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brew and wines for their own con-
sumption. They Indignantly denied
that they had ever sold any.
Moreover, members of the police
mystery squad" entered the head
quarters of the Howard Mccall post
of the American Legion in West
Philadelphia and confiscated several
hundred bottles of what post off,
Gals said was near beer.
More Legion homes and clubs fire.
quented by the foreign born were
raided and liquor confscated. Or
ganizations commenced to protest
to the mayor and the council
Church groups stood solidly be-
hind the director and he emerged
after each raid or clash over strict
enforcement of the Sunday law as
the victor.
Finally a resolution was intro
duced into council by William w
Roper, Princeton football coach and
Germantown councilman, demand
ing an investigation into the legal
ity of the police raids. The resolu-
ton was tabled.
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patrols be summoned to confiscate
the seized liquor
Immediately after the liquor had
been taken from the clubhouse at
Broad and Walnut streets, in the
heart of the business section, Scho-
field rendered his resignation as
member.
At a hearing the following morn
ing. when the club steward was
charged with ownership Of the
liouor. Schofeld announced that he
was considering obtaining the names
of the individual owners Of the
liquor and issuing warrants for their
arrest.
Then, almost on the heels Of the
Manufacturers Club raid, police OF
the Twelfth and Pine streets sta
ton raided the exclusive Phil
adelphia Club and confiscated thou
sands Of dollars worth of choice
liquors.
The raid caused a Juror.
Never before had the portals OF
the club been crossed by other than
a member or the guest OF a men,
Der. Membership came by birth
and money could not buy admit
lance, nor could it place one without
the proper ancestry on its roster.
The steward was held by police
and again Schoheld announced that
he was considering whether to issue
warrants for the real owners Of the
seized liquors.
Its poor craftsmanship. to say
the least" he declared at the hear
ing. for the members of the club
to allow this steward to be the goat.
During the course of Schof1eld's
official career. hundreds Of homes
we're raided. Many of the persons
protested that they had made home
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and also commented at some length
upon his versatility.
1t seems that in addition to fire.
quent stage appearances. the young.
man has acted as stage manager, in.
dulged his flair for scenic novelties,
designed costumes, composed verse,
experimental with derelict motor
cars, helped amateur producing
groups and occasionally eaten and
sometimes slept.
Making due allowance for a GER
tain degree of exsggeration in these
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FALSE TEETH

If your false teeth rock or slip, Just
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This improved powder forms a com
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Money refunded if you are not more
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BY PAUL COMFY FRENCH
United Press staff Correspondent
DITTT AFNtsT r1IyTh h6a~cl, 10

PHILADELPHIA, March l9.-It
was not until Lemuel w. Schoheld,
director of publicity safety, person.
ally raided the Manufacturers Club
that the city council took cognizance
Of the situation here.
The director was member of the
club, which listed hundreds of the
social and financial leaders of the
city on its rolls. After discovery Of
the liquor in a room, which he said
was fitted up as an old-fashioned
bar, he phoned city hall and in
structed William b. Mills. superin-
tendent of police, and James Taylor
assistant superintendent, to come to
the club, and directed that several
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encomiuns, the fact must stiIl re-
main that Fred Stewart is a vital
person who will add still further in
terest and popularity to the play
which the Civic Theater expects is
to be the hit OF the season.
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Wise Child when that play visited
Englishs not so long ago, Fred
Stewards Characterization o. the
young man will be pleasantly re-
nembered and the fact that this is
a somewhat similar part, promises
an amusing characterization.
At the close of the season, Gin
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FRED STEWART TO BE
GUEST AT THE CIVIC
Comedy "Find" of Stuart Walker to Play important Role
in Holiday for GEORGE Somnes.

friendly gesture toward George sOmnes Of the
Fred Stewart play part
Holiday" opening Saturday night
really
long
Auditorium
He gives his services partly out of compliment partly
because ne looking back that
much any other in his recent experience the
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ENFORCING LAW
IN PHILADELPHIA
CAUSES FURORE
Exclusive Clubs, Legion
Homes Have Liquor
ConfiSCated.

This is the second Of series OF three
srtioles describing the law enforcement
activities Of LsmueI p. schofeld. director
NJ public safety OF PhiIadeiphis.
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PLAN STREET CHANGES
Board of Works Passes Resolution
for Three Improvements.

Tor Three improvements.
Resolutions fer three street i'm
provements were adopted by the
board of works Wednesday. They
included: Improvements of Ogden
street from Sixteenth to Seven
teenth street, estimated cost,
S4.410; Mckinley street from
Stanley avenue to Allen avenue,
estimated cost, $66375; Twenty
third street from Moatcalm street
to Harding street, estimated cost
S16,997.
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cinnati reviewer took occasion to
single Fred Stewart out as Walkers
principal find" since Harry Ellerhe
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01

SAN BENITO, June /. The
members Of the briday party for
the wedding OF Miss Hazel Wade,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
Wade, whose marriage to Lieut.. "A.
IA. Kelley OF Brooks Field, San An
tonic. will take place At the Method
ist church in San Benito on the
evening Of June sixth has been an
nounced.
The members are Miss Dorthea
Kelley. OF Kansas City. Mo, Miss
Dorothy Booth, Mrs. Hugh Robert
son, Mrs. Walton Donnie Hood, Jr.,
and Mrs. Warren Scott OF San An
tonic. Lieut.. Warren Scott Of Fort
Sam Houston, Lieuts. Elmer Rose,
j. w. McCauly, r. ID. Reeve, @. r.
Acheson and @. @. Pearcy all OF
Brooks Field and Jean Wade or
San Benito.
Following the wedding at the
church a reception will be held at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Davis on
North Crockett.
Lieutenant Kelley Is the son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Kelley Of Kan
sas City. Nc.
Miss Wade has been named hon.
Gree at many lovely parties since
the announcement Of her engage
ment and approaching marriage
was made on May 8.
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Valley Girls
Receive HOnOrS
Especial to The Herald

N9R&NAAA w AAAA AANA
BELTON. June 1.-Two McAllen
students at Baylor College. Miss
Irabel Parks and Miss Ruth Wilson.
were given honors at the annual
commencement exercises. follow
ing the address OF Senator Margie
Z. Neal.
Miss Parks tied with Miss Sadie
Blue, GladStel. for the scholarship
in art. Each student will receive a
half scholarship which has a mon
etary value OF 500. Should either
fail TO enroll next session. the other
Will receive the Sl20 scholarship.
Miss Parks has gained wide &C.
ognition during the two years she
has been in Baylor for her ability
in art and also in athletics. She
a recently awarded a second let
ter IN swimming.
Miss Wilson. who received the
Bachelor OF Journalism degree on
May 26. was II OF two students
chosen from the editorial staff for
the Baylor Bells Scroll OF Honor.
This Is the highest honor that can
come to a department OF Journal
ism student. recommendation
come from the department Of jour-
nalism and the editor Of the COL
lege paper.
Miss Wilson Is a member Of the
Theta Sigma Phi, national journal
ism fraternity, and of Historical
Phila Literary Society. she has
been book editor OF the Baylor
Bells this year. Recently she COM
pleted her course in reporting by a
weeks work on the Temple Daily
Telegram, which gave her several
assigned stories.
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club lot and encouraged the clubs
70 become patrons to the club
house permanent and attended dis
trict and Valley Federations meet
ings. She thanked the members for
their cooperation in every under
taking.
Mrs. +. II. Williams for the
Learners presented her with a lovely
bouquet OF shasta daisies. because
she has been such a "daisey pres
ident." Her corresponding secretary
also gave her a bouquet OF roses
with a flowery presentation speech.
Mrs. Willie A. George installed
the new officers, Mrs. Marvin Hall,
president from the Civic League;
Mrs. c. w. Watson, vice president
from the Self Culture: Mrs. II. l..
Fitch. secretary from the PIT. A.;
and Mrs. Harbert Davenport, trea-
surer from the Learners Club. The
clubs have in their order furnish
Cd the officers. Mrs. Stell was ell
ected president from the Public
Health Nurse Assn but resigned.
That association has withdrawn
utilization from the federation as
the members feel that the organ
ization could no longer assume the
necessary obligations of member
ship.
Mrs. Hall graciously accepted the
gavel and asked the cooperation OF
the members in the new field OF
work and gave as her aims for the
yea the organization Of junior as
well as adult clubs and TO meet with
final obligations .sle on the club lot.
She offers a prize Of $500 10 the
club adding the highest number OF
either junior or adult clubs.
She appointed as corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Volnev Taylor; aud
itor. Miss Mamie Bourne; reporter.
Mrs. z. G.. Holiday and parliament
tartan. Mrs. II. l.. Yates.
Standing committees are as fol-
lows: ways and means: Mrs. Z. I.
Yates. chairman, MeSdames Lynn
Clackler. r. X. Goodrich, Milton
W 81 AHA ArGOs IA 9GA4r
Mrs. V. L. Conrad. chairman. Mes
DANES r. B. Creager and K. c.. Hol-
liday. Social Service, Mrs. Geo. Nj.
Smith. chairman. MeSdameS How
ard Cummins. Harbert Davenport.
Robert Ernst and w. Y. Worley.
Club House: Mrs. Willie A. George.
chairman, Mesdames J. A. Graham.
II. l.. Yates. K. @. Holiday and
Homer Morrow. Arbor Day: Mrs. ID.
p. Gay. Jr.. chairman Mesdames
Geo. Stell. Roy Ruff. j. L. Kowal-
ski and Nathan Moore. Municipal.
Mrs. Milton West. chairman. Mes
DANES II. L. Yates. w. r. Jones.
Lena Moore and Miss Florence Bell.
Entertainment: Mrs. q. w. Gotke.
chairman. Mesdames Pearl Nuckols.
Roy Ruff. Ben Freudenstein, and
Frank Brown.
The presidents Of the unit clubs
who form the advisory committee
for the new president are: Learn
ers. Mrs. Brutche: Self Culture,
Mrs. Randall Mathers; Civic
League. Mrs. j.. X. Bull and PIT.
A.. Mrs. Sherwood Bishop.
The Federation resumes regular
meetings next october
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
COMPLETE PLANE
TRIP tn MEET

II. CdIteI IcSciNcu aAS SOhsSee4oA
COMPLETE PLANE"
TRIP TO MEET
The final meeting OF the Athen-
ian club for the year was held
wednesday at the country home
OF Mrs. +. w. Burgess when twefI
one members enjoyed the all day
meeting.
Mrs. Nathan Craig was leader
for the program which was pre-
ssnted in the afternoon. The men,
bers OF the club completed their
imaginary airplane trip TO many
of the European capitals when
they landed at the Brownsville
Municipal airport.
The program centered upon Tex
as and the members sang Texas,
My Texas"
Mrs. Craig presented . paper on
Texas sculptors. She mentioned
Bonnie McLeary OF Ssn Antonio.
naming Victory" Aspiration and
Blessed Damozel" as some OF her
outstanding works. She also told OF
the accomplishments OF Elizabeth
Ney and OF Walene Tausch and the
names Of a great many other Tex
as sculptors who are still in train
ing.
Mrs. w. S. Farley gave a very
interesting and complete report Of
the Valley Federation meeting held
recently at Pharr.
The members decided TO enter
tain their husbands with a fish
fry at Port Isabel on June ) and
then disband until fall.
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CLUB HOLDS
FINAL MEET

AT the final meeting OF the year
Of the San Benito chapter OF the
National What-to-Re club. the
members held a cooperative lun-
cheon at the home OF Mrs. j. p.
Ellis.
During the business session the
members discussed plans for next
years work. II was suggested that
the book reports be given from
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m SOCIETY RQES--A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN *%
Phone
Seven

OF this plan she and her pupils
we're Val Verde swimming pool visi-
tors one day this week. The fol-
lowing pupils accompanied her on
this occasion: Dick and Glen
White, Helen. Robert and Ruth
Hammond. Den Fleuriett. Frank
Boyce, Marion Edwards, Jean King.
Ethel May Hammer, Miles White.
Junior King and Averyt Knapp. "A
number OF the mothers enjoyed a
Swi.l also.
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THREE BREDES-ELECT
ARE COAIPLINIENTED

Mrs. Warren Scott OF San Anto-
MO entertained with a lovely lun-
cheon Thursday at n o'clock at
the Casa de Palmas in McAllen
honoring Miss Gladys Hood Of Rio
Hondo. Miss Carol Lee Thompson
Of Harrington and Miss Hazel Wade
of San Benito. all brides elect.
The centerpiece for the luncheon
table "a Of daisies and pink rose
buds, while this same color scheme
was carried out in the favors.
The fifteen guests included the
intimate friends and members of
the bridal parties OF the brides-to-
be.
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which was greatly augmented by
the splendid talk given by Mrs.
Burgess. sister OF Mrs. Petch vho
Is president Of the Auxiliary.
Mrs. Burgess has recently visited
in China and during her talk used
illustrated picture post cards TO
portray various scenes. A pagan.
has been arranged for the Sunday
night service by the Auxiliary. pic
turing the life In Belgian Congo.
Africa. which will prove very inter
esting.
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MRS. BATES
Is HOSTESS

Mrs. j. L. Bates entertained
Thursday honoring the members
OF the Silk Stocking Club.
After luncheon at the Stonewall
Jackson hotel in the private dining
room, the members assembled at
their hostess home where a
profusion OF spring flowers we're
used. A pink and white color
scheme was used for the accessor-
les for the games.
When the games OF bridge ended
Mrs. w. G. Mathes held high score.
Mrs. Bates also presented each
member Of the club with an ap-
~propriate gift.
The club will meet next with
Mrs. O L. Byrd at three o'clock on
June II.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Return From Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. William Odell
Russell have returned from a two
weeks honeymoon trip in North
Texas. san Antonio and Kerr
vile. They will spend several days
III Brownsville with DR.. and Mrs.
p. L. Cole before leaving for Nc
Allen where they are TO make their
future home.
Mrs. Russell will be remembered
as the former Miss Dorothy Cole.
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MEETING HELD IN
BROWNSVILLE

The last meeting Of the season Of
the Wednesday Luncheon club was
held at Crafts in Brownsville when
Mrs. c. B. Sauers entertained her
club.
After luncheon the members en-
joyed games OF bridge with Mrs.
Herbert Buesing holding high score.
The hostess also presented each
member with a lovely bridge score
set.
Mrs. ". c. Mathes was the only
guest.
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The Friday Bridge club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Russell McChes-
ney. She served a delightful two
course luncheon.
The guest prize vas won by Mrs.
T. A. Kinder. first prize by Mrs.
Katherine Stringfellow and second
prize. Mrs. Harbert Davenport.
Since the beginning Of Lent the
funds that would have been invest
cd in prizes have been contributed
to the club house fund Of the City
Federation.
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Comings, Goings

Miss Alcine Morris returned sun
dav from Our Lady OF the Lake
College at San Antonio. She re-
turned with her father, Leroy Nor
RS and Miss Elizabeth Morris.
Mrs. Andrew Champion and
daughter, Maria OF Donna we're
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
". Il. Conrad.
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MISS WADE Is
HONOREE AGAIN

Mrs. James Sweeney, Mrs. r. B.
Goolsby and Mrs. Dorsey Colt were
hostesses a. the latter's home when
they entertained honoring Miss
Hazel Wade with a bridge party
End handkerchief shower Wednes-
lay afternoon. The rooms were
decorated with a ~profusion OF
lovely varied spring flowers.
When the games Of bridge ended.
Miss Eleanor Mae Smith held high
score.
The honor guest. a June bride.
was presented with two bandana-
wrapped packages representing laun-
dry which revealed many lovely
handkerchiefs when opened. The
hostess presented Miss Wade with
a gift Of pink bordered linens.
The guests who composed the
r.2vers for the five tables were
t.O>s friends OF the honoree.
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SURPRISE LUNCHEON
ON BIRTHDAY

Mrs. @. 3. Sauers was given a
surprise birthday luncheon and
shower al the home OF Mrs. w. q.
Mathes in Valencia Park with Mrs.
Herbert BueSing as joint hostess
this week.
The centerpiece was a large
birthday cake, with four tall tapers
around II.
The guests we're Mrs. william
Meriwether, Mrs. Cain Roberts,
Mrs. G. L. Atkins, Mrs. Jack FL
lott, Mrs. Walter Chambers and
Mrs. Tom @. BolleS.
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CLASS MEETS WITH
MRS

The Ruth Bible Class OF the Bap-
list church met with Mrs. Jesse
Rowland for their monthly and
social meeting. A round table dis
cussion on organized class work
filled most of the afternoon. JDfrs.
wallis. who has been teaching the
class. resigned as she Is leaving Tor
the summer. Mrs. Goldsmith was
asked to take charge OF the class
next Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
PIONEER CLUB
Is ENTERTAINED

Mrs. John T. Lomax entertained
the members OF her Pioneer club
at the Casa de Palmas in McAllen
Thursday with a luncheon follow
cd by games OF bridge.
The centerpiece for the long
luncheon table was OF daisies and
pink roses which was also carried
out in the accessories for the games.
High score award vas presented
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Donna
TALK ON CHINA
GIVEN RY VISITOR

The Auxiliary Of the Presbyterian
church met at the church for a
Foreign Mission study on Thursday
afternoon. Miss Furman led the
devotional and read a passage from
the Epistle OF 81. James as the
scripture lesson. The Mission lesson
dealt with the work IN China
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
ORGANIZATIONS
PROGRAM TOPIC

Mrs. Fl. NJ. Cottrell and Mrs
James d. ward we're joint hostesSes
10 the members OF the Women's
Culture club az Mrs. Wards home
for the final meeting of this sea-
son. After roll call. reports OF the
officers for the year which has
Just ended we're heard.
The afternoons program had as
leader Mrs. w. 3. Hinkly. which
dealt with the four organizations
dedicated 10 training and helping
young women and girls.
The first paper presented was bv
Mrs. Clarkson ID. Cowgirl which
dealt with the work Of the Camp
Fire girls.
Mrs. Floyd s. Worth described
the Junior League OF America.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01

Shoe-heels are or Persian origin.
and we're originally attached 70
sandals in order that the wearers
might keep their feet above the
burning sands.
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ALL DAY
MEETING

The Mary Circle OF the Method
ist church met with Miss Harper
for an all day meeting Thursday.
This was a call meeting for the
purpose OF completing plans for
the entertainment to sc given next
week. Ten women we're present at
the noon hour. A tureen luncheon
was served.
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Society Calendar

RI ysday
Sisterhood lh-El will hold a
meeting at tn Masonic Temple at
three o'clock
Mardi 81 club with Mrs.
BaScom Gov
Club Tive with Miss RoS!ta
Hinolosa.
Mrs. volri \Taylor is entertain
ing at a b. tea honoring men,
bers Of the w. @. A.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
MORNING BRIDGE
CLUB HOSTESS

The Thursday Morning Bridge
Club had as hostess for their
meeting this week Mrs. G. y. Leslie
at her home on North Milan
At the conclusion Of the games
Mrs. S. II. Crews held high score.
Mrs. r. II. Stewart Mitchell was
the only guest.
Following the games the members
or the club gave Mrs. Leslie a
surprise handkerchief shower. She
Is leaving soon for the summer.
Luncheon was served at The
Aztec Cafe.
The next meeting ~ the club
will be at the home OF Mrs. r. r.
Marchbanks
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OUT OF DOORS
SESSIONS Held

Miss Lois Fleuriett. who conducts
the summe kindergarten. has re-
Gently adopted the plan OF holding
out Of doors sessions. In pursuance
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
ofBridal
Party Announced

standard fiction. Plans we're made
for the celebration Of the clubs
birthday.
During the program, Mrs. B. M.
Sheffey gave a description OF the
travels of Washington irving and OF
his later life in the Catskills.
Mrs. r.. z. l.. Mewshaw gave an
Illustrated lecture on her experien-
ccs in the churches and schools in
China.
This was followed by a talk given
by Mrs. Ellis on her recent trip to
Havana. Both Mrs. Mewshaw's and
Mrs. Ellis talks we're illustrated by
pictures and curios from the coun-
tries they described.
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TOPICS GIVEN

Mrs. w. II. Taylor entertained
the members of the Pennsylvania
Avenue club Thursday afternoon.
Ten members and two guests. Mrs.
Morgan Sherer and Mrs. Kier, ans
wered roll call.
During the business session Miss
Flora Stookey. the president. ap-
pointed a committee headed by
Mrs r. II. Gerlach. parliamenta-
rian. Mrs. L. A. Carpenter and Mrs.
M. Johnson, to revise the bylaws
and constitution Of the club.
Mrs. c. M. Jones read a paper on
"Women's Suffrage. This was fol-
lowed by another paper presented
by Mrs. w. Johnson on Ten Years
of Activities" The program closed
with a talk given by Mrs. r. II.
Gerlach on Results Of Women's
Suffrage.
The next meeting OF the club
will be on June III at the home or
Mrs. l.. A. Carpenter.