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do something so he could plug me.
used TO have To grind my teeth when
looked at him-because didn't want
70 miss. When / saw San Francisco
thought he'd got Off"
But fate, it seemed, had turned
against Lindquist at the last. The
Polaris, waiting for quarantine. did not
get tOBed 10 her berth until long after
dark. She made fast in a deserted
part Of the city. near some oil tanks.
and then" said forster, Il got him.
He was coming along the deck and
stepped up ~ him-I had M knife il
my hand. Iindquist.' said, I'm going
TO Ill YOU"
Jenny gaspcd.
That's ALL" said forster. He grab
bed for his gun. and beat him 10 l..
l let him have il through his ribs"
Then, Aberg said. he ran 10 TIE
hoWsprit and dropped-into America.
Their fire had died down The DARK
ness was silent They sal there. gazing
~ each other across the red glow of
the cnbors. Suddenly forster gasped.
NY Cod" he said. IT'S past n
. O'Clock. Il won't look g0od--yC7I arr,
l coming into a strange town a. this
hour Of the night"
He Jumped up and held down his
/ hand % pull her 70 her feet. She took
i. The hand drew hers Upward. w
Tard-unt.l she felt It pressed aga..ls:
his lips.
fCouT-iGtt. 1921
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DR.. LAMBETH ANNOUNCES
TOPICS FOR TOMORROW
Mount Vernon Place Church Pastor
to Speak on Temptations
TO Sin.

DR. William A. Lambeth will preach
at Mount Vernon Place Church at the
II o'clock service tomorrow on Going
Little Farther" His subject for the
evening service will be Tempting 9th
ers 10 Sin
Rev. J. w. Rustin. assistant pastor. at
II O'Clock will preach TO the junior
congregation in the Sunday School Au-
ditorium on The Power 10 See II
Through" At this service the Boy Scout
troop Of the church. with w S Warren.
ecoutmaSter. will attend in a body.
At the Senior Epworth League. the
subject for discussion will be Christ.
the Center OF All Our Young People s
Activities" The meeting will be led by
Herbert Corley
At the Thursday evening prayer serv-
Ice the first two chapters of New
Tasks for New Times" viii be presented
In addresses OF IS minutes each BY the
Rev. J. ". Rustin and Mrs. A. r. Har-
Ian. The remaining four chapters of
this book viii be presented on the two
succeeding Thursday evenings.
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TRAINING SCHOOL
CLASSES OPENED
Bible Courses Begin Second
Semester Monday, With
IL Subjects offered.

The Columbia Bible Training School
announces the beginning Of the second
term Monday evening. at sl4-Sl5 Mills
Building. which will continue 10 June
10. The general Bible training course
offers - courses. Monday and Tuesday
evenings. to $50. Of each week. as fol-
lows: English Bible Old Testament"
Bible Doctrine" Evangelism" His
tory Of Christian Missions" Bible His
tory" History Of the Christian
Church" Public Speaking" Teacher
Training" The Life of Christ" "Bibli-
cal Introduction" etc.
The School of Language. Offering
courses in beginners and advanced Eng
iish and New Testament Greek. is open
10 students each "Wednesday evening. :
70 o'clock in the classrooms in the
Mills Building.
Mrs. Florence W. Noffsinger. head of
the speech department. offers a course.
beginning Tuesday evening. in the
"Dramstization Of Stories" in the class
room
Sunday school teachers and Chris
tan workers. especially among the
younger students. will be particularly
interested and are invited TO enroll for
this course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04

A farewell party was given last Tues
day evening at the home of Miss A. Bar
bara Weigand, .465 Maryland avenue
southwest. for Miss Ethel Tussing. retir-
ing life service secretary of the Luther
League of the District of Columbia. by
Misses A. Barbara Weigand. Virginia
Wise. NJ. Dickey. Rebecca Long, Edith
Lawson. Margaret Mcdonald. Emma
Holzer. Dorothea Wassaman, Katherine
NJ. Schickler. Clara G. Schickler. Messrs
Paul l.. Brindle. Irving L. Koch. Bert
ram Reichter. c. Bertram Gelston and
Fred l.. SchiCkler Miss Tussing was pre-
scented with travelling bag and depart
ed for New York on the / IS am. train
to assume her Office as executive secre-
airy of the Eastern Ridge Luther League
District of Columbia Luther League
president. Paul l.. Brindle. announces
Miss Monica Snyder of the Church of
the Atonement has accepted the ap-
pointment to the Office of the Junior
Luther League secretary of the District
and will attend the conference on Junior
Luther League work to be held at Phna-
delphia February IL.
The Joint missionary meeting OF the
Luther League of the District of Column
bia was held last Sunday evening at the
Hol2er. District missionary secretary.
presided. The program included an
opening service of song. Scripture and
prayer, followed by the pageant Under
the Southern Cross" presented by In
carnation Leaglers: and the ingathering
Of the contributions of the various local
leagues toward the Districts apportion-
ment of $50 for erection of the Luther
League Hall of the Religious Educa-
tional Building. Buenos Aires. Argentina.
South America.
During his brief sojourn in Washing
ton. Herb Fischer. recording secretary
Of the Luther League of America, was
the guest of honor at a reception held
by St. Marks Luther League. Mr..
Fischer was also a dinner guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John Martin of Luther Place
Memorial Church.
Dr.. Ross H Slower. pastor of the
Friendly Church. Philadelphia, who adj
dressed the District Luther League at
St Marks Church at quarterly meet
ing. will be the speaker at the union
Lutheran meeting to be held at Luther
Place Memorial Church. February II.
Sister Mabel. deaconeSs in charge of
the Lutheran Home for the Aged, will
be the speaker at lions League tomor-
-" CN0l4Hls HiIeIi Siie VIII present. the
topic Positions Open to Young Women
II the Church" This same topic will
De discussed at st. Paul's Luther League
tomorrow evening, when Miss Edith
Stowell will lead the meeting.
Ideals for Choosing a Life Partner"
was the topic presented at st. Marks
Luther League last Wednesday evening
by Thomas Morgan.
An executive committee meeting of
lions League. followed by social. was
held at Zion Hall. Second and Upshur
streets. last Friday evening.
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DR.. BRIGGS TO PREACH.

Or. John T. Briggs viii preach ST
Fl'tn Baptist Church t1mcfToW night
On The ProtsIen4s ~ Our Young Msn -
"nlcn VIII " ne fourth ia the series
VI S1noay evening "Firezide Sermons
On family life. The Senior Il. Y. r. u.
Will attend IN d bssdy.
He Will pfe&<n ON Memory Of
Jesus" ag4c administer communion TO-
H4orgo@ Inofg.lng
representative William If Whiting
tIr ~ Mississippi Will nach the OAR
bHgls1 EeTsA Blue class for adults.
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PASTOR IN FLORIDA.

Or. y. Fl. Melton. pastor Of Ninth
Street Christian Church IL holding Az
evangelistic meeting In West Palm
Beach, Fla.
Rev. w. I. Darby, secretary III Wash
ingtOn Federation u Churches. viii be
the pulpit gieet tomorrow morning. He
win have for his subject The Great
Adventure" and IN the evening Judge
q. q. Nations viii b. the pulpit cues.
AID his subject viii be "TransigQra-
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
SPECIAL RITE PLANNED.
Greek, Russian and Syrian Clergy

Clergy OF the Greek, Russian and Sy-
rian Orthodox churches OF the city are
expected TO take part in the procession
and be present in the sanctuary. upon
the invitation Of the Anglo Catholic
Club OF the Diocese OF Washington, at
a service OF choral eyensong, TO be held
IN st. Stephens Church. BOLT Four
tenth street. February Is at 8 pm.
The preacher will be Rev. Shirley C.
Hughson Of the Order of the Holy Cross
OF West Park, ". Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
CHURCH HEADS ELECTED.
Albright Memorial Congregation
Names New Officials.

The following officers were elected
at the annual congregational meeting
OF the Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church. Fourth and Rittenhouse streets.
Trustees. e. NJ Taylor and Emmett
Z. Jester; class leader II. S. Beltz: as
Ststant superintendent of the Sunday
school, z. II. Pullman and E. E. Jester:
sunday school secretary, J. D. Smoot.
Sunday school treasurer, Herbert VIII
son: church treasurer. r. T. Bortz.
The Wonans Guild OF the church
vii give an oyster dinner at the church
February 20 from $50 TO 7:3o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
CHEVY CHASE SERVICES.
Baptists TO Observe Lords Supper
Tomorrow.

The ordinance OF the Lords Supper
viii be held at the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church tomorrow at II o'clock. The
pastor, Rev. Edward 0. Clark, will de-
liver brief communion meditation on
the theme. The Bread Of Life" New
members will be welcomed.
"A Pocketful Of Gold" will be the
title OF an illustrated lecture on Assam
at pm. The public Is invited.
Every Thursday evening the pastor lis
giving Bible lecture on the life OF
Christ. The Sunday School is planning
a father and son banquet for February
"a al the church. The b. Y. p. u. de-
yotional meeting is held at Gas pm.
Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
HEALING SERVICES.
Rev. Clarence P. Parker Will Begin
Easter Series Tuesday.

Rev Clarence Prentice Parker. rector
of St. Johns Episcopal Church WIS
consin avenue and Bradley lane, Will
hold services fo. spiritual healing Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock The services
will continue every other week until
Easter.
Holy communion will be celebrated
tomorrow at II o'clock. The first meet
ing OF Chapter No 6 Of ST. Johns Guild
will be held Thursday at pm, Supper
will be served. and officers elected
There will be a meeting of the Every
Member Canvass Squad Tuesday at
6 O'Clock. Supper will be followed by
a short business meeting. Church
school conyenes at e30 am. and the
Y. p. S. L. will have the regular service
in st. Johns Hail at pm.
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Novena Begins Today.

A rovena In honor OF the miraculous
medal began at St Mary's Church to-
day and will continue until February
IL Daily masses will be al ard 8
O'Clock IN. The evening services at
100 VIII consist OF prayers, sermon and
benediction. Rev. Edward Nj. Farrell
oil the Congregation OF the Missions will
conduct the novena.
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RALLY TO AID COLLEGE.
Bishop Caldwell TO Preside at Mass
Meeting Monday.

a mass meeting and rally I'm the
interest Of Livingstone College. sails
buy. ~. C., the chief educational in
sotution Of the A. N. z. Zion de-
nomination. will be held at John Yves
ley Church Monday a. 9 O'Clock un-
Ger tne auspices o. the loca! A. NJ z
Zion Ministers Alliance. The address
VII D. delivered by Hiss Mamie II
Burroughs. president Of the National
training School. Bishop J. s. Caid-
well viii preside.
BiEhop 4 d. W. Jones viii tell OF
TIE needs o. the college.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
GIRL EVANGELIST TALKS.
Dorothy Kunzman Will Tell Story
of Her Life Tomorrow Night.

Miss Dorothy Kunzman the girl evan
gelist from the Aimee Semple Mcpherson
Temple of Los Angeles. who has been
conducting meetings at the Full Gospel
Tabernacle. North Capitol and K streets.
Will speak at IL am. tomorrow on the
theme Garry On" at 2:30 pm. on
The Magic Circle" and at her farewell
message. at 7:30 pm. on Arrested for
Speeding" when she will tell her life
story.
A reservation will be made tomorrow
evening for those healed or benefited
in her healing services. An simplifying
speaker has been installed TO care for
the overflow crowds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
PLANS MISSION DAY.
Second Baptist Church to Have
Special Services.

Home Mission day will be observed
tomorrow at Second Baptist Church.
Third street between II and / streets.
The pastor. Rev. J. l.. S. Holloman. will
preach at II am. on The Victorious
Kingship OF Christ and His Eternal
Kingdom"
AT $50 pm. there will be special
services under the direction of the
Mems Club. At 8 pm. the pastor will
have for his subject The Destruction
OF the Wicked" The Bible school viii
meet at $50 am. and the B. U. p. U.
at pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.
Rev. Joseph sizoo Announces
Topics for Tomorrow.

Rev Joseph r. Sizoo will preach to-
morrow III New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. The sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administered at
the II o'clock service. He will have for
his theme at this service, The Eternal
Offer"
At O'Clock DR.. Sizoo will preach an
other Of his series of Sunday evening
sermons on the general theme. The
Small Towns in Palestine" The sub
iect for this week will be "Tabor-Jesus
on Village Mountain Thursday at
o'clock he will deliver a stereopticon
lecture. entitled, Landmarks and Cor
ner Stones"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
Where Il Happiness Pound r.

~ !-inccln Congregational Temple
toL9o'f@" morning. REV X w. Er01ks
VIII speAk from the subject. Where H.
EsppifieaA Foohd1" 1ns benlDT { T.
Et>ciety Will meet a. ssDu Tne sun
;ect W be c!stlsaec H. |The Value 81
Young Psoplss OTganizstlo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
WILL PREACH ON TRUTH.
Rev. Ellis. c. Primm Also An.
nounces Double Night Sermon.

II Forget" viii be the sermon
subject tomorrow night Of Rev. Ellis
c Primm. pastor OF the Second Bap-
tAt Church. This sermon will be
preached twice, Al @ 80 O'Clock at East
Capitol street branch. Seventeenth and
East Capitol streets. and at o o'clock
a. the church. Fourth street and Viz
ginia avenue southeast.
The morning sermon III will be
Truth That Walk" The Lords SUM-
per wiz Ne observed al this service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
ASCENSION SERVICES.
Program for Tomorrow Announced
BY Rev. T. W. Cooke.

The rector. Rev Thomas w. Cooke
OF the Church Of the Ascension, an.
nounces the following services for to-
morrow: am. holy communion: $50
an church school: IL am. holy COM
mnnion and sermon; pm- Chinese
school; 6 pm. Young Peoples Society:
1:30 pm, evening prayer and sermon.
The Parish Aid Society will meet
Tuesday az II O'Clock in the school,
room, under the direction of Mrs.
Cnamoe1lin. Thursday there viii be
the regular nioweek celebration Of
noiy communion at 10 am Friday
evening al o o'clock the Young PeonIe's
Society Will give q pre-Lenten social in
he schoolroom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
CROPS BOW TO OIL.
Drillers Have Right 70 Work On
Farmers Soil.
Correspondence ot TIE Associated Press.

Correspondence ot TIE Associated Press.
PAWHUsKA, Okla.-Ou IS king II
this part Of Oklahoma. and like q
greedy autocrat, ha frequently conas-
Gates land before the crops are har-
vested.
A farmer. who only a few weeks aeo
vas proud OF 4 feIt o. wheat. 50 green
n Winter. may now be watching the
wheels Ct trucks CT. deep burrows n
the soil as they haul o. drilling mater
!als TO half dCZer de-r!cks.
OkIano.na laws E.Te the holder of Ar
OIL lease q r.E1- t7CtaUouC. 70 eminent
DOMAIN He Is entitled 70 begin dill
ing in any field where crcps nav BE-
growing or merely par.1E 500 70 the
owner Of the land u the tenant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04

The United States IN Prophecy" Is
'1f subject on which Or H. q. Wilkin-
s!n. dean II theology. Washington
Missionary CDilege TakGma PARK. will
fi'"ak bon1DTfoN night at O'Clock IN
me Arcadia Auditorium. Fourteenth
street ard Park road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
'QueeI storY" II SWtm's Tonic

"A queer eDry ! Saw sno Heard In
Nearby Maryland" viii be related u.
EnoTTo@ night 81 y ocIock w Hey
T. Her SVEN pssboT CennnnlsI Isap-
LIST Church. Tie II G'c.1ck morning
sermon subject Y rJoy-prsyefs"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04

"SEABOARD FLORIDA LIMITED,
Leaves u % q m. daily fsleepers open
10 p.mD Miami West Palm Beach.
Tampa, Sarasota. s.. Petersburg second
morning. SEABOAPD TIA l4th s..
NV. Tel Main 7.-Adrer-iser.ant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04

TO be continued tomorrow
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Fugitive Love
INSTALLMENT III.

1T ET'S eat here" said Jenny at
- shutdown the next day. They
had found the town eating
IL places so dull-at least she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04

This publication co-operates with and
helps support the Better Business Bureau.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14
INTEREST IN

Continued from page one.D
ers To select the ones pleasing and
suitable for their own use without
having TO experiment. A stuffed
squash, with filling composed Of
white sauce. bread and cheese,
proved very popular. and Mrs. Dou-
gan suggested another filling for
summer use, with green corn. bread
thickening. A novel combination Of
turnips, boiled and stuffed with
green peas in the evcr-useful cream
sauce, and seasoned with cheese.
showed what a little ingenuity could
add to common vegetables. She gave
her own recipe for the cream sauce.
three tablespoonsful Of flour. three
Of butter, and one cup az milk.
blending the flour into the melted
butter, allowing 70 brown slightly,
and adding the milk.
A dish prepared from deyiled
chilli meat and macaroni was very
savory, and quite useful for a main
dish, and substantial oySter-maca-
roni ~coneoction with an interest
ingly favored sauce also won en-
plause from the audience. During
the cooking Mrs. Dougan pursued her
method of giving useful hints as she
proceeded, the little bits of informa-
ton that make SO much Of the diff
ference between "A good and a medic
ere cook; macaroni for mixed dishes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14
P. CHIEF
!. VISITS CITY
A. d. McD Donald, New
York City, Making
Inspection Trip

High officials or the Southern Pa
cific Lines, headed by A. u. McDon-
aid. president, New York City. arriv-
ed in Brownsville on the presidents
private car Wednesday morning IN
a our of inspection of the Valley.
The party Of officials included be-
sides Mcdonald, III. NJ. Lull, eXecu-
tive vics-preSident Of Houston; G. ID.
Goodloe, superintendent of the Vic
toria division; j. G. Carter, personal
representative Of the executive vice
president, Houston; and Willis j.
Carter, assistant general freight and
passenger agent, Harlingen.
The Officials are on an au-
tomobile trip up the Valley that will
end at Edinburg Wednesday night
where they will board their private
al for the trip back to Houston.
The Valley automobile trip Is 10 be
made in a car owned by the company
and maintained at Harlingen for spe-
cial use of Valley railroad officials.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Cameron County,

Furnished BY Valley Abstract Coz
G.. G.. Henson et al to W. l.. Spivey.
lot s. block rs. city of Brownsville,
$500.
W. i. Spivey to VIM. A. Rasco. lot
s. block rs, city Of Brownsville. $40
etc.
Mrs. Augusta II. Weller to Carl F..
Boich. lots ;, s. Z. s. and y. block y,
West Harrington addition 10 city Of
Harrington. SO etc.
G.. J.. Faulkner to Florence n.
Faulkner to the Al Parker Securities
Co. block 81 containing PSF acres.
H. & II. subd. No. !. $40 &C.
G. y. Faulkner ct ux 10 the All
Parker Securities Co.. s. 1866
acres block 36. II. & II. Subd. No. l.
Walsh & Burney, Inc. to Port Isa-
bel company. lot z. block a., city
OF Port Isabel. $40 etc.
O. 7. Hereford 10 J. A. Gregorie
block l02. FL Jardin subd.. share 30,
Esp. s. Grant. containing IN acres.
$40 etc.
Woods Christian to American Land
company Of Texas. n. 19.4s acres Of
=. 5i.is acres. lot II. block 2. Ameri-
can Rio Grande Land & Irrigation
Co. suhd.. C~apisallo district. $3.50.
W. r. Wilkinson ct ux to T.. p.
Poteet, lot so. Wilinson's addition 10
San Benito. $4,000.
John n. McCarty ct Al to Henry
Roberts. block 256. containing 40
acres 5. r. Irrig. Co. subdivision,
share !, Espiritu Santo grant. $40
etc.
Henry Roberts 10 William Ken
ealy. block 256. containing 80 acres
:. r. brig. Co, subd., ct al. share /,
Esniritu Santo Grant. SO etc.
NJ. A. Childers ct al to Dorius
Harmon. Lot 3. block s. Commercial
Heights addition t. city or Harlin-
gen. $40 etc.
NJ. A. Childers ct al to Mary r.
Harmon. lot a.. block s. Commercial
Heights addition 10 cit yof Harlin-
gen. $40 etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14

Torrance in order to break even"
Tanning declared that he was do
ing ell in his power to build up a
reputation for this city based on
its good shows.
"We have already booked two more
attractions to follow Naughty Mar
i%etta." he said. "hut we must i'm
press upon the pcople or Browns
Vile the necessity of supporting
these high class productions. The
two shows next in line are Rio Rita
and 'katinka'.v
Naughty Marietta" Il guaranteed
to please and the show is to be pre-
scented here BY an all star cast: ev-
cry one having appeared on Broad
way during the past season.
Seats are now on sale and in or
der that they might still obtain the
best. Brownsville show lovers are
requested by Tanning to make their
reservations immediately.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-14
OPERA TROUPE
TRAVELLING IN
AUTOMOBILES
Rio Rita and 'Katin-
ka' Are to Follow
Naughty Marietta
Performances Here

The entire cast Of so Of Naughty
Marietta operetta to be presented
az the Capitol theater Wednesday.
travels from engagemnt to engage
ment in a motorea6e. an unusual in
novation for large road companies.
II is an innovation. but the cast
and general personnel OF Victor Her
bert's opera comique efjoy il high
~ according TO John Tanning,
Brownsville amusement man.
Those who have not seen this
troupe can scarcely realize the size
and perfection reached by the or
ganization.
In its leading roles are some Of
Broadway's freshest stars and its
chorus and ballet cannot he excelled.
The orchestra that travels with the
show has gained n national rcputa-
ton as the Naughty Marietta Or
chestra."
Seventeen sets OF line are neces-
sary TO handle the scenery during
the presentation and this alone will
tax the absolute capacity az the
capitol stage. Seventeen separate
sets of is not to be taken
iigntiy, according TO Tanning whose
JOB It has been TO figure WAYS and
means Of handling such an extensive
production.
Seat sales r beginning to perk
up but they have not vet become
as active as they we're for 'Abie's
irish Rose" which played here re-
Gently.
The people Of Brownsville have
not yet become accustomed to re-
serving their seats" Tanning said.
and as q result they come IN about
time for the performance 70 be-
gin and find that the best seats in
the house have been sold OUT
Tanning Tuesday isstad = plea "a
me show lovers Of Brownsville 20
reserve their seats as soon As nos
sible and 10 support this show.
which Is one of the best On the road
this season.
" this city Is II hold IT'S place ~
n kew city among the show people
OF the country. the attractions that
are brought here must he wole-
heartedly supported. he declared.
IN discussing this angle. flaming
declared that when Harlingen under
wrote Naughty Variety" which is
to play in the Harlingen auditorium
they attempted to have 81 entered IN
the contract that that city would he
the only ore in the Valley in which
the show would play.
The peonle Of Harlingen are at
tempting T. build a reputation
which would place that city fore
most in the amusement line among
the cities of the Valley" Tanning
said. When thew found that we
had booked the show for the Can
itol theater here. they immediately
proceeded to slash 50 cents off the
admission price in an effort 70 cut
down the Brownsville attendance
and finally force this city. througI
reneated losses. To abandon the at
tempt 70 bring the best shows here.
We are charging the least that car
be charged for this show and we
must fill the house for both ner.