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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-16

Warren and Mrs. X. r. Barton were
guests of Mrs. r. II. Ralston OF
Weslaco on Wednesday for bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Thymer left for
their home in Oklahoma City this
week after having spent several
weeks in the Valley.
Mrs. z. ". Dance has returned TO
her home in Richmond. following
a weeks visit here in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. McMikin.
Mrs. Eric Green and son, JACK,
left this week for San Antonio where
they will visit several days In the
home OF Mrs. Green's sister, Mrs. a.
G. Snodgrass. From there Mrs.
Green VIII 90 to Abilene as a dele
gate from the local Rebekah lodge
to the grand lodge meeting.
MI. and Mrs. Ben Levine nave
returned from q weeks stay IN Nc
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Savage and
small son. Jimmie, were guests here
this week in the home Of MI. and
Mrs. John Polk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Curtis Of Au-
burn, Neb.. are spending the winter
and spring here in the home of Mrs.
Curtis aunt, Mrs. H. Z. Richards.
Mrs. Lee Jones Of Waco Is a guest
In the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Self, in South Palm Gar
dens.
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LADIES AID
MEETS

The members Of the Lutheran
Ladies Aid met at the home Of Mrs.
D. Schroeder with Mrs. John Wise
acting as hostess.
The meeting was opened with a
scripture reading by the Rev. a.
Bartling followed by a short bust
ness session az which Mrs. A. Karle,
president, presided.
During the social hour Mrs. Fred
Timpkin was named guest Of honor
in observance of her eleventh we'd
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GIRL L A
SKATING PARTY

Miss Lillian Quiton led the de-
votional at the meeting of the Girl
Reserves this week. The Hazing OF
the Valiant" a humorous reading.
was given by Miss Anna Reisterer.
Miss Ruth Wood. president of the
organization. gave a clever tap
dance number. accompanied by Miss
Beatrice PierroS at the piano.
Sleepy Valley" "Bluebirds.' and a
number OF other popular songs given
by Miss Pierros we're enthusiastical-
ly received.
Miss Anna Baum sang Sweet
heart Of Sigma Chi" accompanied
by Miss Pierros. Tentative plans
were made for a skating party in
the near future.
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r BREAKFAST
FNInYFn nv ER0TP

pleasant time Saturday morning at
a sunrise breakfast. They left early
IN the morning accompanied BY
Mrs. G. d. E%ppright. ~chaperone, and
went TO one Of the willow shaded
canals about three miles north Of
town. Breakfast was cooked over a
campfire.
The girls included in the party
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ENTERTAIN
CLUB

ENTERTAIN
OrT : Pioneer 500 club was er MiZ.
.ained by Mr.. and Mrs. NlscA right'
- their home here TuesaAy nratS
II s-een bowls with blueponAs go
Low attractive centerpieces 10
IolI .ah,ss as well as being piaoeo
tne nc r,sntel and stands about 'ne
room. - course was
served before n ganles ZOO
were in the st. Patrick
wss PLAYED until a late houi'
PERSONALS r.- and
ar and Mrs. G. A. Baker 1nu
x,.ncv Paker. who have been speno-
ia ne winter in Rio Hondo. nave
.as,rnsd 10 their home IN Indiana
]. 3. Chambers OF Va
n visitor here this week.
NJ. and Mrs. N. Allison Granal
have as their guests Mr.. ano Ni,S
herbert r. Davis OF jamestown. y
" Mrs. Davis is Mr.. Grahams SIS
Ter They expect TO remain IN hlC
TJondo for n several weeks Visit.
Mrs. p. p. si7er Of Monet, MO
and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rogers ano
children OF Donna, were guests o.
DR. and Mrs. z. NJ. A. Sizer recentLy.
DIR. J. c. Hardy. president OF say
Tor College at Bolton. was a VISITOR
here this week.
Mrs. Fred CARPENTER was a shop
Der in San Benito THURSDAY. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Bernard o
1roxnsville were here this week
as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. j. Gar
penter. r,vs,5e
are visiting L. Z. Noe ana famliy
here. ana also visiting relatives u
San Eenito.
nan Maddox Of Houston, was .
visitor here this week
Frank Cohea left THURSDAY iof
Houston. where he has enlisted VIII
the NAVY. From there he VIII -
sent TO Santiago. California.
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SHIRLEY LISSNER
PARTY HONOREE

Little Miss Shirley Lissner cele-
brated her tenth birthday Monday
inviting about 40 small youngsters.
members Of the fourth and fifth
grade Of schools. as her guests.
John and Donald Tripson. Irene
Bridges and Dorothy Killenger were
the winners in the bean contest"
and we're awarded prizes.
Mrs. J.. J. Lissner was assisted by
her elder daughter, Miss Charlotte,
in the serving OF the little folk.
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Mission
DONATE MONEY
FOR MONUMENT

The Woman's Tuesday club, Mis-
sion's Oldest literary club, held It's
regular meeting at the home Of
Mrs. T. II. Armstrong last Tues
DAY, with all members except one
present.
Mrs. Wilbur Close. the president,
was in charge Of the business ses-
sion. which began with the roll
call by the secretary.
The club decided to donate $500
to the Confederate monument with
which TO erect a statue in honor
or the lost cause" in Palo Alto,
near Brownsville. where the last
battle OF the civil war was fought.
Mrs. Dade Holster was program
leader, the italians. Spaniards and
Portuguese" a branch Of the Latin
peoples, being the topic under con-
sideration. Mrs. Hardin gave the
Effect OF Geographic Environment
on Each, with Mrs. II. II. Ewing
discussing their literature and art.
The National Importance OF each
in Contrast with other European
Nations" was ably given by Mrs.
Leon Brown. after which a short
discussion was enjoyed. the leader
having given an excellent delinea-
ton Of the Latin peoples.
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HONOR GUESTS
AT
ANNA R~EISTERER
ENTERTAINS

Miss Anna Reisterer was hostess
to a small group Of friends at her
home Wednesday night.
Games Of bridge and bunco fur
nished entertainment for the eve
ming. AT the conclusion Of the
games the hostess, assisted by. her
sister, Miss Lenore Reistercr, served
a refreshment curse 10 Misses
Amy Frances McIlwain, La Verne
Jones and Edith johnson and jim
ME Lee Boatman, Arthur Jones,
and Glenn Bussert Of Donna.
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were the Misses Melrosa Stops,
Florence, Anna Fay and Margaret
Butler, Zelda Dorset, Helen Epp-
right. Charlotte L!ssner, Marguer-
tie Daniels, Lillian Magee.
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High School Seniors
Rio Hondo Society
Honorees of Banquet
Rio Hondo Society
Especial 70 The Heraldl

RIO HONDC, March 15-The High school seniors we're entertained
with a elaborate banquet Tuesday night in the auditorium Of the
Y. w. c. A. by the womens Missionary Union Of the Baptist church.
having a a special guest, DR.. J. c. Hardy. president Of Baylor College
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MRS. KRUGER
E~NTERTAINS

Mrs. r. d. Kruger was hostess 10
the Sarah ". Dunlap circle OF the
Baptist Missionary Union. with
Mrs. Sandlin in charge Of the pro-
gram.
Mrs. Geo. Benson was the leader
for the missionary topic, which
treated on The New Call OF Home
Missions" and a very interesting
discussion was had. Mrs. Kaufman
was an out OF club guest.
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CHURCH
NEAR

The Ann Judson circle met at
the church annex. where they spent
the afternoon, under charge OF
their chairman. DR.. Minnie Q. Par
rish, engaged in the old-time fash
ion quilting bee" a gift from the
society to the Buckner Orphan
Home In Dallas.
DR.. Parish presided. with Mrs.
Leland Bushey giving the opening
prayer. while Mrs. o. d. Skies gave
Continued on Page Severn
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HOSTESS TO
ruApTTR

Mrs. II Z. Smith was hostess to
the local p. z. o. chapter at her
home last Friday afternoon, with
Mrs T. B. Summons leader Of the
program on Texas arts. Mrs. Sam
mons talked on Texans in music.
Mrs. Vernon 3. Hill telling OF Tex
ans In literature. A very interest
ing session was enjoyed especial
ly the singing by Mrs. Z. I. Stewart
Of several songs written BY Texas
composers.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. August Brauer OF
OF Springfield. Ill, and Gustav
Brauer OF Eltamout, Ill, who have
been spending the winter in Mer-
cedes at the home Of Miss Ella Bor-
chelt. left this week for their homes.
Enroute home they will spend sew
eral weeks in Corpus Christi and
Austin.
Mrs. Hubert Brossert and daugh-
ter, Luella Jane OF Kingsville. were
guests here in the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Ruckel this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Cain and sons.
Billie and Allen, Of Galveston, are
visiting here in the homes Of Mrs.
Kathryn Chadick, w. D. and
Frank Chadick. Mr.. Cain is general
manager OF the Galveston Flour
mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lydick have
returned TO their home in Fort
Wayne, Ind, after spending the win
ter here. They are returning 70
Mercedes as Mr.. Lydick has pur-
chased a citrus orchard north OF
town.
Mrs. G. w. Tidmore of Malakoff.
is a guest here in the home Of her
son, II. I. Tidmore and family.
Mrs. Alan Hvistendahl and Mrs.
Perry Perkins motored to San An
tonic during the past week. They
will spend the week there visiting
friends and attending the season OF
grand opera.
Mrs. l.. Bartling arl son. Gilbert
OF East Texas. are guests here in the
home of Mrs. Bartiing's son. the Rev.
"A. Bartling and family.
Miss Agnes Glasscock who is at
tending c. I. A. at Kingsville spent
the weekend here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. GlasScock.
Mrs. Grant Morrison spent We'd
neSday with Mrs. Ross Carter In
Edinburg Her little daughter. Ear
bara. returned home with her af-
ter having spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter.
Mrs. Kent Manning Of Harlin-
gen was a CUES. here this week In
the home Of Mrs. y. N. Pace.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ruckel had
for their guest this week u NJ.
Curtiss Of Bay City.
Mrs. Helen Symonds. Mrs. Fred
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ding anniversary. Sixteen we're in
attendance.
HOSTESS TO
CLUB
Mrs. @. A. King was hostess TO
the Embroidery club at her home
on Wednesday afternoon.
After an enjoyable two hours OF
needlework, a refreshment course
was served.
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FASTER THEME CHOSEN
FOR CLUB PARTY

Easter-like in its springtlhS rs.
co-ations was the attractive nome
~ Mrs. Ebert Vines when she en-
.s-taIned the Wednesday Brioee
club this week. ,..,,ow
Low bowls and vases y esnur
iioncuils. purple and rose latAS npo-
ard FERNS. we're placed in lavlsh PlT-
fusion about the card rooms;
i:ss were lovely lavender orchids S,ob
Mrs. Else vinke-Yancy WIN au nm
sc1.e r,sIi vases. Of glazed china. ~
ssrd design. while Mrs Joe Yoeman !
Dnu Iow score. was awarded q
dainty linen vanity set' ,-,sd "a
Refreshments were Sei'0N
r;neteen guests.
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NEW ORGANIZATION HAS
TyyENTY-SIX MEMBERS

The members o. Tic ItCeIIO4y U
ranized Firemen's Auxiliary. met
this week with Mrs. r. r. Talbert
y nresiding. A constitution and by
Z avs were submitted by a committee
appointed for that purpose, with
mrs. Herman Barber as chairman.
Mrs. Barber was elected secretary
ard treasurer to fill the vacancy
caused BY the resignation of Mrs. G.
3. MacVean.
Mrs. Eric Green. chairman OF the
membership committee, announced
that the organization now has 20
members.
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Mercedes
BRIDGE PARTY
HOSTESS

HOSTESS
Miss Naurine Hvistendahl was
hostess az a delightful bridge party
at her hcmc Wednesday night.
A profusion of red. pink and white
roses added 70 the surroundings
Following the games a delicious re-
freshment course was served.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes Evans Of Mercedes. Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Herrin and Miss Gertie
Whitehurst of 'Weslaco. Stanley
Crockett OF Harlingen, and Floyd
Langford Of Mercedes.
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PICNIC ENJOYED
BY MEMBERS

The members of the Alternate
Wednesday Home Demonstration
club enjoyed a picnic at Llanc
music and games furnished enter
Grande lake Wednesday. After lunch
A number OF native shrubs, which
tainment for a pleasant afternoon.
had been discussed by Mrs. Eta
Ringgold. Hidalgo county agent.
were gathered by the members.
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E1ks6 HO9 q
The Presbyterian Auxiliary met
In the Annex, where members OF
n and two were hostesses to
Circle No. three this circle winning
out In q membership and genera
efficiency contest last year.
Mesdames Albert McHenry and
d. G. Decker. chairmen OF those
circles, provided the program, with
Mrs. Henderson Wood leader OF
the devotional. Mrs. T. q. Waite
giving q parcr on Brazil" the
topic for the day. Mrs. T. r. Gard
beautifully rendered two songs
which were in harmony with the
coming st. Patrick's Day. the theme
Of which was observed in the dec
OrationA
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Jokes which furnished much amuse-
ment for al present. A refresh
ment course was served al the close
OF the meeting.
HONOR GUESTS
AT PICNIC
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Crockett and
Mrs. T. w. Edwards we're guests Of
honor on their birthdays at a pic
mic az the Harrington Fair Park one
day during the past week.
Guests enjoying the outing we're
Messrs. and MesdameS l.. r. Crock
EFT, F. w. Edwards and children,
Emily and lie Roy. Ebert Crockett
and o Robert. r. R. Telbert and
family. Clyde James. Miss Maurine
Hvistendahl. Mrs. Frank Combect
OF McAllen. MI. and Mrs. H. Matte
son Of Donna. A. Pittinger and
Stanley Crockett OF Harrington.
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LECTURE COURSE


COMPLETED
The Methodist Missionary society
met at the church basement on
Thursday, for the completion OF a
course Of lectures which have been
given by Rev. w. N. Carl. "A num-
Der Of women were present. and a
credit In church work will be given
on completion OF the course.
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NJ BeltOn.
: The honor guest was seated at
D long table which was beautifully
arranged for the affair. A long stripe
OF yellow crepe paper with a mar
rover strip OF rose color overlaid
represented the class colors. Bowls
OF rose colored larkspur and ferns
alternating with candlestlcks hold
ing rose colored tapers also were
placed at intervals down the center
of the table.
Place cards we're pink Wild roses,
while the favors were minlatuue
graduates in cap and gown An
elaborate menu was served.
Rev. L. E. Rambo. POSTMASTER
welcomed the class. while the res
ponSe was given BY Arthur Ha[.-
zog. An ADDRESS Where Do we 10
From Here9' was given by Dr. :. =.
Hardy. president OF Baylor Coheee.
The w. NJ. U. officers. who were
in charge OF the BANQUET, were
seated at small tables. They were
Mesdames Albert knight. L. Z.
Rambo, A. j. Carpenter, J. d. Mao
dox. Douglas Rounds. A Hougn'
Y. Lassiter. David Day, Ear BIS
hop and the Y. w. c. A. Camp nos
tess Mrs. NJ. Weimer.
Besides the senior class the per-
sonnet included Dr. j. c. haroy OF
Relton. Rev. A. n. Drury, REV. !.
=. Rambo. Supt. and Mrs. M Y.
Rushing, Mr.. and Mrs J: r. Jones
and Mr.. and Mrs. JACK Fresno"'
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ORDERS FILLED
FOR DINERS

The Marmalade club filled a large
order for the Southern Pacific din
ers, and a number Of smaller orders,
at a meeting Of the group held at
the home of Mrs. J.. j. Hartzell.
Members present to help with the
work were MeSdameS Frank McEu-
gin Of Alamo. Henry Erdman. 0. E.
Ridenour. Ben Drew. and r. Eng
land, a guest in the home OF Mrs.
Drew.
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ASHTONS HOSTS
AT PARTY


Mr.. and Mrs. John Ashton en-
tertained with q delightful party
tuesday night. honoring Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. J. Murray and daughter.
Miss Angela. who viii leave soon 70
make their home in Harrington.
Others enj-ying this pleasant af-
fair were Mrs. Florence Kalbfletsch,
Miss Mildred Bridges and J. r.
BranCo.
SOCIAL MEETING
HELD
Mrs. L. T. Armstrong was hostess
10 the members Of the Worth
while Home Demonstration club az
q social meeting this week.
Roll call was answered with Irish
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Aviators Install Radio
 For Atlantic Attempt

Dublin, Irish Free State, June 5. Gp) Captain Charles kingstord Smith and his three associates today super vised installation of wireless bat teries in their plane, the Southern Cross, prior to departing Friday or Saturday for Curra gh. whence they will take off in an attempt to fly across the Atlantic to New York.
 The aviators plan to traverse the great circle route 10 Cape Race and down the coast 10 the state of Maine and on to New York. The plane has q cruising radius Of 3S hours and 1t IS estimated the projected trip will take 34 or 35 hours, The start, from Curragh will depend on a special weather report from the British air ministry he morning Of the flight. The takeoft will be made as early as } a m,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
LEVITT ATTACKS RATES
 CHARGED BY HARTFORD
Electric Light Company President Defends Earnings of Utilities
 Group at Norwich

Norwich, June 5-Prof Albert Levitt attacked the Hartford Flee tric Light compa4y's method of charging for electricity in q speech he delivered before the annual meeting of the New London County League of Women Voters. Samuel Ferguson. president of the company, explained the conpeny's views on the matter
 Levitt said the utilities company and it's subsidiaries was making 10 14 and 4 per cent in 1928 whereas the United States supreme court ruled that from to per cent wal q sood return. President Ferguson rcplied that il was the possibility ot making good showinEs in dividend; which WAS the incentive for the company 10 give liberal service and rates which are looked on with favor all over the country.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Parachuts Expert Loses
 Life in Plane Accident

Roosevelt Field N Y, June 5 jP-Henry J. tBuddy) Bush meyer. professional parachute jumper. paid with his life today for going up n 3 plane without a parachute.
 H. died this morning rom in 4uries received when the plane in which he and Clifford Muchmore, pilot fell l.5oo feet yesterday. she pilot was critically injured.
 The two men had taken of a few minutes earlier for practice landing tests. The plane sudden 1v went into fiat spin and plouEhed mo held Both men were pinned in the wreckage.
 Bushmeycr has made more than 500 parachute jumps He recently broadcast radio de- zr~i7rlor of his sensations on the way down from lo,00o-foot ump Muchmore IS an agent for --- American Eagle planes
 Eusnmcyer suffered fractured r-- a ulncture4 lung and inter -al in uriez. Muchmore suffered internal injuries. T fractured skull nd -=Fere cuts.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05

The republican party of Cook county continues unalterably oppos- cd to the statutes and 10 the admin i.trative policies which have been invoked to enforce national prohibl- ton under the 18th amendment"
 Each year as it passes has made the situation worse. until a vast ma jority of the people of this country have come to recognize that the methods adopted to enforce prohibi- ton have brought upon us condi- ton of affairs which threaten our whole political and social fabric"
 A "concrete expression" of the voters attitude. he said, is needed It was with this in mind that the committee has begun the circulation Of petitions, which must have $50, 900 names before the proposition can be submitted to the voters.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
CHICAGO ACTS ID
 HALT GANG WARS
Two Conflicts Believed Under
 Way in Underworld

ce,csgo June \ 'o-sto1rasA Of further gang carnage rather than ,.a solution os recent killings occu- r=-4 police today as information leaked to them that crack guaners from the eastern Canglands were n-:-r rAcrmtef n the local 7ar.
 EX-ra squads ot police were de- tailed earlv today mo the Little T-al.rs to prevent further out breaks. Officers were sure the gang eo-Allr vas by no means ended with IS death list of ten in less than --aek
 No- one. but t7o gang ua-s are under 7ay. ss police see Y On the one hand is the battle between fac tons among sIciliar gang leaders for supremacy la tha liquor and tx- -orror traffic which has i'd the purse Of certain groups for years. Cn the other. police sad. is the tn- a,.-v between the Moran and Drug ga- gangs. acccntua'ea by tha --7le murder Of Druggan men at FOX lake early Sunday.
 Hope e nov dues in the latest slay.a=--ha- Of Thomas Somnerlo Tuesday night-faded today 7hen police admitted they had learned Nt- t.e from the pretty blonde kno7n as Mabel questioned last night. She 7ss sad hy Son1crlos widow 10 have been the sweetheart Of her bus band Mrs Son2cerIo believed the -lrt had Somaerio -'p2.t or the spot '
 The young woman, however. pro sezsad only 2 casual acquaintance r.th the slam man and denied hay lrs known e his gang connections She ras released
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05

USE HERALD CLASSIFIED Al
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Ii. G.O.P.PROPOSES
 BEER REFERENDUM
Would Sponsor Vote in NoYem. ber-DemoCratS Attack Plan

Chicago. June iP-Cook coun- ty republica nism, reiterating through its central committee it's opposition 10 prohibition, now proposes to so into the November election father ing a wet-or-dry referendum.
 The committee today was circu- latinS petitions to get on the No- vember ballots the following ques- tions:
 Shall tn. 18th amendment D. re- pealed'"
 Shall the Nolstead act be modi- fed Or repealed
 Shall the Ilhnoi. search and seiz- urt act be rcpealed?'
 Begins Agitation The Cook county democratic or sanization began an agitation for | similar action several weeks ago, but l it failed to gain unanimous support. | Chairman Anton J. Cermak. speak 1 ins for the wet" faction of the ! democratic party, said today that | the republican action was sub terfuge" intended to save for the re- publican candidates wet" votes that might be otherwise dehected to the democratic candidate for United States senator, James Hamilton 1 Lewis.
 Mrs. Ruth Hanna Mccormick. the republican senatorial candidate, IS a dry, Cermak said. The republican organization. in advocating q vet or dry referendum, is trying to foo the voters into believing they can register opposition to the prohibition law and at the same time vote for republican candidates. Mrs. McCor- mick is q dry, and the referendum | will not change her attitude,
 Lewis, on the other hand, is open ly opposed to the dry law.
 Bernard W. Snow, republican county chairman. said in announcing the committee action:
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05

keen the title in his country. He is za-uaE old. He has missed TWO
 chenks" 10 fight for the champion snlr Maybe ne 1ll nor get an- ether.
 -Bur me i- is different. am the .ore!grer. the under-dog. I am A years old. r I lose I fight again son-s other time for the champion ship. I havo nothing 10 worry about. He has etarythIng Maybe that does not bother him. no.
 By thgs time the German 7as as excited as he evnr gets- He 0as all hur sa46o7- boxing around that hV- lnz room h taC- he vas SO aroused he almost announced that he vas zo.nz 10 lick that SharkeE man.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Priest Overcome Saving
 The Blessed Sacrament

Philadelphia. June 5 CP - A priest was overcome saving the blessed sacrament and four fire men were injured by falling tim bers here today in a fire which destroyed the sacristy of St. Casi- mfrs Lithuanian church.
 The blaze was discovered by Father Victor Michatis. a curate. He entered the burning church. and was making his way to the street with the host when he was overcome by smoke. He was car ried out by hren,en and revived.