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LOBBY REPORTS
HIT CANDIDATE
Committee Says Influence
OF Party Associates
Was Sought

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10-Pt-
The Lobby committee reported 10
the senate today the inference =
irresistible" that the service rem
dered BY Joseph r.. Grumpy OF
Pennsylvania in raising republican
Campaign funds led TO the Dellei
M Grtlndy and those associated
With him that he would be able 20
influence action OF his party as
sociates in congress"
Holding the chief contribution 20
political life OF Mr.. Grumpy VINO
u being considered for the Pen
nslyyania senatorial seat, had con-
sisted Of raising funds Tor camp
aim use, the report said there was
no doubt Of his ardent attach
ment to the principle Of protec-
tion.p and IL could not be over
looked that "he has grown rich in
the pursuit Of a highly protected
industry"
Though the result IS not TO be at
tributed wholly 10 him. the report
a6cer. those who contributed nc MS
instance to the campaign could gain
some idea Of the value OF his ser
vices III connection with the tariff
from the fact that in IS or the lead
ING industries Of Pennsylvania the
pendinE tariff bill recommends
in y. This, II said, signified added
nrofits 10 the manufacturers Of
fhn state II the rates became ef-
fective. OF 1876. OO0. 900 as comp
uted by an expert Of the Depart
ment or Commerce.
Grundy II president OF the Pen
nsylvania Manufacturers associa-
ton.
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Red Cross liz
Reported Raised

PHAHR. Dec. 10 Pharr went
over the top in its quota OF mem
bers to the Red Cross, according To-
information from the chairman of
the Red Cross Roll Call, u. ".
Buckner OF this city. Sixty-five
members were received and two
dollars donation was received. The
Girl Reserves OF the local high
school helped In the drive and III
was due to their cooperation and
work that so many members were
obtained. Imogene HoldrldEe. Cor
nelia City, Irma Young and Olivia
Palmer served on the Girl Feservd
committee To put on the drive.
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Notice OF sale or grocery stock
and fixtures OF the NJ System
Stores, Brownsville, Texas.
I viii sell to the highest bidders
all Of the Grocery Stock and fix
lures OF the M System Stores,
Brownsville, Texas, at the M Sys-
tenn Store No. I on Elizabeth Street
located in the Barreda Building)
at 1890 o'clock a. m. Friday, Dec
ember 18th, 1929.
I also call q meeting Of the Gre
ditors or the M System Stores
Brownsville for 2 o'clock OF the
same day to approve above sale.
All interested, please be present.
w. 3. Brooks,
Assignee
12-l0-lf-I2-3t-S624,
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NOTICE

NOTICE
The State OF Texas
County of Cameron
City OF Brownsville
J., "A. b. Cole, Mayor OF the City
Of Brownsville, Texas, do hereby
certify that there have been filed
with me petitions. properly and suf-
ficiently executed and acknowledged
IS required by law, requesting that
there be placed on the official bal
lot for the general election to be
held in and for said City on De-
cember 10, 1920. the names OF can
didates for offices are as follows:
FOR MAYOR
r.. Ii. Rentfro.
j. @. Starck.
FOR COMMISSIONER No. 1
A. wv. Reed.
y. "A. Cobolini.
FOR COMMISSIONER No. 2
w. II. Aldridge.
b. X. Hinkley.
FOR COMMISSIONER No. 8
George l.. Desha, Jr.
Manuel BeSterio.
FOR COMMISSIONER No. 4
IL 49,. 4AA0AA4Nos
r.. g. Schmeling. :
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and the seal of said City OF
Brownsville, Texas, this 20 day OF
November, 1929.
A. 3. COLE,
Mayor OF Brownsville, Texas
Attest:
A. z. MUNDAY,
City Secretary.
I1-29-to 10th
nnns
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Hundred Piece Band
To Start Practice

A band Of not less than 100 mu-
sicians will add TO the entertain
ment at Tucker Field on New
Years Day when the Valley ALI
star football team meets the Cisco
Loboes, Joe Lyday, band director
Of Harrington announced Tuesday.
Lyday Is writing "a special ar
rangement OF Our Valley Home,
Valley song ~popularized BY the San
Benito American Legion quartet,
and the band viii play It while the
audience sings on the day Of the
game.
ANY musician member OF q high
school band or Of any OF the NUM-
cipal bands or the Valley. who
would like to plav In this band
should get in touch with me-" Mr..
Lyday said. I'VE expect 10 make
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Junior Class
VIII Present Play

PHARR. Dec. 10 The junior
class OF the Pharr-San Juan high
school Is presenting its play on
December 13, according TO Mrs.
Hays who Is sponsor Of the class.
The play Green Stockings Is a
comedy In three acts and promises
10 be one OF the best junior plays
ever to be presented here
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE: s. 10. or 20 acre tracts VIII
set ell TO orchard and take care OF
same for two years for S3So.00 Per acre.
All good stuff. See or write T. u. Wood.
Donna, Texas. Phone 6005-F-5. W-235
SNAP--S.4 acres Arroyo frontage. 81
miles nor9h Rio Hondo. Water. lights
All FOR only $3.50 cash. Other lots,
acreage and orchards near Rio Hondc
at bargain prices. T. H. Smith. Re
Hondo. xSs
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BUSINESS NOTICES


MAN to iii vacancy about jan !.
Must be neat appearing. over IL fur-
nish references and must be hard
worker. Opportunity for advance
ment. No experience required. Write
MFR. Munro Moore Hotel. Harrington,
Texas. giving full information. Inter-
view viii be arranged later. xS1
WANTED: GOOD housekeeper at once.
someone able 70 a entire charge OF
horne. Good wages. Mrs. A. Z. Ander-
son. FL Jard!n District. WIS
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this band ri or the outstanding
features Of the game and intend I'd
use # TO cheer the Valley boys OH
to victory"
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FOR FREE GLADIoLUS

For advertising purposes we are giving
away several thousand Gladiolus Pr
mullnus Hybrids. a new type OF Gladi-
olus which on account OF It's long
Towering period and beautiful pastel
coloring Is superior to the common va
rieties. Mail this coupon with Csc
(no stampsD 70 cover cost OF packing
and mailing OF q sample package con-
tanning II bulbs guaranteed TO bloom
In assorted colors. Only n package
for each coupon. This offer expires
December 20. washington Bulb Co.
Inc. sumner, Wash. xs0
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR 6ALE-well established Valley
business on paying basis. Wen located
and will stand investigation. Price
$4,000. D Best Of reasons for selling.
Address x62, care Herald. x02
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Oriental Meat Loaf, Serving y
/ pound round steak ground; y
pound lean pork. ground; ! cup
bread crumbs; ! teaspoon SALT "
seaspoon pepper; Z teaspoon nut
meg: 4 slices Bacon 2 cups canned
tomatoes.
Mix the meat crumbs, salt, pep
per and nutmeg. Shape into q roll,
2 inches thick. Fit into % baking
pan. Place the bacon strips on the
ton and cover with the tomatoes.
Cover with a lid. Bake for III hours
In a moderate oven. During the last
is minutes Of the baking remove
the lid to permit browning.
: Carefully remove the loaf TO q
serving platter and garnish with
parsley.
Graham Pudding
CA simple steamed pudding)
2 cups Graham flour, IL teaspoon
salt; 4 teaspoon soda; l cup raisins;
/ Gun milk (sweet); 2-3 cup mo-
lasses: 3 tablespoons sugar.
Mix the ingredients and pour into
q creased mold. filling half full. CO.
YER tightly and steam for 2 hours.
Unmold and serve cut In slices 2-S
inch thick.
Orange Hard Sauce
Suitable for Any Steamed Pudding)
4 tablespoons orange pulp and
juice; 2 tablespoons grated orange
rinds ~ teaspoon salt; la teaspoon
lemon extract; ! teaspoon orange ex-
tract; 3 tablespoons soft butter; liz
cups Sifted confectiOner's sugar.
Mix the ingredients and beat for
3 minutes. Let stand for 2 minutes
and mix well Pile roughly In On glass
dish and chill.
One gallon or coffee win serve 25
medium sized cups-the size that
would accompany q dessert after a
df~rnr
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Menus
4MeDaY
BY MRS ALEXANDER GEORGE

BY MRS ALEXANDER GEORGE
Oriental Meat Loaf IL UNUSUAL
Breakfast
Chilled Orange Juice
Cornmeal Mush and Milk
Buttered Toast Coffee
Luncheon
Celery Soup and Crackers
Dill Pickles
Chocolate Cookies Canned Peaches
Tea
Dinner
Oriental Meat Loaf
Baked Sweet Potatoes
EscallOped Cabbage
Bread Plum Jelly
Head Lettuce and French Dressing
Steamed Graham Pudding
Orange Hard Sauce Coffee
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One gallon on coffee viii serve rs
medium sized cups-the size that
would accompany q dessert after a
dtrner.
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SOUTHERN CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS

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WANTED

POSITION WANTED rs collector. Is
years experience. Address xS7 care
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Attractive proposition TO
anyone considering all my , farms, f2i
acres. near Brownsville. Highly i'm
proved. About 81 acres grove. Includ-
ing farm equipment. Terms. r. O.
Box So7, Phone 9013 RI. Brownsville.
x29
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LET NE HAUL your seed potatoes. i0c
sack: anywhere IN Fl Jardin. Phone
500 z F II. Jack Triplett. ks
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KWWG-"vodcc on the Border
Brownsville Texas
Daily except JLnday-On ar 10 A III. 90 Il p m BACK rG ar aa
Z p N Sih Valley news and Associated Press dispatches from ne
Brownsville Herald. Remain ON aE until AZ INV 20
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FINANCIAL


FOR SAIE-Electric Majestic radio,
used only one week. Reason for sell
ing, moving TO country and have no
|Del. Browngviile. x84
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lady had just slipped on for a bit Of

lady had just slipped OF for a bit Of
liberty"
I refrained from kicking him with
difficulty, and we glided smoothly OF.
MY fifth Waverly, he conf1ded. mo
cars like them. It's a lot of money to
pay to start with, but they never give
you any trouble afterward. Moneys
easily earned nowadays, too"
Isn't 1t? I rejoined. II wish you'd
tell me how?"
would you like a job in the
Colonies?"
I'D like a Job anywhere where the
work wasn't crooked"
My companion looked at me as
though I were some sort of natural
curiosity.
THAT sounds odd, after you've been
working for Martin HewS." he observed.
wouldn't tell q lie, Ell, or play a
part. or deceive anybody? Well, you
. know there are places for your type
not very highly paid places, am afraid,
though. In the money world. it's the
man who knows how to bend things to
his own advantage the nearest and
quickest way who comes to the front.
and that can't always be without a
little hanky-panky. I suppose you
| would stretch point sometimes, If
| there was a bit in 1t for yourself as well
as for your employer"
1--WE got to live" I answered de-
| jectedly.
The car came to a standstill at the
| corner of Down street and Piccadilly.
| prepared to descend.
"I'll think things over and let YOU
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know" Mr.. Leopold promised. "And
don't worry too much about the young
lady. A bit fantastic, that theory Of
yours that she may have been carried
of by someone. Those things don't
happen nowadays. Shouldn't be sur
prised, IL you didn't hear that she was
safely at home by now"
thanked him for his hospitality and
sympathy. escaped handshake by a
glance at his Immaculate white kid
gloves and an apology as to the condi-
ton of my own hands and stepped out
on to the pavement. I watched the
car start of and mingled with the traf-
fic going Kensington way. Then I
walked a few PAGES towards my own
front door, little YEARLY. might
have succeeded In quilting Mr.. Leopold
to a certain extent, but the main object
of my visit to him remained unaccom-
plished. What sort of a book, won-
dered-!
The idea came to me as I turned
the key In the lock and crossed the
threshold. ! sprinted up the stairs
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THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. G. TUESDAY JULY

two at q time, and, directly had
reached my sitting-room, rang the
bell.
Smart" asked q little breathlessly
as soon as he appeared. have you q
Bible?"
Have I--a-I beg your pardon, sir
what was 1t you said?"
"A Bible. repeated. "You or your
wife-anyone. want q Bible"
He hurried from the room and was
away almost 10 minutes. When he re-
turned. he carried q large volume.
ut belonged to the missus' mother, -
he announced, placing it upon the table
seized 1t eagerly, and carried 1t to
my writing table. I had only just
brought out the cipher letter i had
stolen from MIR. Leopold when Smart
returned
mr.. Bloor to see you, SIR" he an
(To Be Continued.)
Northern Ontario has 100 900 square
miles of timber land
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~ N the way to London, RacheI
sat curled up in a corner seal
of the first class carriage, g
~ scowl upon her face. She
scarcely took the trouble to
reply to my few efforts at conversation.
She had all the appearance of woman
in pain or nursing evil thoughts. Only
once her lips moved: and she was evil
IDENTIFY talking to herself. I fancied
then that she repeated that unhappy
Sentence-"a creature of the Slums
and alleys" She showed no interest
in the familiar places we passed;
neither did her liberty seem to be
affording her any particular pleasure.
She watched our progress into that
mass of life around Bethnal Green
junction without movement or any
sign of excitement. AS we drew near
Liverpool street, was obliged to speak
what about money!" I asked.
keep it," she answered. I have
She rose to her feet, shook out her
skirts, smoothed her hair.
you watt" she said. you may
get a surprise before long. You're after
Joseph. And you can't find him. You
don't know what he's like. You don't
know whether he's gentleman or a
coster. He's clever, Joseph is"
why did you leave him?" I asked.
Ct did it in a temper. l do things
sometimes like that. I'm always afraid
that some day"
She broke off, realizing the interest
with which I was listening.
Talking bit, amt I? Never mind.
No harm done"
I leaned forward. We were drawn UP
on a great tangle OF tracks just out
side the station, lights flashing on each
side. and trains everywhere coming and
passing.
Rachel" said. listen to me for a
moment I want to get Joseph, If I
can. That's part of my job, but more
than that, by long way, l want to
make sure that Beatrice Essiter comes
to no harm. I want her back again
safely. Do you get me?"
She nodded.
I'm not going to follow you." I
continued. 81 don't care where you go.
I want to find Beatrice Essiter, and,
after that, I don't care what happens"
She sat up, and her eyes spanked"
You're the first man I've met, any
way" she declared who put the girl
before the job"
You haven't lived long" told her
CURLY, land you haven't lived widely
Anyway, you know the truth now"
added. as we glided into Liverpool Street
Station. You say you don't want any
money, and there's nothing else I can
do for you. Well, then, off you go,
young woman, and the best of luck to
you'll"
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The Treasure
House of
Martin Hews
Continued From Yesterdays Starr
synopsis of Preceding InstaIIments.

Nal ownston. a soldier of fortune. be-
comes secretaryzeuard to Martin Hews, a
cripple whose lawless methods OF collecting
fiict with Joseph. the leader of a gang of
thieves. Rachel Joseph'S former sweet
She takes fancy to Owston. and HewS
hopes that she can be induced to reveal
the hiding place of Joseph, who, to date,
has escaped capture. Whenever he appears,
Il is, in a clever disguise, and never twice
in, the same one. OwSton becomes fond
of Hews' niece. Beatrice sister. one eve
ming when owston and Beatrice are at a
dansns PLACE ne Is d fIn and she /:
the fact that she. is his prisoner Hews
reports this to Rachel and allows her, to go
her straight to Joseph. man named
Leopold, who was with Owston and Beatrice,
scouts the drug theory, insisting that
Ovston was drunk and that Beatrice dis
appeared because she resented his conduct.
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Northern Ontario has 160, 900 square
miles of timber land.
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NINETEENTH INSTALLMENT.

~ N the way to London, Rachel
sat curled up in a corner seat
of the first class carriage.
~ scowl upon her face. She
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1882 9 ST. NV.
9 rooms, kitchen bath. $40 90
8 rooms. kitchen. bath. porch .....,... 5000
FRIGlDAIRE-AH Conventences
THOE z JARREIL co NATIONAL, mss.
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z DOWNTOWN.
THE BARCLAY, 21st. & Eye ST. NV.
and rooms, X. and b. apis; F-igidaire,
$40 e SIS 3 mo. See residant manaEer sos
lcartlnusa- On Next H2Es.l