New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1928, Page 3

FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1928 Their case was taken to Wasl ton as carly as 1910, Department and the 1 - Few Manxmen Know Own \dtnc Tom.uc SAN QUENTIN ROUTINE NOT SO BAD, DOROTHY MACKAYE TELLS lNTl-'.RVlEWER San Quentin. Cal. March 30.—| “I mever slept better,” (I'PY—Life in San Quentin peniten- | "My appetite is fine. 1= notl oo e aflarallacoacd 1 enjoy the fresh least startling. Witnesses reported seeing six Flame in Dyed Hair |vurn haies Jupncee voacson " 1 to the Gaelic Tokyo, Mar. 30. M—Red-headed | the Ginza, Tokyo's Broadway, re- to that of the Japanese are appearing on the { cently. The police qui sever- X 18 streets of Tokyo and another prob- | al on the suspicion that the red tope lem of the rising ge wrmon has | mieant that the boys were com- arisen to burden the munistically inclined. | police de of Celtie, but . contending 1) carmg for them rest But congressmen fr that the f ognized thoy Dot said. over-worked tments, | air and I'm espe- 1o Dorothy Mackaye, stage and - told me s0 many terrible e and whits prison costume d for concealing jen with th: nd. Rtay Ray- ight with Paul conne of the “big the women's the prison, §s ving sentence for talk—of be spoke spoke of her in the Los refused to was her mond's desth was causcd aving a good time. In fact, there aren’t many ru and restrictions here as there w in the convent in Texas where was educated. “You know, T was a penitentiary before 1 e. aid of the Peopl« stories, but this has the Los Angeles county jail beaten a biock. “The only thing I'm sorry abeut is the stigma it places on my child.” “Dot” Mackaye, who danced be- fore the footlights, had her whirl before the kleigs and her frolic be- neath the mazdas, as been assigned to cleaning cells in the prison, and she is game. Over her blu when it Is chill Flo sweater. She looks forward to the when the sfate will have clai its penalty because woul “kiss and tell* and she can go Europe, to start again The fight which ended in T by Kelly nd = hite he wears a Aress =im fime quarrel over attentions to Dot ‘ORY" INDIANS ARE INDIRE POVERTY “Lost Tribe" of Prohibitionists Want Help hington. March 30—A of “prohibition Indians” down i Polk county, Tex., would like just tthis American pros- ve heard about. Nere have been panies, wars, boouts, slumps and oil scandals these last thirty or forty years, but the . of th and done “lost. bave get sadder. en kicked used, honor ureh by the white Now they are trying to per- tiem a lift rvices ren. ! country on seve ons when they had “lost tribe time students of were unzble to trace their P the large triba) ¢ it was decide ally were Choctaws. g m In ¢ sober and less than aliliough their only crop corngthey don’t use any of it to - liguor, They need what they money, offer o Never Kk by | would o if they 4 worth of aeal bmplen Iy this 1 tiie men when De fards attacked the | became and . beat them and treated them witl considerable cruelty. But later fricndly with the Frenen and when the British invaded their territory they followed the Frencl: into Louisiana. During the Seminols war, offered their services as g Andrew Jackson. Today their prize possession s a testimenial of this service in the form of a silver col- lar given to a former chief, in- | scribed, “From Andrew Jackson to John Rlount, his faithful guide.” When Texas revolted against | Mexico they again offered their help to Sam Houston, who replied that they had better keep out of it. but that he would be glad 1t | they would take care of women and children who were bring moved out of the war arc So the *“lost tribe” did that and then, when the war was over, moved with their new friends over into Tex Have War Record Halt the male members of the tribe voluntecred World War sorvice, The s'ate of Teaas zave them 110 a of land. They now oc cupy but 460 acres and that has been exhausted. They can only ra five or six bushels of corn to the acre on such land as can he used. and %o live from hand to mouth I | i i Question: Why should they iR i | young children receive emul- sified cod-liver oil regularly ? 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