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10 FrcIcnf TarnisK.

Prevention II excess cleansing is
simple enough. In the first place.
the silver tor whatever other cut
lery n used. can be kent tn the
r.ght kind Of contaiacr. ! special
b~s Vi gras W red cotton flannel
tnot white as This may contain a
bleach. Can be purchased. or made
hy the skilled neediewoman. This
bag contains as many compartments
a. there are pieceS-whether one or
- Or SIX Or ten dozen. But there
must to a separate space for each
piece. 20 that no one object ever
ciatters against another. Thus are
scratches prevented. IN there are
too many pieces Tor one such con.
tanner two OF three may he less
awkward.
such . ha< hung ~ some closet
BETWEEN kitchen and dinlne-room is
an automatic aid IN keeping table
cutlery IN fine condition.
A little more elaborate is the wood
compartment. fabric lined. to accom-
nodate the family silver. These are
built 70 order. TO ~ all the pieces
one owns. If the silver didn't come
in o chest 81 rs vi one ot these
mace 10 order compartments can Be-
fitted into drawers.
There are a number OF first-rste
silver cleaners on the market. or
~ can do a good amateur Job with.
but their aid. BY a homemade
cleanser. Use a large saucepan and
make a solution ~ I teaspoons az
washing soda for each quart Of
water. Pour this over the silver. let
IL come 10 a boil and continue boil.
ing for 10 minutes. then remove
from the fire. When the water has
cooled off. remove silver. rinse and
dry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

Of and
anxiety for the
rowers. r h {
splendid ath-
letes. trained
10 D e ~rfection
and who. I'M
d o U b / e d ~.
were the very
symbol Of per-
feet health. APP
peared utterly
exhausted. In
fact. IL was
necessary 10 re-
vive three Of
[ h g m with
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rs a~U ~httHefB am #EAAperGns
door Making themselves extremely
narrow. they squeezed themselves -
among the twigs and remained
hidden there as though they were in
a forest or straw trees.
They waited for a long, long time.
Finally Flor could keep his 4sr5
open no longer and fell asleep. Ia
wasn't very much longer before the
others followed his example, even To
Enarf who kept repeating ever and
over again: You can't expect fo
see n witch ~ YOU fan asleep. voI
know"
All az once they at opened th-i-
eyes with a start. The broom was
rlovingl
The witcn has come at lagt.'
they all exclaimed. The next i~-
slant IN terrible thing happened.
They were all dipped. broom and aiF.
:nto "a pail az steaminE-hot water
and swept clean out OF the kitchen
window IN passing they made cut
what appeared 90 he a witch. push
Ing the broom.
Its the housamaid." cried Hand.
But hnarf was certain " was a rrai
witch.
1850. % Newspaper Feature xs-,.s M
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This Is the more
remarkable when
one considers the
strangely strenu
Gus career which
D!Ocletgan had led
as a solder. which
well ny
supposed 20 have
rendered MS heart
calluus TO all the
timer and more
tender emotions
The son OF a Dial
fn 1tlan peasant.
DiocletiaE entered
the Roman army
as a private when
hc " a 3 fifteen
years old. tie had
learned 10 read
a d write. and.
" h c n his
duties as "A soldier
allowed him an
q D y o nifty
he took advantage
Of every means 10
improve mis- mind
and enlarge hts
knowledge. In this
he Offered from
his riend. Mani
tnIaiLn. who had
also run a " a "
from home TO join
him In the army.
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either abnormal or suhrormal-I
don't know which
or care. either.
Whisper, Cross ycur heart now
and tell the truth. the whole truth
and nothing but the truth. Didn't
you fhink a would be grand % he
4 higbwaym4n when YOU vere about
nine wears old and no 70 fifteen,
Wasn't IL your iatoriie dream 10
put en- q black mask and grab a
'forty-four' IN each ~ YOUR tefrify-
ing fists and 60 and make The sun
dsv School Superintendent give YOU
back ycur pennies. and the pennies
Ct al the little boys who went to
that sunday school,
own up now. honest and true.
whv didn you 90 ~
Did some good Angel whisper 20
you that YOU might hurt the super.
%intendent feelings. Or make yolr
Mother cry or something
or did Won know that the super
lntendent would vank your irusty
forts-four'' ont of your hand and
turn sou over his knee. and give
you a good hard spanking?
And after that what would your
father d. "a Yen when he cor you
INTO The woodshed. or up into The
ATTIC. while vour mother was gone ~
help wait on the table A. the supper
az The Ladies AID SpcietyT
You knew -ou had some Men 70
zeal with when you did things that
Men didn't want you u do. and -
YOU behaved ~yourseif-till you we're
old enough 70 have some sense
wonder II We haven't "femi-
nirFd- tha world iuSt \ little TIT too
much With cur ,suhnormal' and
abnormal analysis. and our poor
darling they-reali, don t-know'' SIS
tenn.
From The records ~ Juvenile
Crime from n end ~ the country
III tas other. II begins "a look AZ IN
something was really quite wrong
somewhere.
! do wonder what IL ise
I~a7yrishi. 1850. b. SsssYascr Feature ss.s.t- A.,
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and commander OF
the b~OdycuaId Of
Emperor <unleri-
an during the war
against the Persi-
ans. Maximinsan
was next In rank.
" u ~ e n. =
sickly young a
was a " a Y $ az.
d e a by his
father . In a ".
Apor. VINO was a
crafty old chap.
and the real power
behind the throne.
Once. when the
soldiers had not
zen the emperor
for more than a
week. two OF them
peeped under his
tens and saw him
Tying dead on the
floor.
Apcr vas ar
rested and a court
martial convened.
with Diocletian
presiding.
Now I under
stand why v o u
w o bar me
from entering the
Of the
prince whom was
sworn to guard"
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Says
MSM1 Sa0b
Fabric Pelts, Such as Rus
sian Caracul. Galyak and
Broadtail, Dominate New
Cloth Coats.

A VERY interesting alliance
~ is being made this season
between fabrics and furs
to develop coats of unusual
style conception and chic. The
reason for this sartorial move is
discovered in the present vogue
for fat, soft furs that are as
deity manipulated to reveal
the contours of the body and
create a slender silhouette as
are fine fabrics. "A mere glance
at the new coats i'm the collec-
tons is sufficient TO prove the
success of the idea. Fur is i'm
posed upon fabric coats in in
Vulnerable ways and generally
to a lavish degree upon the
bodice. Such fahric-like peIts a. Rus
sian %caracul. galyak and broadtail are
most frequently seen, sometimes in
basques. and again as b~oleros. as deep
rounded yokes and cape,et sleeves. But
the style which is perhaps most liked
u that Of a bloused bodice completely
Of fur with the skirt of the garment
Of the fabric.
a Dat that reverses this order OF
treatment. and one that is decidedly
OF the mode. is that sketched here to-
day IL is a dark green tweed cut
along princess lines with the scarf sld
underneath cuffs and the Ode flare at
the bottom of the skirt all of black
baby caracul. Such a coat Is decidedly
catering 10 both the miss and the
matron-
Blouses are invading the one-piece
dress realm, too. for they are in many
cases almost complete dresses in them
selves. This VI due TO the enthusiasm
with which women have greeted the
revival OF the tunic blouse. 1t sug-
gests slender proportions. and when
worm with a separate skirt provides al
extra garment 10 be worn beneath TIE
long coat and is a pleasant change
from the one-piece dress. These tunic
blouses are made up in the more lavish
materials. such as brocades and lanes.
as well as in the more tailored types,
with heavy crepe as a medium. A soft
shade Of turquoise, blue is one that is
being much liked, for the tunic blouse
and the model that we are showing to-
day IS OF a silk crepe in that shade.
Worn with a black skirt Of wool or
velvet. it completes a very charming
costume.
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Great Lovers of ANTIQUITY

l%aughingiy. I'm pay YOU Just as
soon as I'm emperor
Young man." replied the Druid
ess. you speak iokingly. but | have
a vision 1f the future. | see you
wearing a crown. lust before this
happens you will have killed a boar"
Years elapsed. and the two friends
had ceased even 70 tell the story OF
the Druidic prediction a. a worth.
while anecdote. They had risen 70
high rank. Dioclet.an being general
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

II Y the gang and
drowned"
The p ~
Bandit is thir-
tecl years old.
h. chief aide is
eleven. and the
members Of the
r. ng are Of
sges ranging
from nine to
II rteen.
b ey have
h een robbing
and farrl
hoa-es and The
other day they
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
Words from the Lips Of Wise Men

He only Ia a relf-m1fs man
nho has a good determination.
EN- erson
Here's TO the pilot that
weathered the storm.
Gaming.
Whats yell begun. ~ halt
done. Horace.
All men naturally desire to
know. Aristotle.
The act Of contemplation then
creates the thing cortem plated.
--Disrdeii.
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r Q.-Nhat would cause the
teeth "a start decaying-this trouble
- very sudden ! am in my TWEEN
ties.
A.-Your diet ~ probably at fault.
Eat more OF the llme-producin-
foods: milk. eggs. fruit. fruit juices.
leafy green vegetables should all
help the teeth as well as the system
I'm general
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31
Goodnight Stories
By MAX TRELL

You'll eve find IN witch tuU --
row night. It's only on HalloNe n
night that they're out. \ have IA
plan ! know where there's a broom.
Wen hide tn the broom"
What's the use OF that7r asked
Hand.
Cant you guess? When Tho
witch comes for II 70 sal over the
moon. we'll see her" This sounded
down 10 the pantry where they
found a broom standing against the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

80 important police center n
London more than coo reserve o.
ficers are ready. day and night. for
any sudden emergency.
Paper can Be made frcm corn by a
new process.
The ancients valued glass because
Of It's h~rittieness. and the Roman EN-.
p@ror. Tiberius. beheadeG IN artificer
who said he could make glass mall.
cable.
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Some Odd and Interesting Facts

About fifty fire boats patrol ports
along the United States coast.
Between 10000 and Is COO volumes
are added 20 Oxford s famous library.
the Bodleian. every year.
OF street accidents n Great Britain
last year involving moto~ cycles.
more than $4,000 were due 20 solo
machines. io.S2e 10 cycles with pas-
anger and 1852 to sidecar COM
binationa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

ehromium. o. ms Of those
new compos I metals
whieh are now the vogue
Coupled wiki q traditional prefer.
ence Tor cleaning silver mas Il the
recollection VI innUmerahle hours
spent keeping ~ Nv that condition
The new metal tableware : blue
gray. instead Uf sllvery in tint. but
u has the superlai.vs advantage OF
resisting fdrnlsh. And while the
fashion Tor this type W var. may
not last forever tAe cutlery will
endure al kinds q handling for a
long time. ana rot show the scars.
However. fhe tact remains tnal
ans kind ~ table gallery can lie
kept III good CONDITION with Y MINI
nuin ~ care. II provision for its
handling IS made ID the beginning.
.Alr- moisture. -as tool-al may
leave their Giscoiuling evidences on
silver Eicacled fabrics and rubber
when left IN contact with silver viii
also leave ugly s.rcaks. True. these
oaa he removed. nut that means
extra labor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

An army OF stays led NV "
lion would be more formidahlo
than an army Of lions led wv W
stag. Cicero
There ought 10 De q system wy,
manners IN erfrB nation uhtrh
2 neitformsd mind mould fe
disposed 10 relish. 10 mcte rf
lore oHr country. our cor-fr-
ought 20 De IorelB. -Brrle.
knowledge Is proud thar ~
learned so much.
Wisdom IL humble that hr
knows no more. -Cowper.
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kk"ONIGHT Is Halloween"
knarf announced loudly TO
Mi. Flor. Hand and Yam,
the other snadow-children with the
turned-about me Lets look Tor
a witch"
For a which, inquired MI,
who wasn't listening very closely
For a witch. On Halloween all
the witches are out. flying around
on broomsticks and sailing over the
moon"
But what's the good or finding
one?' Flor wanted 10 know lie
vas rather sleepy and wanted 10
20 20 bed.
witches aren't to Be seen every
night I'm the week. They're very
sly and keep hidden. It's a lucky
thing II you manage 10 see one. Inn
going out this minute and hide be.
hind the chimney and watch them
sail BY" With that he slipped out
under the door ~tshadows car alp out
under anythingl and darted Up 70
the roof. ~here he promptly hid
lA4tt1NA4 ~ 04AAA A4E LAAAAAAAANLs 10y
this time the others had gotten 80
curious that they determined TO
watch for q witch. too
They weren't up there more than
three minutes when a huge black
shadow passed W them and they
all clapped their hands IN glee and
shouted. Its a witch
"Humph. It's only smoke coming
out 0f the chimney" said Knarf.
Don't make 80 much noise. Yod'l
brighten all the witches away"
So they crcuched behind the Chin
ney eve closer than before and
made themselves 90 small that IL
YOU had been there you would have
mistaken them for ciofhcs-pins. by
and by they heard a stealthy tread
on side OF them. The next mo-
ment they heard a stealthy tread on
the other side OF them.
IT'S two witches" Yam whis-
pcred.
.Sh-h. don't make 2 sound"
warned knarf Wen see them In
a second" The words no sooner
left hts mouth than a most alarming
s~cre-ee-ech filled the air. IL was
two cats.
At this all the shadows but Knarf
lost hope ~ seeing q witch. Let's
come tomorrow night" Flor suE
gested. trying not 10 yawn.
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Baby Bandit Proves to
Be a Bad, Bad Man
but Maybe They Wouldn't Have Been So Tough "
Their Mothers and Fathers Had Used Another
Kind OF Rod on Them
He and His Gang Terrorise Stores and Farms
By wINIFRED BLACK
TyHE "Babv Bandits" of

THE BABY Bandit" Of Salinas,
Calf. saw he will not tell
where the members Of his
gang arc.
IF split ssi1 the Baby
Bandit. I'm Be taken q the river
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ATOr long ago 1t was my
pleasure 10 Ne a spectator
al one of the intercolleEi-
ate boat races. AT the close Of the
race my Joy changed 70 a feeling
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

Il PERMITTED myself a covert
y smile Al Mary's ~ef.iciel; ruse 10
Est me away froAi The apart
~ 4 before Dicky had a. opportunity
4 - me further a u ms where
= ats during the morning, But the
amusement hack ns the smile was
~ ;.eAfy blotisd out oy a qualm OF
cpsf Silence al involving Mary III
fv~n 50 mild q bt IL deceit. But. |
demanded mysrif n~ritahsy. II D.kV
bal y trrapeT less hsir trigger. tAeaa
Void have l,scn no question u
kscDlHs kim n ignorance ~ ny
Journey. could have told him ~
II ,o@rt Sayarins legacy 10 me ia
trust for I.illsna. and have asked his
nc sics about IL.
My foot work. that. dent you
tlrru .fary ps-ened herself. as
Sanxeu - the elevators ~Of
I. Ufss ~ ism satisfied. bat he's
EpNs oIt directly. he says. and he'll
- gone by the ttrss "e get tack IL
the aaartmcnt. And ~ The t.me he
- = hack. perhaps he'll have forgot
t.n sti afrnuT n
Rem-mhsrIrs LdI.h Ia.rfax
F;isfe was up chance Of Dicky :
o. -rLn-. I told rms self grimlt. if
B. saw Edith ia FfaN. a he nm
d. aediy would. before ~ returned
q, the apartment. ! could mol imas.
81 INV husband business partner
J., sr.n= up ~ opportunity for uls-
cn ~ such a. iier glimpse ~ me
coming frcn . through train of tbs
\>N York Central read w the Grand
Ctrtrai station. wnpi'l afford iicf
T;9t. there was M eul ~ lC gained
~ Worrying over the matter.
Nla~A's reaction n Colin Cameron :
o'srr N q part IN Wis next taikin
~p-rsucfion vis tie most inlpnl TINT
- r- AZ hand
TN. dining room MS nearly
~fi.sFv. hui ! chose a table tn The
fsr corner. neat the window that
W night ~ out N Ali possible 'as-
shot when he wsitress Was nni in
attendance Ari when u luncheon
w-@ completed. I stretched my hand
apuesisnSiy 3cro~S tise table 70 ms
hushands loseiN Oun niece
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

Mary. dear | said softly. This
Is tn b~t time wei have 20 talk
over that offer from Colin Cameron"
She turned her eyes full upon my
fare. and ! saw IN them a hint of
ceaance. = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prepar-
ation for battle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

hO NOT rhlnk old age u I'm
immune 70 the panss ana
deadly neartaches OF love.
Consider the case az Diocletian. the
most powerful. most active and one
~ tie most statesman-like OF all the
einperors cf ancient Rome.
Al seyenty-eight. AID 5IS ne
pined away and died Of a broken
heart. within Two months after the
death MI his beloved wife. Prison.
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Answers 70 Health Queries

Mrs. X. X. Q-Vhat can L. cors
for the itch2 Whenever I Eat too
close "a the stove my skin begins 70
itch and raises up In welts and burns
and swelis.
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LONE MAKING
tIET y Ross

6C HALL il be sil.4r plate o.
ehromium. o. tlne of those
new com .tIon metals
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Loves Reawakerling
BIZ Adele Garrison

Ecdge, Forgetting Her Orn Problems for the Mor,er
Informs Star, Tibet D:ci,'s Decision Regarding the
Cameron Dcrcing Offer rGs '.TkuEibs Bo,ra",
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Be Careful About
Adopting Exercise
Sudden Exertion May Tax Your Heart
he Sure Your Heart Can UifhSfGHd The Strain OF Errr-
else and Competitive Sports, Yarns 4ufh0ritt:
Then Start Sloiriy and Gradually
Nv ROYAL :. COPELAND. M. A..

United States Senator from New York.
Former Commissioner 0j Hr1ith. Veto YORK City
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-31

A-Itchinr may H. due TO "a num-
her or c-use Your trouble IL pr-h.
ably due tp a form cf hives. We HI
your diet and elimination.
CcpyrirhL 1870. ty Newspaper Pasture Srrri iur.
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c~oryiEhs. 1880. ~ S.~rrssr r..tar. s,rrIrr- rns.
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Witch. witch.
Ride on a broom.
Come q Bit closer
And sweep Up my room.
Shadow Song.
kk"ONIGHT Is Halloween"
knarf announced loudly 10
Mi. Flor. Hand and Yam.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-27

fortress and barracks saw n sterner
life-they withstood the attacks OF
Tartars and Scandinavians. they
saw revolt. and finally fell under
the attacks OF Prussians and Rus
slams.
Under the fury OF attacks, the
group OF buildings on the Wawel
was almost demolished, but not
quite. Within recent years a pro-
gram OF restoration has been going
on slowly but steadily and today
one may visit the palace and see,
hanging on the walls. the rich
Flemish and Gobelin tapestries which
were made for these rooms so many
years ago. Carvings are being re
stored and the paintings on recessed
panels revived.
In the cathedral are gorgeous monu-
mental tombs to many OF Poland's
most revered monarchs and patriots.
There Is the tomb OF ST. Stanislas,
who was murdered at the foot OF his
altar by King Bolesas the Bold.
whom he dared TO rebuke. King
LadIsias the Small also Is buried
in the church, as Is the patriot So
b!eski, who Is credited with having
stopped the Moslem invasion OF
Europe when II appeared that the
Turks were a~ll-powerful.
There are many more places one
can visit in Cracow. They are all
worth while for this. most certain.
ly Is a city with a living history.
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Hand would take the first turn,
then Yam. Mi, Flor and finally
knarf.
All went well. Hand, Yam, Mi
and Flor all kept his mouth tightly
closed. ever though they had n great
deal OF trouble keeping their own
eyes open. At last II came Knarf's
turn.
Knarf was N clever little shadow.
He wasn't going 10 stay awake lust
TO keep his masters mouth closed.
He hit on q plan. He would tie up
his mouth. With what? With
shadow-rope. The bedroom was
black with shadows: shadows OF
chairs. lamps. curtains. walls.
Quickly he tore Off several long
strips OF shadow. then braided them
together until he had a stout
shadow-rope. This he deftly tied
around his masters head. making a
tight knot under his chin.
Now" said this clever shadow.
chuckling to himself. IT a 20 to
sleep"
But in the morning-what a thing
happened Knarf woke I'D 70 hear
his masters mother enter the room
He sprang up In a flash. The
MlB SILL @TOUN0 MS
head. He would have to take II OF
before mother came IN.
CONSERVATION His master had
turned yer and was now sleeping
squarely on the knott
He tugged and he rugged. Turn
over!" he cried. His master didn't
hear. Then mother entered. She
tapped Frank on the shoulder.
Time TO get up" she said cheerily.
All right mother. I'll get up in
a. moment" FRANKIE wanted TO say.
But he couldn't. He felt something
keeping his mouth closed.
Mi, Flor, Hand, Yamr' Knars
cried. Help mel Quickly
They all FASTENED to Ills side. In
an Instant they saw what was
wrong and with all their strength
they turned Frankie over. Pre- mn
of came the Rhadowrorr
Frankie could Epeak-i
Knarf uttered a sigh -
certainly was IN close
COPYRIGHT 1889. NsuFDapsr Ln@
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Some Odd Facts

A block OF hard North Wales
granite. weighing 2k tons. can be
placed in q newly invented rock
crushing machine and reduced to
fragments in fifty-five seconds.
Although she Is armless, a
Leicester girl Is planning TO make a
tour OF Europe in her l~eg-propelled
crippie's chair.
Britannia made her first appear
ance on English coins IN 1872, but
instead Of a trident and shield she
then held a palm branch and spear.
Modern girls win never die OF
broken hearts according to an emf.
nent doctor.
Three hundred and eighty-two ap-
plications for patents were filed by
women last year.
Separations granted by the police
courts Of England number about
l 10000 a year.
The reason II is held unlucky to
spill salt IS that salt Is the symbol
OF hospitality and friendship.
Divorce proceedings were insti-
tuted recently by a wife. aged thlr-
teen. Her husband IL twenty.one.
A man at Liverpool recently fin
ished a worlds record fast OF sixty
five days. lie lost forty-two pounds
in weight.
Talkies have been installed in the
new movie theatre at the famous
Sing Sing prison n America.