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THE E 1933. 14 ede rae ag erie EXON PASSPORT: CHARGE { ne, e “Artived Were Also, Sues Barber ay Rowland, twen' , said t Asks $299 for Loss of Lip Foli- a retired British artny tenant, am Charles Hobbs, forty-one, who sald he age Three Inches Wide, iH Six Long. ia an Australian sheep rancher, both living at hotels the police refused to dis SAN FRANCISCO, April 21.—In- Jured pride at the loss of a prized close, were detained at Police Head quarters early to- ay on a Federal charge involving alleged irregularities n their passports, The two arrived aboard the Adriatic March 29 They were arrested at Park Avenue “ and 50th Stree information given Mustache, ‘‘not less than three inches} $9") “Woon. scotland Yard, Lowaon, | fm width and six inches from tip to! was notified. tip,” removed from the plaintiff while he was asleep under a hot towel in « barber shop, sought redress to-day in & suit for $390 damages, filed in a Justice Court, The suit was brought by James T. Maguire of the Bakera- field Golf und Country Club against/ 95 Henry Jacoby, barber. Maguire said he stopped in a San Francisco barber shop, en route to a * golf tournament at Byron Hot Springs, seated himself in a chair and fell asleep, to awake to discover his loss The complaint set forth: “That as a result of the said mus- Protective League announces. All plans have been completed, he said, and as- rorted that a family can be equipped to live in @ tent all summer for $80. Campers, he said, will be di groups of twenty-five familie ain appointed for each group. «will be allowed in camp, but i be no imit on children, —_— ANONYMOUS CARTOONS RAISE OFFICIALS’ IRE Yrosecation of ened by Amth Rorough offich y threatened t of Deal. fe Deal, N,J., toe ute the ‘i W Ing upon the administration of ty ‘The police said Roland also is known as Hamilton Clayton Radley, William Richard, Richard Fairfax and = Dr. Lewis. Radley, they said, also is known ax Lawson, They said they came hore to promote stock in Italian oll wells, ough, and the milk as the taxpayers’ money. Mayor Auron J. Bach asked the Vox’ Office Department to prosecute those circulating the cartoons if they can bo hci 25,000 FAMILIES WILL CAM" OUT TO SAVE RENT Chicagoans to Spend Summer in Tents (o Beat Landlords. CHICAGO, April 21.—Twenty-five thousand Chicago families Will live in nearby forest preserves during the sum tache having been wilfully and ma-|rmer to avold paying high rent, F. A Nelousty shorn from the face of said| Potter, manager o (the Chicago Tenan‘s plaintift, sald plaintiff has materially] == decreased in his personal appearance before the public, his younger chil- dren are not able to recognize him and the plaintifr has extreme 4im- culty. in being recognized at banks, restaurants, garages, golf courses and other places where the plaintift has business.” oTRESS, WHDS BSON. » April 21. motion pioture ac and Helen Johnson, y were married here y «Moot ARE SUBWAY 04, 42ND ST. FERRY " Me eROM GND. Stand OER ea STATION ARREST CHAUFFEUR, LIGHTING FIXTURE VALU pense! a 1 RICTAN! materials. ASHOCIATION MATERIAL, used throughout. Made {in the beautiful BROWN TONE on JAP GOLD finish, complete with glasoware. Wired ready to hang. A fixture wale, never, Detere, CctHeS BS anywhere Nant | there, prices. An Jn: ala Senutitel Fiensim Brose Sete one be had st prices Jewer than elsewhere. 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