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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
TARIFF CUTS
RAIL TONNAGE
Southern Pacific Suffers
Loss Of Business
In Mexico
By A c sTARR-HUNT

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 30.-Losses
Of the Southern Pacific railway In
Mexico, which has its main line
from Guadalajara to Nogales, n the
western section Of the republic,
amounted to approximately 1.000.-
600 pesos tS500. 000) during the pc
Rod from May to December, ac-
cording TO z. B. Sloan, Mexico City
manager of the line.
Mr.. Sloan attributed this loss to
the Hawley- Smoot tariff bill which
has restricted shipments TO the
United States border. His statement
followed one by Javier Sanchez
Mejorada, president Of the Nationai
Railways OF Mexico, to the effect
that the National Railways losses
have been enormous, also since
May.
The bankrupt condition OF the
National Railways. said President
Sanchez Mejorada, is being aggra-
waited by steady and growing de-
crease in the railways income. IN
May. he said. the gross income was
more than 100000 pesos less than
during the same month last year
In June the difference over June,
1929. was nearly 100000 pesos. anc
in July of this year the amount was
nearly 100000 pesos less than In
the same month last year. The Oct
difference was l,S35.000 pesos and
the November sluTe2 approximately
1900. 600 pesos. making the total de-
cline since May approximately g.
000. 900 pesos
The slump was occaSioned, &C
cording 10 Senior Sanches Mejorada
by a decline In both freight and
passenger patronage. Freight decline
from May to November. he pointed
out, represented IL per cent. He
pleaded to ali employees Of the sys-
TEN for cooperation in the reorgan-
ization pr1-ram Of the railways, nov
under way.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
BUNCO PARTY
ON

Mr.. and Mrs. j.. @. Grissom enter
tanned Monday evening with an n
ioyable Bunco party, honoring their
daughter. Olive. who celebrated
her twelfth birthday anniversary.
"A beautifully decorated Christmas
tree and other Christmas decora-
tons gayly decorated the living
room.
Those hidden were Messrs Cor
nelia Grasso. Jean Gattling. Eiean-
or Smith. Katherine Grissom Of
Donna Mary Frances Deaton. Ger
aldine Young. Elizabeth Anderson
Alice May Seewell. Fay Williams
and Messrs Jack Rowland. La
Nome Walden, Willis Gray and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
Chicago City Clerk
Inherits Fortune

CHICAGO. Dec. 30-P--Cheer
up William A. Rowley's friends
used to tell him as he poured over
figures representing other folks
money as a clerk at the city hall
prosperity Is Just around the cor
ner.r
"Oh well, anything can happen"
invariably would be his reply. But
ne labored for more than twenty
years before retiring from his
clerkship and nothing much han
pencd until yesterday when word
was received that an aunt had left
MIN property worth s63i .isO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
Ocean Quake Kills
Fish In Pacific

COQUIMBO. Chile. Dec. 3o.-lPi-
Green seas, rocking with an u!na-
tural odor. washed the shores Of
northern Chile today Id an after
math TO what is believed 10 have
been a tremendous seismic disturb
ance far beneath the waters Of the
Pacific Ocean.
The captain cf the port here IS
sued an official warning 10 inhab-
itants not 70 battle IN the water or
TO touch II. since m examination
had revealed a considerable qusnti-
~ OF animal matter. apparently
millions Of fishes killed in the
shock
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
Amarillo Votes
Limits

AMARILLO, Dec. 30-lPl- After
legal barriers had been set asioe
by a court order. voters yesterday
authorized extension or the c!ty's
limits. Unofficial returns gave 1872
for % against the proposal. Pre-
viously. District Judge A. J. Fires
OF Chiidres5 said his court had no
jurisdiction and set aside a tenn
porary Injunction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30

NAPLES. Dec. 29.-An Italian
physician. DR.. Colucci. has perfect
ed en electrical device with which
ne says he can determine the sex
OF a child before 1t is born. Hs
instrument works OH the principle
that there Is a difference between
electrical vibrations given of hy
the two genders. The vibrations &C;
on the instrument in different
WAYS. determining the sex OF the
unborn child
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
1900 At Charity
Home \mas Dinner

A record number tool. Christmas
dinner az thc Charity Home this
wear. according -c Miss Lydia
Champion. manager. with 1900 pres
cnt tor the meal.
Assistance in p-oriding the din
ner was given By Frank Raob. tie
Flks lodge. the Sacred Heart and
Immaculate Conception churches.
and merchants 0f the CITY. 10 al
NJ whom Miss Champion wishes 70
express her thanks.
The Christmas dinner ar the
home Is an annual affair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
SUMMARY

Barometric pressure was still
moderately high this morning over
the western, southwestern. and
southscentral states, and relatively
TO moderately low over south-cen-
trail Canada and over the far north
eastern states. Considerable cloudi-
ness prevailed over New Mexico.
Texas. and Louisiana at the morn
ing observation. otherwise the
weather was still fair TO clear
practically throughout the United
States. Temperatures were season.
able to~-.sea,eghat subnormal
tn oughout the country this morn
ins.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
Mexico City
Visitor HOnOred

Mrs. Z. K. Goodrich is entertain
ing from four to six Tuesday after
noon with a tea complimenting her
daughter-in-law. Mrs. Frank Good
rich. OF Mexico City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich, whose
marriage took place in the late
summer. have been spending the
holidays with Mr.. Goodrich's pa
rents here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
Snails Tell Story
OF European Races

IOWA CITY. I'll. Dec. Sop
f. the shells OF snails, their prin-
cipal Diet. Professor George r.
Collie OF Beloit college claims TO
have traced the southern European
races back 70 the Africa OF pre-
historic times.
Collie told the convention OF the
American Archaeological association
he had discovered evidence that
ancestors of the present inhabit-
ants Of the Mediterranean's north
ern shores were driven ont OF
Africa by the advancing sands OF
the Sahara desert.
He found huge heaps Of snail
shells, he said. along old river beds
in northern Algeria. Snails were
believed TO have been their main
diet. Among the shells were found
fragments Of skeletons closely re-
sembling those Of the cro-Msagnon
man in Europe, Collie said.
Marriages increased 81 per cent
in oregon this year while divorces
increased Al per cent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
CHRISTMAS
CEREMONY

On Christmas Day. the young
son Of Lieutenant and Mrs. w. f.
Ffnnegan was christened Walter
Emerson Jr.. with Father Gollbach
officiating. Captain A. Olson and
Mrs. Rossiter Clarity stood as god
parents for the child.
Following the ceremony, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Fnnegan enter
tianed with an informal tea az
their quarters in Fort Ringgold. "A
number OF friends called during the
late hours.
The tea table held a center piece
Of bright red roses and red tapers
burned in silver candelabra. Mes
DANES GeoffreyS Keys and Ros-
sitter Clarity poured
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
PERSONALS

7. b. Love and Clarence JernlKan
OF Brookiield were callers in the
M. 3. Bourne home Friday.
Arthur Sprouse or San Periita
and Lewis Rudd. student f.Irr n.
Fort Crockett were callers at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. - Bourne
Christmas day.
Klemann Watson spent last week
with his mother. Mrs H.. X Watson
OF San Rcnito.
I'd. @. Bourne on Santa Rosa A
spending the week here NJ tire bed
side OF his father. q. Il. Bourne.
Miss Marie Armstrong spent
Thursday right In the home OF Mr..
and Mrs p. %. Bourne on Santa
Rosa.
GraySon Allen returned ~ MAN
work In Beeville Saturday after
spending the holidays In the Q z.
Bourne home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
PAN-AMERICAN
Ties In LEAD
Play Tightens Up In Local
Ten-Pin Bowling
League

In the Brownsville Ten-Pin
League play. the Pan-American
Flyers are continuing to come TO
the front. Last night they went
into a tie for first with the Males
Tic Radio, downing the Radio five
two out Of three contest.
In the other game OF the eve
nilg, Frigidaire won two out OF
three over Brownsville Tailoring.
Pan-Am rS Ma iesfin
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Sebastian
CHRISTMAS EVE
SUFFER

The M. b. Bourne home Wecnes-
day evening from 600 10 100 O'Clock
was the scene OF n beautiful fuln-
tide affair when Mrs. Bourne enter
tanned N number oE friends with "a
buffet supper.
The reception suite vas q perfect
picture OF Xmas and q fitting set
ting for Santa Claus. Everywhere
were graceful ferns in p~roflHiun ard
there were crimson carnations. holly
with red berries. mistlet0e with itH
pearls. ~poinsettias and trailing vines
fe0tooned on the pictures and over
the NANTES.
A delicious supper was served To
the following: MFR. and sirs. Gray
son Allen az Wichita FHsts. Arthur
and Miss nellie Spruuse or San Per-
lita, Nevtoka Klemann OF San Ben
Ito. Mr.. ard Mrs. Marshal Bourne
and Miss Marie Armstrong
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WOODS HOSTS
ON CHRISTMAS

Mr. and Mrs DAVIS Wood charm
ingly entertained IN their i1Ely
home Christmas day with . turkey
dinner.
The following w guests. Mr.
and Mrs. LENT Wood and aDn. Mr.
and Mrs. a. vi. Morrow and children.
Mrs. Nancy Wilson. Mrs Jessie Hf.
Shirar and son. Mr. and Mrs. Ms4
son Wood and daughters. En-
Boekhaus Of Raymondyille. Mrs
.. Caldwell.
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OPEN HOUSE
ON CHRISTMAS

Major and Mrs. Geoffreys KEYS
held open house Thursday morning
to the officers and ladies OF Fort
Ringgold. The special feature was
= Christmas tree with gifts for all
Of the official personnel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Wallis held
open house Christmas morning and
a large number OF guests called in
formally.
On Christmas afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c.. Chatfield were at home
% a number Of friends in Fort
Ringgold.
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sored a dance on Saturday niRht
Mt the Gutierrez Hall, hnnnrinE thn
college group who are home fur
the vacation. About forty cUupleH
attended this delightful affair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
BULLETIN

usirst figures. lowest temperature
asst night: second. highest yeSter-
day. third. wind velocity II 9 q
n: fourth. precipitation In last q
hours.
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Society Calendar


Col. ana Mrs. Glover at home u
tho post and the townspeople.
Self Culture club meets with Mrs.
II. j. Bingham for the study OF
contemporary poets.
Mrs. Randall Mathers Is enter
tanning the Self Culture club with a
party in the evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
HOSTESSES Ar
CHRISTMAS DINNER

Mrs. w. y. Williams and daughter
Mrs. Ethel Shelton were charming
hosteSses Thursday when they en-
tertained with a Christmas dinner.
Guests Were Mr.. and Mrs. ~. ~.
Hornsby az Combes. Miss RednniA
Shelton OF Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. z. Williams and children. Mr..
and Mrs. a C. Slayton and $3.50
rem. Mr., and Mrs. H.. n. N.
and children. Mr. and MrAN
Slaytcn and Mr. ard MrsN
Williams and children ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
New Year Keynote OF
Federation Program

A program in which the passing Of Father Time and the coming o.
the New Year was featured was the appropriate entertainment offered at
the church federation party on Monday afternoon. with members of
the Baptist Missionary society as hoStesses.
The parlors OF the Baptist church. the scene Of the affair, were pref
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
FIVE O'CLOCK Z
HOSPITALITY

Mr. and Mrs B. &. sta NW
tertained nc tea from foHHk
Wednesday afternoon AWNfHe
charming home. Those prexAl
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike OakeS. T&f
Mrs Lonnie Wood. Mr.. andthl
Davis Wood, Mr.. and Mira 1Pr
Nielsen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30

Deer are the most numerous OF
Dig game animals In the national
forests: their number totaling al
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
FORT RINGGOLD
CHRISTMAS TREE

The children in Fort Ringgold
we're made happy Wednesday after
noon when they were special guests
ut a matinee at the Post theatre
followed by the distribution Of
gifts from the Christmas tree.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-30
WHAT No 0NF,s noNr

Totals -. 7G5 s25 5I4 2,445
Had 8 pin handicap.
Evening star., 1930-06-25
NEW YORK
DODGE INN

ROCK HILL, N. "a cool, restful place
and cold wafer. electric lights; good fishing
and bathing. lakes near by; S21 per week. 81
miles from New York doth season.; refer
Evening star., 1930-06-25
rum REBELS DROP
DRY LAW APPEALS
City Officials in Northwest
Cease Action Against
Federal Sentences.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
| CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 25.-The
Federal Governments campaign against
alleged rum rebels" of the Northwest
progI essed further yesterday, two city
officials deciding not to appeal prison
sentences at about the same time 13
other so-called rebels" we're acquitted
/ by jury.
At Occur D'Alene, Idaho, former
Mayor w. H. Herrick and Police Chief
w. j. Bailey appeared at the United
] States marshal'S ofice and said they
would not appeal their conviction of
conspiracy to violate prohibition laws.
| Each is under sentence to IS months
in prison.
Herrick and Bailey, with 80 otter
Occur D'Alene citizens, were found
| guilty of conspiring in the levying taxes
in the guiSe of regular fines against
| liquor sellers. The money was placed
in the city treasury. Seven of the
convicted persons yesterday furnished
81 900 appeal bonds.
Thirteen Thermopolis, Wyo, resi-
dents yesterday were acquitted If SINH
lar charges by a jury here. Fourteen
other defendants were previously freed
by directed verdictS.
Forty-one citizens OF the town orig
| inally were indicted. Seven of the per-
sons, all city officials, pleaded guilty to
conspiracy last month and were fined
$3.50 each. Three of the 81 are fugi-
tives The remainder either were &C
quilted or absolved through diSmiSsals
Evening star., 1930-06-25
KEEN INTEREST SHOWN
IN MUNICIPAL ELECTION
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NORTH BRENTWOOD, Nd, June
25.-With fights on for mayor and one
seat in the town council the annual mu-
n1cipal election to be held here July Z
has aroused interest. The time for filing
candidates. with the board of election
supervisors has passed.
There are three candidates for mayor
They are John H. Gilmore, incumbent; !;
Horace w. Allen, the retiring council
man from the third ward, and julius w,
Wheeler, former member of the coun-
Gil The successful candidate will serve
one year.
In the third ward Sande T. Baker and
Robert Washington are rivals for the
seat in the council to be vacated by
Allen. The term of Office is two years.
Wallace Williams, incumbent, is unop-
posed for reelection for two more years
as councilman from the second ward.
j. G. Gather has announced he will
not run for reelection as treasurer and
Richard Quander is the lone aspirant for
the post which is for one year.
The polls will be open July 7 from l
to pm. in FiremenS Hall.
Evening star., 1930-06-25
WOMAN PUT ON BOARD

LYNCHBURG, Va, June 25.-Mrs.
Howell c. Featherston has been elected
a member of the city school board, rep
resenting the second ward. Mrs.
Featherston is the third woman member
OF the school board, others being Mrs.
j. I. Hamaker, from the first ward and
Mrs. H. c. Mcdowell of the third
ward.
Mrs. Featherston is the wife of
Councilman-elect Featherston, who be-
gins four-year term in the council
september !. Mrs. Featherston was
elected to NIL vacancy caused by resig-
nation of D. NJ. Penick.
Evening star., 1930-06-25
BERLIN TO PICK MINISTER

BERLIN, June 25 tP).-The appoint
ment OF DR.. Hermann Dietrich, Demo-
cratlc former minister of agriculture
and food, vice chancellor and minister
OF economics. as minister of finance to-
day generally was regarded as assured.
DR.. Dietrich, an expert of wide ex-
perience in financial matters. has de-
viSed graduated scale for an increased
income tax, together with a modified
plan of emergency levy upon the saIa-
ries of government employees somewhat
lighter than that of DR.. Moldenhauer,
who resigned.
Evening star., 1930-06-25
MOTHER TRAVELLING
OVER OWN PROTEST
Member Of Ninth Group Goes
Only After InsistenCe
of Relatives.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 25.-With a feel
ing akin to protest, Mrs. Florence
Server of Minneapolis prepared to
board the S. S. Republic to sail for
France today with the ninth contingent
of 270 Gold Star Mothers.
Until a short time ago Mrs. Server
expected not to make the pilgrimage
at all, and consented later only upon
the inSiStence of her relatives
"I felt I just couldn't CO." she said.
MY sons going to war and his death
were beautiful book to me. It's closed
now and didn't want to break it open.
He was always so gay All the way
over to France, they said, he played
and sang for the boys to keep up their
spirits, and after he died of the flu
they had a band at his funeral. I
don't think they honored many of them
like that. 1t came to me, when I was
thinking about going, that this was the
last way could honor him, and so /
came"
To Mrs Martha Jackson of Mime
apolis, diminutive and gray-haired, to-
days departure represents triumph
and relief
Ever since decided to make this
trip, they've been making me take medi-
cine" she said. They said was sick
and wouldn't be able to go if didn't
Maybe wouldn't-but I'm mighty
sick of those medicines, and I'm not
going to take a drop while I'm gone u
The greater part of today's contingent
came from New York, Minnesota, Ill-
nois and Massachusetts, Most of them
carried in their bags some momento
from home" to place on the graves
they are travelling 5000 miles to see.
Mrs. Celia Campbell of Duluth, Mimi,
is carrying tiny silk flag, while other
mothers bear soil from the garden at
home and pressed roses to lay on the
last resting places of their sons.
In SO trips between San Francisco
and Manila, Willette Gregg of Beverly
Hills, Calf, has Travelled 100000 miles
Evening star., 1930-06-25
Terror of ''Capone''
Name Fails to lar
Chicago Policeman
Taxicab Drivers Cangster
Clint and Talk Cost
Him $25.
By the Aseociated press-

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 25-The name
"Capone" has lost its terror for the
cops.
Joseph Cavielli, cab driver, thought
he could frighten the policeman who
upbraided him yesterday for a traffic
violation
I'm Tony Capone," said the cabby.
giving the officer the well known gang
ster CLINT. Get away before something
sad happens to you"
so your names Capone," said the
odicer. Amt that nice? I think
you're wanted for something. ANYWAY.
the name sounds familiar. Come
along"
The judge told Cavielh to pay a fine
OF SIS.
Evening star., 1930-06-25
D. C. MEN COMMISSIONED
Eleven Named as Second Lieuten-
ants in Reserve Corps.

Eleven Washingtonians have been
commissioned as second lieutenants OF
Infantry in the Reserve Corps of the
Army. They are Graef w. Buehn, 4126
New Hampshire avenue; Francis H
Hanna, 3009 @ street: William w
Heintz 1888 b street; Harris B. Hull
Wardman Park Hotel; William E. Jen-
klns, 1905 Fifty-fifth street; Melvin E.
Koons, 419 Fourth street northeast;
Foster E. Lipphard, 452 Randolph street;
John T. O'Neill, $500 Second street; Cor
don S. Parker, the Cordova Apartments
Eugene j. Roberts, 1912 Second street
northeast, and William r. Siddall, 404
Sixth street.
Frank Hume, jr., Takoma Park, Md,
has been commissioned q second lieu
tenant of Cavalry and Joseph D. Nevius
College Park, Md, second lieutenant
Of Infantry, both in the Army Reserve
Corps.
Evening star., 1930-06-25
EAGLES MERE, PA.
EAGLES MERE

THE Loveliest Spot in Pennsylvania"
With its natural beauty unimpaired. is
on the very summit of the Alleghenies,
beach and temperate water of the Lake
OF the Eagles afford ideal boating and
bathing Two splendid golf courses
lS-hole and 9-hole. For details write
THE CRESTMONT INN-William Woods
The EDGEMERE-L. B. c. List
THE FOREST INN-Edgar r. Kiess
THE LAKESIDE. S. Kirk & Son
THE RAYMoND-Murray S. Kiess
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The Secret of
MARGARET YORKE
By Kathleen Norris

show emotion, that she would rather
/ have suffered any other punishment
than to have him see those eyes then,
| and those tears.
what is it? Something wrong2" he
asked with sudden tenderness in his
voice She had her secrets. Life was
not all simple and smooth for her. A
vague picture of some brutal man in a
far-away city, some sordid little compli-
cation of her salary check and his
rapacity, made him feel pang of af-
lection and loyalty for her. you know
you wouldn't let me help Quit" he re-
minded her. with little twisted grin.
"I don't think I asked for any SYM
pathy!" Margaret said, blind with I'M
reasoning pain, and venting upon him
her anger at herself.
Nov, look here-look here-look
here!" Stanley warned her, in the
kindly, amused tone he would have used
to petulant child. He took her hand
away from the flowers, turned her
toward him while he held her fingers
tightly. He was amazed to find him.
self in this position, but he did not re-
treat. TELL me what's wrong!" he said
Nothing at ALL" Margaret said
coldly, freeing herself. "He thinks am
simply a rude, ill-tempered beast!" she
thought. 81 can't help it don't care!"
OOIl NC DluC! 0bd1llCy OOuASSA AACA
troubled and sympathetic. Every
thing'll come out all right"
Please go away-I'm going to cry, I
think" Margaret said quickly and
warningly. Stanley, after a moments
hesitation, disappeared, and the girl,
dizzy with feeling, went on blindly ar
ranging her flowers.
She turned. He was gone. A sick
ness of spirit descended upon her and
did not lift for the remainder of the
day. She avoided SANKEY'S neighbor-
hood; 1t was impossible to avoid Shirley,
who was making herself lovely In
lemon-colored lace and a straw-colored
hat, to go with Stanley to the San
Mateo Club to get the RiverSes and the
Cannons and bring them back for
lunch.
Stanley, going back to the porch, and
oddly haunted by the memory of Mar
garet'S slender, youthful figure, the
brown hands busy among the flowers
had limited that Margaret and Jim
might like to go along. He did not ad-
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lightly. MY dear, you're ridiculously
good to her. BY all means take her, II
you like! But thought Jimmie was in
diSgracew
Jimmie was indeed in disgrace; but
Mrs. Cutting gave her guest q resentful
look that it should have been remem-
bered Punishment for Jimmie was usu-
ally largely evaporated In the original
court-martial After that the family
that adored him made it a point to for
get the painful details as fast as pos
sible
IF they go think had better not
CO." Shirley further suggested pleasant
ly. Mrs Cutting told herself con-
temptuously that she might have ex-
pected this. Now Shirley would be
sweet, determined, cool. No, she had .
slight headache.