya ma
edo en- Paris.
-iQue edad tiene?
La gaceta., 1930-07-19
Yeinticuatro a veinti

-DS NSIIlIlCudJIO q NelHIl-
cinco amos, no 10 Sc SECURE.
IL a cumplido listed con la
ley de reclutamiento?
ST, senior, ell sorteo me fue
favorable, pero, como todos los
franceses que aman a su pa
tria, 'fui soldado durante la que
ira; por cierto que recibi una
grave herida durante la jorna-
da de ~Champigny.
Nunca ha salido listed de
Paris?
No, senior.
i Els listed obrero?
81, senior, obrero cerrajero.
-iDe modo que no tiene US
ted familia? lsus padres han
muerto?
-Asf 10 creia yo hasta hace
La gaceta., 1930-07-19

Ell gobernador Carlton no
encontr6 aver meritos suficien
ties para s%uspender al juez de
paz Lopez y al condestable Hi
dalgo, del distrito de w. Tam
pa; pero manifesto que pom
dra a disposition del gran jul
RADIO las declaraciones juradas
Ell contra de esos funcionarios.
Las declaraciones juradas
contra Lopez llevan ell sello
del notario Luis MILAN, a quien
ell juez considera su enemigo.
Hidalgo dijo que una de las
declaraciones que en- su con-
ira aparecen fue firmada por
ell hermano de uno de los hon.
bres que acometieron a tiros la
mesa de un colegio de Hyde
Park, en- anteriores e~lecciones,
por venganZa.
Durante ell juicio Sc compro-
DO que Hidalgo y Lopez no
mantienen buenas relaciones
de amistad.
La gaceta., 1930-07-19
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS
Por
Henry German

Despues, sintiendose MODESTO
por la mirada del magistrate,
Sc pregunt6:
-iPor que me mirara ash?
~ luego, en- voz alta :-Pero
listed guerra interrogarme Sc
duramente, senior juez; estoy
pronto a contestarle.
Estas palabras llamaron al
magistrate al objeto de su vi
sta y, despues de un instante
de r~ecogimiento, pregunt6:
D6nde ha nacido listed!
La gaceta., 1930-07-19
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Corte Federal: Petici6n de
bancarrota voluntaria de Char.
les W. Mclaughlin, de Orlando
Mary Coe Thompson contra
United States; Honore Palmer
y Potter Palmer contra la Her
mandad de Maquinistas de Lo-
comotoras.
Corte del Circuito: Elizabeth
Haworth contra Paul Gilmore
North American Life Insur-
ance Co. contra H. w. Stevens :
La gaceta., 1930-07-19
FL TEMPO

Claro para hoy y manana.
Probables diseminados aguace-
ros. Temperature maxima aver
"a grades; minima rs.
Marea baja a las 8:14 a. m.
y GIG p. M; marea baja a la
AT a. m. y SOC p. m.
La gaceta., 1930-07-19

Por otro termino de dos
amos ell juez Alderman, de la
corte federal, confirm6 aver
en- ell cargo de referee de ban
carrotas al juez H. P. Baya,
que viene desempenando ell
puesto desde hace II amos.
A pesar de que Sc lie pidit
nombrara un republican,, MI
Alderman confirm6 a Baya dl-
ciendo que eficiencia y habili-
dad son mas importantes que
la politica.
La gaceta., 1930-07-19

Lola Mae Hopper contra Law
renee Jack Hopper; Milton H.
Mabry, liquidador, contra Nor
mar E. Rush.
Corte Civil: Lyons Fertilizer
Co. contra Beulah c.. Krause.
La gaceta., 1930-07-19
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS
(VieDe de la 1d.)

(VieDe de la 1a.)
que el era un kurda y que los
kurdas no tienen lenguaje es-
critic.
Aunque ell habla tres idiomas
no sabe leer ninguno de ellos.
Los dientes que lie salieron a
los los dice que Sc lie cayeron
pasados Is amos.
La gaceta., 1930-07-19

En- I'm garage de la casa va
cia avenida Shaw 1907 fue
aver encontrado ell cuerpo de
Edward Stouffer, de 38 amos,
que Sc quito la vida ahorcan-
dose con la cadena de I'm au-
tom6vil.
Aparentemente la muerte
databa de tres dfas. En- los boil
sillos tenia SO y papeles para
que Sc lie pudiera identificar;
pero no dejo NADIA escrito.
Hoy por la manana recibira
sepultura ell cadaver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26
HEADOF REALTORS
DENIES CRITICISM
Local Board Held Within
PirhtS on Dry Law Enforce
ment Plan.

Regulating published reports quoting
him as saying that the prohibition
policy" Of the washington Real Estate
Board Is "in no way related TO the aims
of the National Association OF Real ES-
tate Boards" Harry H. Culver, presi-
dent of the latter organization, today
wired that the national body has tut
most confidence" in the local board.
Culver's telegram, addressed to John
A. Petty, executive secretary of the
washington realtors group. was in
response to an explanatory message
sent the national president at Phoenix,
Ariz., yesterday after press dispatches
had quoted Culver in connection with
the new local policy.
we have utmost confidence IN the
Washington Real Estate Board properly
and discretly exercising it's own priv
ileges," Culver wired. Therefore, when
interviewed, gave nothing out for pub
licity whatsoever"
Apparently the action Of local realtors
in adopting definite program" Of CO.
operation with the United States attor-
ney In the paddock situation did not
come to the formal attention of the
national association, which just con-
cluded its midwinter meeting. In
Phoenix.
President Culver, however, was quoted
as commenting that the question Of
prohibition is entirely beside the point
as far as the national association is
concerned; that the action Of the
washington realtors is entirely I'M
related to the present aims and activi-
ties of the national association" and
that "our viewpoint Is that the enforce
ment of law. including the national
prohibition law, is entirely up to con-
stituted authority"
Petty's telegram advised Culver that
the local realtors shared the viewpoint
of the national association that en-
forcement should be left to proper
authorities and explained that the CO.
operative move Of the local board was
designed solely to protect realtors and
their clients from serious conse-
quences" of the paddock law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26
WEEK WEATHER OUTLOOK
HAS SOME FAIR DAYS
Rain and "snow or RAIN Over
North and Middle Atlantic
Area Forecast.

The weather outlook for the week be-
ginning Monday, as announced by the
Weather Bureau here, is as follows:
North and Middle Atlantic States
Rain over the south and snow or rain
over the north portion beginning about
Monday night and ending Tuesday
night; then generally fair until Friday
or Saturday, when snow is probable
over the north and snow or rain over
the south portion. Warmer Monday,
much colder Tuesday night and We'd
nesday, continuing cold Thursday, then
slowly rising temperature.
South Atlantic States-Rain, except
in Florida Peninsula, beginning about
Monday night and ending Tuesday
night, then generally fair until Friday or
Saturday, when rain is again indi-
Gated. Warmer Monday, much colder
the middle Of the week, and slowly ris-
ing temperature Friday and Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26
WASHINGTON MINISTERS
TO CONVENE ON MONDAY
Union to Hear Addresses by DR.. A.
Earl Kernahan and DR..
]. B. Sizoo.

A meeting Of the Ministerial Union
OF Washington and the vicinity will be
held Monday at IL o'clock in the First
congregational Church. Following the
devotional service and necessary busi-
ness there will be addresses by DR.. A..
Earl Kernahan on the subject What
kernahan Campaign Tries to Do for
City; the second by DR.. ]. r. Sizoo,
pastor Of New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church, on "The Underlying
Religious Needs for the Campaign"
Following this meeting there viii be
a luncheon. Rev. ]. r. Dufheld, chair.
man OF the survey committee, viii ex-
plain in detail the work necessary in
order to make a survey of the city. DR..
Kernahan will answer questions about
any phase Of such a campaign.
Reservations should be made through
the Office Of DR.. w. L. Darby, executive
secretary of the Federation of Churches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26
KEVLYN PUTS WIFE
UNDER STRICT BAN
Chicago Man Enjoins Mate Under
Court Order From ALI Except
Thinking Of Him"
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January 25.-About the
only thing Jack Kevlyn hasn't enjoined
his wife from doing Is thinking about
him, and he probably would have tried
that, too, If it had occurred to him.
As it is, Mrs. Kevlyn Is ordered by
law to refrain from annoying, threat
ening, hitting. writing, swearing at,
kidnapping or speaking to her husband.
It was really kidnapping that Kevlyn
feared when he sought the aid of the
courts, but he had the others thrown
in Just for protection"
Kevlyn fed to Chicago from Gin
cinnati, seeking annulment Of his mar
rage on the grounds his wife, Sophie
Levin Kevlyn, and her parents had ire
duced him to the status Of q slave"
Yesterday he learned his wife and
father-in-law had come to Chicago. He
Immediately notified his attorney to be
ready to sue in case they forced him
to go back to Cincinnati But the
attorney said that would be impossible
unless Kevlyn had an Injunction. So
he got one.