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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-14
Co1nir~s. Goings

Mrs. Vivian Roberts. OF Salt Lake
City. and her daughter. Joan. are
here visiting Mrs. Roberts brother,
Kenneth Beer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tully Garner. who
have been here for several days
visiting Mrs. Gamers sister. Mrs.
w. T. Aldridge, left Wednesday for
their home in Uvalde.
Mrs. c. M. Brand and young
daughter arrived from the north
early this week for a visit with Mrs.
w. j. Conkling. Mrs. Brands moth
er. The visit will be Of indefinite
duration.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Clay, Browns
Vile. who for the past week have
been in Edinburg visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Rutledge, returned
here Wednesday.
Mrs. w. P. Cakes has Just arrived
from Nixon to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. c. @. Stro-
man, Of Olmito.
Lloyd and Mitchell Parker have
1ust returned home after spending
several weeks in camp at Kerr
vile.
Mrs. Will Collie. Of EI Jardin,
Is the guest of Mrs. E. c. Sanborn
this week.
Mrs. Fl. II. Tanning and her
daughters, Lorraine and Fay. re-
turned Wednesday from Beaumont.
where they spent six weeks with
Mrs. Fanning's mother.
George Chapatas came down TO
AOlmito this week after his children.
vGeorge. Jr.. and Elaine, who have
been visiting in the Claude Pearson
home for two weeks.
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Bridge Club at
Boca Chica

Members Of the Wednesday Bridge
club varied the usual entertain
ment this week by a trip to Boca
Chica instead OF bridge. The affair
was arranged to compliment Mrs.
Katherine Collins on her birthday.
After a swim the party enjoyed a
supper OF weiners, salad, coffee and
cake.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Brown and son, Dickie; Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Pitt and daughters:
Mesdfmes Gene Richards, Charles
Rel, z. r.. Brown, Katherine Col
Inns, Ed Marsh and daughter, Jewell
Richards, Harry Hollowell and
Misses Sarah Shapiro. Beatrice
Friedman, Marjorie Rel, Olive
Richards, Miriam Rel and Ray
mond Richards.
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UudIde Guest
Is Honoree At
Party Tuesday

Mrs. fully Garner. of Uvalde. the
guests of Mrs. w. T. Aldridge. was
complimented Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. j. r. Roberts with a bridge
party at her hoEle in Harrington.
Bright ued summer flowers were
lavishly used in the setting for the
affair. The honoree. as well as the
high scorers, received a pretty gift.
Refreshments were served in the
late afternoon to Mesdames Sid
Berry. f. Lee. w. NJ. Hundley. JACK
Cary, M. A. Childers, John -.
Floore. Archie HARDWOOD, Hickman
Hill. j. N. Crawford, Woods Chris
tian, Clayton Pritchard, Mac Caul.
Howard Barrett. Paul Brown. S. r..
Jennings. F. NJ. Hardin. Winston
Harwood. Russell Rose, Il. A. Hos
kins, Tully Garner, Uvalde; Mrs.
w. T. Aldridge. Brownsville. and
Mrs. Raymond Csc, Of Fort Worth.
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"A Bundle OF
Happiness Now

Pretty little Frances McNeal, who
lives at li03 Elgin Street, nearly
cried her eyes out every time she
looked into a mirror and saw the
condition of her complexion.
Il tried so hard TO clear away
the pimples. and one day the drug
gist told me 10 use Littell's Liquid
Sulphur. I did. and now my skin
4 as clear and smooth as a baby's.
I put a little on my skin the min
ute II looks Ike it's going TO break
out The result is. I am not both
cred with pimples any more"
Littell's liquid Sulphur dries
quickly. Saturate the skin with it
q few minutes where 1t is broken
out. before going TO bed. Next
morning wash off all trace Of II
and see how smooth and clear the
skin win be. especially If you are
suffering from mosquito bites. CHG
cers sunburn, chafed 0. cracked
rkin (adv.)
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number OF friends with a swim and
picnic supper at the beach.
Several out-of-town visitors were
among Mrs. Sheridan's guests. the
list including her mother. Mrs.
George --crsole, Of New York, who
Is visiting her: her daughter,
Miss Carterette Cheatham: Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Greene, and their
daughter Marianne: Lieutenant
and Mrs. Pratt, and son, Allison;
NJ. and Mrs. Jack McDermott;
Miss Louise Murphy; ]. o. Willy:
Kenneth Beer. IA Billy Beer. Jr,
Mrs. Vivian Roberts, Of Salt Lake
City, and her daughter. Miss Joan
Roberts.
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none, Mo They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Terry's mother. Mrs.
Johnson, who VIII visit in Mer-
cedeS.
Fob Edwards OF San Antonio. was
a guest here Monday in the home
CT Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Green.
Willard Agnew grove TO San An
tonic at the weekend and accom-
panied Mrs. Agnew and son. Blake.
home on Monday. Mrs. Agnew has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. NJ. s.
Hill.
Miss Eleanor Collier and Lieut..
Howell Collier have returned TO
their home IN San Antonio after q
visit in the home or Mr.. and Mrs.
S. II. Collier.
Miss Carolyn Visbig. who has
been q guest here OF Miss Beatrice
Pierros. has returned to her home
in Houston.
Mrs. J. L. Quill left Monday for
her home in San Antonio, follow
ing a visit here in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hawkins. Mrs.
Quill also spent some time with
Mrs. La Gro In Brownsville.
Mrs. Joe Brown and sons. Mar
vim and Stanley, returned this
week frcm San Antonio where they
have spent the past month IN the
home OF Mrs. Joe Karotkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Wilmer have
for their guest. Mrs. Arthur Wilmer
and son and DAUGHTER. Charles wit
mer and son and daughter. Charles
and Ethel. and Mrs. @. o. Graft. of
Quarryyille. Penn. IN the last few
DAYS. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer have
taken their guests to Brownsville
and Matanorcs. Point Isabel and
Progress. covering almost the en-
ire Valley.
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Miss Ceyanes Hostess
TO Slumber Party

Miss Rosita Ceyanes entertained
Tuesday evening with a slumber
party at the Rio Grande Properties
club house on the Southwest road.
The girls played bridge during the
evening. and at midnight a buffet
supper was served. In the morning
a camp breakfast vas enjoyed.
The guests were Misses Mary
Emma Vivier, Frances Blanton,
Anne and Una Seaman. Arnold
Boyd, Margaret Wainwright, Lyn-
dali Yoder, Dorothy Ragan, Eliza
beth Ruff. and Martha Ingersoll.
Mrs. Wiley Truss ch~aperoned the
party.
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Local Store Wins
National Mention

The Central Cash Grocery recetv-
ed third honorable mention I'm the
national window display contest
sponsored by the Glass Container
Association, II was learned Thurs
day.
"A communication from the asso-
citation. located In New York. an
nounced that the local store had
placed third IN the contest and en-
closed a check ms prize money.
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McAllen
THEATRE PARTY
HONORS TWO

Mr.. anG Mrs. Conrad Raitch en-
tertained Sunday evening with a
theatre party il honor or Mrs.
Raitch's mother and father. Mr..
and Mrs. Hebert NJ. Franklin, Of
Tenille. Georgia. After theatre the
party went to the host and hostess
home where refreshments were
served. Nine friends were present.
This was the first Of a series Of
parties that Mr.. and Mrs. Raitch
have planned during Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin's visit.
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SORE GINS

III you really want quick. certain.
and lasting relief. from this most
disgusting disease. Just get a bottle
of LETO'S PYORRHEA REMEDY
and use as directed. LETO-S Is al
ways guaranteed. Cisneros Drug
stores. adv
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MISS SESSIONS rs
III HOSTESS

Miss Dorothy Sessions entertain
a number OF friends Friday even
ing with an enjoyable party 40
her home on North Main. After a
series OF games and contests re-
freshments we're served.
The following guests were present:
Misses Dorothy Redman. Dorothy
Garner, Enger Leawell, Helen
Jones. Adele Hartsharn, Hele-,
Fraywick, Louise Leslie, Elsie Gray.
Marjorie Sessions. and the hostess
Miss Sessions. and Messrs. william
Pate. Calvin Hambreek. Lester
Beuil. Billy Myrick. Marvin Davies.
Victor Davies. Leroy Pratz. Carl
Skinner, and o. X. Smith.
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CLUE AND GUESTS
Il

The Merry Matron'S club enter
tanned their husband and other
guests this week at the home Of
Mrs. c. w Poaldin.
Bridge furnished diversion for
the evening. Mrs. J. c. Harrison
won the high core prize and Mrs.
c. L. Anderson the low score.
Refreshments were served TO the
following guests. MeSsrs. and
Mesdames c. l.. Anderson. p. II.
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Beach Attractive To
Brownsville Parties

The lure Of Gulf waters continues stronger than bridge or almost
any Of the other diversions popular with local society. The call of the
waves proved especially effective on Wednesday, two groups from
Brownsville responding. The wednesday bridge club deserted bridge.
and Mrs. Il. w. Sheridan celebrated her birthday BY entertaining q
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centerpiece. On the dining table q
beautiful white birthday cake, dec
Grated with pink candles. formed
the center ornament.
After dinner. bridge was played.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Breeding,
whose scores added high. were pre-
sented the trophy. Mrs. H.. ]. Lau-
derdale received consolation and
Mrs. Shekell a pretty guest favor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tolson's guests in
GUIDED Messrs and Mesdames S. II.
Collier, Roy Tolson, w. ]. Copeland,
George Breeding and Miss Eleanor
Collier of San Antonio, MS. j. 3.
~Lauderdale, Mrs. Effie Jewell She
kell. Henry ~Lauderdaie, Bob Kirk
patrick and Lieut.. Howell Collier OF
San Antonio.
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Mercedes
DANCE GIVEN AT
WADE HOME

Miss Priscilla Wade entertained
a number OF the younger set at a
delightful dance on Monday even
ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alden Wade, in South
Palm Gardens.
Lovely flowers added to the sur
roundings where the young people
spent the time in dancing. Later, a
reIreshment curse was served.
Those enjoying the evening in the
Wade home were Misses Vera Bar
~. Catherine Commons, Virginia
VIM, Marjorie Virgins. Ocie Nc
Neil. Miriam Wade, Ruth Rives Of
Weslaco, Mary Lillian Ware Of Nc
Allen, Norma Van Vliet OF Wesiaco.
Frances Kaufman of Harlingen, and
John Bell Of Fort Worth. John and
Dick Ballanfant, Freddie Hoerne-
man Of Chicago. Fields Hampton Of
Wes'aco. Jimmie Sutthin OF Ed
couch. Leroy Buss OF Donna. Billie
Barton, Leo Davis Of Weslaco. Max
Medley o. HarlinRen, Malcolm Tiger
and 7. Perkins of McAllen.
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PICNIC SUPPER
ENJOYED

The McAllen Business and
Professional Women's club enter
tanned Thursday evening with a
delightful picnic supper at Lake
Conception, honoring Miss Eugenia
Patterson OF Tyler guest o!
Mrs. Cecil Beerman.
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PARTY
ON SATURDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Talbert were
hosts at an informal dinner party
on Saturday evening in honor Of
the eighth birthday anniversary OF
their sOii. r. p. Jr.
"A color scheme OF yellow and
green was used at the table where
places we're marked for Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Il. Schmalzried and sons
and daughter, John, Dick and Ann.
George Abner King and Royal Lee,
Norris Dean and Newell Wesley.
Talhert and the host and hostess.
PERSONALS
Miss Emma Reisterer returned
Monday from a vacation trip to
Houston, Galveston and San Anto-
MO
NJ. and Mrs. John Phelan and
son, Thomas. are spending some
time in Saltillo. Mexico.
Miss Lenore Reisterer left this
week for Houston where she will
visit Miss Carrie DUDE, a former
resident OF Mercedes.
Mr.. ard Mrs. II. II. Giddle and
son and daughter. Wendell and
Norine. and Price Fittz were week
end visitors at Point Isabel.
Mrs. Brooks Terry and son.
Pichard. and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie
Johnson have returned from a two
months visit with relatives In Clear
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GROUP TO GIVE
PICNIC

The First Christian church Sun
day School will entertain with an
old fashioned picnic. Tuesday even
ing near the Pharr-1an Juan
school. Every member OF the Sun
dial school has been invited and
requested to bring a friend.
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ENJOYABLE DANCE
FLAIR GIVEN

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Thomas and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Newly were
hosts at an enjoyable dance at the
weekend at the American Legion
club rooms.
Their guests included Messrs and
Mesdames Z. d. Green, Ed. Hauff.
Murray Hcuze, Earl McManus, r..
r. Talbert. Wallace Allen of Mer-
cedes and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Allen
Of La Feria.
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COMPLIMENT
GUEST

Misses Beatrice Pierros and Grace
Newly were joint hostesseS at an
evenings entertainment for Miss
Carolyn Viebig Of Houston. a guest
in the Pierros home. which includ-
ed a motor trip to Progreso, where
swimming and dancing were en-
.oyed.
A feature OF the evening was an
old fashioned dance. a bonfire was
built and weiners + roasted.
The guests included Misses Vie
big. Vera Barry, Sylvia Ewing. Dag
mar and Juanita Blanchard, Maude
TulliS, Jeanne, Frances and Julia
Healy, Grace and 10 Mae Newly,
Frances Benson, Elise Smith and y.
D. Busby, Barr Ewing. John and
Dick Ballanfant. Judson and John
Trollinger. Ed Healy. Ernest Brave,
Carl Rupert, John Ohls, Leroy
Irby. Ralph. Paul and Kenton Jones.
Floyd Berry of La Feria. Pat Cowan
Of Harrington. Ned Allen and Mr..
and Mrs. ID. B. Smith and Mrs. C.
ID. PierroS.
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MRS. TOLSON HGNCRS
SISTER ON BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Art Tolson was hostess at a
delightful birthday party on Fri
day evening in honor OF her sis
ter. Mrs. Jewell SheEell. a. her
home in HOLLYWOOD addition. A color
scheme Of pink was carried out and
gained with baskets Of pink rose
buds. corona blossoms and pink
verbena.
Dinner was served al individual
tables. which seated four. each
table having pink rosebuds for a
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VISITORS HERE FOR
SEASON

"A large number OF visitors were
in town during the weekend for
the opening OF the white wing sea
son. Included were MIR. and Mrs.
Tom Blackwell Of Taft. and Mrs
George Hawland. or Vanderia who
we're the house guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. c. Perkins. and Mrs
Marian Rooms. Other visitors that
came 10 hunt were Adam John
son, d. c. Reed. Malcolm Reed and
son all OF Austin. and Hilton Hol-
land and Bolton Latchford Of
Houston.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Turner spend
Monday in Roma on business.
Mrs. Raul Montgomery motored
TO Brownsville Monday.
Mr.. Sam harrison left Sunday
to attend the wedding OF his
brother. Enroute home Mr.. Nor
rison plans to visit in Dallas and
Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Kyler and
daughter spent the weekend IN
Boca Chica. They were Joined BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allison and
a party Of San Benito friends.
Mrs. Bess Garland. OF the VAL
lev Mercantile. left Saturday night
for Dallas where she will attend
the Texas Fashion Show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert. moth-r
and father Of Mrs. Tom H.. Beels.
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CLASS GIVEN
PICNIC

Or. w. 4. Whigham entertained
his Sunday School Glass. Of the First
Methodist church, Monday with 2
picnic at the Cascade pool. After
a refreshing swim the guests were
served q picnic supper.
The party includes DIR. and Mrs.
Whigham, Winnie Written. Ma y
Written, Helen Morgan, Winnie
Owens, Mary Nell Woodlock, OF
Waco, Frances Fullwood, Dorothy
Bates. Virginia and Ruth Walgt,
Clinton Fitch. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ieloud Austin
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Bowen. Z. ID. Kennedy. w. =.
Yoakum, A. A. Bauman. p. II. Lee.
p. r. Hudson, e. r. Moore. J. A.
Smithan, r.. Z. Whitsam. Mes
danes L. @. Calman and j. G..
Harrison and Misses Opal and
Inez Eoaddin-
The next meeting Of the club
will be at the house OF Mrs. a. "A.
Bonnean.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
CUBA UNDERGOES
 TELEPHONE STRIKE
Rate Change Causes Thousands
 to DiSconneCt Utility

Havana, May (Pt-Cuba is un- dergoing a telephone strike of an unusual nature, with it's principal effect considerable inconvenience to island residents.
 Recently the Cuban Telephone company decided 10 install pay phones and charge for each call in
 place of the fiat rate system. Only public telephones are affected. Hotels, restaurants and others
 with public telephones have closed their booths and refuse to permit use Of them under the new rates. It Is
 necessary to walk many blocks in some parts of Havana to find a pub lie phone in use.
 About 15.00O out of Havana's 50,- 900 telephones have been dlscon-
 nected at the requests of sub scribers.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

at police station here. The officers were sorry, but they could not oblige him, they said.
 Jerry wasn't discouraged, "All right" he threatened, "I'll smash every window in the joint2 The ot- ficers ushered him out.
 A few minutes later he returned with a brick in each hand.
 His threat worked. The police charged him with vagrancy an gave him two weeks board free.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
Mrs. Garfield to Seek
 Divorce in Reno Court

Reno, Nev., May 9 LP-Resldencc has been' established here by Mrs Edwina Garfield, of New York, for the purpose of filing suit for di- vorce from James A. Garfield, Jr., q grandson of the goth president of the United States.
 Mrs. Garfield declined 10 discuss her plans, but did not deny that she was here 10 file suit for divorce. Mir. Garfield is an investment banker in New York and is a Son Of James R. Garfield, secretary Of the interior in the cabinet Of President Roosevelt.
 The couple have two children,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
Plot to Wreck Ohio Prison Shops, Set Fire to Ruins, Uncovered In
 New Investigation of Institution
What Congress Is Doing
Friday

ITIudy
 Senate:-
 Takes up Wagner unemployment bill
 Lobby committee continues prohi- bition investigation.
 Commerce committee continues consideration of rivers and harbors legislation.
 Begins debate on annual naval supply bill. ing Griffin bill to prevent aliens being barred from citizenship for their religious and philosophic be- liefs.
 Appropriations committee takes up Mediterranean fruit fly eradica- ton program.
 Banking committee continues in vestigation of group, branch and chain banking.
 Thursday
 Senate:-
 Passed war department appro- priations bill.
 Lobby committee questioned F. Scott Mcbride, general superintend- ent of the Anti-Saloon League. Commerce committee considered rivers and harbors legislation. House.
 Passed legislative appropriation bill
 Agreed to another conference with the senate on the tariff bill.
 Investigation of justice depart ment demanded by Patman. demo- crat, Texas, who said Attorney Gen. eral Mitchell was failing to enforce antitrust laws.
 Banking committee heard A. r. Giannini. founder of the Bank Of Italy, prsdict nationwide branch banking. Judiciary b-committee resumed consideration of Wickersham pro- posals for law enforcement. |, Interstate commerce committee continued bearings on proposed new federal power commission. Rules committee agreed to ap- prove a resolution calling for an investigation of communist activities in this country. Education committee continued hearings on vocational education.
 Chairman Britten of house naval committee made public text of bill to provide for a s936,O0O,000 naval construction program
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
Serious Earthquake in
 Persia Claims Victims

Teheran, Persia, May 3 (P)-The newspaper Iran said today that there was an earthquake Monday at Salm- asg. Many buildings were damaged and the bulk of the population camped outside the city during the remainder of the night, when a sec ond and more severe shock occur red. Most Of the buildings in the town collapsed during the second shock. burying those who had re- mained.
 Exact number of casualties is not stated but Iran repeats other news 1 papers estimates of 2,000 dead.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
Little or No Improvement in Conditions Seen-Offi- cials Unable to Cope With Situation - Shoot ing of Two Men h. creases Troubles.

Columbus, O., May 9 (UP)-The discovery of a plot to wreck and set fire to the workshops at Ohio state penitentiary caused anxious officials to take every precaution today against new violence among the un- manageable convicts.
 With the situation showing little or no sign of improvement until conditions of overcrowding can be relieved, the administration appar- ently can make no progress toward restoring order for any length of time in the institution. The disas- trous fire which visited the peniten- tary the day after Easter and took the lives of 322 conyicts still casts it's shadow over the prison.
 One of Several Plots
 The plot to wreck the workshops was only one of several which off, cials believe have been drewing in recent weeks. They said the con- victs intended to smash the machin- cry dlIu lLtl otL lllI Lo LIi' 9llNus7' The warehouses have been idle late- ly. It was not deemed advisable to put the prisoners back to work while their frame of mind was so dangerous.
 The fatal shooting of two sleep ing convicts yesterday by a Nation al Guardsman whose machine gun was discharged accidentally served to increase the difficulty of the problem faced by Warden P. l.. Thomas. Prisoners seregated in 6 barbed wire stockade in the center of the prison went on a hunger strike after burning their sleeping tents, but abandoned it last night and consented 10 march into the mess hall During the strike the men angrily kicked out of their en- closure loaves of bread which guards had tossed in to them.
 50 Ringleaders Removed
 Another development of the last A hours was the removal of 50 mu- tiny ringleaders to Mansfield reform atory
 The stockade prisoners, deprived O, their tents, were exposed to q merciless sun yesterday. They at attempted to escape its rays by erecting makeshift vigwams Of blankets and charred pieces of wood. but guards would not allo" these to stand.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
Insists on Being Sent
 To Jail and Wins Point

Toronto, Ont, May 2. (UP) - Jerry Donohue gets what he wants.
 He wanted full meal and com fortable lodging, and applied for il
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

With the chic French heel Tn
 all the new spring shades and all sizes, All perfect, regular S2.Q0