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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
MILLIE ED PERRY
PARTY HONOREE

Mrs. wv. w. Perry entertained with
a most enjoyable children's party
a few afternoons recently IN honor
OF the tenth birthday anniversary
OF her son, Billie Ed.
The afternoon was spent In games
played on the grassy lawn in Alton
Place. There was q beautiful birth
day cake, decorated with ten candles.
"A number OF clever emblems were
found IN the cake by Jacqueline and
EStelle Ashton, Jack and Dorothy
Carlisle.
Those completing the list or the
youngsters present were Mary Ruth
and Buddie Bennett, Cara and
Leivie Henry. X. G.. McManus, Will
liam Copeland. Junior Campbell.
Dole Gildersleeve. Virginia Garrison,
Dora Hager, Ernest May. Billy Joe
May and Frances Dawson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
SEVERAL GUESTS
AT CLUB PARTY

Mrs. Bernie Goolsby was hostess
TO the members OF the Silk Stock
ing club on West Rose Thursday
afternoon. Roses, shasta daisies and
zinnias were used for decorations.
High score award in the club was
presented 10 Mrs. Fred Wedegart-
ner while the guest prize went TO
Mrs. Randy Symonds.
Guests were Mrs. j. l.. Bates.
Mrs. Randy Symonds and Mrs.
Thorton Carr Of Bay City.
Mrs. w. G.. Mathes will be the
next hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
COATS
AN FASHION

PARIS R1-Detachable coats
a new fashionable offering on the
altar OF economy. They are de-
signed with a sleeveless straight
line foundation reaching TO the
hem. For dressy wear a long sleeved
bolero collared in rich fur Is slipped
on I've the long part OF the coat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
SPORTS STYLES
HAVE THE BLUES

PARIS pP-Sports styles have
the blues.
Almost every play.ime costume
adds a touch Of blue for luck and
looks. Bright blue jackets are
worn over light blue shantung
frocks: full length light blue wool
coats accompany white frocks and
while blue belts. hats. scarves and
bags are favorite accessories for
pale lemon yellow or shell pink
sports dresses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
lMunyFomS.
Benito LeaDe
For Vacations

SAN BENITO, June 27.-Mrs. H.
G. Marshall entertained the mem
bers Of her Thursday Morning
Bridge club at her home on North
Sam Houston Boulevard.
High score prize was presented TO
Mrs. T. 4. Marchbanlis az the end
OF the morning games. Each guest
was also remembered with a gift.
Guests were Mrs. Frank B. Sub
lett. Mrs. r. II. Stewart Mitchell,
Mrs. r. G.. Treon, Mrs. j. NJ. Jones,
Mrs. Jettie Ellington OF San Au-
gustine and Mrs. Daily and Mrs.
White OF Lubbock.
Mrs. Neal Monger Will be the next
hostess to the club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
BRIDGE PARTY
FEATURES SUMMER

A lovely summer bridge party on
Wednesday. had for hosteSses, Mrs.
John Rouse. when she entertained
the "wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Club and a number Of guests. The
flcral decorations were lovely, N
rainbow color scheme being carried
out also IN table accessories.
In the games Of bridge high and
second high score trophies were
awarded Mrs. James Howe and Mrs.
T. II. Wall.
Others making up the personnel
were MeSdameS G.. G.. Spencer OF
Los Angeles. California. A guest III
the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
James Howe, or Weslaco. Mrs.
Harry Lydick OF Fort Wayne. India
ma, who Is spending the week
here az the home Of Mrs. Carrie MI.
Stewart, II. II. NOlin. Ralph Love. "A.
W. Shouse, Il. ~. Fittz. IA. F. White,
John Ashton, Carrie Stewart. Paul
Ruckel, Harry Rouse, Clarence
Rouse, s. X. Collier and L. ID.
Matthews.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
Especial to The Herald)

MERCEDES. June 27.-A delight
ful dinner dance was held az the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. r. Peters
In Queen City Annex, on wednesday
evening. the co-hoSteSses being Mrs.
Peters. Mrs. Murray Howe and Mrs.
Ben jenkins.
The affair was given as a sur
prise for Mrs. Eric Green IN honor Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
SILK MITTENS ADD
TO a

PARIS Ri-Silk mitts are the
newest addition 70 evening ele-
gance.
Shimmering pastel-tinted satin
mitts are orn with evening gowns
exactly matching in fabric and tint.
Mitten gloves OF black faille. en-
broidered on the back OF the hand
with circles OF brilliants, accom-
pany black frocks. while gold and
silver net mitts are worn with both
dark and light gowns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
Legion Auxiliary Luncheon Is
GiUen in Rio ondo on Friday

The American Legion Auxiliary or
the 18th District Of the department
Of Texas met Friday with the Rio
Hondo unit as hostess at a very
pretty luncheon served in the base
ment of the Community church.
After the singing OF America by
the assembly. Mrs. T. A. Oliver gave
two vocal numbers, Laughing az
Life" and Nevertheless" Mrs. X.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
INDUSTRIAL MEET
HELD BY AUXILIARY

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Baptist Church held an all day
industrial meeting az the home or
Mrs. Alden Wade this week. at which
tine the members Of the organiza-
ton tied comforts for the Buck
ners Orphan Home az Dallas. Tbs
work was done under the trees ON
the lawn Of the Wade home.
Those present for the tempting
luncheon az the coon hour and as
SlSting with the work we're esdames
Fleet LentZ. w. E. Perry. j. II. Nc
Kinney, q. RI GlaSsCOCk, RI. III. Poor,
John Brisco. R. III. Smith. J G. Potts
Ida Banks, "A. G. Cope. "a. T.. Oar
lington, George Morrison and Mss
CS Priscilla WADE. Murlea Brisco,
Dorothy Perry and LOttie Campbell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
O BLUE
NEW FOR EVENING

PARIS R-Cloud blue IS a new
color OF the summer mode. The
shade, which Is a pale grey-blue. Is
often combined with midnight blue
chiffon for evening gowns. Many OF
the gowns. combining the two
colors. r embroidered IN dia-
NANTES to give a star light effect.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
D~ETACHABLE SLEEVES
MODrSH AND PRACTICAL

PARIS (Pl-D Detachable sleeves
are a fashionable practically OF the
summer mode. Black crepe or flow
cred foulard frocks. designed with
circular tiers falling from the
elbows. have lower sleeves which
may be added or ~subtracted az the
wearer's will. Addition OF the
sleeves Is accomplished by snaps
concealed under the circular flounce
at the elbow line.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
BY JULIA BLANSHARD
NEA Service Writer

NEW YORK. June 27.-Once up
on a time. when Mohammed
couldn't bring the mountain 20
him, he went TO IL.
IN a more successful manner
a determined young Norwegian
woman. who found she had to live
in Gotham. secured some OF the
peace and a suggestion OF the
greenery OF her native fjords and
mountains by building herself an
oasis OF green in this city or stone
and steel atop the roof Of a quiet
hotel near the East River.
Not only the building OF this
unique roof, with its gymnasium,
handball court, croquet and other
sports. but the way its location
was discovered Is typical OF the in
dividuality OF its owner, Marguer-
lite Tjader.
Found Home From Air
Tjader. as her friends all call
her. pronouncing 1t as II it were
spelled "Chader," spent several
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
Dinner Hosts
During Week

Dinner guests OF Lieut.. and Mrs.
Jervey during the past week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnell Goodrich. on
another evening they were dinner
hosts 70 Capt. Thomas Jervev Of
Kelly Field and several others from
San Antonio.
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Lovely Social Affairs Gioen
In Mercedes DuringR Past Week

her birthday. She was the recipient
OF many lovely gifts. After dinner
dancing was enjoyed until a lat0
hour. with the following couples
participating. MeSsrs. and MesdameS
Murray Howe. Y. 70. Green, Y. j.
Hauff. II. \. Peters. Ben jenkins and
Ray Harrell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
Ell PASO GUESTS
X PRESENT

Mrs. @. W. Ralston. president of
the Methodist Missionary Society
meeting this week at the home Of
Mrs. j. II. Sanders.
The devotional was led BY Mrs.
Sanders.
During the afternoon several
business matters were discussed.
The next meeting Of the circle
will be held at the home OF Mrs.
@. Z. Marshall on july IA.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
BIBLE TUT AT
MORNING SESSION

The Presbyterian W0man's Auxi-
liary held their Bible study at a
morning session this week nc the
church. with Mrs. r.. IA. Wilmer i'm
charge or the work.
Those present were Mesdames u.
NJ Pace, Margaret King. y. Schmit-
ter. y. wv. Meredith. E. T. Neel. wv.
w. DeCeIl and Miss Finley or Green
vile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
ENTERTAINS
BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. j. w. Hafner entertained
the members OF her wednesday
Evening Bridge club at her home
on North Crockett this week.
High score awards were present
ed to Mrs. G. l. Miner and J. E.
Bel az the conclusion OF the games.
Guests we're Miss NJ. Mathews and
Bliss Marshall.
Mrs. I. v. jolly. Jr., will be the
next hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
Society Calendar

Monday
The w. NJ. S. of the First Baptist
church will meet at one o'clock for
an industrial meeting.
Tuesday
What To Read club with Mrs.
Gordon Street.
Miss Martina Recio IS hostess to
Club Twelve.
Rebekahs meet in the Masonic
Temple at eight p. m.
Beach party for Business and
Professional Women's club.
Wednesday
Mrs. Order Perkins will enter
tain Mardi Bridge club members in
the morning at Gas.
Mrs. Duff Howard hostess 10
Just-Sew club.
Mrs. b. M. Works will have as
her guests. members Of the We'd
nesday bridge club.
The Tournament Bridge club With
Mrs. Morris Clint as hostess.
Thursday
The Original Thursday Bridge
club is 10 meet with Mrs. Order
Perkins.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
STITCHED
TAKES PLACE OF LACE

PARIS R1-Stitched organdy Is
a new fashionable fancy used In
stesd< OF lace this season. Many
backSkor dark blue street frocks
are frimmed with ruchings or fiat
roses made Of stitched crisp or
CANDY. The organdy IS so fine that
wherever It is stitched the threads
pull. giving 1t hemstitched lacy
appearance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
SILVER LAME GOWN
AT CDTTRT OF ST LANES

PARIS NPl-Mrs. Harry Symes
Lehr, widow OF the widely known
New York c0tllli0n leader, chose "a
gown o. silver lame for her recent
presentation 40 the court on 20.
James.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
PERSONALS

Miss Leila Chapman has returned
from san Antonio where she has
been in the hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Mathes are
spending about a week at Boca
Chica.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Hudson and
children have returned from a
weeks vacation In Uvalde where a
family reunion was held. They made
The trip by automobile going by
way Of Laredo and returning by
San Antonio and Corpus Christi.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Wedegartner
have as their guest Mrs. Thornton
Carr OF Bay City.
Edwin Mccall Is visiting his sister
in Laredo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T. Cham
hers have announced the birth Of
a daughter born at their home IN
Valencia Park on June %. The baby
has been named Rilla June.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
MRS. WORTH
Is HOSTESS

The final meeting OF the Pioneer
Bridge club was held Thursday
afternoon at the country home Of
Mrs. FLOYD S. Worth on the Rio
Hondo road.
Beautiful spring flowers we're
used for decorations.
High score in the club was held
by Mrs. c. K. Burke while Mrs. Paul
Cottrell was high guest.
Guests were Mrs. Robert Bone
and Mrs. Paul Cottrell.
The club will meet again IN
September.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
SHAKESPEARE
PROGRAM TOPIC

fhOOhah AOFAt
Mrs. /. K. Elrod entertained
Thursday afternoon for the men,
bers OF her Pennsylvania Avenue
club. After a short business meet
ing a program was presented.
Mrs. C.. M. Jones told OF Ann
Hathaway while Mrs. L. A. Carp
enter gave a description Of the home
OF William Shakespeare and his
wife. The program was made more
interesting by pictures OF Shakes
Deare's home and places where he
had lived. a well as scenes near
his home.
The next meeting will be held
with the Misses Stookey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
y NECKLACES
IN

PARIS tPi-Belt and necklace
ensembles are a new midsummer
foible for feminine fashionables.
Matching belts and necklaces Of
brown wood plaques r worn with
tweed street frocks. throat and
waist c~irclets OF braided scarlet oil
cloth ACCOMPANY white piQue sport
dresses and cotton evening gowns
r worn with belt and necklace en-
sembles OF mauve. green or rose
flat organdy flowers.
Miss Elizabeth Rowe * spending
the weekend In San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28

w. Werner, playing the plano &C
compartment.
Mrs. Z. w. Werner, acting hos
tess, introduced Walton. 3. Hood,
now a resident OF Rio Hondo, for
mer state commander OF the Legion.
He reminded the women OF their
responsibilities in the auxiliary
which would carry on for gener-
ations after the World War veterans
had all gone.
Unit Reports
Mrs. M. III. Burkhart or McAllen,
district chairman presided over the
business session. Unit reports were
given by Mrs. Arthur Kautch OF
Alamo. Mrs. Harbert Davenport,
Brownsville; Mrs. Jesse Rowland,
Donna: Mrs. Frank Hardin, Har-
lingen: Mrs. Dan Forbes. La Feria:
Mrs. Jas Beatty. McAllen: Mrs. Z.
w. Werner. Rio Hondo; Mrs. r.. r..
Talbert, Mercedes; Mrs. w. M.
jenkins. Weslaco.
The report from Edinburg was
read by the secretary. Weslaco has
very recently organized with a
membership or twenty seven. The
reports showed much activity In
all welfare work during the year.
each doing their bit 10 assist the
~eX-serVice men and families both az
home and elsewhere. Poppy sales
had been very good, considering the
financial strain. Harrington was the
banner unit in poppy sales. the
amount received being over $500 90,
Mrs. Burkhart reported for the
district 43 per cent increase In
membership during the year and
five new units had been organized.
Members we're reminded Of the
state meeting which c0nveneS In
Il Paso late in August.
Weslaco invited the district aux
Hilary 20 meet with them In August
70 discuss business details incident
to the state meeting. Mrs. Walter
Weaver. state national defense
chairman. will talk on communism.
Although the 18th district m
cludes several counties In South
Texas. only Hidalgo and Cameron
county we're represented thirty
eight women being present at the
meeting. which was very good IN
midsummer.
Present Were:
Mesdames Arthur Kautch. Alamo:
Harbert Davenport. Willie a. George
Brownsville: Walter Weaver, Fred
Spokesman. y. @. Rowland. y. III.
Turner. Lottie 3. Pagan, Ella
Spokesman. Donna: "a. w. Cooke,
F. NJ. Hardin, Jack Kubola. Bernice
Utly. Harrington: Dan Forbes. Susie
Holcombe. Lucille Cooke. La Feria.
l.. G. Wilmington. G. g. McIllwain.
r r. Talbert. Mercedes; j. II
Beatty. NJ. T.. Burkhart. McAllen: B
j Sta. Julia NJ. Oliver, Myrtle W
Leseter, K. w. Werner, George
Kindinger. w. Reed Lang. LII Ella
Hatch, J. VI. Attaway. o. p. Rounds
Il. p. Hatch. L. j. Falker. wv. r
walters. B. 3. McClung. Rio Hondo,
III. ID. Bower. Chas. ID. Bennett: w
f Worthma. w. r. Briscoe. Z. NJ
jenkins, Weslaco.
Visits were made 10 the girls ".
w. c. A. camp and the Boy Scout
summer home on the Arroyo.
Herbert T.. Thomas, Jr., I'm camp
az Rio Vista in Kerrville writes his
parents that he Is having a most
wonderful time and Is enjoying the
many scenic beauties OF that c0un-
try and the companionship Of the
boys from all over Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-28
ROYALTY SPONSORS
WATERMELON ~

PARIS Rl-Princess Beatrice and
Princess Marie Christina. daugh-
tiers Of the eriled king and queen.
are among sponsors OF watermelon
pink-a smart new shade this
season.
The ~p~incesses. who always dr"-s
alike. often are seen on the te- a.
courts Of the Hotel savoy AT Fon-
tainsbleau in tennis frocks Of white
shanturr worn with sweaters Of
watermelon pink. The shade APP
proaches a brilliant cerise.
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GOVERNMENT WILL
 KEEP HANDS 0FF
 FINANCIAL MAT TIERS

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 2l. (P)-The American government mas adopted a policy that precluoes political consideration i'll connec- tion with the German economlc situation.
 Although the Federal Reserve System will probably extend creolI to Germany along with other lm- portant banking interests, Actlng Secretary Castle of the State De- partment made clear the United States would not become involved in any political situation relative to the German situation.
 The financial assistance that might be rendered by the Federal Reserve System he added, would be along the lines of that of the Bank of France and similar Euro pean institutions.
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AMERICA, ENGLAND
 WILL EXTEND AID REGARDLESS FRANCE
FRANCE ADAMANT IN DEMAND ING POLITICAL CON-
 SESSIONS

LONDON, July 21. lR-Amer- ic's position in the economic crisis which has enveloped Germany was presented by Stimson at the seven power conference for the allevia- tion of financial distress.
 A communique, after the morn ing session, said conferees consid- cred methods of International cooperation whereby confidence in Germany's economic stability may be restored in the immediate fu- ture."
 It is said in we'll informed quar- ters the conference is encounter ing disturbing difficulties attri- buted to inSistence by France that Germany pay for outside aid with political concessions.
 It is reported that the United States and Great Britain will agree but Germany must have help and offset threats and over throw the government and will see she gets help whether France par ticipates or not. The Americans land British do not approve of 8 long term loan.
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sH|PBUAD|NC PROGRAM REACHES HIGH POINT
 AT SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2l. H)- The shipbuilding program destined to place 13 new passenger liners, valued at many millions, Ill the San Francisco offshore traoe' reaches it's high point with the launching of three ships.
 Two of the vessels were sent down the ways at Newport News the Talamanca and Segovia of the United Fruit Lines, operating from San Francisco to Central Amer ican ports chiefly in the banana trade.
 On Saturday, the $7,50o,ooo lux ury liner Mariposa. building for the Watson Lines South Sea serv- ice, will be launched at the Fore River plant of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation.
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COMMODITIES RALLY
 0N STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, July 20 (P)-The fl- nancial market appeared less wor- ried over the German problem and prices of commodities and secur- ities rallied.
 More reassurance from abroad including the statement by Dr. Dietrich, German finance minister, that in an agreement with the Reichbank he considered it "a mat ter of course to make interest fund payments on long term loans of German debtors," removed some of the uncertainty The recovery in German bonds was brisk.
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CORDOvA BANKER
 IN BAD HEALTH SLASHED THROAT
WAS SUFFERING FROM MAS TOLD INFECTION, ONTARIO,
 CALIFORNIA

CORDOVA, July 21, Especial to The Gateway)-Thomas s. Scott, Cordova banker, ended his life in a hotel room at Ontario, Calif., by slashing his throat with a razor apparently when suffering intense oain from a mastoid infection, on July IS or 16.
 He is survived by his widow, a son and three daughters who have left for Seattle on the SS Aleutian' Thos. Scott was born in York, Neb.' on September IS, 1853 and came to Valdez in 1907 as an employee o1 the Bank of Valdez and chief clerk of the District Court under Judge Cushman. He came to Cordova in 1914 as first cashier of the Bank of Cordova and in 1921 was ap- pointed vice president and mana ger of the Bank of Alaska, which post, as well as that of president of the Oardova Packing Co.,, he held at the time of his death.
 He was a member of the eighth Alaska Legislature, Past Master ot the Masonic Lodge and past presl- dent of the Cordova Chamber o1 Commerce.
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BROKER FL|ER SETS
 \ NONSTOP RECORD

NEW YORK, July 21. R)-James Goodwin Hall, broker. landed at $50 p. m. after seven hours and 50 minutes, record flight from Havana. One stop was made at Miami of less than an hour.
 He flew from New York to Ha- vana on a nonstop flight in eight hours and 35 minutes Saturday in his monoplane named Crusader" after the anti prohibition organ ization of that name.
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MA AND HER
 IDEAL ROMEO IN
 MARITAL TANCLE
"WHAT A MAN" MAY BE ANY BODIES MAN IN FEW
 DAYS

LOS ANGELES. July 21. R- Minnie Ma" Kennedy's What a Man." Guy Edward Hudson, sud- denly became What Man.
 Less than 24 hours after the evangelist and her much advertised husband returned to Los Angeles to face an amazing marital tangle, Ma" filed legal papers to start annulment proceedings from her ideal Romeo. The papers were prepared by Attorney Frank Lo- Der, who is representing the Ma" Kennedy branch of the Hudson family tree.
 What a Man." in person, ap- peared at Lober's office. The com- plaint contained three paragraphs and set forth that Mrs Kennedy has been for the last five years a bonafide resident of Los Angeles county, that on the 18th day of June, 1881 she was married to the defendant in the city of Long view, Wash. and that at the time of said marriage to defendant, de- fendant had a former wife living, to wit, Margaret Newton Hudson and that defendants marriage with said Margaret Hudson was then at the time of plaintiff $ said marriage to defendant. in force and undissolved by decree of divorce.
 While Ma" Kennedy was sign ing the complaint Hudson stood quietly behind her, gazing mourn fully at the formal papers on the desk.
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POLICE SEARCH F0R
 BOY IN CALIFORNIA

SACRAMENTO, July 20. tP)- Police search for David Fargo, missing 12-year old boy, was in- stituted here when F. D. Burleson, grocer, reported a boy answering Fargo'S description visited his es- tablishment. Burleson said he felt positive about it after examining the picture of young Fargo.
 The Las Banos boy has been missing since early last month. He disappeared in the Toulumme County woods whle on a trip with his parents.
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FRISCO IS SELECTED
 SHRINE CITY 1882

SAN FRANCISCO, July 21. P)- Amid scenes of wild enthusiasm, San Francisco was officially elect ed as the 1882 Shrine Conclave city. Word of the selection was telephoned to the Chronicle from Cleveland, O., by William H. wood field, IT,, illustrious potentate of Islam Temple.
 San Francisco and Chicago locked horns over the 1882 invl- tation shortly after the Cleveland conclave opened. Chicago, however, had a worlds fair in sight and San Francisco opened a deter mined drive to bring the Shrine Conclave westward.
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ALBERT FALL BECOMES
 NUMBER IN PRISON

SANTA FEE, July 21. R-Albert B. Fall became No. 6991 in the New Mexico prison and has been stripped of his citizenship rights in the state which heaped honors upon him.
 The 7O-year-old ex-secretary was committed to serve a year and a day for taking $1OO,O00 to nego- tiate an oil lease and ends an eight year legal battle. He was bolstered by heart stimulants and put in a private room in the prison hos pital
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vOYACERs RETURNED ID
 PLACE 0F BEGINNING

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20. (R- Three hopeful voyagers who stepped aboard for Honolulu five days ago on the Watson liner Ma lolo will arrive back in San Fran cisco this week.
 The three, according to radio ad- vices received by Hugh Gallagher, operating manager of the com pany, are coming right back where they started from, aboard the Mat son freighter Maunawil. They were transferred at sea, Gallagher was informed.