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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1928

Page

5

Fox Hunt For Alf Taylor In Hills Tonight

Happy Valley Tennessee hosts an all night fox hunt in honor of former governor Alf Taylor. The event features Old Limber the famed foxhound leading about 200 dogs from Kentucky and Virginia with 500 guests and a Tucullan barbecue.

Associated Press Happy Valley Tenn Alf” Taylor Tennessee Bogart Knob Taylor Nashville Kentucky Virginia Old Limber Alf

Costes Lebrix Fly To Rome From Aleppo

French flyers Dieu donne Costes and Joseph Lebrix arrived in Aleppo at 6 a.m. and departed again at 9 a.m. They plan to reach Rome the next morning and Paris the following afternoon completing a Tokyo to Aleppo to Rome and Paris route depending on favorable winds.

Associated Press Aleppo Syria Dieudonne Costes Joseph Lebrix Rome Paris Tokyo

Moody receives broad support for Harmony program move

Governor Moody garnered more than twenty telegrams and roughly forty letters on Thursday backing the Democratic Harmony plan started in Dallas to send delegates to the National convention.

Associated Press Austin Moody Dallas

Templars to Meet Next at Greenville

Knights Templar of Texas will gather at Greenville for their seventy sixth annual grand conclave April 9 11 1929, it was decided at the last meeting of the body here Thursday when George Stapleton of Amarillo was installed as right eminent grand commander.

Associated Press Houston Knights Templar of Texas Greenville George Stapleton Amarillo

Jazz Notes on Top Song Promos and New Folios

Report summarizes best sellers in a week of sheet music including My Little Home Wonderful You Beautiful While the Others Are Dancing and Berlin Folio No 15 with songs like Four Walls I Just Roll Along The Song Is Ended Dewy Day Mine All Mine It All Belongs to Me Ive Been Longing for a Girl like You Beloved Moonlight On the Danube and Ramona plus notes on artists Walter Donaldson Irving Berlin George Olson Jolson and Leatrice Joy pacing sales and cover appeal while noting enduring popularity of waltzes and ballads.

Irving Berlin Leatrice Joy Walter Donaldson George Olson al Jolson Ohio

Brunswick Blues Spotlight Highlights Nick Lucas

The best Brunswick of the week features Nick Lucas and his record Sunshine praised as superb with Lucas famed as a top Spanish guitar player. Mary Ann appears in both a dance record and a vocal number, with the old fashioned charm boosting its popularity.

Nick Lucas Lucas Mary Ann

Jazz and Vocal Record Roundup From 1930s Labels

A survey of recent records across labels like Columbia and Victor highlights Oriental jazz touches by the Anglo Persians radio orchestra in Singapore Sorrows, Ted Lewis and Mary Ann monologues, Harold Lloyd film tie ins with Speedy Boy, Lets Misbehave cleverness, Libby Holman Brunswick standout There Ain’t No Sweet Man and The Way He Loves Is Just Too Bad, and Charles Johnson Paradise Ten hokum with a milder reverse side You Ain’t the One.

Singapore Sorrows Mary Ted Lewis Mary Ann Ford Glenn Speedy Boy Harold Lloyd Brunswick Libby Holman Brunswick Star Red Hut Charles Johnson

Escaped Prisoner Identified After Belton Arrest

BELTON, Tex., April 14. A young man arrested here several days ago was identified Thursday as W. R. Holman of Santa Anna, who escaped from the Eastham prison farm No. 2 on April 3. Kermit Dyche is confined to his home by the flu.

Associated Press Belton Tex W. R. Holman Santa Anna Eastham

Five Girls Found Aboard Destroyers In South Atlantic

Five girls sought adventure at sea and were found aboard Navy ships in South Atlantic waters. Cynthia Alberto Poole of St Petersburg Fla confessed she boarded the destroyer Billingsley as a stowaway and led to a broader search that uncovered four other girls on the Concord Sands and Dobbins. All were ashore at Mayport or Key West and returned to New Orleans. Poole met a sailor named Kramer who is held by authorities. The case will be reviewed by a naval court of inquiry.

Uncle Sam Cynthia Alberto Poole St. Petersburg Fla Cynthia Billingsley Mayport Poole South Atlantic Navy Concord Sands Dobbins Florida Miss Poole Billy Lacer Rose McGuire Flossie Rice Amilda Avary Key Wes New Orleans Philadelphia Cynthia Poole Kramer

Language Gets New Words From Gangland

Chicago sources report new terms entering English from gang activity. Alky means alcohol, racketeer denotes an illicit actor, booze baron controls a liquor syndicate, hoodlum is a flood, a double cross is a snake, outfit is a group in illicit liquor, the valley names a south side crime hub, limper refers to a former outfit commander with no control. Also noted W. W. Lynch moves offices to the Fisk Medical and Professional building.

International News Service Chicago Outfit Limper W. W. Lynch The Amarillo Improvement Company Fisk Medical and Professional Building

Pangalist Plot Crushed in Greece. General Pan galos Sent to Prison

Athens reports the discovery of a Pangalist plot and the decision to move General Theodorus Pangalos to Tereddin prison on Crete. Eleven officers were arrested. a letter alleged Madame Pangalos contributed 800000 Drachmas to the conspiracy. Pan galos, once dictator and president, remains jailed awaiting treason hearings.

Theodorus Pangalos Tereddin Rete Madame Pangalos General Pangalos Athens Kondylis Pangaliat

Youths Killed in Strange Accident

In Philadelphia two young men Courtland Reed Jones 25 and Norman Leas 26 were killed when their car struck the arm of a steam shovel in Fairmount Park. The shovel arm crushed their skulls as their vehicle collided with the structure. Jones was the son of Courtland Reed Jones of Colorado and grandson of Colonel Frank Grice of San Antonio Texas.

Associated Preea Philadelphia Courtland Reed Jones Norman Leas Fairmont Park Jones Colorado Frank Grice San Antonio Texas

Al Smith heads to Asheville for vacation trip

Governor Alfred E. Smith leaves New York by train for a vacation in Asheville North Carolina billed as a break from state business. Seventy five newspaper reporters travel with him and his attendance at the Houston Democratic National Convention in June is under consideration.

Associated Presa New York Alfred E. Smith Asheville North Carolina Pennsylvania Station South Houston

Paris Raises Rent on Ground at Eiffel Tower

Paris records show the Eiffel Tower rent rising for the first time since 1899 the tower’s four bases enclose about 600 square yards. The Eiffel Tower company pays 200 a year, likened to a maid’s bedroom rent in nearby buildings. City officials note the assessment has not been revised in decades and the tower’s surface has long hosted an electrical automobile advertisement.

International Paris Eiffel Tower

Cleansing Cream Promises Youthful Skin Features Cocoa Butter

An advertisement for MELLO CLO Cleansing Cream from Bridges Drug Co claims the formula with cocoa butter keeps the complexion young and firm. It melts into pores to remove grime and dirt and is presented as unlike other creams.

Bridges Drug Co

Local residents travel notes include visits and returns

Miss Elizabeth Dodson left for Ranger to visit friends and relatives. Morria Edgett of 710 Fairmont avenue departed for a short visit to Oklahoma City. C. C. Gordon returned from Tulsa after attending the J. C. Penney convention.

Elizabeth Dodson Morria Edgett Fairmont Avenue Oklahoma City C. C. Gordon Tulsa J.C. Penney Convention

Book of Fashions 1928 Pattern Guide Advertised

Advertisement requests orders for Ife in silver or stamps for a spring and summer 1928 book of fashions. It promises color plates and 500 ladies and children's patterns, plus a concise dressmaking article and needlework hints with 30 stitches. Address orders to The Globe News, 11-12 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, NY.

Globe News Sterling Place Brooklyn N. Y

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