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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1931

Page

15

WINGS By Vera Brown Continued from Opposite Page

Art Harris rides through Detroit to a grim address seeking clues about Jane and her troubles. He discovers a prison facility, battles doubt, then resolves that Jane remains a jewel despite looming danger and hardship.

Jack Jane Paula Mr. Gage Art Harris Detroit Harris Cleveland Buffalo Alfred Street Dennis Art House of Correction

Treharne Seeks State Leader Post in Izaak Walton League

Josiah Treharne of Joliet, a state director, will run for state president at the Izaak Walton League convention to be held March 25 26 and 27. The eighth annual state meeting will have headquarters at the Woodruff hotel and sessions at the Chamber of Commerce with notable speakers including Arthur Poorman Earl Smith R G Soderstrom and Henry Doehrmeier. Other officers named include Judge Truman Snell Walter Gearhart Irving Edgar and Dana Rollins.

Josiah Treharne Joliet Izaak Walton League Arthur G. Poorman The American Legion Earl Smith Illinois Agricultural Association R. G. Soderstrom Illinois Federation of Labor Henry Doehrmeier Kiwanis Clubs Woodruff Hotel Chamber of Commerce Treharne P. R. Blodgett Chicago Heights Truman A. Snell Carlinville Walter Gearhart Robinson Irving W. Edgar Chicago Dana Rollins Bloomington

Bloodhounds Used in England to Track Escaped Convicts

A news item notes bloodhounds are deployed in England to track escaped convicts. The piece playfully recalls the cry Fie fi fo fum I smell the blood of an Englishman as a possible spur.

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