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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07

Almost summary sunshine during
the weekend left the Texas lea
guers warmed up Monday. impatient
to wade through their few remain
ing exhibition games before toeing
the line Wednesday 70 start the
pennaut race.
Dallas Steers and st. Paul Saints
we're scheduled Monday to play the
third game OF their spring exhibit
ton series. They split the first two
contests.
The Steers viii close their exhibit
ton season Tuesday against the
Pittsburgh Pirates. The Steers Suf-
fered a u to z defeat Sunday BY
the New York Yankees, who made
a clean sweep in the two-game SER
les.
Cubs Ready
The Waco CUBS closed their ex-
hibition season Sunday with a 13
to 3 victory over the East Waco
team. city league champions. East
WacO's defense featured a home run
by Cotton Franklin with two aboard.
Wordsworth and ZoellerS starred at
bat for the Cubs.
Fort Worth Cats had their final
exhibition game In prospect Monday
against the Pittsburgh Pirates. The
ST. Paul Saints evened the series
with Fort Worth Sunday with a z
to 6 victory. PaSchall of the visi-
tors socked a home run. Whitworth
worked all the way for the Texas
leaguerS.
The Pittsburgh Pirates met with
a 5 to 0 defeat at the hands Of Man.
ager Joe Schultz's Houston Bluffs.
Allyn Stout, rookie right handler
from Laurel. hurled excellent ball
aid his mates hit in timely fashion
for the Bluffs.
The Wichita Falls Spudders gave
the Oklahoma City Indians a thor
ough trouncing IA to 4. The Spud-
ders smashed out IA safe hits off
four Indian hurlers.
AT Kingsville. Southpaw Snow Of
the Kingsville Pioneers held the
San Antonio Indians 70 seven hits
but the Texas Leaguers won S 10 /
on errors.
The Beaumont Exporters swept
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07
Tenders Invited For
II. 6. Treasury Bills

DALLAS. Tex. April 7.-Secretary
Mellon gives notice that tenders are
invited for treasury bills In the
amounts Of fifty million or there
abouts. The treasury bills will be
sold on a discount basis to the high
est bidders. Tenders will be received
at the Federal Reserve Bank Of
Dallas up to ] o'clock. April IL.
The treasury bills will be dated
April IS. 1890, will mature OF July
IA. 1880, and at maturity the face
amount will be payable without in
terest. No tenders for an amount
less than 81, 900 will be considered.
The treasury bills will be issued in
bearer form only in denominations
maturity value Of $1,000, $4,000 and
$1O0. 900.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07
EXHIBITION BASEBALL

(bY II Associated EfeSSB
At Houston-HouSton CTL) 8;
Pittsburgh tN 0.
At Nashville-Cincinnau CN 10;
Nashville CSA) z.
At Los Angeles-Chicago N) 20;
Hollywood (PCL) 5
At Dallas-New York (A) u; Dali
las CTL) Y.
At Observation-Disclosures CAD 5;
Newark OL) 8.
At Little Rock-Chicago CA) 10;
Little Rock tSA) D.
At Observation-Disclosures CAA) Q;
Detroit (A) 2.
At Memphis-New York N) z;
Memphis (SA) 3.
At New Orleans-New Orleans
New Orleans (SA) 8: Cleveland Al
Z.
At Kansas City-KansaS City
CAAl 8; st. Louis CAD 4.
At Tampa-St. Louis M z; Tam
pa (SELl 2.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (A)
10: Boston ND 8.
At Indianapolis-BoSton O 8;
Indianapolis CAD s.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07
II Killed in Blast
On Japan Railroad

TOKYO, April 7-lPl-The rail-
way ministry today announced that
II persons had been killed and seven
seriously injured In an explosion
aboard a train near Otta. Kyushu
prefecture. The explosion was Of
ficially attributed 70 dynamite
which was believed somehow to
have become mixed in the coal used
by the engine.
The explosion occurred shortly
afternoon Yesterday but earlier re-
ports indicated it was OF minor
consequence.
All the dead we're passengers.
The blast started a forest fire
which burned throughout the night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07
Lubbock Attorney
Takes Life With Gun

NEW ORLEANS. April 7-R-
Palmer III. Bell, 80, attorney at Lub-
book. Texas, formerly OF BLrming-
ham, Ala, died yesterday at a hos
pital from a self inflicted wound
and the body was sent to Birmine-
ham today for burial. He left "
note asking that his wife and mother
at Birmingham be notified, but gave
no reason for committing suicide.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07
Cotton Replanted
Especial to me Herald.J

PHARR, April 7.-Replanting az
cotton and other crops II necessitat-
vi since the hail storm and wind
storm which hit a portion OF the
country south Of Pharr and vicin-
ity. Thousands or acres OF cotton
and other crops were completely
destroyed and several houses and
other farm equipment were dam
aged. according to Charlie Hansen
who lives In that section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07
WEATHER SUMMARY

The weather was generally fair
10 clear throughout the country
this morning. except cloudy and
unsettled In the far northwestern
and far northeastern states. Mod
crate TO heavy precipitation occurr-
ed also In the northeastern states
within the last "a hours. Tempera-
lures were about seasonable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07
Especial to The Herald)

McALLEN, April Eight home
runs were blasted over the out
fielders' heads here Sunday when
the Wichita Aviators took a pair
from the Omaha Packers. The
scores were 6-5 and 7-3.
All Of Wichita's runs in the first
game came rs the result Of home
runs.
clubbing over the rulings OF
Umpire Barreau marred both con-
tests.
me boXes:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07

Summary-Home runs. Jansen.
Johnson. Bliss. Birka; two-base
hits, Taylo- Meadows; sacrifice
hit. Najo; double plays, Omaha 2:
left on bases, Omaha 8. Wichita 4;
struck out. by Bartholomew /, by
Meadows 5: bases on balls. off
bartholomew 2, off Meadows 2:
winning pitcher. Meadows: losing
pitcher. Bartholomew: umpires,
Barreau, Rapp, Time las.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07

Totals % 3 8 81 ) /
X Batted for Palmer in 9th.
Xxx Ran for O'Brien in 9Th.
Score by innings:
Des MoineS 900 ITO 0 ,
Denver leo 002 x 3
Summary: Bases on balls off Ly-
ons four. Powers five. Struck out
by Powers four. Lyons five. Home
runs Windham, Hughes. Triples
Granada. Wild pitches Lyons. Dou-
bic plays Windham TO Ogelsby. Sac
rifice hits Adair. Time 1885.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07

Tlerney. Anderson. King: Two-base
hits. Sperbe-, Barnholt. Birka: sac
rifice hits, Tntwile-. Jansen. Birka:
stolen base. Johnson: left on bases.
Omaha z. Wichita z; struck out. By
McClunE 2. Jutw.'er /, Sanders 1.
Barnholt I: bases on balls. off
Sanders ?, off McClung /. off Tut
wiler /. off Barnholt 2: hit by
picther, Faber by Sanders, Mealey
by Tutwiler; double plays. Omaha
?. Wichita 3: winning pitcher. Nc
Chung; losing pitcher. Barnholt:
umpireS. Barrelu, jackson. Time: .
hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07
BULLETIN

First figures, lowest temperature
last night; second. highest yester-
day; third, wind velocity at 8 a. m.
fourth, precipitation IL last "a
hours
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07
PORTS CHATS
With Hal EuStdce

PROVING the general contention
that a tournament does not neces-
Sarily bring out the best team as
winner. Athens high cagers have
won the u. 8. title after having
lost the Texas title. They breezed
through the field at Chicago with
remarkable ease for the second sue
ceSSive year. They were eliminated
early IN the Texas tournament at
Austin. Any good team Is going to
have an off day every now and
then. II that off day comes when
u Is in a tournament, 1t means
curtains. However, no better way
can be devised for clearing a field
Of 80 teams within three days.
ATHENS deserves a world OF
credit for her great showing. Never
before has j high school won the
national championship two years
In succession. Athens also had one
OF the best girl sextets in the
state. Two OF the Athens boys. the
Tompkins brothers. made the ALI
U. S. team picked by coaches and
scribes at Chicago You can rest
assured they will get plenty OF
offers before they grab a rattler
for Texas.
INDEED refreshing was Athens
challenge to the national Catholic
champion. The usual procedure Is
10 grab a title and then crawl back
under the turtle shell without fur
ALa- 1T 49, --.H
like another whirl in big time
competition. That's what 1t takes
TO make a popular champion.
so good an impression did the
Brownsville golfers make N the
Monterrey tournament that they
have been invited TO attend the
Tampico Tournament in the near
future. 1t Is likely a goodly number
Of the local Swish-swatterS will &C
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07
WICHITA Way
OUT In FRONT
Leader and Tail-Ender Take
Double Bills in Sunday
Contests
LEAGUE

Monday Schedule ".
Wichita at Harrington.
Denver at Mission
Tuesday Schedule
Denver at McAllen
Omaha at Harrington.
Sunday Results
At San Benito: Denver 1913, Des
Moines CD.
At McAllen: Wichita CT. Omaha
So.
The narrow gap between Wichita
and Des Moines widened out Sun
day when the fast moving Flyers
took a pair from Omaha while the
lowly Bears slapped the Demons in
the dust twice.
The Bears also pulled into strik-
ing distance of the Packers by vir-
tue Of their double win while Oma-
ha lost two.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07

BILLIARD experts must be getting
q little jack on the side for recon-
mending the use Of small billiard
tables. Jake Schaefer, worlds pro
1872 balkline champion, recently
said: II saw a few promising bill
iiardists struggling through a game
OF three-cushions on a large table
recently and their lack Of knowl-
edge OF the fundamentals Of bill
lizards astounded me. If they must
use the large table IL would be to
their advantage TO use only a quar-
ter section and confine their shot
making to that limited space until
they learn TO bridge and execute
shots" That looks like propaganda
to US.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07

cept. making the "TRIP by aeroplane.
This means opening Of q new field
and It cannot be pushed too strong
ly. Such meets mean closer contact
with northern Mexico. They do
much TO build up good will between
the sections.
THE Brownsville Hat Makers are
a bit griped at q handful OF fans
who cheered for the visiting Mer-
cedes Lions here Sunday. They got
pretty raw ct times, shouting NAL
dictionS which would not grace a
printed page. IF they can't do any
better than that, they might as
well stay away from the games"
the manager Of the Hatters said
following the final tilt. The cause
Of the outbreak was q flock Of
errors.
THE Aggie swimming team kept
its perfect three-year record I'M
marred by barely noSing out the
Houston Y. M. q. "A. swimmers at
Houston last week. II was the clos
est call the Aggie swimmers have
Eve experienced. The court vas
1887
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-07

a ninth inning weakness lost /;
game for the Cleveland Indians
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-23
Stefan a Anna Novotny.

- Ked' mate krstinv, svadhu.
pohrab, spolkov1, osadn1 sisv.
oost', ol'lste nam to q zaslits i've.
cejnit' do naSich novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-23
BULLETIN SLOVEN-
SKEJ L1GY.
z PORAD NASlCH
SPOLUPRACOVNiKOV

Scranton, Pa. V stredu dina Z.
maja 1880 odbyvala sa sieni
osady sv. Rodiny na Gibson ulici
schodza SO. Sboru Slovenskej Ii
gy. Sch6dzu svolal a otvoril br.
Karol Stiasny, poukazujdc ma po-
trebu aktivneho podporovania
snah nasej vsenarodnej ustano-
VINE a hovoriac, re bolo by
spatne ma Scrantoncanov, keby
nemohli udrzat' cinny Sbor. Spy
tai sa pritomnych, ci su "a obno-
venie a zreorganizovanie byvale-
no sc. Sboru SLOW. Ligy, ktory
pred rokami NAL vyse sto clenov.
Ked' kazdy sdhlasil, ably byya-
ly &c. Sbor Slovenskej Ligy bol
zreorganizovany ma dany pod
porovany navrh "a uradnikov
iednohlasne zvoleni boil: "a pred
sedu Karol Stiasny, "a tajomnika
Jan A. Hetsko, "a pokladnika Ju-
!raj Nimeth.
Predseda vyzval pritomnych,
ze ktori sa chcejG stat clenmi 36.
Sboru Slov. L1gy, ably sa dali "a
pisat' vyplatili svoje clenovske
prispevky, ktore s1 len $1.0O ma
rok. Ia clenov prihlaseni boil ma
Isledovni: Michal Bosak, Zuzanna
IBosak, Frantisek Bosak, Edward
A. Bosak, Jozef Bosak, Juraj M.
| IBosak, Jan Bosak,, Jozef Mat1-
lsek, Anna Matusek, Jan Braxa-
ltor, Maria BraXator, Jan Galba-
Ivy, Anna Galbavy, Juraj Nimeth,
Juraj Vasko, Jan A. Hetsko, An
ma F. Hetsko, DR.. Jan F. Dancik,
Rev. Stefan A. Kollar, Andrej j.
| Hecko, JOzef Batyko, Frantlsek
|Jassan, Juraj HAMS, Karol Stias-
ny a Jozef Kiesel.
| Do Sboru predbezne sa ziadne
prispevky neplatia zalezitost
tato odrocena je do buducej
Isch0dzi.
| Dany a podporovany boil ma,
vrh, aby Sbor vyslal delegata ma
XVIII. KongreS Slovenskej Ii
gy, ktory sa bude odbyvat' 4. a 5
jdna t. r. v Youngstown, Ohio. Ia
Delegate jednohlasne zvoleny bo
~ fbr. Jan Galbavy.
Terajsi novy 1rad povereny
boil vyziadat vSetky veci Cd pre-
dosleho pokladnika 36. Sboru, p
Jana s. Karabina.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-23
PODAKOVANIE
IA PREKVAPENIE

V utorok dina 13. maja boil SINE
milo prekvapeni, ked' nam nasi
priatelia a znami pripravili sur
prize party V Polskej hale ma
Franklin Ave. prilezitosti nasho
strieborneho jubilea. Ked' mas
tam Odprevadili, TAX SINE len oci
otvarali, ze co sa to tam robi. Ca
kali mas tam druzbovia a druzice
a pripravili mojej pani mladej
zavoj a pekn1 kytku kvetov.
Mia podperili tiez S peknym per-
com, tax re SHE ami neboli tax
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-23
KAzDY DESIATY CLOVEK
MA SVETE JE SLAVIAN

Medzinarodny Statisticky T.
stav Hagu vypocftal, ze obyva-
tel'stvo Zeme pocfta 100000, 900
dust. z toho poctu 200,0O0,0OO je
Slavianov, takze kazdy desiaty
clovek ma svete je Slavian.
z celkoyeho poctu AHA ma $50
million obyvatel 'ov, Europa $50
million, Severna "a Juzna Ameri-
ka 230 million, Afrika $50 million
a Australia Z million. Ostrovy do
plnuju pocet obyvatel 'stva Zeme
ma diva biliony dust.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-23

vypravenf pred 25 rokmi. A ten
pan Dolinsky, to je veru vybor.
ny druzba ako pani Javorska
Franklin Ave. je druzicou. Daku-
jeme vsetkym "a toto krasne a
mile nam prekvapenie. Dakujeme
nasej kmotre PAM Strazikovej,
pani Mandulovej, pani Kunovico-
vel a pani Brinckovej, PAM HUI
dikovej a vsetkym tym, ktori mas
pri tejto pamatnej pre- mas prize
zitosti svojou prltomnost'ou po-
ctili a prosim "a prepacenie, ze
neuverenujem mena vsetkych pri-
tomnych, lebo ich tam bolo no.
dine, re veru SINE 81 vsetkyych ami
nezapamatali. Dakujem d'alej
panu Ulienemu Ia pozitok, ktory
nam poskytnula jeho vyborna Or
kestra.
Stefan a Anna Novotny.
Pom. Red. Panu Stefanovi No.
votnemu a jeho milej manzelke
prilezitosti oslavi ich strieborne-
no jubilea ked' al opozdene, "a to
ale srdecne privolavame my
"Na mnoho blahych liet''.
- Ked' mate krstinv, svadhu.
pohrab, spolkov1, osadn1 s;6v.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-23
"A JANIToRA

Prijmeme manzelsky par, ktory
hovoria anglicky nemaju deti.
L'ahka janitorska praca, "a pek-
ny 3-izbovy apartment. Ziaden
plat. Vsetky pohodlia. Vysvedce-
ME sa ziada. Haste sa 1914 Ohio
Ave. Telefon 3-2579.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-23
Drobne ohla$ky
HL'ADAME DIEVtA

na domacu pracu. Musi sa ro-
zumiet' varemu. Dobry domov a
plat. Stale miesto. Haste sa {.
226 Upland Ave. Telefon 1858
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-23
BULLETIN SVATO-
VOJTESSKY.
Podava Rev. Stefan Kocis, hi. jed.
613 North Lakeview Ave-,
Youngstown, Ohio.
Vyprava odchadza. - Teraz

Vyprava odchadza. - Teraz v
sobotu dna "a. maja odchadza ma
sa jubilejna vyprava svatovojtes-
ska. S nou idil al styria nasi kna-
ii. Takto bude postarano dusev-
ne potreby u6astnikov vypravy.
A pan Doubrava, mas zk1scny
mily riaditel vypravy, pojde S
mani az do Prahy. On sa postara
vsetky nase cestovne potreby.
Ufame, re naSa costa po sirokom
mort bude prijemna. Budeme tiez
pod ochranou Nebeskej KraPov-
nej Maja, Hviezdy Mora. A pre-
dsa nae srdce sa chveje, no ME
strachom, ale radost 'ou. Uvidime
nase drahe Slovensko, nebotycne
nase Tatry, svojich bratov a Sc
stry. Mnohi po prvy krat zivo-
te; ini po dlhych rokoch.
Ma dnesne pomery vyprava sa
nam az skvele vydarila. Vd d'aka
"a to nasmu horlivemu duchoven-
stvu, nasim roduvcrnym casopi
som a bezzistnym pomocnlkom.
Pracu til SINE vsetcia konali jedi
ne z lasky ku Spolku Sv. Vote
cha jeho svatym ciepom. Do
brotivy Pan Bob korunoval nase
Snahy so zdarom.
A tento krasny zdar vyp"avy
naplnuje mas nadejami, re al Gle
novska akcia a akcia "Jubilejne-
no Fondu' sa nam tiez vydaria.
Ale ME bez s1stavnej vytrvalej
prace. A veru Jubilejna Akcia
Svatovojtesska je hodna nasej
horlivej prace a nasich stedrych
obeti. Ones sme pravom hrdi ma
Spolok Sv. Vojtecha. Akoby ME ?
We'd On obohatil mas narod mill
onami knfh, pocnuc cd jednodu-
chez knihy modliacej az po skvo-
stne sv. Pismo. Al "a slovensky
slabikar, "a slovens XII poucnu
knihu a slovenske vedecke diela
name d 'akovot' zas len Spolku
Sv. Vojtecha.
la toto vsetko ukazme Spolku
svoju povd 'acnost' tomto jeho
jubilejnom roku. V kazdej farno-
sti zorganizujme "Osadny Jubi-
lejny Vybor Spolku Sv. Vote
cha. Do toho vyboru zvolme
horlivych muzov zeny, osvedce-
nych pracovnikov, ktori navstl.
via kazd6 naSu slovensku katol1-
cku rodinku a vyberd cd nej Slo-
vensku Katolicku Dan ma "Jubi,
lejny Fond Spolku Sv. Vote,
cha. Tiez tych nasich rodakov
ktorl ME sn este udmi, zlskajil "a
udov do Spolku Sv. Vojtecha
Kol'ko osad, toPko jubilejnych
vyborov. Co Slovak- -katolik tc
Glen Spolku Sv. Vojtecha. A kaz
dy Slovak-katolik mech polozi svc
.ju obet' ma oltar "viery a naro
da; mech da svoju slovenskG ka
tolicku dan, mech obetuje ma "Ju
bilejny Fond Spolku Sv. Vote
cha.''
Hl'a, sposob dostojneho oslave'
MIA 6O-rocneho jubilea nasho "a
sl1zileho Jubilanta. Mill bratia
drahe sestry, pomocou Bozou &
nasho duchcvenstva maine sa /
cinu. Nielen slovami, ale skutka
mi a obetami oslavme Jubileum
Svatovojtesske. Spolok stedre OBJ
daril mas, obdarme no stedre a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-23
Vyvinula sa vol'na rozmluva
erajsom stave Slovenskej Lige

NyVluuld Sd Wi lid rOZmluVd d
terajsom stave Slovenskej Lige a
jej programe pre- bud1cnost'
Vyznelo to v jednomysel'ne usne-
senie, re Sc. Sbor je "a to, ably
Slovenska Liga v Amerike vyvi-
nula rezkejsiu cinnost' "a vyma-
hanie platnosti Pittsburghskej
Dohode v dokonalom usrozumeni
s krajovymi predakmi. V tomto
smysle ma pracovat' al mas dele
gat ma kongresse Llgy.
Buducu schodzu ma svolat' br.
predseda v case, ktory uzna "a
.potrebny.
Jan A. Hetsko, tajomnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-23
Pol 'ovacka ma Kysuciach.

Ma pol'ovacke bol staskovsky
notar "a Bahanu, ale "a pana ia
ma mic mu neprislo do cesty.
Stretne sa jednym obcanom a
pyta sa ho: =
- Cujete gazdo, neviete tn kde
nieco pod flintu?
- Ale, vedzol bych. Pockajom
pan notariusko, tam zpoza toho
kopecka priam vyjdze moja ces-
Gina.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-19
Wyoming Has Primary

Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. 19 (P) -- Wyoming's general primary today ended a spirited campaign for the republican senatorial nomination for both the long and short terms, in which the repeal of the 18th amend ment was an issue.
 The short term nominee was se- lected to be a candidate for the un- expired term of the late Senator Francis E. Warren, dean of the senate. Patrick Sullivan, Casper national committeeman, serving through gubernatorial appointment, did not seek the post in the ri mary.
 Charles E. Winter, Casper, former congressman, and ". l.. Walls Cheyenne attorney, were the candi- dates advocating repeal of the pro- hibition amendment.
 Other republican candidates in cluded Robert D. Carey, former gov ernor, and Walter C. Deming, Cheyenne publisher and former president of the United States civil service commission.
 The democrats had only one se1a- torial candidate, Harry H. Schwartz, Casper. and were without other contests.
 Governor Frank C. Emerson. re- publican, was opposed by W. H. Edelman, Sheridan, state treasurer, in the gubernatorial contest. Leslie A. Miller, Cheyenne, was the demo- cratic candidate.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-19
.DRY LAW MAY BE
 ISSUE |NCAMP PA|GN
Prohibition Looms as Main
 Question in Two States

Springfield, III, Aug. 19 LP) - Prohibition, the concomitant of politics, cast it's controversial sha- dow today on the democratic and republican state conventions.
 The democrats meet tomorrow and former Senator James Hamilton Lewis, candidate for the senate, has advocated the restoration of liquor control to the states.
 The republicans meet Friday. Their senatorial candidate, Ruth Hanna Mccormick who defeated Senator Charles S. Deneen in the April primary with an anti-world court platform, has said she would remain noncommital on the prohibi- ton question until after the conven- tion. She has, however, been re- garded as dry.
 The Cook county (Chicago) re- publican committee, under the lead = ership of it's chairman, Bernard Snow, has championshiped the wet dry issue and has filed with the sec retary of state petitions calling for a referendum on the liquor ques- ton. The Thompson -Galpirl faction supported Mrs. Mccormick in her fight against Deneen. Cook county republicans, it was pointed out, needed the referendum to aid their county ticket While Mrs. Mccormick anti-world court platform was effective against De- neen, county leaders argued, 1t would be useless against Lewis as the democratic candidate, too, has declared against American entrance into the world court.
 DoWnstate delegates, however, will control the republican con. en- ton and downstate leaders, includ- ing Gov. Louis l.. Emmerson, have not disclosed what stand they will take on the prohibition question.
 Cook county democrats control their partys convention and this, leaders agreed, means an anti-p pro- hibition plank.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-19
Admitted Signature

Charles F. Rathbun. special assist ant states attorney appointed to in vestigate the staying of Jack Lingle. Tribune reporter. said Chief Free man admitted the signature was his although he could not remember writing the letter.
 Freeman remembered getting the |requested loan. however. not long after he became head of the Evans ton police force Rathbun quoted . him as saying he needed money bad . ly three years ago on account Of a . Judgment returned against him in a suit by a former landlord. He said he attempted to get money from q 'big man in Chicago" and that this man introduced him to Zuta who lat CT gave him the money.
 The police chief went to Zuta some time later, he told Rathbun. and offered to pay him s175 but the gangster said 'neter mind" Free bnan quoted Zuta as saying Chief, you seem to be poor. Wait a while and get it all together"
 Freeman told the assistant prose- cutor the money never was repaid. but he said "Zuta never got any favors from me in his life, nor did he ever ask for any"
 Zuta, one of the leaders Of the Moran-Aiello gang faction, was shot and killed in Delafield Wis, dance hall August l.
 Among persons whose names are eaid to have appeared in Zuta's cor respondence are Judge Joseph W. schulman of municipal court; Emanuel Eller, former judge of the
New Britain herald., 1930-08-19
Police Chief of Chicago Suburb Admits He Failed to Repay $A0
 Loaned Him By Racketeer Zuta

municipal, superior and criminaI courts; George Van Lent, former state senator; and Richard J. Will Hams, former police sergeant.