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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-21

l are boring each other stiff. We
long for a bit Of gossip to cheer
us up"
Muriel sat down with a clatter Of
bracelets and vanity boxes. Don't
know a thing. Sorry! Every
things dead. Give me a cigaret,
somebody"
Van produced one and conversa-
ton halted as it was lighted.
what" Fanny Amberton in.
quired maliciously, did girls say
to men before they learned to ask
for ~cigarets?"
"They pouted." Van told her
promptly. "Or they blushed and
bridled."
mot a blush or a bride in the
lot Of EN- now, more's the pity"
Fanny remarked briskly.
MURIEL had slumped back in
" her seat. looking extraordi-
narily like a painted doll. She had
a taste for the family bizarre in
clothes and today she looked like
the girl on the Christmas posters.
She wore a short jacket of white
fur and close fitting white fur hat.
In this frame her sharply etched
highly colored little face looked
impudent and unreal
"This is the most poisonous
town." she drawled. Cant think
why anyone lives here. Van, take
me. to Cannes. won't you?"
AT once?" His tone held the
amused superciliousness of en- adult
for a troublesome child.
SWELL, tomorrow, anyway"
Sorry, I have a board meeting
tomorrow"
Muriel forgot her drawl for an
instant and became all sparkle and
gayety as she bowed to a burly
man in a blue suit.
That's Hinty, the fighter. Met
him at Adele's Friday for tea.
Rather fun. Everybody pulled his
leg and he didn't know it. I adore
fighters, don't your"
Tressa, appealed to, said, Il
don't know any,"
"Oh, but you should! It's very
chic this season. Van. don't take
me to Cannes until next week.
Want to see Hinty at Madison
Square Garden on Friday"
Van dropped his lids. II thought
you were going to the Garrisons'
dinner?"
Muriel clasped her hands in
mock dismay. Heavens, Van!
Don't ask me to do that! I'd die Of
boredom at the Garrisons,. Get me
out of 1t. I must see Hinty in his
little green shorts. They say he's
the cutest thing!"
Fanny Amberton, having listened
to quite enough Of this, began to
draw on her gloves.
|. mo, don't get up. Van. I'm just
running over to speak to Lady
Devenant. Hold the check for me,
Tress. I'll be back in q moment"
Muriel drawled. II want to put
on 2 new face, Van. Sec you on
the Madison Street side in a jiffy."
He started to mako his farewells,
but Tressa halted him. mind
stopping for q minute. Van? Muriel
will take ages doing her mouth
with lip red"
He turned his dark. ~curiously In
scrutable gaze upon her.
Tressa smiled. do sit down!
Fanny will be back In q minute
but there's something ! particularly
want to say to you"
ITO BE Continued)
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EIZ
NEW
YORK
@H1 S1I5aa Swan

New York, July 21.-On the day
they were burying Harry Reichen-
bach 1 happened to be passing a
nondescript secondhand and auction
store in lower Sixth avenue. In one
corner of a window, in a pile of dusty
mirrors and dishes, I noticed a time
worn copy of september Morn"
Remember it? And how shocking it
was supposed to be?
Well, I mention this because it was
Harry who caused an entire nation
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did and his lips curlcd back ever
his yellowed teeth.
TOO nice for these, heh?"
II smoke my own, thanks" She
tapped n on a black enameled
case and lighted it.
well, spill it. Things have
been quiet lately. I can stand a
break"
The girl began to speak. Her
voice rose and fell eagerly.
At the end of her recital the mar
said shrewdly, what you got
against this doll? Sounds personal
to me-"
"You mind your own business!"
Her voice had an unaccustomed
shrillness.
He shrugged again. "None Of my
funeral. It's good. Well hop to
1t. What cay we Jump the young
gent right away? He'll pay plenty
She stood up. "You do it my
way, or it's out. I tell you it will
work."
"Oke, baby. You haven't muffed
anything in the past. Why don't
you come in with Inc regular? Wed
make a team"
She laughed.
Thanks. It only interests me
as a side line. And only when I'm
hard up. Remember if you ever
try any funny business on me that
/ know more to your disadvantage
than you do to mine. I can deny
ever having seen you. But your
record"
His eyes %glittered. Forget it!
We've had this out before. I'm a
good guy if you treat me right"
She was drawing on her gloves.
Il know. I just wanted to remind
YOU"
She went down the dirty stairs,
picking her way meticulously. The
man watched until the street door
closed after her. He grinned.
These dames." he muttered.
High hat as the devil and mean
as hell! What's it to me-"
"WHERE have you been?" Fan.
ny demanded p~etulantly from
her station at a corner table in the
Ritz. i've been waiting for hours.
You said you'd be here at one"
Tressa smiled spontaneously,
Il stopped at one or two places and
you know how hard it is to get any
place in this traffic"
Fanny held up two fingers and
the captain rushed toward them.
DO let us see a menu" she de.
manded pettishly. I'm starving
Tressa refused to let her sisters
} crossness spoil the delicious lunch.
. con she presently ordered. She
was vivacious. Her eyes danced
, and she chatted animatedly. When
. she espied two or three people she
knew she waved to them.
There's Van and Muriel," Tressa
announced, ignoring Fanny's cold
: politeness. Poor Fanny who was
always abysmally out of sorts when
she was hungry.
"Where?"
!, Over there behind that woman
in the purple hat. Did you ever see
such a headpiece? It's positively
. pre-war!"
Fanny who had now consumed
her SOUP giggled. She was molli
ned by the sight of that ridiculou,
hat. 1t made her own seem bril-
liant.
: "Oh. but that's Lady Devenant
She can get away with clothes like
, that"
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

BEGIN HERE TODA
CASS BARRETT. actress in a
New York stock company. is glad
10 get her young daughter. LANE,
ont Of the city for the summer.
plays in "a theatcr sponsored by
rich MRS. CLEESPAUGH. Lame
meets Il fascinating man named
VAN ROBARD. Her mother asks
her not to see him any more. One
night she goes with him to search
who is believed to have eloped
with CHUCK DESMOND. debonair
later. ELSIE MINTER. the In
Eenue, tells Lame there Is gossip
about Van and Muricl's mother.
The girl is crushed.
CaSs goes on tour in the fall,
leaving Lame with Mrs, Clees.
paugh. When she is taken aeriOus-
ly Ill in Philadelphia, Lame goes
10 her. She hears RObard and
Muricl are engaged. Cnss U
10 the CleeSpauEhs' for GONZALES
renee. Give CLEESPAUGH asks
Lime to marry him. At first h
refuses. hut later. considering her
mothers plight. accepts.
MRS. AMBERTON and her sis
ter. TREsSA LORD. come to visit
the Clecspaughs. Tressa is hateful
to Lame. RObard makes love to
Lame and she informs him she Ii
TO he married. Give tells his
mother of his engagement and she
Is pleased.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXI
A Office boy brought in a card ia
"A the shifty-eyed man in The
swivel chair. The shifty.eyed man
read it, ran his grimy finger ap
praisingly over the pasteboard and
said, "Tell her to come ill.,"
He did not rise. His lid;
dropped with scarcely yelled inso
lence. "Miss-ah Lord?" He pre-
tended to consult the card again.
The tall girl wrapped in her furs
a little half veil concealing thu
upper half of her mobile face
nodded haughtily.
"Cut out the acting" she said
CURLY. Gust because I haven't seer
you since Florida is no reason fol
you to pretend you've forgotten me-
The mar smiled evilly.
Il thought you preferred the-af
connection to be severed. I pait
you we'll. You said you wanted t,
get out. Haven't seen you since
What's on your mind now? l sup
pose you're in. the red again. You
danes never come around unles!
you want money. Not a one o
you," he whined in mock pathos
docs a hands turn for friendship
sake"
friendship" The young wo
man in fur sneered.
III l have what I call a hot til
I come to you. Otherwise I sta!
away. l don't like you and it's t
your advantage not to tell anyon,
you know me. I've got a tip now
What will you pay?"
The man spread out talon-lik
hands in a %curiously e~xpressiv
gesture. He shrugged family.
"Whaddya got?"
"It's good" said the girl quietly
Good for the sheet or good TO
the racket"
1t was her turn to shrug now
"How do I know? Maybe one
maybe both. Either way it's wha
you call juicy"
The man reached into q poke
OF his wriukled coat and produce,
a greasy looking packet of chea]
cigarets.
Have one?"
The girls movement Of with
drawal was so faint that anothc
might not have seen it. The ma
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-21
Camp Grassick

Excellent results are being secured
ct Camp Grassick, on the shores Of
Lake Isabelle in Kidder county. It
Is q most worthwhile effort In child
building. An inspection OF the work
done ct the camp Is sufficient to con-
vince anyone Of the value Of this kind
o. public service.
Those engaged In promoting the
camp under the direction and com.
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RICHER NIL

The average butterfat production OF
a COW has increased in eight years
from 182 pounds to 1855 pounds. b,
II. Crocheron, director of the Uni
versity OF CALIFORNIA; agricultural ex-
tension service. reports.
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Editorial Comment

Editorials printed below show the
trend of thought by other editors.
They are published without regard
to whether they agree or disagree
with The Tribune's policies.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-21

There are "a state parks in Ohio.
Weekly herald., 1931-11-15

VERY RESP ONeABIE YOUNG TIERS Nov III Armistice Day the Native Children of Hrs .De1ehcnt' school stadgcG T pnr- ty. The program WIS got up by them selves They voted for their own om- mi tees Sammy Allen 3c Leawr ence Coun- c il mCdc icocre7m.Eolly Eicol7i bak- cd over 100 ginger cookies in Yrs. Ic1ehant's stove for refre slnent In the evening the grownups had q Nat- i've dance with eots whi ch WIS well attended by Natives and hi tes both and all h .G a nice time.
 CiRD OF THANKS The Copper River thnnk everyone who helped m Ike their the hi to people for the co-opera of Chitino, thenk the Native school for the very plcas ant timc they had B the +Armi s ticc Day par rty.
 2!1,7ING FOOD FIT YU YORK HI YU SPEED 3 o. UT dch1 & Conn Norris went to the Kenny Lake and eaweG more wood in ? f>ster time than has ever been done before we think Yet they sawed it by Conn's Chevrolet mounted on s s1od a hitched up to run their circular suT, o good fashion around here lately. THERE HAS X PICTURE SHOW IN !RcT1c :" Br 0 the rhooo- Hall. 7atur5ay night> It was "sweet Rosy oeGGradya from the famous song Shirley Ma..5 on: st4-.
Weekly herald., 1931-11-15
FRANK sHIPP WAc TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL on private train on Friday night. He is loved by the whole town and e very one is worrying.
ONE OF THE BEST OF HEN

Cf-I UT IITJ O1 MIN TT .ehbpp was suddenly taken very ill G1:- before yesterday He was fine the n Cht before and: the next morning, but in the afternoon he WIS attactc d by stranled hurnia. pr .Eilson came d. own from Kcnneco ott & took him back wi tn him at once and operated under Q local. The train crew got back heu at 1:3O M. so couldn't leave for Cordova for hrs. Daddy Shipp is
 expected to pull thru, now.
 THE AIR PLANE INSPECTOR FROM FAIR
 banks WITS at Copper Ctr 2> few days ogo, inspected Pilot Harold Gillam's plcnes, soid they were in good con6i- i on. Then Reuben Johns on who bought Gil1am's other Swal1ow plano herd the inspector w2s It Copper ,ae sta.r t Cd out there to get his own inspect co.,. hen he got to Tons ina he lit and t WIS foggy and he couldn't see th- ere w2sn't enuf snow He lit alright but when hc started to take off he couldn't so he sent up to 1rcCarthy fcr hi wheels so he n take off a. gain while there isn't enuf snow.
Weekly herald., 1931-11-15

NOVEMBER IS, 1851.
 WHIT COLOR MULE? A few days ogo John Hondel went out to get his 2 horses and when he wound up he wFas down near Jack Rasco's cabin. John saw some mule that he thot wss one of his horses and star ted to toke it .Jeck Rasco Came out to help hin think up ? way, and when 211 WIS C. yer and finnished John YVES minus little finger and Jack WIS minus thumb. Jack Rnsco was pretty wu1l trained up for that kind Of stuff fro his little scrap wi tn Ed Mill Ter l2st sumner and was all ready fcrt he fincl round in good form. TAKING 0aD-F5 FcE CHRISTMAS THINGS Mrs .Ccx is tnking orders for hand- pcintc| Chri is tn2s cords ,cale ndars, now 1ti1s, nlso for photo-tinting. Tl1o 7*: :>zz is ( lone by l'rs .Edi tn And- erson, ortist of Craig ,A1aska. Mrs. Anderson hrs three small chi ildren whom she helps support by her art. II G3o s7crk is good & prices reas onah1e IN Cl.:2E OF FIRE Bill Hagodorn is a 4 .R c f or emon in the summers, is z ing out to Kenney Lake to take C 1T of the R oadhouse that belongs to t2 Road Com.Katt Sundberg, the host. is about to go Outside for the wln~ ter Tt will not close down IS WIS expec ted .Nr. Hagedorn will take tho best of care and will not let it burn up They have in the bui 1ding, automatic FIRE extingui shers. Er. Hagedorn s m c1d-timer and is a1- s0 trust worthy.
 THE BRIDE AND -GRO OON CAME TO TOWN MT. 6: frs. Gordon Branch of Tons 1n1 R oaGhouse and Fur farm run by Nav L1mson, came to ChitinG to buy up the town ,2t least winter supplies. There many fri ends were g12d to see them. Good Luck to them both. FINE SUPPORT
 4 gentleman in Flushing New York, (Greoter E.Y.City) sent in a year's subs scri pti on for himself and p yo21 c>ch for of his friends in eiffc- rent pr ts of the United States. 77e think fir rom such things, we may get to cur objective of 400 copies circulation like Edison, after all. lR5. ElRY LzE DAVIS, formerly of Fai rb,nks Alaska. has recently put
Weekly herald., 1931-11-15

lRs. r4RY LIFE DAVIS, formerly of Fairbanks ,Al2ska, has recently put onot ther of her enter taining books about the Nor tn called
 I'VE tIE AI.ASKANS".
 It should be put in public 11brar- ies so people can read it. new serdo1 story by Barrett '"i1loughby the Alaskan authoress of novels, is appear ing in the December magazine. It is northern story cn1led"SPAWN: A F1r COLLIE DOG MIXED CURLY is bei-n taken to raise ey Philip Ne1- so1 who is f ond of animDls a pets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23
Final Hearing
On Zoninq Set

One more public hearing on the
proposed city zoning plan for
Brownsville will be keId before
final action IS taken BY the city
commission, IL was announced
Thursday morning by Mayor r.. B.
Rentfro.
AT this hearing II Is the plan OF
the commission TO have present
Mayor A. Z. Wood OF Dallas. city
zoning expert. to explain IN detail
reasons for the coming restrictions
imposed in the tentative plan.
Two or three days notice OF this
hearing will be given. the mayor
stated. and all persons who have
interpreted objections will be asked
to attend.
Hearing held by the commission
Wednesday night was attended by
snteral property owners.
The commission Is not attempt
ing to hurry the passage Of the
coming ordinance. Mayor Rentfr0
stated Thursday morning. IN
terests OF every property owner In
the city are affected BY this plan,
and we do not desire to take final
action until every possible view
point has been considered with the
aim OF doing as little harm as pos
sible 70 individual property own
ers', the city head stated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23
HAM TRIAL SET
FOR NEXT WEEK

Documents In the case OF Eea
Ham. Weslaco youth charged joint
~ with Arnulf0 de Ia Rosa. Rio
Rico policeman. I'm the shooting al
q Rio Rico cabaret Of Miss Nina
Clark, Of La Feria. have been turn
ed over by Judge Jesus Rojas OF
Matamoros 10 Special Investigator
Guadalupe Valdez for final ex-
aiming before the trial comes Up
next week.
Defense attorneys have their
arguments ready and two doctors
will give opinions as 10 the condi-
ton Ham was allegedly IN at the
time of the shooting. Drs. Floren-
clio Anaya Ruiz will represent
TamaulipaS.
The case will come 10 trial next
week before Judge Rojas. after /
have finished examination OF testi-
mony.' Special Investigator Valdez
said this morning.
Ham was released from the
Matamoros jail some time ago on q
six hundred peso bond. De la
Rosa Is still in the Matamoros jail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23
San Benito Will
Fight Mosquitoes

II
SAN BENITO. July 23-San
Benit0 city commission IN regular
session Wednesday night adopted
the mosquito eradication campaign
as outlined BY Or. A. G. Chandler
Of the state department of health.
placing the work i'm charge OF DR.
:. II. Crews and Mayor G. M. Cash.
According to the report ny the
state health man. there is but
large MOSQUITO breeding place near
the city Of San Benito. and eradi-
cation measures were being put I'm
effect there Thursday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23
TWO HURT In
VALLEY WRECK

SAN BENITO. July 80. J.
Kreeger suffered three broken ribs
and bruises and Mrs. Kreeger one
broken rib and bruises when an
auto turned in front Of them to
take the Barreda road TO Port Isa-
bel about $50 p. m. Wednesday.
Miss 10 Earl Dawson and Mrs.
p. y. DeGuerin. IN the a with the
Kreegers. were reported 10 have
escaped broken bones.
The quartet was returning from
Brownsville and nor Sarreda an
other was approaching from
the west. The car is said to have
turned across the highway 10 take
the side road. causing a collision.
A Thompson ambulance took the
Kreegers to a local physicians Of
flee and then to thef home here.
Mr.. Kreeger Is employed by the
Webster Burke Motor Co. OF
Brownsville
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Continued from Page One
And We heard this prediction
voiced today-that the Psn-Amer-
lean highway would eventually be
routed through Brownsville.
Why not?
Il Is shorter hy $50 miles TO Mex
leo City from Washington. d. &.
via the Valley and Brownsville
than by any other route.
Air lines came TO the Valley. not
because they especially liked our
climate. but because We presented
the most logical stopping place
along the most logical route.
Pan-A highway will
doubtless follow the air lines and
route itself through the Valley
and Brownsville.
And then. Brownsville ana the
Valley will assume additional tn
ternational importance.
II YOU and you and you do not
believe IN the future or Browns
vile and the future or the Valley.
1t Is because you WON'T believe
in that future.
You are like the boy who sat An
the front row Of the classroom anc
dared the teacher To larn rim
anything.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23
GAMBLING BAN
LIFT DENIED

No official confirmation can be
found for persistent rumors that
gambling Will re-Open III Mata-
mor0s the latter part OF this week
Gambling interests limit them
selves 70 saying they are expecting
word from Mexico City
Mayor Roberto r. Garcia or Mat
amoros states he has had no noti-
fication concerning re-opening Of
the concession. but expresses the
unofficial opinion that 1t would net
be re-opened.
Rafael A. Muniga. state tax
collector. also states he has had no
notification along this line and
doubts that gambling will reopen.
II was learned here today that
a representative OF Gov. Francisco
Castellanos has been III Matamoros
several DAYS comforting with gam
bling interests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23
Must Furnigate

AUSTIN. July 27-p-Jominr
with the federal government the
state department or agriculture to-
Gay lifted Us regulation requiring
the iumigation of lint cotton In
square bales n the pink boil worm
infested counties of west Texas.
Counties included tn the move
were r. Paso. Culberson. jeff Da-
Wis. Terrell. PecoS. Rec IS. Ward.
Loving. Winkler. Crane. Upton. Ec-
TOR. Andrews. Midland ana the nor
thern part OF Hudspeth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23
New York; Mexico
Fiiers Take Off

Seth Warrington and Edward
Malcney. filters who crashed on the
beach OF the gulf 100 miles south 81
Brownsville while attempting a
nonstop flight from New York to
Mexico City. left ar $50 this morn
ing for their home town OF New
York.
The pair expected TO spend the
night in Atlanta. and 10 resume
Their homeward winging Friday
morning.
Prior 10 leaving Brownsville they
declared their intention Of staging
two major flights In the rear flu
ture. but refused 10 comment fur
ther on their plans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23
Man Kills
Four, Wounds Five

MERCER. Pa. July 23.-lF-
-Four persons were killed and five
wounded. one probably fatally when
a crazed man attacked members OF
his family and others in q small
village near Leesburg today.
Marko Demofonti. Az. who was
pronounced insane by physicians
yesterday and was 70 have been re-
moved 70 an institution for insane
today. shot and killed his wife and
her sister IN hts home with a re
volver and then went 70 the street
OF the village. firing az random.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23
Tourney Opens

HARLINCEN. July g. p
George Aulbach. ar Dallas. turned
in a par 80 at noon today for his
first nine holes IN the Texas Pro-
fessional Golf association tourna-
ment.
a total az % contestants we're TO
tee off today. four OF whom were
to qualify for the national profess
sional golfers tournament in Rhode
Island next month.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23
Fishing Fails,
Kiwanians Sail
TBV Staff COrresnOndentl

'bN CtdII GOfItSNOIutnl'
SAN BENTTO. July @. - Too
much advance publicity about the
proposed Kiwanis fishing junket
on Lagura de Ia Madre scared off
all members Of the finny tribe and
the whole affair turned into a sail
ing party Wednesday, said those
who made the trip.
But the Kiwanians will do as
other fishermen do when they face
prospects of going home empty
handed and that is 10 buy fish
They will have a fish fry at Joe
Sl0an's Friday night: all Kiwanians
ard their families invited.
There were about "a KiwanianS
on the trip over the bay In Rus
sell Edwards sailboat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23

Application OF the Red Arrow
Motor Freight Lines 70 purchase
the Valley-San Antonio Truck
line has been filed with the state
railroad commission. according to
announcement received today AZ
the Brownsville Chamber of Com
merce.
"A hearing has been set for 10
o'clock Friday. July 81. al Austin
on the application.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23

ST. LOUIS. July 23.-lPl-WaEe
adjustments affecting officers and
clerical forces OF the Missouri Pa
ciflc railroad viii be made effec-
tive Aug. 4. because traffic volume
on the Missouri Pacific lines has
rot returned To normal as had been
hoped for and expected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23

AUSTIN. July 23-dP-R0bert
Hurt Of Dallas was appointed re-
ceiver for the Texas Eagle Refin-
ing company OF Dallas. by "A Travis
county district court today.
The attorney generals depart-
rient filed am injunction suit here
against the company. claiming IL
had failed 70 pay gasoline taxes
since Sept Il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23
Fugitive Caught

TTMPSON. July 23.-F-Jack
Peddv. whose sensational escape
from the Shelby county jail AZ Gen.
ter last Friday night resulted IN a
Section-wide man hunt was re-
captured AT daybreak tcra~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-23
Trial Continued

GALVESTON. July 23.-lP-
Trial Of Rov Britton on a charge
or Staying Joe Meyer. q Jail guard.
was continued until Oct 6. Judge
j. c. Cantv granted the continu-
ance motion today because or the
absence OF defense witnesses.