McAllen Daily Press (McAllen, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 142, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 3, 1928 Page: 6 of 10
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June
Popular belief that crime is increasing
among the youth of today is errorne-
oua, according to the Rev. Lyman C.
Murr, chaplain at the Indiana Refor-
matory at Pendletont Ind., alnoe 1900.
The average age of the population
has almost trebled during Murr's pas-
torate It has not deviated either way,
more than a fifth of one per cent from
the average ..
Lack of education was responsible
for the Incarnation of the majority of
the inmates, Murr declared.
,. ONE COLLEGE GRADUATE
“In the 28 years -from 1900 to the
present only one college graduate has
ever been confined in the institution
and only 18 of the thousands who have
‘done time' here, have had the advan
tagcs of a high school education/'
Murr declared.
SCOTLAND YARD HAS
NEW PLAN TO CURB
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FOX MOTOR CO.
McALLEN, TEXAS
mental and physical condition.
Glasgow and the industrial centers
of Northern England are declared to
be the main bootlegging areas at pre-
sent. Peddlers work secretly in most
cases but In some districts the liquor
is sold openly on the streets after the
saloons have closed.
Howard Lord,
inhuman treat-
He beat her with a hammer,
she alleges, breaking one of her arms.
{declared, the feet never leave the floor. While
by no means a return to pre-jazz fi-
gures, it has something of the classic-
a turning,
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DALLAS—Plans approved for con-
struction,. of administration- building,
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gliding motion in place
jerky movements.
“The Twist” is made up of six fi-
gures, danced to gavotte time. ‘Blues'
music may be played at slow tempo
to serve for the new step, but the
creator is now composing a music of
i its own. ' .
j The French, who were never very
fond of jazz steps, are delighted with
"The Twist.”.
Married Seven Timet
In Fourteen Years, Now
Seeks More Divorce
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War on Fat Lowered
American Girls Pep;
Boys in Good Health
Q'UMMER DAYS—
how much you’ll
enjoy them in a good
used car! Go the places
you want to go—get a
used car for.Vour
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and Better Chevrolet is
bringing a new measure of
motoring enjoyment tor
, thousands of families.
world's most luxurious low-
priced automobile!
There are seven beautiful
models. Come’ in and
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ABERDEEN, Scotland, June 2.—
Scotland, the home of good whiskey,
is undergoing a boootleggi.ng scare.
The authorities are taking active
steps to wipe out a thriving industry,
which has grown up in the past few
months, in the manufacture and sale
of illicit whiskey. “Speak-asies”, not
so different from the American varie-
ty are springing up all over the coun-
try, and bootleggers are plying their
Illicit trade, the object being evasion
of -the two dollar tax that the govern-
ment imposes on every dollar bottle of
whiskey.
The liquor is manufactured at ap-
proximately 75 cents a gallon whole-
sale, and marked at >10 a gallon re-
During the last few months,
arrests, have been made and a
of stills seized, but the rest of
' the industry has not yet been unearth-
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commander, following the adoption ol
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Puts Thousands
In Reformatory
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 2— A
telegram to President Coolidge re-
! questing that he sign the Tyson-Fitz-
i gerlad bill for the retirement of dis-
abled emergency army officers, and
other telegrams to the president
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rakers—all prices
lily marked assur-
honest value in any
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Many excellent“buys”
now in stock. Come in .
and see them any car ‘
you select can be pur-
chased on oi;r Liberal
Budget Payment Plan.*
Coach only 585 M
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PARIS, June 2.—The United States
will be asked to co-operate with
France in stamping out style counter-
feiters, according to Monsieur Louis
Dangel, the president of the Assocla
tion for the Defense of Plastic and
Applied Arts.
Protective legislation insofar as
France is concerned has been pro-
posed in Parliament but Monsieur
Dangel desires to organize French
dressmakers, to bring about more uni,
versa! action.
“Today the Association I head pro-
' Committee at the May meeting here quor is likely to lead to serious re-
! just closed. ! suits. The liquor is sold in a raw
| The retirement bill recently passed sThte, colored to m£ke it appear like
the house and went to the President, seasoned whiskey, but it is declared
1 Opponents of the bill, who long fought exert a serious Influence upon the
.the Legion in the house and senate,
although greatly in a minority, are
known to be carrying their opposition
to the White House for a veto.
; The hospital construction bill was
lost at the last session because of a
filibuster in the senate, and as the
50 time for this session, is incited and
drawing to an end. the Legion fears
that if action is not taken by the
the senate dfnance committee soon it may
1 again become lost in the last minute
the man whose genius made it possl- NyJo Austin, of San Bernardino, Cal. rugfi.
ble. !it also beat by four hours and ten
At pre-seasonal showings for for- mtnutes the best previous record of
eign buyers Parisian dressmakers lnen. gwjmmers, held by Otto Kern-
. . exercise strict surveillance to prevent raerjch of Germany.
Fedreation which met in the famous but Mowleur Dangei believes, Mrg Huddleston took
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CHICAGO, June 2—The insistent
war waged by Amer^au guis on fat
has lowered their level of vitality,
while the young American mau is in a
healthy condition.
This lie the conclusion of Dr. Regi-
nald Fitz, assistant professor of medi-
cine at Harvard university, in an ar-
t.cle published in the current issue oil
Hygeia, magazine of the American
Me deal association.
Alcohol, Dr. Fitz Ends, is not a re-
quisite for the American boy to go
through his daily rout.ne, or to enjoy
his nights. The male of the species
today has an unbounded reserve of
• The loosening of the home ties and
the automobile, are two tactors that
cause increase in crime and they
ean b</ <
wiih education,”) |Murr
“When men learn that laws were
made for the protection of every one
and not il few then crime will be prac-
tically ended.
But the Amercan girl, Dr. Fitz finds,
has a sub-normal temperature, not a
great deal of energy, and wears too
few clothes, because fashion happens
to dictate that any more than two
pounds of body covering ib out of date.
Col. Lindbergh and Heien Wills, Dr.
Fitz believes are the ideal examples
of modern day youth, as it shoud be,
brimming with enthusiasm and energy
purposeful and dominant in its sphere.
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MUSAT1NE, la., June 2.—Seven
times married in 14 years! And now
she is trying to get st«ll another di-
vorce.
That’s the record of Mrs. Elsie Lord.
Her full name is Mrs. Elsie Hesse La-
reen Smitb Crossley Seeman Metzger
Lord
She has just filed suit in district
court here against
charging cruel and
ment.
of 1 tail.
the senaite and members of the senate, many
finance committee requesting action j score
on the hospital construction bill, were
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Lord happens to be Hubby No. 6 as'poses to form a Society of Creators
energy on which he draws easily to'of Style that would control and sell
furnish his “pep” on parties, or in the reproduction rights of fashion for
business. drawings, photographs and motion pic
well as No. 7. Shortly after her first tures, thus enabling the original de-
marriage to him, she obtained e di- signer to profit to the full Extent of
vorce, only to wed him again a tew the popularity pf his work,” said Mon-
monthe later. But now she says she’s' sieur Dangel, in an •- ♦»«
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^Save Your Coins and Have Barrels of Money"
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
“Despite the fact that the popula-
tion of the inatutittion itas .gropn from
*700, when I came here in 1900. to
1,017 at present, the average mentality
remains the same. The nw utlillty’ of
the average inmate is seldom above
that of a child in the third or fourth
grade of grammar school,” Murr said.
Education tn the fundamental prin-
ciples of right, and the teaching cf the
value of work are the best means to
combat criminal tendencies, Murr de-
clare! ’
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M08TLF ILLITERATE
“Most of the unfortunates who are
sent to our penal institutions are pra-
tdcally Illiterate. They have never
learned, the vahie of systemized effort.
Most of them .need training in the
realization that work is a form of
pleasure and that education is not
whooly a power to be used for ma-
terial gain.
are
driving
days
That Alanson H. Hough-
ton, United State.‘Ambas-
sador at the Court of St.
James, might resign tn or-
der to run for Senate
this Fall i« rumor^ both
here and abroad. But the
diplomat will neither con-
firm er the report.
Bunday, June i$28-
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Pledge
to the Public on
Used Car Sales
"I Every car i» conspicuously
. * marked with its price in
plain figure*, and that price*
Just as the^yrice of our^new
9 All Studebaker automo-
A biles which are sold as
CERTIFIED CARS'have ”
been properly reconditioned,
and carry a 30-day guarantee
for veplaeemen* of defective*
part* and free *ervice on ad-
justments.
'I Every purchaser of a used
car may drive it for five
.days, and then, if not satis-
fied for any reason, turn it
back and apply the money
paid as a credit on the pur-
chase of any other car in
stock -w new or used. (It is
assumed that the cqr ha*
not been darpaged in the
meantime.)
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France To Ask U. S.
To Help Stamp Out
Style Counterfeiter
Woman Swimmer In ,
Chicago Pool Sets
New Endurance Mark
the Legion in the house and senate,
profit for the industry if the‘ghe remained in the water.
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* i wore present to so© that she did hot
' tank.
Revealing in its beautiful
bodies by Fisher the com-
fort, style and elegance that - •».-..«-«• ...
women all pdmire . . . equipped^ with powerful,
offering the drive, dash and r
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in an automobile . , . ms J
Lenieff, a dressmaker. yna Channel, shattered al! known 1
Lenieff added: "The audacity of endurance records for men and wo-(
counterfeiters attain its maximum in meQ when 8he remained in the Lin-
foreign countries, principally in Amer coln Park West ^ol here
Jica. A model,' once *»» ,h“ hnuse
t^at * created it, is re-sold several ipke new record topped by seven (
hundred times In patterns, bringing teen hOurs and fifty minutes, the (
plenty of money to everyone except mark 8et for women recently by Miss (
the man whose genius made it possl- N . Austin of San Bernardino, Cal.
PARIS, June 2.-“The Twist” new b,o k„ hour* and ten
dance step created by Camille de
Rhynal, has just been awarded first
prize at the International Dancing
copying but Monsieur Dangel believes Mrg Huddleston took nourishment
there would be less style thieves and onjy tkl.ee times during the two days
more profit for the industry if the'ghe remained in the water. During
i dressmakers would forget their jeal- enttre time a company of officials
tion against counterfeitering abroad. (touch the sides or bottom
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MT. PLEASANT—Gas pipe line to
this place and otfrertowns in East
Texas being laid by Dixie Gas & Fuel
and Magnolia Gas Companies
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DENTON—157 enrolled in boys’
calf. pig. cow ind poultry clubs or-
ganized in Denton County.
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McAllen Daily Press (McAllen, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 142, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 3, 1928, newspaper, June 3, 1928; McAllen, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1284415/m1/6/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting McAllen Public Library.