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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends for the beautiful floral Of
terines and kind words Of sympathy
extended us IN our recent bereave-
rent.
r. Knosel and sisters.
The French government examined
$50 types Of airplanes In 1929.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

NJ. o. COTTON
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 6.-F-
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
C. OF C, URGES
BIC Grid CROWD
Works to Fill Stadium for
Butler Home Coming.

Athletic committee of the Cham
Der Of Commerce redoubled its ef-
forts today to place the biggest
crowd in Butler universitys history
in the bowl for the Bulldog home
coming encounter with st. Louis
university Friday night.
Presence here Of 5000 HoosieI
school teachers is expected to swell
attendance. A band Will head st
Louis roofing delegation Of 200. The
chamber has reserved block OF
reserved seats for luncheon club
members and has placed tickets in
drug stores throughout the city. Ad-
mission prices fixed by the Butler
faculty athletic committee are "a
cents for adults, so cents for nigh
school pupils and 25 cents for chill
dren under IA.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
NorIcE 70 TAXPAYERs

NOTICE TO IAAfA Ef7o -
Notice is hereby given 70 tazpayelI-s r.. u
the CITY Of indianapolis that tne CON-
mon Council Of the City Of lnolans goi.99 gsll9 :
nov mas pending before 1t, GeneE a. az
Ordnance 50. 1880, which proposes 20 20
transfer moneys from certain numneIe5u
funds to other numbered funds as loI-
lows to-wit: .-,,-.,- rD-,,,5
No. 36-Office supplies to other numneTea
iu''ei city " Controllers fund No. 24-. -
Printing and Advertising :. .-.- ezOu-UO
Citv Controller Fund No d.. -.
Insurance and Premiums ...-... soog-uu
The above described ordinance is que
TO come UP for passage at the next reguS5
lar meeting of the Council 70 De neg
on the goth day Of october, 1880 al t''o
.. n, ....;.,, t,.s bee, de-
termined. any ten or more taxpayers leel-
ing themselves aggrieVed may appear 70 70
the state Board of Tax Commissloners
for further and 1nal action thereon oy
fiine Of petition therefor with the Marion
Countv Auditor not later than ten days
sfrer said additional appropriation mas
been made by the said Common Council
and the State Board Of Tax commission /
ers will AK a date for hearing IN thlS
Witness my hand and the seal ot the
City OF indianapolis, this 7th day OF Octo-
her 1880. ..<,----7-
FitV Clerk.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
Legal Notices
Norrcr 70 TAxPAYERs

NOTICE 10 IAAFA Z f-FDSo. =.
NOTICE is hereby given 20 taApsyeIs
Of the Citv Of Indiana polls that the COM
mon Council Of the CITY Of indianapolis
nov has pending before 20. General
Ordnance No 37 1880 which ordlnante
is suupleraentsI 10 General Ordinance no.
p 1890 constituting and clarifying ire
ptrposes Ct the appropriation ana use oI
The proceeds from the issue ana sale o.
bonds authorized bv said General. OIo.I
nance No 22 1880 which funds are now
In the hands Of the City lrea s4IeI.
Subject to warrants Of the Board OF PUP
iic Works and providing for the Ieallo-
cation Of said funds among the ln3plo1,es-
ment projects and for changes IN ING
program Of improvements ana N lhe sew
eral costs thereof ~.,.-..- ,- 5,,e
Tne above described Ordinance IS Que
to come Up for passage at the next Lgsu- s
lar meeting Of the Council 70 oe nelo 5a ~
the goth day OF October 1851. al i.'o
After said appropriation has been de de-
terulined anv ten or more taxpayers leel-
ing themselves aggrieved NAV appear 70
the State Board Of Tax Commission )
for further and final action tnefeQn os W
flinz of petition therefor with the Ma5lmon m
County Auditor not later tnen zen uss
after said additional appropIlaIl9%lI u ~ ,,I
been made bv the SAID Common CoullDl
and the state Board Of Tax ComnllsSiqllii- ~ i
ers will FIX d date for hearing IN tH's
witness Witness nv hand and the seal Of ire
Citv OF indianapolis. this otn oas "a
October. 1880. --x - -OrrT
tSEALl HhNf'l - 60 ICiars.
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Death Notices

IusE. M. DUWARD-Of 1909 N La sale,
age SIS wears beloved husband OIL Hattle
Luse, father Of Mrs. Beatrice Y. AndeI-
son. Mrs. Minnie Mock. Mrs FLORENCE &c
CSever son OF Susan Luse, brother o.
Leon and Ernest Luse and Alta Eastess
departed this life wednesday. Oct 10.
Funeral Saturday oct. 49, 10 a. M AZ
{he MOOPE & KIRK FUNERAL. HOME.
1880 Station St. Burial McCordsyllle. mo mo.
MACFF- WILLIAM beloved son Of Mr.
and Mrs. II. V Magee brother. OF gu
sSee eye FInsral uTisrdl Saturday. Oct 18 $50 at
the home. 301 N. Tacoma . a. M ~.
Philip Neri church. Burial HOLY, SISgS9 SI8SS
cemetery. Friends invited. kARB LINN
NOHL. JOHN P-Beloved husband Of
Mrs Margaret Martin Nohl. father or
John NJ. and Thomas E., brother OF MIS-. MIS-
Mary Meixner and Mrs. Hattie FREDERICK.
died Tuesday evening. Funeral EElaaY,
Oct. II. $50 at the home. 912 n La
Sale: 9 a. m. St. Philip Neri church Bu-
rial HOLY Cross cemetery. FRIENDS IN
vited. KIPBY-DINN SERVICE.
ORBISON. MARY J.-Age 81 years. widow
OF the late William T.. CRIMSON motner
Of Judge Charles J. oE5son os n3 q Faa HIS beh Ahh
orbson OF this city passed vawPy at atreet 5ne
at the residence Friday, oct. II, 2 p M,
Friends invited. Burial Troy O.. Satur-
! day -=-----------.-..---e.
POPP. JOHN M-Beloved husband Of
i Amelia POpp. tatner OF j. ALDeIt. EQNAu
NJ brother of George r. Popp. Mrs;
+ Pauline Mueller of Portland. ore, passed
away Wednesday. Oct. 10. at $50 a. M
age II years. Funeral from family resi-
dence. 9l9 English Ave, Friday. oct. u,
at $50 a. m. Services at St., Mary s
church. a. m. Friends invited Burial
st. Joseph's cemetery.
WARD MRS. ELIZABETH-Age 65 years,
passed away Wednesday evening. Aunt
of Mrs Gertrude Shuart, and Chapin r.
Greene of Detroit Services from the
FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY;
FRIDAY 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial
Alexander. Ky Friends may can at the
Mortuary. Thursday evening.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
Special Notices
Instructions

LEARN aviation. Best OF. instruction 10
dvinr and ercun6 subjects. CURTlSS-
WRIGHT FLYING SERVICE. Stout Field
Mars Hill. Be. 900. P. o. Box. 1899.
CALL At HOUSE. MORN. IA. ti6o-W.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
Lost and Found

ILLFOLD-Calfskin with Identification
card not flied out. Can Identify money.
Lost between p. N. Tuesday. or a m.
wednesday near Methodist hospital or
200 block on Tuxedo. Liberal reward. 522
y. Tuxedo. Ch. 2007-W.
COMMON white. gray bob-tailed mae cat
Family pet only. Reward. DR.. 359l.
DOG-DaTk brindle. white markings:
bobbed tail: Boston TERROR: ans. name
Buddy. reward 1926 Fletcher Ave.
ASSES-Owner needs badly. bet. Schl.
IS, 2s20 Broadway reward He. 3554.
HIP BoOT-Sunday morning. Reward.
Ii. 46i5.
LOST--Eastern Star pin, platinum; valued
dear keepsake. reward Hu. $3.50.
LCST-German police dog: black. mo.
Old 5s4 n. DreZel. II 2630.
SCARF-Blsck and gray silk, lost down
town Monday; reward. Wa. 2535-R.
TIE-And handkerchief in gift box; lost
in McCroTy's. Ri. 1921.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
Machinery and Tools

For new and renewed motors
CALL
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
s525 E. Washington St. 1r. 1i51.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
Help Wanted Male
Help Wanted Female

wANTED-Man with car. $3.50 needed.
High class work. Good proposition. at
once. Address Times Box B-156.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
Clothing
UNREDEEMEp

UNREDEEMED
Ladies Fur Coats
Many beautiful furs and models. values
Up to $1,000. at prices from IS Up.
SACKS BROS. LOAN OFFICE
sos Indiana Ave. RI. 1884
ID block from III. ana Ohio sts.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16

ADDRESSING ENVELOPES - Work at
home during spare time. Substantial
weekly paw; experience unnecessary.
Dignified employment for honest. sincere,
ambitious persons. WORKERS LEAGUE,
NAPERVTITF ILL
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKs-we wish to extend
our sincere thanks and appreciation to
for their kindness and consolation. shoVp
us at the loss of our beloved husband
4 and father, WILLIAM H. ROBINSON, We
Nsspecially wish to thank the Rev. William
H Eifert. the singer. Mrs. Claude sum
. rner: the funeral director. Harry w;
ndsrings WIFE AND CHILDREN.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
Store-Omce Supplies
Business Communities

FOR SALE or trade for restaurant or
lunch room. animal show framed on
truck: good show to 90 south for the
winter. Can be seen at IS S. West St.
Bv Sien Shop.
GARAGE and filing station on Washing
ton s.. bargain if sold at once. Call
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
Barter and Swap
Coal and Wood

WILL TRADE $40 equity in complete res
taurant outfit balance due about sf50l
for light car. Add. Box B-160 Times.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
Real Estate Wanted

LET us sell your farm. or city property
within so days. KISSLING REALTY CO..
909 Roosevelt Bldg. Ind'polis. Ri. 1913.
| Reat Estate for EXCHANGE
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
Business Announcements

DuDAAtCSS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WE PUT-Coils in furnaces
complete for $3.50. Ch. 0635.
BRICK. sToNE-And block masonry.
cement work. reasonable prices: small or
large ions. FREEMAN. Ia. 1929
I'LL MAKE IT HOT FOR YOU"
Furnace repair. No lob too small; none
too large. ARNOLD. Hu 1850.
FURNACE-repairs for all makes. Vacuum
cleaning. that really cleans. cutters.
spoutlng. PAUL WEST. Ri. 1856.
TINNING-Roofing. furnace repair; sat-
isfs ton guaranteed. Allen W. Creek
baum. 4s58 E. both st. Ch. 35o6.
FEATHERS Bought. sold and renovated,
feather mattresses. pillows made to order.
2. p. Burke 43l-433 Mass. Ave. RI. 6693.
BATH ROOM-Complete $50: plumbing &
heating installed: reasonable. IA. 4057.
BUILDINC-Re Remodeling, reroofing repair
ing. reason. estimates free. On. 4252-M.
VICTOR furnaces repaired by factory ex-
pert. HALL-NEAL FURNACE co Ii. l004.
1900 CATARACT & WHIRLPOOL WASH
ERS. PROMPT expert service Ri 1924.
CUTTERS and spouting: work and ma
terial guar Call Ri. 7l06 after $50 0. m
SPECIALIZE in drlVeways: excavating.
cement work. cinder hauling. Be. 0l36.
ALL classes Of carpenter work; estimating
and plans tree. Ii. 69ll. J. J. MILLER.
FURNACE REPAIR-Clean, fix. insulate:
better heat and ess fuel Be. 2874.
PATCH PLASTERING-Stucco work guar.
REDDICK. "a S. LaSalle. Or. 2965.
ROOFING AND REMODELING-Of all
kinds No money down. Ri 91S5.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16

Painting and Papering
LET FRED METcHEL.
Give YOU a figure on painting and paper
hanging before having it done. Spec. re
dgSed PIieeSi prices on both al oToFkmanShip
REMOVE BY STEAM
Your wall paper. So per rm. On. e3s5
Al DECORATOR.
PaDer removed BY steam Bise Oh. 6452
PAPER HANGING-s2. SO rm.. paper Sc up
WHY PAY MORE-Paper furnished and
hung. 81 per room. Oh. 2o04 II. 24l5. .
PAPER HANGING-s3 per rm.; cleaning
nsintinq. work guaranteed. RI. 1895.
INTERIOR Decorating. BY experts: we are
fullv euuipped for anv lob. Ia. 2953:
PAPER hung. $3.50 per room and up.
Paper SC un; work guaranteed. DR.: 2747.
Storage and Transfer
LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
Fire-proof storage house. Store nov.
PARTLOW-JENKINS MOTOR CAR co:
419 E. Market, Ri. 775o
LOCAL and overland hauling. packing AND
sPg5 hiPgps 81 59giiehg5d s9si sS22ss s628 Ntes SfIo
4579 Oh O699-W
] H TAYLOR TRANS. AND STORAGE:
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND-To or
land land or ot6ef cities. Dr.. 3071 Or Ri z2ss
BORMAN TRANSFER. CO.-sat tisfactory
moving service. overland trucking Of
furniture and freight. Oh. 557l.
NORTHWEsTERN TRANSFER co -Prices
Reasonable CAL al al times q; 213l
BRITToN ,TRANsFER--,M $3.50 load;
larqe trucks: responsible men. Dr.. 1915
MOVING, So, You help. 81 less: Ia ton
truck. quick. guarn service Oh. 5840
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
Rooning House
Business Places for Rent

brokerage merchandising: Sd floor: ele-
vator service 1900; So it.: SIS mo. 40
w. South st. H. l.. DITHMER. Ia 0659.
DESK SPACE and telephone service; rea-
soable rent. Call Il. 1926.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
% and Possibly Fur Forecast for Central AreaOrder Your
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

MERIDIAN. N. 1147-Larse rm. and kitchen
sink; everything furn.. modern. II. 1888
NEW JERSEY. n. i34-Good clean house
keeping rooms. Ri. 4i45.
NEW JERSEY. n. 2042-2 large front, also
I'm. kItehenette. good heat. nleely I1In-.
nice yard; S. Ia. 20s1.
WALNUT. E.. il5-2 rms. kitchnette. furn.
See housekeeper in basement.
WASH. E., t70s-2 Housekeeping rms. in
BOTH. ". 5o2-i-rm. kitchenette. every
thing furnished: sink. IA. 0o0l
BOTH. W. 42.--Nicely furn. I'm. apt;
5iST. W. s30-2-room furnished apt.
private entrance: ADULTS. Ha. l5zl-R.
53RD ", 800 mod. clean housekeeping
rms. everything furn. "a. 0980. Ia 6go3:
RM.. KTTCHENETTE-Murp bed. sink.
$3.50: emp. couple. car. bus. II. 3423.
So wk Cali at ISL southeastern Ave.
TENTH. e. 32i-2-rm. mod. front apt:
everything furn.; $3.50: Front slpg; I'M:
pri. entrance: for e. s5. Parking space
WANTED-Couple to share home with
lady: comfortable; reas. l7l9 Prospect.
Houses and Flats Furnished
CAPITOL, n; l7oi-s, room; sss92ggpletely
CENTRAL ls23.Two large pleasant,
and wife or two business women; best car
service in city: $40. L. S. SUMME, 42l
illinois Bldg. Ii 1857.
COLLEGE AVE l559-3-room apartment,
nicely furnished: yard. garage. Ia: 43z5:
ILLINOIS. 1919 N: furnished Groom mod
ern apartment; i1-a-door bed: good neat.
NEW YORK. W. 1866 rooms. bath. mod
erns furnished or unfurnished. RI $3.50.
NORTH. E.. 3l6 and 1923 rooms. mod;
Frigidaire; weekly rates. Ri 4007:
PLEASANT Run PARKWAY-858 N. Drive;
4-room u double, modern. 81 per week.
TALBOTT, 2839-7-room modern Colonial
house furnished In excellent conoltlon;
s85 per mo. 2-car garage included. viii
lease for one year to desirable people II
L. 1880. MR.. ALBERsHARDT. Hu. 6124
WALLACE. N. 171a-4-rm. apt: 1des;lrraa55le
AMBASSADOR
APARTMENT HOTEL
$50 PENN.
Beautifully furnished and unfurnisheo
apartments. ultra modern. bath With tue
and shower, FriRidaire. walking distance
UPPER DUPLEX-2 bedrm. furn. apt;
heat. utilities paid; gar. 26l1 n. Illinois.
| RNdS.-Bath, 2 bedrms., heat, water, pri.
entrance, garage; adults Oh: 2847-J
BYRAM
1880 N ILLINOIS ST.
wdsF aFcsnfy fa5nShsa ss5 ar A nes GR fur
.nished See custodian or call IL 1891.
H. H. WOODSMALL & co.
gar; care furnace for apts. Oh o162-J.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
Houses for Sale

HOMES, suburban business Investment
Dr.. Oh. 3438.
IF YOU want to deal YOUR farm for rentals
or business, write H. A. Stauffer,
LAFAYETTE. Ind
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-16
Room and Board Wanted
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

LIST ROOMS AND APIS. WITH TIL
ACME SERVICE FOR RESULTS. RI
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
AT THE EMBASSY

Billy the Kid" King Nidor's talk ing picture presentation of slice of real wild west" history in the sos, finds an interesting and capable group of players interpreting char asters whose names have been household words in the COW coun- try for more than 5o years.
 The principal characters of this story, which will come to the Elm bassy theater Wednesday for three days, are, Of course, William Bon ncy, Billy the Kid" and his friend and nemesis, Sheriff Pat Garrett John Mack Browns good work in "Thc Single Standard and Mon tana Moon" won him his big chance. as Billy, while the always capable Wallace Beery came to Garrett from the roles of Butch in Big House" anl Tripod in "Way For q Sailor"
 Clair, who provides the love in- tcrost of the story, is played by Kay Johnson, Of dynamite" and Madam satan" and Karl Dane is seen as an amusing Swcde co" boy, Sweuson.
 Another bis feature. "Lawru! Larceny" Radio Pictures all-talhing drama at the Embassy thoatcr to- morrow, is a faithful adaptation of the original New York stage sue cess, and is just as entertaining.
 Ends tonight. George Bancroft in "Derclict."
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
POLISH DELEGATES
 OPEN PARLIAMENT
Members Reminded Of Jail
 Terms Given Opposition

Warsaw, Dec. 9 Poland's equivalent Of the American Re member the Alamo" rang through the halls Of parliament as the new Scjm assembled to organize today. The radical opposition, instead ot marking names on their ballots for speaker endorsed them Prison Of Brest Ltovsk," reminding the nation of treatment accorded opposition deputies In that prison fortress.
 The parliament was opened by Premier Slawek, who read the presi- dents decree which stated that con- stitutional reform was the principal task before the assembly.
 After he had begun to speak th" communists cried down with the Fascist regime" A signal from the presiding officer caused guards to eject them from the hall. They re- turned a few minutes later when the ceremony of administering the oath began. and created no dis turbance when members of the radi- cal opposition who had been impris- oned at Brest-Litovsk took their places.
 Casimir Switalslli. the Pilsudski candidate, was then elected speaker.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
ETHEL BARRYMORE WILL
 CLOSE BROADWAY SHOW
Says Friends Refuse to Go to See Her in BlachfaCe Role--Plans
 to Take Play on Road.

New York, Dec, 9.-fPl-Ethol Barrymore Broadway engagement in scarlet Sister Mary" will be terminated next Saturday night aft CT run Of less than three weeks.
 My friends in New York are de- termined not to come 10 see me in blacktace.' Miss Barrymore said, explaining the short run of the Negro drama in which she stars and her daughter Ethel Barrymore Colt made her debut.
 That Is all right, but I believe in this play and I'm going to take it to some cities on tour which havs expressed desire to see me in it."
 The play will go to Boston Christ mas week. A dramatization of Julia Peterkin's Pulitzer novel Of 1929 about the Gullah Negroes. it opened in Columbus, Ohio. on September 25 and played a lucrative road engage ment before opcnIng in New York two weeks ago tonight
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
MINERS VOTE IN
 OFFICIAL ELECTION
Union to Rename International
 Heads, All UnOppoSed

Indianapolis, Dec. 9 (P) - Union coal miners in North America to- day voted in the biennial election for international and district off, Gers Of the United Mine Workers Of America. All returns must be m the headquarters here. where tellers are prepared to tabulate and check the vote. by December 31.
 All international officers-John L. Lewis, president; Philip Murray. vice president, and Thomas Ken nedy. secretary treasurer-are un- opposed and will be reelected,
 Other international offices 10 be filled include three members of the auditing and credentials committee, three international tellers and eight delegates to the American Federation of Labor convention.
 The vote for international officers will be announced here when the tabulation has been completed. while that for district officers will be announced at the respective dis trict headquarters.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
NO DECISION FROM
 JONES RECEIVED
"T. A. D.. Still in West-
 Ruling in Case Coincident

New Haven. Dec. 9 (PA-prolcssOr R. Seldon Rose, chairman Of the board of control Of the Yale Athle- tic association. was without formal word today from former Head Coach T. A. D. Jones. now in Los Angeles. as to hls attitude toward membership on the new committee on football at Yale.
 The old committee expired with the close Of the football season, Some weeks hence a new one will be appointed. MT. Jones will not serve on it. He said weeks ago that his business interests would compel his retirement from advisory connec- ton with the sport.
 Professor Rose said he knew in- formally Of Mir. Jones desire 10 give up committee work. but the board, in trying to reach him. was seeking a formal decision as the board deals with matters formally and or fcialIy"
 The chairman said it was merely 'oiIi' Ill lI''i 'iluI 'il' till's VI ''. board, made November A, prohibit ing any one officially connected ai Yale with the sport from writing for the press or radio broadcasting, was given out just when it heCam' known that Jones was through with football at Yale. He said Jones had long advocated d stringent rul" There was an old rule but ii was no' prohibitive like the one just passed The new rule and Mr. Jones re tirement, it was stated, were uncon- reCted.
 Head Coach Nal Stevens who rc- gently was reenCaged. has been writ ing and hrdadcasting on football, The new rule is all embracing. lt was stated
 A report that the Yale football schedule in 193& would be limited to tf,r major games, with a program Of intra-mural games 10 fill up the season from college opening until ffter Thanksgiving. was uncon- flGned. Athletic authorities said that no thought had been given to a football schedule two years hence
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
Bomb Kills Filipino in
 California DormitOries

Imperial. Cal. Dec. P-The cx- plosion Of q bomb last night in aii improvised dormtory for Filipino lettuce workers resulted in the death early today of Ariston E. Lantky. 20. Three other Filipino workers were injured, one perhaps fatally.
 An old stable had been converted into d dormitory for the workers. Shortly after o'clock last night the explosion shattered the structure.
 Disgruntled white workers, in vestigators believed, tossed the mis- silc into the building through a win dow. About 60 Filipinos were in the loft, when the explosion occurred.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09
AT THI, STRAND

Marie Drcssler and Wallace Bccry IS a character team, provide the central figures for Min and Bill" Metro -Goldwyn- Mayors vivid drama of the waterfront now playing at the Strand theater and. incidentally, are giving film fans something de- Cidedly new in the form of screen entertainment Miss Dresslor, best known for her comedy surprised the world with her first character role in Anna Christie" and this time is a dominant, forceful figure "ho rises 10 supreme dramatic heights. Bccry, who played the sinister Butch in "The Big House" presents d character Ioyable rather than aWosomc,
 Miss Dr"salcr is 3 dominant fig ure as Min, keeper Of the Watcr- front dive. ard Beory plays her lover EiIl fishing smack captain with d.n skill \ newcomer 10 the socen scores heavily in tho person Of Marjorie Rambcau seen as the evil Bella. Miss Ramboau gives d performance that rivals hrr hits in "E,yes Of Youth' or "The Goldfish" on the stage
 The romantic interest is handled UE Dorothy Jordan. heroine of several Noyarro vehicles, who IS wlnaonlo, appealing. and altogether charming as the waterfront sweet lraw Of the mjllionaire's son, a role well handled by Donald DiIlaHay.
 Two towns in the United States arc easy 10 remember. They are Ali, in George and Lz, in Kentucky.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-09

Belgium, ,LeXico and the United States.
 He began his efforts to correlate sun spots and the earth's atno- spheric changes in 19OO. These studies led to his development pf the theory that accurate long period weather forecasts could be based upon the position Of sun spots. He put his theory into practice, first with ten day forecasts and later with monthly prognostications Sun spots, he held, also induced earth quakes.
 While many scientists disagreed with the picturesque churchman's $ theories, they credited him with do- ing much toward developing a popu- lar interest in astronomy.