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, 1935-02-03
Jail Break Fooled

Cipriano Alfonso. a prisoner in
the Matamoros Jail. was surprised
in the act Of excavatinR a tunnel in
the floor Of No. 7 cell BY Eugenio
Gutierrez. Matamoros jail guard.
Saturday.
Alfonso was removed TO another
cell for ~safekeeping.
improvements in the jail cells, to
make them escape-proof, are being
carried al present.
, 1935-02-03

ocratic dominated assembly Saturday
heard increasing opposition rumb-
lings in q republican charge that the
relief program was patterned after
Upton Sinclair's Z. 2. ]. g" plan
in California.
The thrust was made by Senator
Dickinson. republican. a member OF
the senate appropriations committee
that will gather in private on Mon
day To consider reporting the mea-
sure.
1t came after senate republicans
decided Saturday not to follow a
set plan OF attack on the bill. In
stead they will propose their own
amendments designed to curb the
delegated presidential powers al
ready approved by the house. They
hope for considerable democratic
support from conservatives.
TO avoid possible charges BY the
administration that congress is with
holding relief, senate republicans
agreed Saturday. however. that
should the majority so move they
would grant unanimous consent for
segregation Of the $3.50. 900 900 emer-
gency relief fund from the $4,000
100000 work relief section.
This. Senator Steiwer said, would
give the relief administration Suffi-
cient funds TO carry Oh after Feb.
10, when existing funds repeatedly
will run out. Already the FERA j.
doing out money BIZ the day ra-
ther than III monthly allotments.
Apparently somewhat stirred BY
opposition I'd his social security pro-
gram. President Roosevelt will send
Secretary Morgenthau and Secre-
tary Perkins before congressional
committees Tuesday 10 resent pro-
posals for changes In the projected
legislation.
These amendments are designed
TO remove obstacles 10 favorable aC-
ton and 10 speed consideration Of
the legislation IN both branches to
give the "A state legislatures meet
ing this winter an opportunity 70
enact bills TO carry out the pro-
gram.
House democratic leaders have
consented to the administrators
demand for speed. They plan to
shut off hearings before the ways
ana means committee Wednesday
and bring the bill 10 the house floor
Tor action under a gag rule bar
ring all amendments.
This strategy was decided upon
because OF a movement among DEM
ocratS 70 boost higher the federal
old age pension contribution or SIS
\ month = figure which Pres
ldent Roosevelt insists must be the
top limit.
While many senate democrats Are
withholding their fire. 1t Il generally
known that many plan 10 offer
amendments which would specifical-
~ prevent the president from TAX
I'D e private business.
During is first month. the demo-
cratic congress has not only failed
70 respond TO the administrations
proposals as did its predecessor but
been less compromising and
more deliberate.
only v measures OF Importance
ana those not highly controversial
independent offices supply bill and
the measure extending the econ
struction corporation for two a
haVe been sent TO the white house.
, 1935-02-03
La Feria Teachers
To Attend Convention
Especial 70 The HeraldJ
VAA r. a E

LA FEhlA Feb. 2.-Schools u Ia
Feria will De dismissed Friday. FEB.
q III order that teachers may attend
the South Texas Division conven-
ton of the Texas State Teachers as
ISOLATION a. Laredo, February Z, 8
and q.
The majority Of teachers III La
Ferla plan 10 attend the Laredo
convention, leaving La Feria Thurs
DAY afternoon and arriving al La
redo IA time for the Thursday night
session.
superintendent II. A. Moore OF La
FcrIa - director Of publicity Tor the
Laredo meeting. Basil Armour. Sam
Houston school principal. Is chair
man CT the group for Teachers OF
Spanish speaking children, and Mrs
ri w. Moran. Ia Feria school teach
er. will appear Oh the program OF
the Spanish speaking group.
, 1935-02-03
DATA
SUMMARY

BarOmetric pressure nc llained high
from the plateau region and north
central Rocky Mountain states
Scutheasrward I'd the Gull coast. but
fell over the northeast during the
last "a hears. Except Tor local clOudi-
ness the weather also continued gem
orally fair Throughout the country.
with temperate readings somewhat
higher Saturday morning III most
sections ci the country.
Brownsville 9 "a. I'M. tES1l sea-
level pressure 30.43 inches.
, 1935-02-03
AUTOMOTIVE


USED CARS WITH A NEW
CAR REPUTATION
Due TO the Unusually large
amount OF new Dodge and Ply
mouth deliveries made this
month, we have accumulated a
stock Of high grade used
cars. You owe 1t to yourself TO
inspect these cars before you
buy elsewhere. Terms
1888 Dodge sedan.
1880 Dodge coupe.
1928 Dodge sedan.
1882 Plymouth coach.
1885, Plymouth coupe.
1882 Plymouth sedan.
1888 Plymouth coach.
1881 Chrysler sedan. 6 wheel.
1881 Ford coupe.
1913. Ford coupe.
1881 Chevrolet coupe.
1927 Chevrolet coupe.
1880 Chevrolet roadster.
1880 Chevrolet coach.
1929 Pontiac sedan.
1928 Pontiac coach.
1929 Studebaker sedan.
1929 Marquette coupe.
1888 Dodge truck.
1881 Chevrolet panel.
1882 Chevrolet panel.
1923 REQ truck.
Wroten Motor Co.
Dodge Plymouth Distributors
sic West Observation-Disclosures
Phone III
, 1935-02-03
Civil Service Exams
Dates Are Arranged

Civil service examinations for po-
sitions as customs patrol inspector
will be held in Brownsville and Nc
Allen March 8.
Applications must be on file With
the manager Of the 10th u. 5. civil
service district. whose office Is in
the New Orleans customhouse, not
later than Feb. 10.
Information concerning the appli-
cation forms can be obtained al the
stamp window IN the local poStof-
flee. One OF the required qualifica-
tions Is that the applicant must
have had two years experience as a
peace officer or one year Of service
with combat branches OF the army,
navy OF marine corps OF the U. $. or
allied nation. Ability 70 speak Span
ish also is one Of the required quail
fications.
, 1935-02-03
Naming of Woman
To Bench Causes
Political. Uproar

DALLAS. Feb. 2.-,P-Determin-
ed opposition to the appointment OF
State Representative Sarah II.
Hughes as Texas first woman dis
trict court judge was formed by her
fiery legislative colleague.
She Is a married woman and
should be at home washing dishes
or something else State Senator
Claud G. Westerfeld Of Dallas snap
ped after being informed that Gov
ernor James W. Alfred had appoint
, 1935-02-03
Harlingen Rotarians
Hear Rev. Long Speak
Especial TO The Heraldl
Y TA~E~w -


HARLINGEN. Feb. 2.-Rev. Flynn
VI Long, local Presbyterian pastor.
spoke before the Rotarians Friday
al the Madison Hotel on club SER
vice.
Resolutions Of coincidence we're
sent the family OF Gail 3. Goodloe
OF San Antonio. who is we'll known
III the Valley. and to the San An
tonic Rotary club Of which he was
a member. He died Friday.
Mrs. Jim Ramsey sang for the
club.
Rotary visitors included Lester
Skaggs. Weslaco: r. r.. Stephenson,
DR.. J. L. Dewitt and r. p. Condron,
La Feria: Charles Strong. san Ben
ITO; and George ". Bear. Donna. G.
g. Oarruth was a guest.
, 1935-02-03
Stubborn Bickenng
Keeps,C Congress From
Getting Work Done

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. tP1-Con-
gress headed into its second month
Saturday. manifestly in a restless
mood as 1t prepared for further con-
sideration OF the administrators
two new big recovery measures-the
$4.8S0. 600. 900 relief bill and the
c~ontroverted social security program.
With little accomplished In the
first month OF the session the dem
, 1935-02-03
Is Member Of
Navy Mothers Club

HARLlNGEN. FEB. 2.-GUyernor
mes v. Alfred may not know II
rJt he Is q full ilcdPed navy mother
The governor was elected ID hon
orary membership I'D The Valley NAVY
McthcTS Club recently because III
TITS former service with Uncle Sans
navy.
Notification VI Ills election Is a.
pected to be forwarded socn. accord
lnF 70 NJ. a. Hughen, navy recruit
ing officer.
, 1935-02-03
CAMERON
l0ard District Court

suits filed. EA-partc Jack Funk
removal OF disabilities as " minor.
E- u. Flytrustec for r. "A. q. o.. vs.
mi. II Hedge. John r. Davis vs. Clara
IA. DAVIS. suit tor divorce. Georgia
~Irucblood yS. Alonzo Trueblo1d. suit
tnr divorce. q. &. w. 7. ID. Nc. I Ms.
Valley state Bank. et ais. suit Oh
depository bond.
, 1935-02-03
Harrington Townsend
Club Names Chiefs
Especial 10 The Heraldl

HARLINGEN. Feb. 81. L. Cour-
sey was elected president Of the
HarlinGen chapter Of the Townsend
-eVol-ing old age pension organiza-
ton az Y meeting Friday night in the
CITY hall
He had been president Of the tenn
porary organization and w. w. Lyles.
who was secretary Of the temporary
organization. was named a vice
president along with j. b. Elncre. q.
q Allen was named secretary-treas-
urer Of the permanent organization.
Ar advisory board Of ten members
Is to be selected
, 1935-02-03

HARLINGEN. Feb. 1.-Two weeks
q grace have been granted the local
National Unemployment Service Of
flee which Was to have closed Sat-
urday because Of the reported lack
O. funds. The extension was grant,
ed to supply 800 men Tor land clear
inc AZ Adams Gardens. according TO
Jack Cary. in charge of the office.
, 1935-02-03
Fuoitive Hunted

EDINBURG. Feb. 2. Lower
Rio Grande Valley peace officers
have been warned TO maintain a
close watch for Jose Maria Lopez,
escaped convict who was serving
. life sentence for the murder OF
United States Customs Inspector
Bert Ellison in 1880 near Hargill.
Lopez was u Of three principals
sentenced IN the Ellison case, two
Rodriguez brothers being sent 10
the electric chair. Lopez escaped
from the Huntsville penitentiary
November y. 1884. and is now believ-
co hiding along the lower border.
, 1935-02-03

William Pitt, the English states
man. demanded that his meals be
placed on the table instantly. the
moment he desired TO eat. but there
was no certainty as To what hour
ol the da. on night he would call
for food Therefore. chickens we're
kept boiling and roasting al every
hour
, 1935-02-03
To Build New Gin
Especial to The Heraldl

MISSION. Feb. 2. 80 Construction
or a new ginning plant for the Nc
Cook section OF northwest Hidalgo
county to handle the 1895 cotton
crop was announced here by john
Waite and w. II. Braden, both OF
Mission.
The new gin will have a four
stand. 80-saw type installation and
will be able TO handle all cotton pro-
duced III the section. both By in
dividual farmers and the Dallas
Joint Stock Land Banks 10000
acre development
, 1935-02-03
Marriage Licenses

Edward j. Volkman and Marjorie
GivenS-
John II. Lavely and Anselita Amor
80.
Manuel Narayeo and Guadalupe
Villarreal.
, 1935-02-03
III WEATHER

East Texas cast oi Tooth meri-
diam: parly cloudy TO cloudy sun
day
Light TO moderate noIthcrly winds
OH the coast.
, 1935-02-03
TIDE TABLE

High and low tide al Point Isabel
Sunday, under normal meteor
illogical conditions:
High .....-.. l.2T a I'D 4:oS y. III.
Low ......... OIL q. M. $40 D. m.
, 1935-02-03
DAUGHTER Il BORN

TSpEClAI 10 II htIaIUF
WESLACO. Feb. 2.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kent announce tho birth Of
an eighL-p-und daughter. born Tues
day. jan %.
, 1935-02-03
Probate Court

VIII u George X. Morrlsscy filed
Tor probate. Will names wife. Lillian
C Mcrrissey, beneficiary OF entire
estate.
, 1935-02-03
RIVER BULLETIN

The river Nil change little OF rise
slightly during the next "a 10 43
hours.
, 1935-02-03
BULLETIN

FF.EAt IlMIEEa 4UrC4t tcl4EG.ElL4r ilnf
ntnn.. s..-lu highest yesterday. tnItu
wanu velocity EL y "a ia. fourth pre-
frf.flu Iu last 20 not
, 1935-02-03
County Court nj Law

New term opens Monday with
Judge Eascom Cox Oh The bench
, 1935-02-03
DAUGHTER Il RORN

DAUGHTER Is BORN
HARLINGEN- A daughter was
born at the Valley Baptist hospital
Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie w.
Werner Of Rio Hondo.
, 1935-02-03
Breach WidenS

His attitude and that OF Lewis
showed that the Fcderation'S swing
away from NRA anu the admins
tratlon tn general has been accelera-
ted Id the past few days. The Fed
Grafton nov ~ looking To congress
for "A shorter work week.
The cigarette workers are talking
about direct action against tho in
dustry TX they are moi satisfied with
Developments tn thcil code Sltua-
ton.
Were not Yet determined that
"a strike would bC advisable. although
that's possible said I. Nj. Orn-
burn. spokesman for the Allied To-
bacco Trades council.
Labors apparently mounting dis
satisfaction has caused also talk u
strikes in textiles. autos and steel
during recent months.
, 1935-02-03
SPLIT BETWEEN
Ed And LABOR
GROWS WIDER

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-P-
Burly John +. Lewis Saturday
thrust the American Federation OF
Labor and the Roosevelt admins
tration further apart with a bitter
assertion that Donald r.. Richberg,
the presidents recovery coordina-
tor. was a traitor to organized la
Dor"
Lewis, head Of the United Mine
Workers. held Richberg directly
responsible for Mr.. RooSevelt's re-
neWal OF the automobile code with
out consulting any federation off,
cial.
Mr.. Richberg. springing from
the lolns OF organized labor "a he
did. recommended TO the president
OF the United States the imposition
of "a code on labor In the automo-
bile industry fol- continuance OF 45
hours a week" shouted Lewis be-
fore a senate judiciary sub-commit-
tee.
, 1935-02-03
Expresses Contempt

Lewis asSalled the "Du Pont
family" and General Motors as not
entitled To the 48-hour week. He
said II was ''unec0nomical and in
detenSlble."
For MIR. Richberg. who knows OF
these things OF which 7 speak,"
Lewis said cmphaticaily. Ill express
INV personal contempt"
william Green. Federation pres
idelt. said Lewis statement re
flectcd the Fedcration's feelings
yerr largely.
Green also announced hC would
carry I'D tlc White House WIthir a
few Gays the cigarette workers
protest against the DELAY IN coditl-
cation OF their industry.
The declarations executive c0un-
ell ordered Green To take that
action after thu union mad protest
eel against >. Clay Williams. NRA
chairman. exaTting any influence
III code affairs IOr this industry
until A code satisfactory TO labor
Nas approved.
On several occasions. NRA Of
ficials have said that Williams.
formerly president OF the R j.
Reynolds Tobacco company. retired
from board meetings when the ciga-
rette code was discussed.
'Wc don't accept that Green
Saic. Otherwise. why isn't the in
duStry coded?"
, 1935-02-03
UNION BUS LINES

UNION BUS LINES
Fast bonded Buses. Leaving Har-
lingen $50 a. m. and 3 p. m. daily.
Arrives san Antonio lis p. m. and
Gas D. m. San Antonio $3.50
Dallas 8.25-Abilene S885-Austin
S5.l0-Chicago Spills - st. Louis
Sl7.65. w. w. Houser. Phone 405,
Harrington.
, 1935-02-03
Cafes and Hotels

WHITE KITCHEN
4l9 = 18th Street
Business LuncheS-Choice Meats.
Excellent Sea Foods-Private Din
ing Room-Serving the Valley for
Over Ten Years
, 1935-02-03

FOLLOWING school script accept
cd IN trade: Notes issued May 20,
1892 for 81 taxes. Notes issued
April "a. 1888 for 80 taxes. Good
year Service. HIS
, 1935-02-03
Travel Opportunities
McALLEN,
REYNOSA BUS
DAILY SCHEDULE

Special bus from ReynoSa SAT-
urday and Sunday i0:30 p. N.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-02


candidate for Circuit Court Judge,
who writes the following open
letter TO the voters.
Upon my record as a practising
attorney In all the courts OF Michi-
gan. and the record as a private
citizen for thirty years. am APP
pealing TO You herewith for your
support of my candidacy for Traf-
fic Court Judge. on a non-partisan
ticket. March 4.
THE colored people, both those
OF my profession and laymen who
know me most intimately. can best
vouch for my attitude. especially
toward colored citizens.
wish to hereby assure the col
ored voters OF Detroit that II and
when ! am elevated to the Judge
ship OF the Traffic Court, my
sense of fairness and due consid-
GRAFTON of and towards them will
continue The colored citizens of
Detroit are deservtngly entitled TO
their share of positions In every de
partment of our City Government.
To this policy. l am hereby COM
mitted
tSigned)
John AnHut
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-02

Judge Of the Common Pleas Court
Detroit will have a thorough legal
scholar on the bench whose com
prehensivc knowledge OF the Law
and keen grasp Of social and le-
gal problems make him singularly
III for that office.
Rubinoff. because OF the nation
al popularity of his maestro
violinist brother, is often referred
to as. THE brother OF the radio
artist" There is. however, uni
queness about his own accomplish
ments that merit recognition.
Raised In Detroit
Rubinoff was raised in Detroit.
After completing his ear y studies
at the Carnege institute OF Techno-
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-02
Wolverine Republican Club To Celebrate 9Th Anniversary

Tho wolverine Republican Club,
one Of. Dctroit's largest and most
progressive political aHganizatiens,
will celeArate ITS eighth anniver-
sary, Saturday evening, March :,
at & .o'eleok. at their new head
quarters, ses T.. Wares avenue.
Refreshments, dance music, and Il
splendid program will be featured.
The club was organized in 1877
in the basement ~ the st. Antoine
Y. NJ. G. A.. the founders being
DIR. A. G. Toodle. }. Hamilton
Trimble lDr. Rainwater' Percy
Thompsonl j. w. Robinson. James
Jeter C W. Mouldin. Robert Rob
inson. W. ID. Mosley. Walter Far
ney. Fred Fuller and others. The
officers elected at that time in
cluded DR. A. c. Toodle, president
Fred Fuller. recording secretary
J. Hamilton Trimble. financial
secretary: and George Monldin
treasurer
Rapid Growth
shortly after its organization
the club took up temporary head
quarters In the Parish House o
81. Matthews Episcopal Church
where IL remained for severa
months. The membership totalet
approximately four hundred actic'
members at that early period, bu
has steadily grown until at pres
ent the organization enrolls sever
al thousand members
After leaving ST. Matthew
Parish House. the club establish.
ed headquarters AT 2329 81. An
toine street. where II remained
until the building was condemned
last summer, when they moved in
to their new headquarters al 263
K. Warren avenue.
Unique Record
The Wolverine Republican club
was the first political organization
in Michigan TO operate under the
precinct unit system. with cap
tain in each precinct and colo
lel in each ward The present
'fficers are; DR. A {. Toodle.
resident; George Latture. vice.
resident; Mrs. julia Crew. re-
ording secretar..; Hamilton 2
iose Campbell. treasurer. W. d. I
losley. Chairman OF finance COM
nittee.
Robert Robinson is chairman OF |
the anniversary celebration COM
mites. and under his supervision
elaborate plans are being made
for the forthcoming celebration.
Saturday night OF this week.
The public is extended cordia
TO attend.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-02
Legal Notice
MITCHELL, MARTINEZ, DENT


AND DUDLEY
Attorneys-At-Law
1856 Russell mt Garfield
NO. 237124
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne, In Chancery.
GEORGE ERWIN STEWART.
Plaintiff. VS.. ELLEN MAUD
STEWART. Defendant.
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that the Defendant is not
a resident of this state. and that
the whereabouts OF the Defendant
cannot be ascertained, 1T is Or
DERED that the Defendant, Ellen
Maud Stewart cause her appear
ance to be entered within three
months from this date and that
this ORDER be published accord
ingly 10 law and a copy mailed TO
the Defendant at her last known
address.
GUY A. MILLER
Circuit Judge
Dated In Detroit. Michigan this
7th day OF February. A. d. 1885
"a true copy
FRANK r. BONKOwSKI
Deputy Clerk.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-02

logy he was employed In local
plants as a designer and builder
OF tools and dies Though working
his way through the Detroit Col
lege Of Law he attracted attention
as one OF The leading students and
as the author OF a bar Review
Course" In 1926 he was awarded
the Monoghan-McHugh Medal. He
won the same award in 1926.
Highly Praised BY Frank
Murphy
In 1880 he was closely associat-
ed with Frank Murphy in a crus-
ade for clean government In De-
troit and the introduction OF Civil
Service In the d. S. II. In 1891 he
was appointed Claims Atty. for the
that office resumed private prac-
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-02
CAST YOUR
VOTE For
Your Favorite
In
THEATRICAL
CONTEST
CLUB NOTES
MIDWEST ART AND SOCIAL
CII.n

The club was entertained at the
residence of Mrs. Edna Parker
1852 vanc ourt avenue. at their
last meeting, which was observed
as social night. High scores were
made by Mrs Ethel Kilgore. first:
Mrs Gladys Montcrief. second
Mrs Alice Roberts. BOBBY.
Mrs. Parker served dainty two
course menu.
Members present included Nss
\ dames Matte Durant. Beatric.
} Johnson, Alvie Roberts. 0iady
IMontcrief. Ethel Kilgore. Edni
Parker. Rowena Johnson Jewe
Hodo. Willie Lee johnson. and :
guest. Mrs. Sally Yuong
The next hostess will be Mrs
Irma Tnloch. 6473 Northfield
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-02

ID. S. X. and after three years In
that office re sumed private prac-
tice. Frank Murphy often spoke In
high terms of Rubinoffs fine
scholarship" and remarkable "en-
ergy and efficiency" He also
praised his honesty. sincerity and
fearless sponsorship OF movements
for the advancement OF education
and the alleviation of human ms
cry.
Endorsed by Labor and 30 or
ganizations.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-02
SILVER STAR BRIDGE CLlB

The club convened AT the home
Of Mrs Moss. 42l Palmer last
week Refreshments were served
following the business session and
bridge was enjoyed
Mrs. Robinson. 702 Hendiie will
be the next hostess All members
are urged to be present Mrs
Smith Is president
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-02
To all Negro Business
And Professional
Men and Women In
Detroit

The Booker r Washington
Trade Association is engaged In
preparing a complete directory Of
all Negroes In Detroit engaged I'm
bssineSs or the professions Mr.
Fcrdnaud W Penn has been
selected % compile this directory
and 20 solirii names and advertise
mcn's TOR 'ho same. none other IS
atihoriled b, The Association
Pleas d'l wii' Nlr Penn as the
authorized ap,rsfniHiivc of the
Eo9ter Wstltuean Trade As-
sllaNnn
N lt l.rk President
liv WASH neiW Trade
Nssociatol
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-02
WHOOPEE TWELVE GIRLS
CITR

The club was entertained By Mre.
Bessie Johnson. 5543 St Antoine,
Friday evening. Feb. %. Plans
were made for the dance. TO be
given Saturday March 2. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. B Johnson,
5543 ST Antoine, Apt. IL
Miss Mary Lester and Miss Es-
tell johnson were guests. The for
mer gave very interesting lee
ture The hostess served dellci-
nus menu
Mrs l.. Johnson. sos Ferry will
be- the clubs next hostess.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-02
Principal c. Burns
Of Miller High To
A d d r e s Citizens

'harlcs + Burns principal Of the
MILLER High school viii l., pre-
seni"d AZ guest speaker. by the
civic Rights Committee. Thurs
day Marcn :. al u Il y. m. IN the
dining room Of the Lucy Thurman
Y W. c. A.
Nr Burns viii speak on the
subject How Much DO You Help
In The Education or Your Chill
dren2' 4 question period will fol-
low The public is invited
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-02
Cat Falls in Well;
Caviar Rescues 1t!

Sew York "A cat with an ep
cures taste Fell into a well here
rs cries attracted a crowd and
an agent OF the ASrCA WAS
called Getting some caviar from
nearby restaurant. the agent
placed II IN a bucket. lowered
me bucket into the well The
mt smelled the delicacy. jumped
uio the bucket and was rniScd
rom the we'll.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-02
MERRY MAKERS BRIDGE CLUB

The club met with Mrs. +. Whee-
Ter. i20 Garfield. Tuesday Feb. 10,
Aftcr business. the members en-
ioycd delightful. evening at
bridge High scores were made by
Mrs T. Lewellcu first; Mrs. G..
Whcedcr second Mrs " Collier.
hnhy
Tile club wiA SPONSOR a bridge
md Niist party March 2. at 523
FeirS to Which twends are inyii-
I,i Mrs T. I.pWellrn is president.
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Nl.nr NMls s0rIM cLrB

THE club met with Mrs Magnc-
lia rmnpbcu ON Hendrick street,
Thursday uiaNt Fob 2l An clabo-
rate rcpast was served 10 the en-
ioymont ot an. The recreation con-
sisted of bridge
Th8 present were Mrs Sylvia
Lo,elace. Miss Matte Loyelace,
Mrs. Lillian Scott. Mrs. Katie Pat
ton Mrs Willie Montgomery, Mrs.
\. NJ. Hollingsworth, Mrs. Sarah
Perkins. Miss Leola Randall, and
Mrs. Eutie Peoples. the president