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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-27

GUS kinds were played on the spa
cious lawns OF the home.
Those present were Misses Mamie
Lee Burleson. Lucille Rushing, Ruth
Grantham, Lucille Ehlers, Gladys
johnson, Frances McCabe, Joyce
Beene. Merle Noe and Marjorie
Billings OF Del Rio and MeSsrs.
Amos Longbrake. a. N. Jacobs,
Glade Henderson, j. B. Brady,
James Maddox, Rich Alexander,
Hugh Schafer of San Benito, Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Jones, 7. d. Mil
Ter, and q. B. Warren.
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR AT
SITZ HOME
Mrs. j. B. Sitz charmingly enter
tanned in honor Of the Kun Joynus
KlasS Monday in her home here.
Games and contests Of various kinds
were played.
Mrs. Horace Johnson was the sue
cesSful one IL the flower romance"
Mrs. Fl. CRUDE and Miss Helen
Duckworth were successful in the
suitcase contest, Ihile Mrs. Doro-
thy Moorehead won the clothesline
contest. After a delightful social
evening dainty refreshments were
served.
Thirty guests were present.
PERSONALS
DR.. ]. F. Davidson. DR.. Jane:
Davidson of Townsville. Ala. &C
companied by DR.. James Bozmar
OF Fl. Worth. visited Stanley David
son here this week.
Miss Letha Wolff Of San Antonio
visited her aunt. Mrs. S. c. DavS'
son. here this week.
Greetings have been received
from Mrs. Louise Brown from
Clarksdale, Miss.
Mrs. j. Schroeder and son. acc!m'
panied bv Orvill Moody. are en-
route 10 sIinnesota.
Jack Goode Of Oklahoma City /
visiting his sister Mrs. Alton Caffal
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sheffield
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Davidson
and small son we're visitors at Poin
Isabel Sunday.
Miss Helen Duckworth. teacher II
the Pres-Mex school at Taft. at
tended the Presbyterian encamp
ment here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. A. jackson
attended the singing convention a
Edinburg this week
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Ewing Of Modes
TO. Calf. arrived in Rio Hondo b.
motor Thursday afternoon. Mr. ant
Mrs. living will reside in Rio Hond'
where MI. living will manage TN
J. r. George hardware store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Lang are visit.
Ing In Kerrville.
Miss Elsie Billings has returned
to her home in Del Rio after al
extended visit 10 her sister. Mrs
James Attaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plus Davis ant
children and Mr.. Davis boys Sun
Gay school class. Marguerite Lewis
B Robertson and Neil jackson
formed a party who spent two day
bricnicking at Bird Island thil
week.
Joe Goode left this week on al
extended visit to Canyon.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Evans lefi
his week for Logan. Ohio. their ole
home. They will remain severa.
weeks.
Rev. Brooks 7. Dickey. DID, oil
McAllen attended the Presbyterian
encampment here this week.
Volney Taylor. Jr.. attended the
five day Presbyterian encampment
at Campo del Arroyo this week.
j. E. Montgomery. president OF
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CELEBRATES
TENTH
LUNCHEON
GIVEN THURSDAY

Mrs. James Houze was hostess at
an informal luncheon Thursday at
the Aztec at San Benito. followed
by attending the picture show at
Harrington.
Her guests included Mrs. Yancey
Yarbrough Of San Marcos, Mrs. w.
w. DeCell and Mrs. L. d. Mat
thews.
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DEMONSTRATION CLUB
HOLDS MEETING

The Browne Tract Home Demon
stration club met at the home of
Mrs. W. A.. Cox this week. The main
feature OF the program was the trSk
on How Texas Treats the Criminal
Class" The subject was ably han
died by Mrs. Cox and Mrs. X. 3.
Williams.
Mrs. Archie Mccall of San Benito
addressed the club members in be-
half Of Mrs. Mary Moses. candidate
for county treasurer. At the close
Of the meeting a refreshmert course
was served 10 the guests.
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HONOR GUEST AT
Bra GE "

Mrs. w. N. Smith Of st. Louis, a
former resident Of Mercedes, and
known to Mercedes people as Miss
Dora Mont Kendrick, a guest of
Mrs. Paul Ruckell. was guest hon
or at a lovely bridge party Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Ruckell as
hostess.
"A color scheme Of green and yell
low was used with beautiful flowers
filling baskets and vases. Mrs. r.
II. Kern scored high In the games
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BRIDGE-LUNCHEON


A pleasing hospitality OF the past
week was an enjoyable bride-lunch-
con given by Mrs. Art Tolson at
her home in Hollywood addition.
Red roses formed a striking CEN
terpiece for the large table where
luncheon was served and where
places were marked for Mesdames
r. 4. Kirkpatrick, w. j.. Copeland.
n. J. Mention, Charles Hupp. (. z.
johnson George Breeding. w. II.
Carlisle and Effie Jewell Shekell.
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TWO GIVE
BRIDGE PARTY

A bridge party was given Friday
afternoon when Mrs. Mabel Hale
and Miss Evelyn RoSendahl enter
tanned three tables of players in
their country home near here. vari-
colored summer blossoms frightened
the home.
High score prize went to Mrs. j.
Moorehead. while Miss Eva Jean
Yoeman was presented with low
score prize.
Those participating in the de-
lightfull affair Mrs. 3. j. SFtz
Misses Sylvia Affolter. Alice Dack,
Annie Lee Kemp. Lucille Ehlers.
Rachel Lewis. Anita Parr. Eva
Jean Yoeman and Mesdames Mabel
Carpenter. j. Moorehead, F. Nc
Dowell and the hoSteSses.
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PRETTY CHILDREN'S
PARTY v

Mrs II. z. Bennett entertained
with a pretty children's party one
afternoon this week in honor OF
the eleventh birthday Of her little
daughter, Mary Ruth. The guests
gathered at the Bennett home and
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FAREWELL SHOWER Is
GIVEN MISS HERMAN

Miss Clara Herman who has spent
the winter here in the home OF Mrs.
K. Biel, and who returned to her
home in Peoria. Illinois. Thursday,
was given a pretty farewell show
er at the home of Mrs. Biel.
An enjoyable social afternoon was
spent and a lovely collection Of
handkerchief rendered the guest OF
honor.
Others present were Mesdames
George Barchelt, M. A. Barchelt, E.
j. Drefke, Julius Schupp, B. Griffin
and Miss Ella Barchelt.
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VARIOUS CHURCH
MEFT

Bible study was observed in the
three circles Of the Presbyterian
Auxiliary this week.
The Martha circle met in the
home Of Mrs. L. d. Matthews, the
hostess conducting the study.
The Mary circle met with Mrs.
p. @. Kelso. who also lead the study.
Mrs. +. 0. Underhill va hostess
to the Ruth circle, leading the
Bible study. also.
Quite a large attendance marked
th three meetings.
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PERSONALS
OUT FROM UNDER

How well your husband sings
One trembles before the elements:
strength Of his voice"
Yes. but at home he Is only a
whispering baritona"-Moustique
Charleroi.
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SEND QUILT TO
ORPHANS

The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
Baptist church met with Mrs. Geo.
Morrison for an industrial session.
A comfort was tied and will be
sent TO the Mexican Orphanage and
school at Bastrop, of which Paul
Eel is in charge.
Mrs. Bell held a number of meet
ings in the spring during which the
people Of this section became inter-
ested in the school.
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MISS BRIDGES Is
DINNER HOSTESS

Miss Mildred Bridges was hostess
a. an enjoyable four course dinner
Thursday evening at her lovely
home. Pink roses we're used for
floral adornment.
Miss Bridges guests were Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Haynes, Nj. and Mrs.
Henry Lauderdale and their house
guest. Mrs. j. b. Lauderdale, Of
Huntsville, Tennessee.
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Games were played on the lawn
the first part OF the evening. fol-
10 red by dancing. Guests includ-
ed Misses French, Audie Belle Nc
Kinney. Maudine B~lankenship.
Priscilla Wade. Betty Fessenden
and Ruth Wood and Dick and
Jshn Ballanfant, Donald Barton.
Tom Blackwell, Billie Barton. John
Shaw. Leonard Van Berg and
Thomas Shock Of La Feria.
CELEBRATES
TENTH BIRTHDAY
Little Miss Joe Anne Scott,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Scott, celebrated her tenth birth
day Thursday afternoon with a
swimming party at Val Verde.
After two hours fun in the wa
ter refreshments were served. Joe
Anne was accompanied by her
grandmother Mrs. +. l.. Griffith and
Mrs. Jack Martin and the follow
ing guests: Charlie and Bobbie
Miller Of New Orleans who are visit
ing their aunt. Mrs. Frank Hadden:
Frances Hadden, E. G. Brook Of
Dallas, a guest here in the home of
his grandmother. Mrs. r. L. Grit
nth. and Betty Scott.
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from there motorcd to La Feria
where games on the midget golf
course were enjoyed.
Afterwards they returned TO Mer-
cedeS and the Bennett home, where
games were played on the lawn and
tempting refreshments we're served.
Mary Ruth's guests included Es-
telle and Jacqueline Ashton, Dora
Hager, Jackie johnson, Delight
Shaw, Edith Strickland Of La Fee
ria.
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ENTERTAINS
MEMBERS

Mrs. J. z. Johnson entertained
he Thursday afternoon bridge
club at her home in Lee Heights
this week.
The guests high score prize. a
card table cover was won BY Mrs.
Kennedy and the Club high. a darn
ing set and holder for hose. was
0 by Mrs. Scott.
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and Miss Louise Fryar scored low.
A pretty guest favor was awarded
Mrs. Smith.
A salad course followed the
games. The guests included Mes
danes Smith. Carrie NJ. Stuart. o.
NJ. Joyce, r. II. Kern. j. E. Haynes,
c. II. Lawton. N. l.. Harrington,
Harold Roland, George Herrin OF
Weslaco Hughes Evans. Mrs. w. A.
T1ppen and Mrs. Neal Kendrick Of
San Benito, and Misses Mary
Frances and Sar Haynes, Louise
Friar and Rena Freeman.
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Brownsville Club
and Social A ctiuities
Visitor From Nebraska
Mercedes Society
Dance Honoree
Mercedes Society
Especial TO The HeraId.)

MERCEDES. July 26-Mis Leona French OF McCook' Nebraska, was
guest Of honor at a delightful social event, when Miss Catherine Com
mons entertained with a most enjoyable sport dance at her home on
South Ohio avenue. Miss French is a guest here in the home of her aunt
Mrs. O f. Van Berg.
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BARBECUE
EVTEN

Buddy Davis was host to a unique
party this week when he entertained
a group OF his young friends with
a chicken barbecue at the home Of
@. 3. Warren.
After the barbecue. games Of yari-
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addressed the farmers at the high
school auditorium here this week.
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a barbecue DIT III the DICK yard
OF the home roasted the chicken TO
a golden brown.
After the supper various outdoor
games were enjoyed.
Those present were: Misses Ma
mic Lee Burleson. Lucille Rushing,
Ruth Grantham Lucille Ehlers,
Gladys johnson, Frances McCabc,
Joyce Beene, Marie Noe and Mar
jorie Billings Of Del Rio and Mess
RS. Amos Longbrake. A. N. Jacobs,
Glade Henderson, j. B. Brady.
James Maddox. Rich Alexander,
Hugh Shafer OF San Benito, Mr..
and Mrs. John r.. Jones, @. 3. War
rem and I. ID. Miller.
Bunco Party
The second party of the week was
the occasion when Mrs. James At
taway entertained in honor of her
sister, Miss Marjorie Billings Of Del
Rio.
Bunco was the chosen entertain
ment for the evening.
AT the close of the games a dainty
ice course carrying out a green and
white color scheme va served.
Those participating in Mrs. Alta
ways hospitality were: Misses Eva
Jean Yoeman. Wann Woodbridge,
Lucille Rushing. Joyce Beene, Irene
Ullrich. Merle Noe. Marjorie Bill
ings and Frances McCabe, Messrs.
Buddy Davis. Joe Maddox, Amos
~Longbrake. Vincent McCabe. M. c.
Rushing, Milton Mills, and the
hostess.
Hay Ride and Picnic
The third party Of the week for
the younger set was the 3. Y. p. U.
hay ride and picnic supper at Oh
mito.
About thirty young people enjoy
ed this affair.
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Raynondville
NIGHT
CLUB MEETS

IUIhSDhI NEONKI
CLUB MEETS
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Smith en-
tertained the Thursday Night
bridge club at their home on East
Gem. Ave. this week.
Those present included. Mrs.
and MesdameS Robert Robinson,
Carroll. Howard Baugh, and Miss
Alma Spivey and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. johnson.
Holly won the high score
prize. a china cigarette set and Mrs.
Baugh won the women's high. a
rose glass bowl.
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Of Parties For
Rio Hondo Society
Rio Hondo Young Set
Rio Hondo Society
Especial to The Herald.l

oTtJIdI q TIC VTdIu
RIO HONDO. July 26-A series OF parties which occurred here began.
IN the earliest part Of the week with a chicken barbecue given by Buddy
Davis honoring the younger set.
The moonlight night added much to the affair, which was staged on
the spacious lawn of the G. q. Warren home.
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PICNIC-SWIM
ENJOYED

"A swimming party. followed by a
picnic dinner. was enjoyed by a To-
cal group at Cascade pool. one af-
ternoon during the past week.
They were Mrs. j. c. Shaw and
daughter, Delight. Mrs. John Ash
ton and daughters. Jacqueline and
Estelle. Mrs. H.. E. Bennett and son
and daughter. Buddie and Mary
Ruth. and Mrs. t. w. Mcqueen and
Carleton and Maude Marion Nc
Queen.
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DINNER PARTY GIVEN
FOR COUPLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob FoSsler, Jr.,
who were recently married we're
named honor guests at a delightful
dinner party Monday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Fossler. ST..
A pink and white color scheme
was used on this occasion the CEN
ter piece for the long dining table
being a bowl Of pink and white
rcSebuds.
After dinner all gathered on the
lawn where seats had been arrang-
ed. and a musical program was
enjoyed. Solos were given by Mrs.
II. E. Hoger and Andrew FasSler.
Mr.. Albert Vogel and Mr.. Strogel
OF Donna furnished music on the
harp. guitar and accordion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fosslers' guests for
the evening were the guests Of
honor and Messrs. and Mesdames
Eric Green and son Jack, II. E.
Hoger. j. Welburn. John Cuiper.
and Misses Esther and Clara
Marose. Audrey Cuiper and Price
Fittz. and the Rev. and Mrs. "A.
Barthing. all Of Mercedes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Longkop and Mrs.
Charles Perkins OF Weslaco. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Vogel and Mr.. and
Mrs. SsCogel of Donna. and Mrs. A.
G. SnodgraSs and Miss Verbal
Perkins Of San Antonio. ard Emil
Gotthold and Carl FossIer.
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CLUB MEETS AT
JAMESON HOME

Mrs. K. III. Jameson entertained
the members OF the Bon Temp
Club at her home on West Kimball
Ave. Wednesday afternoon with
Bridge.
Mrs. Glarner received the high
guest prize, a handkerchief and
Mrs. Smith received the club high
score prize, a piece Of lingerine.
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PERSONALS

DR.. and Mrs. Douda left Monday
on an extended trip through North
Texas. They plan to be gone a
month or more visiting friends IN
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MRS. TRAVIS
HOSTESS

Mrs. John Travis entertained the
M~odernistic bridge Club Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs Burlington won the high
score prize. a string Of beads and
Mrs. Schubert won the low score
prize, a deck OF cards.
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PRETTY BRIDGE
PARTY HOSTESS

Mrs. John Ashton was hostes.
at a pretty bridge party at the
weekend at her mouse on south
Ohio Avenue.
Summer flowers filled vases and
baskets and added to the surround
ines.
In the games OF auction bridge
Mrs. W. w. De Cell scored high
md Mrs. Ralph Love scored low
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Stuart was forum
ate IN cutting the cards.
Others completing the personnel
we're MesdameE II. J. Lawson
Henry L~auderdale. w. j. COPELAND
J. B. Lauderdale or Hartsville. Ten
nesse, J. E. Haynes. James Hauze.
L. d. Mathews, Shelly Collier and
John Herndon.
PERSONALS
Mrs. M. c. w. Wakefield. who has
spent the past several months here
N the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. =. L. Griffin. and her sister.
Mrs. H.. l.. Scott. has returned to her
home in Dallas.
The following group spent several
days at Boca Chica this week:
Misses Kathleen and Hortense Dun
son. Louella Harness Of Gainesville.
Gertrude Baum OF I'll Paso. and
Hardy Turner. John Quinn. Grant
Petch. Abe Baum and MI. and Mrs.
Kenneth Edwards.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
FRANCE APPROVES
 CORSICA DEFENSES
Secret Measures Taken, Appar. ently Against Italy

Ajaccio, Corsica, Sept. 2s r-- Corsica, the island department of France nearer Italy than France, is being armed. Cannon are being placed, munitions are being stored and military airplanes soon can operate from here.
 This follows a demand in the French parliament by the marine military commission which declared Corsica, keypoint of any Mediter- ranean conflict, to be almost detense- less.
 Exactly what has been done is military secret. Nevertheless 1t is known that the naval supply ship Loiret las brought loads of arma- ment to strengthen Bastia, Bonifacio and Ajaccio.
 It was said in parliament that there was but a single garrison on the island, at Corte, in the center. eight days food and gasoline for reservists, no ammunition and only eights doys' food and gasoline for the air service. There was prow- sion for seaplanes, but no field for land planes.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
FARM PROGRAM
 CHEERS LISTENERS
Norfolk Daily'S Radio Club
 Gains Big Following

Norfolk, Neb., Sept. 2e (UP)- Acting on the theory that depression is largely a state of mind, radio sta ton WJAG, voice of the Printers Devil" and the Norfolk Daily News, has started a war on pessimism.
 Several thousand members are al- ready listed on the stations Every thing Is All Right" club roster and membership cards are being sent out by the hundreds daily. Cars in northern Nebraska have been placarded with stickers reading: Everything Is All Right"
 And it all began when someone poked fun at an embarrassed far mer who came to the radio station and, in speaking over the stations $ equipment, assured the folks at home T got here all right"
 Adopt Same Phase
 Other farmers visiting the station adopted the same phrase and letters of comment resulted.
 Then came the suggestion from Julius Wichert. wealthy farmer, suggesting club to show the world that Nebraskans and particularly Nebraska farmers are not pessi- mists.
 Farmers are reputed to be al- ways complaining" he said. We complain when it rains too much. We complain when it's dry. So let's change the complaint to a ser- mon of optimism 'Everthing Is All Right"
 All this occurred before the stock market crash. Then came the drought Still the daily message Everything Is All Right" went out from station WJAG. a .r
 Karl Stefan, chief announcer, put the question to a vote and Wichert, became the clubs first president.
 Club members were pledged to fight pessimism and preach opti- mism. The pass word 'Quiturbela- kin" was adopted.
 The novel thing about the radio feature, Stefan says, has been the reaction of farmers. The club was suggested by farmer and the ma jority of its members, gained during when drought - threatened crops and livestock, are farmers.
 Station Bears Expense
 All expense of the club is borne by the radio station. The club mem bership cards and stickers carry no matter. So great has be- come the demand for cards and stickers that the presses are far be- hind. Several community clubs in
New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
FULL RECOGNITION
 SOUGHT BY KURDS
Rebellious Tribes Ask Equality
 From King of Irak

Suleimaniya, Irak. Sept. 26 R1 King of Kurdistan" Wll De added to the title of Feisal. King of 1rak. if the desire of the Iraki kurds is carried out. =
 The Kurdish revolt In Turkey has served to fan stronger the national ist movement of the Kurds of Meso- potamia, with Suleimaniya as Its center The Kurds fear lest the proposed treaty between lrak and Great Britain, which contains no mention of the rights of the Kurds being guaranteed by the League Of Nations, should render their fight for liberty still harder.
 The officials of the Arab govern inent intimidate us and try to make us renounce our national demands" Kurd Toufc, one of the leaders in suleimaniya cabled to the Near East and India" London periodi- cal supposed to be connected with the Colonial Office. The Kurdish demands. submitted to the Crown Prince Ghazi on the occasion of his tour through the Kurdish territories, include the setting up of Kurdish government for Southern Kurdistan the petroleum region of Irak in- corporated into the country through the Mosul settlement.
 The commission of the League of Nations entrusted with the examina- tion of the problem stated at the time that Fif the ethnic argument alone had to be taken into account, the necessary conclusion would be that an independent Kurdish state should be created, since the Kurds form five-eighths of the population. Moreover, if such solution were to be considered, the Yazidi. who ra- .cially are very like the Kurds and could easily be assimilated by the former, should be added to the es- innate. They would then form seven-tenths of the population"
 The Yazidi. a Satan worshipping tribe, also speak Kurdish. Accord ing to the League of Nations com mission, of all tho Moslems the kurds maintain the friendliest re- iations with the Christian minority. When despite all this the League of Nations decided to incorporate the territory into the Arab ruled 1rak. 1t provided that Kurdish national rights be safeguarded.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
Way to Photograph Sides of Moon
 Through Use of Miniature Globe
 Developed By Western Scientists
Sheriff to Ride Horse
 To Legion Convention

Woodstock, Vt, Sept. 26 P-- Sheriff Daniel Dowd, one of the oldest veterans of the Yankee Di- vision, has announced that he is going to ride to the American Le- zion convention at Boston on his old gray mare, Dawn.
 Sheriff Dan and Dawn aim to be familiar figures during the convention and the two insep- arables are going to cover. the pa- rade route together.
 Dan enlisted in the 103d am- bulance company of the 18th di- vision as horseshoer. He be- came one of the most unhappy men in the division when his out fit was motorized on its arrival in France. He~~as made a stretcher bearer and was familiar figure in. 26th division dressing stations and ambulance posts.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
CLAIMS GREEK THRONE

Athens, Sept. 2e Pt-An Italian who for years has been worrying the Greek government by claiming a large portion of northern Greece on the ground that he is the legitimate descendant of one of the dynasties which ruled in the fifteenth century, has won a judgment from a Nea- polttan court, and now the Greek of agriculture has warned various departments against pur- chases in Italy, lest the claimant levy on the goods.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
Shrine to Commemorate
 First Catholic Settlers

Fredericksburg, Va, Sept. 2s P-- A small wayside shrine, similar to those seen along Old Woods roads, is to be erected on the Richmond Washington highway, commemorat- ing the first Catholic settlement in Virginia.
 Nearby is the cemetery in which the settlers, including daughter of Lord Baltimore, are buried The Catholic Womans club is sponsor ing the shrine and will unveil the cruciAx on the second Sunday in October.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-26
SHERWOOD FACES COURT

Bridgeport, Sept. 26 P)-Attired in the uniform of chief of the Southport fire department, William Sherwood, faced the criminal side of the common pleas court today in an appeal from conviction of reckless driving on which he was fined $40 In Westport. His car collided with one operated by Rowland Legg of Norwalk. He appeared in court thia. morning in full uniform. The case is expected to be settled today.