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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
Elaborate Tourist
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-12

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New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
& BIG SHOT " bY FRANK L. PACKARD -

back and stood staring helplessly at the iron grill. There wasn't any mistake at least, she had not made any. That was what the co le message said: Placement window areaway." And this was the only one there was-one with an iron grill.
 Under the floppcd brim of he-' hat she passed her hand ncryousiy across her forehead. What vas shc to do?
 Mechanically she bent down 0 examine tho grill more closely and, IS she touched it. she drew her breath in sharply. It was loose; and not only loose but now, as sh, put little pressure upon it, it came away readily in her hand.
 She smiled at herself thinly Of course. She was stupid This had ali been liked" long ago.
 She lifted the grill just enough 10 one side 10 free the window. and tried the window itself. It opcnad inward - easily. Nor did it make any sound. Well-oiled hinges. of course. Whoever had prepared the way had left nothing undone.
 A vague wonder came to her. Throwing the location and combina- tion of the wall safe, and with the means of entry into the house d. ready provided for, it seemcI strange that the safe itself should still have been left untouched merely because the house had not been entirely unoccupied until now. Surely it could have been loot9l without sleeping household, say, being any the wiser for it.
 Such things had been done often enough. Why not here? There mlst be very good reason for it, uf course, but she did not know what it was. She probably never would know. She could not ask Roy.
 She was down on her hands and knees now, working herself in feet first through the window. but hog eyes were constantly scanning th& lighted windows of the apartment house. It was not quite so easy ss it had appeared to be-
 The basement window was ob- long in shape, and. though amply lcng enough, was hardly two feet il height She could scarcely squeeze through as it was. Mar tha's hat, with its preposterous brim caught on the easement and was nearly pulled from her head
 Her feet. just as she was about tp let go and drop, touched the basement floor below. She stood up. The wit dow sill was just a little above her shoulders. She reached out and. as we'll as she could. pulled The grill back on the sill. It did not fit perfectly by any means, but certainly no one chanc- ing in the areaway would notice that it was out of place. Then she closed the wi dow.
 It was inkv black inside-almost as black as it had been in the "bi Ii | cage" last night. But tonight 5h . had come provided against that: and now the flash light which she had purchased on her way acro..s 1 town sent it's round white ray in quisitivcly about her. She was in cellar. of course - concrete floorcd. And, what alone concerned
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
HOLMES OBSERVES
 SETH BIRTHDAY
Aged JuriSt in Good Health and
 Still Very Active

Washington, Mar. $ (UP)-Oliver Wendell Holmes, dean of American jurists, received the consra tulatio of h's associates on the L. s. su- preme court bench today. the oc- casion being his soth birthday.
 The venerable justice, who was appointed to the supreme court bench by President Roosevelt in 1902. attended q brief conference of the court and planned 10 spend the rest of the day quietly at his home on I street.
 Holmes birthday finds him ap- parently in better health than for several years. still able to take a very active part in the workings of the high tribunal. None of his as- sociates is more regular in attend ing sessions of the court than the veteran who was wounded three times while fighting for the union cause more than 6o years ago. Nor is any more prolific in the prepara- ton or delivery of opinions on cases vital to American interests.
 Until the recent confirmation of Chief Justice Hughes. Holmes had been the active chief justice during the illness of former Chief Justice Taft. For many years the veteran, the oldest man ever to sit on the supreme court bench, has been the leader of the liberals on the bench. joining with Associate Justices Brandeis and Stone in many dis sentins opinions. He has shown no disposition 10 give up his duties.
 Justice Holmes was born in Bos- ton in 1S41. the son of one of Americas literary immortals.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08
Chapter 90 THE WOMAN BURGLAR

The areaway, Enid discovered, separated the Murkman mansion from a towering apartment house.
 It was very narrow so marrow that the only justification she could think of for it's existence was that it might perhaps furnish light and air to the rooms of the larger build ir:g. Thanks to the telephone direc- tory, she had found Murlman's house easily. It was. as she hal thought, just a little west Of Park avenue. and she vas quite sure TO enc had seen her when. a moment ago, she had stepped into the arcaway from the street.
 Now she moved silently along it searching for the basement win dow. It was very dark. She WAS glad of that. Certainly no one passing by on the street could see her now. Here and there above hor were lighted windows in the apar,- ment house, buJ they did not dispcl the lower sh1dows-and the Muri:- man house naturally was in black ness.
 Those lighted windows. She halted suddenly and locked up at them. Suppose someone were watch inS from one Of those windows. Her lips frightened. Yes. she was afraid - afraid of everything to- night!
 She lad been afraid when she had left Martha Debbinss house and more afraid the moment she had entered this areaWay.
 She stood for a full minute scan- ming the windows. There was no one at any of them.
 She went on again, hugging close up against the wall of the Mur':- man mansion, but, so far as she could make out in the gloom, It was not until she was near the ex- treme end of the areaway that shs came upon the basement window she was looking for-and then only to find herself peering down at t in sudden disnlay. It was quite dc- ceSsible becauac it's sill was prac- | tic ally on a level with the areawdy - but it was protected by an ir5n grill!
 Perhaps tn B wasn't the only 1 basement window perhaps there l;as another. She went on down . the full length Of the house. There was no other window. She came
New Britain herald., 1930-03-08

that are such fGrorites this sprinE. Among those who subscribed for seats were Mrs. Joseph Willars, Mrc. Ogden H. Hammond. Mre. Otto Kahn and Mrs. Arthur Scribnor.
 Already spring coctumes are ap- bearing on Park and Fifth avenues where New Yorks most fashionable women congregate n smart restau- rants at the luncheon hour. Gay linen hats, of pink or blue, drap3l with bands of polka dotted silk a.e faVorite chapcauX for wear with printed silks and new tailleurs. Bon- tcnnieres of oilcloth. tweed, silk velvet, feathers and e5en mother Of pearl are the last word in lapel decorations. and fruit necklaces. made of Gla~s beads in tiny clustc <, strung at intervals on crystal necklace o suggest punches of fruit are the favorite throal ornaments O. the debutantes.