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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

tsFlsl. cslsnsi stirscn. Who viii attend the Hecvsr
isssEsrsfies In wssAinEtsn. 10 n~sntionsd for the i'm
rsrsaas pest Or secretary cf state.
celsn~i Stinscn was commended BY Mr.. Coolidge
fsF sssiHK the civil war In Nicaragua as Mr.. CcolidEcs
rsrsenai representative. Cciensi stmson vas accused
e ~rsssrtins % strcnEsrn methods. but he succeeded
tn his nissIcr. TAat seems 70 b the main thing 20
esnsidsr.
RInsrarua Gas se "~pacifisa- BY Cclonsl Stimscn
tat en- orderly election ~ss held and while American
msrlass are rAI chasing "~handits.- including che
slasivs Mr. Sasdsnc. the greater part 81 Nicaragua .
o. peace.
AZ rursrner general Of tAe Philippines. cclcrsl
sslnssa has made = e~rsditahle rscoEd. whether his
services In Niearaguk snd the Philippines, and as as
sistant secretary Of var. together vita the fact that
he 10 . s~Hssessfni lawyer. qualify him for the most
snperssnt place In Mr.. Hscver's cabinet Is a matter
fer these wAe knew Colonel stirson best to determine.
n Is declared that he undoubtedly has cabinet am
Athens
And thea there Ia Secretary Wilbur Of the navy who.
rspers ssys. may be held ovsr In his present position.
n this oeeurs Mr.. wilbur viii have the laugh on the
critics wAe sssailsd him for alleged ineptitude, called
hin stupid and demanded ina. he be ousted. Il has
kssn soue time ssnee Secretary wilbur was under fire,
eat 80 ether member Of the Hsrding-c Coolidge cabinet.
save only that terrible TIVE" Faii and Daushsrty. and
psrAaps fsrmsr Secretary Of the Navy Denly, was 50
warmly criticised a. wilbur.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
The Agricultural Workers

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

Military orders have been and still are essential ~
the industry az aviation. II aiss is essential 20 the
services that the industry be ever In position % supply
military needs. The answer 20 that question was
feaad In the adoption. ursn the aircraft boards rec
smmsndstion. Of the ~fiveyssr array and navy programs
whereby continuity in procurement Is authorized.
Applying 70 aircraft the principle that the govern
ment should net DO those things which industry could
do for itself. and proposing that the government re-
tire from the operation Of the air mail routes, senrress
premvtly made this policy effective by the s~asesrisn.
of the contract air mail law.
Patient i~nsistsnse by President Coolidge upon the
wlsaem Of congress formulating basic air Law resulted
in she enactment Of the civil sesensuties act OF las
ard the suhsseasnt setting UP 81 the ssreasutlss
branch Of the department Of commerce,
Seven years ACC the capital iavessed In civil air
craft activities amounted 70 approximately Seooece;
teaay II il several hundred millions. Seven years ags
the industry employed 5000 psrsens; the number ne~
enrleyed IL aAeut $4,000. In 1881 eur fetal rreeus'
tiea vas Soc sirrlasss; in 1893 Il was ever Lo@
Seven years arc We had less than 500 eemmsrcih 81
lets: rev ne have ever 5000.
Thsn there were i.so0 commercial aircraft ~
gypsy cperanons; new there are sS6 planes operating
on regular schedule and mere than ASoo In general
commercial use. Then there were ne estahlished als
transport Ines: today there are %. Then there were
the pestofefies Department. today thsr- are ie.esT
ealy ..eso miles O. airwsys sxrsrinsntAliy operated Nv
miles operated ~ private companies flying nirAt and
day ahcut 10000 miles carrying an average ~ aims
tsrs ct mail each eaisndar day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

the wcfl9 snd ! have - wsks ~
living"
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NE
where % you lie. " - apsft.
mcntf"
DEITY aia net iiks tk@ siant tAa
conversation ~as fAkinR. 90 enc tets
~ untrsth. III lire in = hesrdins
house
that's rcttrr. Lots uf tinHpH ynu
won't net I'M until Tee wv thr~s ~
the morning. Get ta g. ysmfH~if
a small apartment whsFe yes rmn
ONE and ~ 80 you FlraHs aHa hHTs
ycur even nompfny.
n cant tffe W that.
10 Dropped thr rsHvsrAHtlar a.
they vent cuf w his little emF ~
the door. Betty rHvw hrf address
hut inrteMh uf heading Avn thHt W..
rrrtion he smrtsH tSwsrA ere WI
She drives HlfnF enc river
M must W. getting ~ hsa. grs-
tested Betty.
"You dent have Nv Hsf W. tifi ysu
ret ready W. replied. ari~inK -
lie parked I'm. ra# W. ne fi*ss HHa
cut biz arr around her.
Listen, AID. Nh yra east T. Ref
AionK m the werid yaa Kat - bs
reasonable Sssf'
TRY e. bel" betty shiysftd. IA
spite N hsrielf. a. his leush - hsf
shoulder.
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10 have q dancing lss te ave est
and there are two girls whs ssn
dssee easaily veil, aBa knew thsl
one Of tiem will invite ne IN wksa
take her ksws ana ths ether ens
want. which do hifsT
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ASKED.
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persisted. mskinf We mass - STAR
the rMf.
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pcrlfnd Betty.
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establish mmv serial rslstiums mtti
hsr. hut ths feared Wv w#uid w.
give hsr pcrk N - h+ssnHs indiE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
The World and All


n there IA anyAcdy In this country who has more
trenhle On his hands than Earl Carroll and q traffic
csr. " 10 the svsraKe city manager. An American city
ID o difficult creature &c manager. and some Of the
mest wierd problems arise 20 ~eenfront the responsible
agent or the urban taxpayers.
one Of the restpieturssaue problems I've heard q
IA that which e~nssrtsins the people e Venice, Calf
Al the moment. Somebody laid cut Venice. q long time
ace. ard the tewn has not yet fully recovered from
being laid cut.
TAs designer dreamed Of duplicating the city OF
sAe sane name that has beer holding forth in Italy
fer seue yssrs. he dug canals fer streets, at grea.
sxpenss.
New vensee 10 an entsrprising little town, and has
no use fer canals. You can't paddle 60 business or
paddle around on a shopping tour in this country. II
aoesar werk any mere than . dplieation Of Pcmpei,
weald werk in this country.
TAs canals have only ssssnsnt water in them. and
vsns,ians have been trying to set them filled up and
properly paved. But there's something in the charter
or The deed or the constitution or the Declaration Of
Independence that says these canals shall be canals
forever WHAT'S a poor Venetian to do against such a
haadicsp. or course. eommon sense and business en-
Itsrprise will solve the problem eventually, but mean
time. what . situation!
Alrest every American town has . police problem.
Ia great many towns have fire department problems
- @"A& hA@F 80 - NV - NWA $50 49, $50 -
psrsnsnt Is 50 bound up with red tape that II won't
answer ar alarm that 10 t~elsphoned in over the wrong
rhene. Il just ats around ard waits for tbs alarm 20
GENE In properly. while the fire goes merrly or. II
yen happen 20 Get en- the wrong phone and tell the fire
department that your house IL burning down, you're
cat OF lck-
New York has . market hose IN the Bronx that coat
millions OF cellars and was years a-haildinT. II u
technically ~rerfeet. With docks and switches. elevated
reads and aires Of sanitary fssor space. Bat IL Is @
far from human hseitaticn that nobody would be able
10 Get 20 Il 20 buy. " anything we're offered there .cr
sale. So there IL stands. great ard gloomy and empty,
ard net even q ssslk Of celery has aver been bought or
seid In a.
Ia Cleveland . great bond tssae was veted TO build
Q public building Of some sort on the lake front, and
all che msnsy was used in digging q monumental hole
in the ground. watch. after many years. had 10 be filled
up again at great expense.
No wonder city Managers grow old early in life.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
o By ROE

READ THIS FIRST;
BETTE Brown learns dancing to
make herself more attractive 70
men. AS a result she fiads herself
husy with social engagements. Andy
Adaii. Harry Ford. hoe Algcr and
others seek her socially. but at the
death Of her father ID il George Hsr-
ris. a slow. steady hey who lives
mex. deer. Who helps her In her
trouble. Her mother allows q
shsrper "a swindlc her cut " her
lifa Insurance money end then dies.
leaving Betty alone anc without
money. she goes 10 Iaes Parker.
who supplies talent for LEGAL enter
ttinmcnts. and after 4 tryuut " told
Ne ran Give her employment.
NOW GO D MYTH The SroRN
CHAPTER Xxx
The Tum chewing girl a. Jack
rsrker's took hetts'S name and ad-
dress w a register % performers.
and tcld her where the eatertsin-
ment al which she was 20 work was
20 he held. she was a. be present
and In costume ~ nine o'c'ock. -
the entertainment ~as 20 tollew q
dinner.
once . week at Selikeffs school
she had been given lessons in raake.
up. The elaborate makeup hex had
gradually been reduced 10 q small
paner box with essentials. which she
pssked Ia an overnight kae with her
dance This has she took
with her 70 the entertainments she
vas compelled 10 change her clothes
with half a dosen other elEl per.
formers az the back Of the ANAL
stage. Their absolute nudity made
her thins less Of heecwn.
The ctAer girls all seemed 10 knew
each other. With the exception Of a
ea,ual ~Aslle.- thew raid very lit
sie Attentien 20 Betty. She felt
that they watched ker. and when her
number was called she saw thera
and three male performers gathered
On the wings
Parker put Asr ssrseasis number
On first.
sFut that IA nv BET rumhers 7
want q do that one last" pretestsa
Betty.
~Kid. this II q hard-Aoilsd crowd
~ ycnr first number isn't a wow
there went Ne no last u 20 a.
tell ycul-
TIE man a. TIE plane PLAYED her
introduction. BETTY felt rasker's
hand en- her back. showing her IN
eerenaenleusly On the stage. Her
first few moments we're daneed
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

applause, hut Parker showed her
back OF the stage for q sseond en-
eore. which went better than the
first.
She felt whipped when she "a,
down oa the box behind The stare,
hut when she cav two ether Girl
dancers receive little or ne applause
fer thair acts she felt better. The
last number was A hula dance. which
brought down the house. but BETTY
disguised, was unable 10 watch M
through.
when she vas dressed. Parker
sske0 IN she we're EcifE directly
hcme.
"Yss.~ answered Betty. n am
tired"
"Come aiorr with me and Get 4
Mite a. eat Ae suggested. Kindly.
Il would Iika 70 talk 70 you shout
your act"
She did net want 10 SO. but fsit
Il better rclicy. sc she consented.
he took her n enc or the white.
tiled. all-niHft lunch rooms. They
ordered coffee and sandwiches.
-were yea satisfied With my dane
inrr~ she asked. whcn they were
tettied with their foee.
~Yes ard no. II waA not 20 hot
but IL could be made Sc. You gol
20 skin Oft them opera lengths u
had een them before yeu went or
| would have peeled yec. They want
rsw meat. them birds. Leave 'eu
off. they cest tee much mensv % IA
serihhinr stages with 'em. You bet
ter GENE around and lee me re-
hssrss you sems sfternoon."
DO yea dance"
81 was . hoofsr before 7 was foo
enough 70 Get into this management
game. could 60 cut there res
ard unhandeaff some Of these hard
boiled crowds. I q sAew yeu I
tAinx or twc."
Il shall be glad % learn"
"YeaTl have 10 leaFn q lot al
things II yeu stay In this rams. Al
least. III you knew ss little ~
think you 90. What do yeu knc~
sheat nsny-
n dent kncw What yea NEAR
-TAen ycn dent know snythinE
about EN-. Listen. lid. I'm fniiinl
fer ycn. Net hard. voe know. ~
I'm mast falling hard for a Jane
hut I put on On average Of thFei
shows q week. ret twcnty heck
fer each act. \ give you O seventy
five twenty-five srilt. That mesml
yeu can make forty five u week N
yen knew ycur vegetables
~nh. \ would hAa e. mRke rs
rtnrhi- replied Betty. with ~nthns
iKsna.
Slew mnch ~nnid vuu Ike it-"
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

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hears uf th# sksA~~a@wm rNW IWHA
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
Timely Views
PRESIDENT LAupED FOR A ~ AVIATION
PROGRAM
ny LESTER u. GARDNER

President. Asrenaatieai Chamber % Commerce 81
America,
Chester Durans Gardner was born In New York
CITY, Aus. u 1876. He Ia a graduate Of Massaeha'
sests Institute 81 Technology and Columbia uni
versity. lie has been on the staff q several New
York newspapers and magazines and since i9is
hes been president or the Gardner Polishing COM
rany. In 1918 Ne was made a major IN the air
service N command * the aviation camp Al Waco,
Texas. ne was delegate 70 the fcur,h inter'
itsiyl.
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