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The Touhy gang were a mighty tough lot when they had the helpiess
Jake Factor in their grasp and were bleeding his anguished family for
a lot of easy money.® But going to prison with iron shackles on’ your
legs and arms is another matter. Reger Touhy, left, leader of the
gang, blubbered like a baby as this auto c¢arried him and his confed
erates, G.s Schafer and Albert Kator, off to Joliet to start serving
99-year sentences
KATHLEEN MARY QUINLAN’S BEAUTY
SECRETS PRODUCTS OF OLD IRELAND
¢+ By ETTA WILSON
NEW YORK.—Thirty years ago
a little Irish girl in hgr teens came
to this courtry to visit a sister.
She liked America so much that
she remained and found herself a
Job, »
That young woman was Kath
leen ‘Mary Quinlan and today she
has pne of the loveliest beauty
salons on Fifth avenue.
A ‘doctor was practically unheard
of in. the Quinlan home in Ireland,
\ Kathleen Mary's grandmother and
her mother gathered herbs, dried,
steeped, and mixed them to take
care * of& the family's ills. Her
grandmother was quite an expert
along this line and many times
little Kathleen Mary went with her
through the fields as she selected
this plant and that plant, dug up
the root of another and brought
them’ home.
The little girl was quite faccus=-
tomefi to seeing her mother make
small muslin bags, which were fill
ed with oatmeal and soaked in
buttermilk before being rubhbed
and ;atted over the face, neck, and
arms,
Anpther of her mother’s beauty
treatments was to steam maple
1»:\\«;’ and apply them to skin
spots’ which she wished to bleach.
And 40 this day maple leaves are
included in €ome of the Quinlan
preparations.
Mizs Quinlan says her own in
terest in beauty treatments began
pt as early age. She was treat
ing @ small blemish on a piay
mate’s face and having watched
her grandmother prepare and ap
ply a number of nature's {'emedles,
JOHN D. WADE WILL
ESUME WORK HER
R' SUME WO E
(dontlnued from page one.)
'
essays was “Life and Death of‘
Couu@x Lucius.” |
His, national reputation was|
origimally made by his fist book, |
“Aughstus Baidwin . . Longstreet |
and His Times,” in 1924. This is
gonsidered one of the most im
portaht books available on the
sociall gtrvziure of ‘America in
the gy nineteenth century. I“n‘
1930 raapublished wrNe Ldfe .of
John ‘Whesley,” which was the re
su'e Q A year's study in KEngland
on ay mphehr} fellowship in
1927. c 8 h s |
Folbf#ing his resignation from
the fgcglty here in 1928 he spent
a yeary m‘m ‘?Wasflung_ton writing
sketches tor the American Ency
cloped of . National Biography,
and ;hg has also contributed
widelg #0 leading American schol
arly jofirnals and literary maga
zines,. ilicluding the ale Review
and the- American Mercury.
He #is not only an author but a
recogiized Scholar in the field of
Amerjcan literature, and most Tre
views of@his published works have
mentiened his reputation for rare
charmi as a teacher.
Dr. Wade took his undergradu
ate tsork at the University of
Georgia, and following his gradu
ation (in 1914 studied at Harvard
and Columbia, receiving an M. A.
degree from , the former and:a
Ph.D. from the latter. His doc
toral .thesis was the biography of
Long&roet 5
During the World war he served
as a Lieutenant, and at the close
of the 'war joined the faculty
here,
Barnett Gets Paid
+ For Work in State
. Highway Board
¢t ATLANTA, Ga—(®P)—The State
. Highway jdepartment Wednesday
| paid Captain J. W. Barnett in
* full for his services to January 1.
~ The former chairman of the
. Highway board, ousted last June
”;§Wnor Talmadge with the
" aid of the National Guard, was
' giveny a check for $3,333.38. repre
‘mm in addition to his salary
_ from {June to January a small ex
;; tem filed before he was
~ . 5
. Th¢ check was the culmination
~of an“dgreement reached ~Monday
" between Attorney-General M. J.
Yeomans and Reubem R. Arnoll
torney for Captain Barnett. In
’s&xw no reason why she could not
{do the same. Some [leaves were
pounded to a pulp and applied to
the little girl's face. It might not
iha.ve been so bad except the leaves
selected by Kathleen Mary hap:
pened to be of the stinging nettle,
Some?ow or other ireat treatment
wagn’'t such a success, she says,
and both mother and' grandmother
impressed upon her the necessity
| of knowing her herbs and apply-
Ling them intelligently.
Miss Quinlan’s hair is a beauti
ful soft shade of red. One knows
| from the twinkle in her eye that
she has a sense of humor even
!though she takes her work very
seriously. .
The beauty preparations are
made in a large laboratory but
each morning samples of thé prep
arations made the day before are
hought for her personal o.k. he
fore they go on the market. And
a new cream or/lotion i 8 tested
from one to two years in the New
York =alon by Miss Quinlan and
her gperators before it reaches the
public. et
The drawing room of the Quin
lan Fifth Avenue Salon is called
the Hyacinth room. Tt is done in
chromium,” hyacinth blue, and the
green of hyacinth leaves. Tt ig' of
modernistic type and there = are
mirrors here and there.
Miss Quinlan is married .to
Drew Drees, formerly her ‘advers
tising manager. bR
(Miss Nellye Hueston, personal
representative of Kathleen Mary
Quinlan, will be at Michael's all
this week.). PAE N
JOHN BOWLES, 67,
DIES AT HOME IN
OGLETHORPE CO.
John Bowles, 67, died Wednes
day night at 7 o'clock at his home
in Oglethorpe county aftef an ill
ness of four days, uneral services
were held today at 38 o'clock in
Wesleyt chapel, Rev. A. 8. Ulm,
Methodist, officiating, Interiment
was in the Waesley Chapel ceme
tery, Bernstein Runeral Home in
charge. :
Mr. Bowies wasg born and spent
his entire life in Oglethorpe coun
ty where he had many friends. He
is survived by his wife, Mrs,
Truddie Bowles; two daughters:
Miss Lillie Bowles, and Miss Bird
jie Bowles, two sons: Ralph
Bowles and Obie Bowles; and one
brother: Will Bowles. ’
Close of Congress
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Early in May Seen;
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Facing 3 Big' Tasks
(Continued Fror? Page One)
the calculations with the air mail
proposals forwarded to the capitol
Wednesday .
Between now and disposal of
these and other legislative propo
sitions, however, a lot of time is
going to be put on other subjects,
A senate . committee of inquiry
learned from Paul Henderson, vize
president so United Aivcraft and
Transport corporation, that he had
loaned SIO,OOO in 1980 to Chase C.
Grove, deputy second assistan
postmastes general at the time.
University Students and
Atlanta Speakers’ Club
To Debate on Hitlerism
A debate on Hitler between
student:‘rf the University of Geor
gia and members of the Speakers'
Club, Atlanta, will take place Sat
urday, March 24, at the Universi
ty chapel.
Gerhart Paul, a German ex
change student of the Universjty
dnd James Lacker, another native
of Germany and member of the
Speakers Club, Atlanta, will pre
sent the case for Hitler.
Arnold Shulman, Athens, a Uni
versity student, and, George. H.
Manner of the Speakers’ Club, wils
speak against Hitler.
the State Supréme court dismissed
the appeal of . Captain Barnett
from the decision of Haralsen su
{perior court which had upheld the
appointment of J. J. Mangham as
Barnett’s SUCCEessor. Mangham
?ce has resigned at the request
of the governor, = =
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