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New Britain herald., 1929-06-05

Two bass hit: Alexander. Three base
 hit: McMAnus Home runs: Heilman, Dykes, Shea. Struck out By Sorrell ,. by Orwoli 1. Winning pitcher: Sorrell. Losing pitcher: Quinn.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-05

Jimmy Finn held the Boston Red Sox to five scattered hits and en- abled Cleveland 10 win d shut-out victory at Boston. 1 to 0.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-05

| By the United Press. Yesterdays hero-Oswald Bluege, of the Washington Senators. who stole home In the last of the ninth at Washington to score the run that enable his teammates to beat St. Louis, $ to 2,
New Britain herald., 1929-06-05

Detroit snapped Philadelphia S winning streak. after losing three straight to the Athletics, at Phila- delphia. s to 1. The As outhit tho Tigers l to 10, but were unable to bunch their blows off Sorrell.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-05

Henry Johnson bcstcd Red Fabcr in pitchers duel at New York and the Yankees won their fourth straight from Chicago. 4 to ?. John- son allowed the Sox only five hits.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-05
NEW YORK
DETROIT

TWO bHss hIts; Iehrie, Byrd ,, Shires Lerzeri. Struck out. By Johnson :. Fa. Der 5.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-05

Pittsburgh pounded Philadelphia for to 5 victory at Pittsburgh. The Phils used four pitchers but s"etonlc went the whole route for the winners. allowing 13 hits.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-05

Boston kept Cincinnati in the Ma flonal league cellar by handing the Feds 10 1 beating at Cincinnati. LeHerette held the Reds 10 seven hits.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-20
I he pick of the market.

Low models in black or brown cali with Wide toes. Made over the fam. ous Brown Health last, wing tips. Sizes from l2 1-2 to $. Shop early
 NEW Shoe Hept.-lia;n Floor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22
One OF Every Ten on Roll

according 70 a Washinaton 6iena4c, rrritaa et..,.
civil service employees are increesinr nj src, = rate
snat y seems certain that within the next ten wears
- Adll0ef VIII equal that at the peak Of the world
"a peIloa. On July I, 1929. government bulletin
aNoNS 9ofO07 sucn workers listed. This COMPARES
Win the peak Of the World war civil service which
reads 9l7Io0 Of Nov. IL. 1918. but had been reduced
y oo't1oz On july "a, 1920. After reaching a minimum
II 0aoS4l IN Dec !. 1926. it started to climb again,
gaming 1924 IL three years and a half.
These figures viii be increased with the addition
q the federal farm board. with its hosts Of workers.
as wen as countless commissions which have been the
specially OF the Hoover administration. There are
514795 workers In the ~pOst0fflce department. 1904 il
the treasury department. and TIE navy and war de-
partment are close behind with 50.s75 and 47,257 re-
s~pectively.
This exclusive Of 1885 clerks at fourth class post
offices who are paid by the postmasters and 22.336
male messenger. Indeed. the number Of workers
las been increased BY about 10000 a year ever since
the great cut made after the World war. It is ad-
mitted by the author Of the government bulletin
that Eve are gradually coming toward that step in
the s~ccialistic program where each and every citizen
in the country will be working for a salary from the
government-be it federal. state or municipal
The reader Is reminded that The thousands OF city
and county and state and various municipal divisions
Of the country are added with the huge police forces
and other like divisions Of government it can readily
be seen why the cost Of government has greatly in
creased IN the past 20 years.
Citizen Jones IS not al officer Of the government.
Citizen Jones IS the man who pays the freight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

Arthur Henderson is one OF the labor chieftains OF
Great Britain. He is the foreign secretary OF the Mac
Donald government.
He was an Armistice anniversary speaker and told
his audience that "the Kellogg anti-war pact might
be made as real as a law against assault and murder
was in England" that By signing the Kellogg pact
the British government had resigned the right to war
and the undertakings entered into In that pact had
become an international law by which the majority
Of civilized mankind was now bound.
Foreign Secy. Arthur Henderson Of Great Britain
should come out Of his trance. This excerpt from
the Armistice day address Of Pres. Hoover is to the
point, Peace IS not a static thing. To maintain
peace is as dynamic in is requirements as Is the
conduct Of war"
There Is another excerpt taken from the Hoover adj
dress. we must frankly accept the pact that We and
all the nations OF the world will be involved for all
future time in small or great controversies and fric-
ti0ns.v
There is another excerpt which should not be over
looked, 4 have no faith il the reduction Of arma-
ments BY example alone"
Herbert Hoover is not in q trance-liEe condition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22
Labor Clearing House

San Antonio is said to be the greatest clearing house
for farm hands in the United States. with 10000
handled annually. San Antonio has q federal labor
bureau and Charles w. Wocdrlan, supervisor for
Texas Of the United Staes employment service. d-
reefs the distribution Of labor seeking employment.
Offices of the service in Texas arc located In San
Antonio. Fort Worth and FL Paso. Federal officials
say there has never been a bread line in the three
cities since the employment service was Instituted.
Cotton growers are supplied; vegetable growers are
supplied: ranchmen and general farmers are supplied
with seasonal labor IN any amount by trese service
bureaus.
1t goes without saying that the San Antonio bureau
is a virtual clearing house for Mexican labor, hHndreds
coming from the sister republic during crop sea-
sons. These are known as seasonal laborers. They
are said to return to Mexico after the harvcstng IS
over. the cotton is picked, the sheep and gcets have
been separated from their wool and their mohair.
and the dull winter months remind them that it is
time to return home"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22
Men OF Millions in Texas

There are men q millions in Texas. A Washington
correspondent lets &c be known that the Lone Star
commonwealth now has 481 millionaires and 10 super
mTicnaires. He adds that the 48l are persons whose
holdings and invcstments yield them $4,000 per year
while the IL super-millionairas have annual incomes
running from s500Ooo to 100000 a year.
This showing could not have been made n that
period Of history known az the good old days" Now
it is different. II Is said that the owner OF the mag
nificent race track and plant AZ Arlington Downs
has q rating Of S90C10000. That a.. The has an estate
having a value Of sa0OOo0o0. A dollar to him isn't
as big as the point Of a needle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

He leaned toward her confiding-
ly.
Il believe those suitcases Mar
tho took To RoSelie was stuff St0l-
en- from the store. They were using
her for a blind because somebody
was getting wise TO EN-. II We can
get In and uncover a couple OF the
gang we may get some real dope.
Besides" he whispered earnest
", Il don't like the looks OF young
Andrews dropping out just "a few
days befode. Maybe-there's a
hook up there somewhere. II we
get in and mix around somebody
might talk. They always do gossip
their fool heads off in a place like
that when something happens
What do you want me Go do?"
Kenessa asked. willing to do any
thing Rowdy asked Of her.
Pix yourself up nice and refined
and go in and land a job"
Me look refined" Kenessa laugh
ed with a sense Of humor. "Gawd.
you're not goin' to try to make a
lady out Of me. too. are your"
Get yourself a nice little black
dress with white collar and cuffs
and leave your makeup off"
Rowdy looked her over. you'll pass.
What color is the hair under all
that stuff on your head anyway"
Brown"
Like RosaIie's-Iil bet you're
pretty as a picture If you give your
self a chance"
Rowdy wes brutally frank. Ken
essa smiled at him crookedly.
Listen. big boy. in my kind OF
a show you got to look as though
your eve teeth had been cut two or
three years before YOU opened
vour eyes on the vale Of beers
It's my only protection"
She laughed harshly and Rowdy
felt sorry for her. He reached over
and kisesd her-a brotherly kiss on
the cheek.
GO and scrub the varniSh off
your map and let me see what in
roads time has made under It.
I've never seen you when you
weren't showed under
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22
STOCKINGS
ALMA SIOUX @AH1oT o.
orssI,yn e-STn.y~ -

Obediently she went over to the
wash basin and soaped and scrub
bed until every BIT Of the make up
vas gone.
You're the only man in my life
who has seen this mug IN all its
pristine beauty" she walked over
for his inspection.
He saw q face that was surpris-
ingly fresh and young. II II hadn't
been for the awful hennaed hair
around IL she would have been q
very pretty girl.
You haven't discovered that
I'm your poor old gray haired
mother. have you" she bantered
u~neasily.
Il like you that way" he told her
seriously. If / ever see you any
other way I'll smack your sassy
face. You're a damn pretty girl
Her laugh was full OF embarrass-
ment and uneasiness. Then she
unwound the towel and washed the
dye out OF Rowdy's hair and pasted
the mOustache on carefully after
touching up his brows and lashes
with some black mascara that
wouldn't run. RE went behind n
screen 10 put on his new clothes
and she forbid him TO look until
he was all finished up.
There stepped out such a deb
onair. blushing and curious Rowdy
that she sat down on the bed
weakly. tears Of laughter streaming
down her cheeks.
But. he was handsome. Even mrs
mother-in-law. If he had possessed
one, couldn't have told him.
CTO BE CONTINUED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22
Freedom of The Seas

II would place all vessels laden solely with food
supplies on the same footing as hospital ships. The
time has come when we should remove starvation Of
women and children from the weapons ol warfare'-
from Pres. Hovcr's Arnistice day address n early
American history the patriots Of the United States
fought three wars for the freedom Of Tile seas. For
f,rr centuries the freedom Of the seas has been the
enc acute issue of the nations Of civilized men, Pres
rr,,vr- il an American. His forebears were early
s~.ricans He is familiar with history and ne has
a memory.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22
Banks Show Great Gain

4 Washington dispatch clarifies tie atmosphere.
Comptroller or Currency Pole his issued q bulletin
which shows increases ~ S3e3. $4,000 ii total re-
sources and OF s903. 9.OO0 in total deposits Of all
national banks in the United States for the three
months ending last Oct. A. Business is business.
Business is fundamentally sound. American banks
are fundamentally sound. An increase in three months
Of S47A652OO0 IN total resources Of these institutions
is 4 sweeping verification Of the established fact
that wal Street isn't the United States az America
ana that legitimate business goes on jus. the same
REGARDLESS Of stock market nuctuation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

VINO 0epenu8 on commercially pre-
pared foods. AIR. Average Man TO-
day would be greatly Inconvenience
without them.
IL In not fair to say that the aver
age family would die except for tho
can opener. IL mas not gone that
far by any means. But much or the
labor OF food preparation has been
taken from the home. and I'm glad
OF &C. Household work I'm hard
enough without demanding OF the
housewife that she spend needless
hours in the hot kitchen. Her life
- heightened b. this modern adj
vance
Many OF our foods. perhaps most
OF them. can Be- prepared just J.
actly ms wei. and in some instances
better. by quantity production.
Fruits and vegetables are processed
where they r. grown. They need
not Dc picked green and transported
long distances for home preparation.
AZ the field and orchard they are
made ready for cur use.
There can be no question cf the
wholesomeness and digestibIlity OF
such foods. The best OF chemists
and bacteriologists are "A the employ
OF these commercial concerns. Every
check and balance needed FOR safety's
sake are employed. The relationship
q Inc given food 20 health in never
overlooked.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

Sen. David A Reed Of Pennsylvania has let it be
known that tariff legislation for this and the coming
session OF congress is as dead as a door nail unless the
coalition senators surrender to the demands cf the
regulars. DR.. Mark Sullivan. another republican au-
thority OF high degree. predicts that the senate and
the house Will Get together and the result will be
a new tariff lax. Sen. Reed is close to the White
House throne. Dr.. Sullivan is a member Of the kit
chen cabinet. Perhaps he gives the right car to Or.
Mark and the left 10 the senator from Pennsylvania.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22
American Corn Crop Shortage

The corn crop Of 2.62l .45l 600 bushels of corn for
1929 has been announced by the department q a7ri-
culture. or a shortage Of 2l4000o0o bushels as com-
pared with the crop Of 1928. There Is q carry-over
from 1928 or ~7G,OGO.Dc0 bushels. The more corn the
more hogs. The more corn the more corn liquor &C.
cording to ENCOURAGEMENT agents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22
Go ON WITH THE STORY
33

CHAPTER 81
The hedsnread came down 70 the
floor. She bent and touched II
ard drew back. Then she raised u
and striking a match. looked under.
There they were. Five suitcaseSl
With her heart ~patterlng she got
I'D and. making sure the window
was fastened. she locked the door
ard hurried from the house.
III a drug store she bought halr
dva and in a costumer's picked out
n small black moustache that would
fool anyone. Then she went back
M the Climmin Hotel and sat wait
mo inpatiently. When Rowdy
Knocked She was trembling with x
element.
.Thav're there she grabbed him
and kissed him ioyfully. right I'M
der the bed. Way back against tne
wall. No wonder the cops dlonL
find them and get suspicious. :
had to light q match to see back
under"
Rewdv sighed with relief and
o,pnrd the box Of new clothes.
I'm \ blocmin' plutocrat on n
noes ne grinned arc
b~fd mn a refined dark blue suit
i - q small gray stripe that might
bsve beer worn by q banker.
swell Kenessa admired ~
Lets G the lid
~ was 4 faultiess gray FEDORA
with " dark blue band.
IT. had even added shoes ana soA
ond ties. And when he held up LOT
i-ar i-rspection two new sets o.
masculine underwear In the never
feminine styled silk, ne eany
blushed for his new vanity.
.Itu take me ten years 70 i've
this down. Du Barry. ne 1iung
them oh the bed. I'll have 10 W
like A tramp to do penance.
She diuped his head in a wash
howl and Rowdy wiggled ncVfn-
fortablv when he felt her plastering
The black stuff on his hair. Then
she wound his head in a towel and
sat him down to wait for i 70 dry
awhile
TO think I should ever pull a
chorus boy trick like thls-ME-
Keith Erasmus D0w!'
'Razz for shcrt." KencSsa h0Nled
Ut his misery Both Of them had
almost forgotten IN their amuse-
ment and discomfort that they were
about to set upon a very important
task.
What are you going to do?"
Kenessa lit q cigarette thought
fully.
Both Of us ought to get a job in
the store. I'm COINS 70 try to frame
a lob as detective-if ! car find a
dick who a keep his mouth shut
70 recommend me for Martino's job
" II isn't filled"
What's the idea?" Kenessa ask
cd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

COLUMBUS, OIL. Urban Knapp.
whose conscience would not permit
him freedom, ~ back in the STAGE
~penitentiary. "A trusty. he escaped
six years ago and then held good
jobs outside. He gave himself IT'D
To Governor Cooper yesterday and
walked alone 10 the prison.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

and ability subjects calulated to
equip them to render prectical ser
vice OF q high order 70 the United
States government in its foreign re-
lationS." An unnamed local univer-
sity Is TO be endowed for a graduate
school. Judge Parker was a member
Of the mixed claims commission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

PACKAGES.
IL u surprising how many do come In that
form Let me enumerate: Orange marmalade.
strained honey. pineapple. figs, preserved straw
berries. clam b~ouillon. Boston brown bread.
cookies. grape juice. sauerkraut juice. tomato
juice, doughnuts, maple syrup. coffee, Cocoa
milk, matted milk and. yeast cakes.
Practically everything served in received ON
the car i'm the original wrapping Even the
bread comes this way. I assume. The fish, eggs
meat and potatoes are almost the only articles
purchased i'm bulk.
The other day I was thinking about Com
mander Byrd and his gallant boys nc the South
Pole. They couldn't be there at all without proc
essed and packaged foods. could they7
Napoleon said. IAN army travels on tn stom-
Ach.n An exnlorer does. too. No EXPLORATION
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22
Supplies for Queen Nicotine

American growers produced l,4sl 100000 pounds of
tobacco in 1929 and ia7e, 100000 pounds in 1923. Queen
nicotine has millions Of feminine devotess. Produc-
ton Of cigarettes in America has more than doubled
since 1920, and the male buffers are not doing all the
smoking.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

NEW YORK-Frank De Luca Is
an honest taxi driver with an oper-
attic name. He found "a string Of
beads and turned them i'm TO the
company. They proved 70 be the
property on Mrs. Maude Browning
Metcalf and were worth $4,000.
Frank IS TO receive q reward q
$1,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22
Flashes of Life
CBv Associated Press

(By Associated Press
WASHINGTON-Most OF the So
100000 estate OF Judge Edwin ID.
Parker is left TO create a school OF
diplomacy. The purpose Is described
in the viii as to teach high-mind-
ed young men of proven character
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

Persons born on this day r like
" to find fault and nag unless they
watch themselves carefully. They
should not be angry at true friends
who point out their faults to them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22
Health and Right Living
By-ROYAL y. COPELAND. M. I'D.
VI. 8. Senator from New York.

gTVHIS article was written on a railroad train between Detroit and
Washington. In the dining car I looked over the menu 70 find
2 out how many of the dishes served came IN cans. bottle. or other
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22
What is horology?

Go to the ant. thou sluggard:
consider her ways and be wise.
Where is this passage found in the
Bible?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

BE with my throat for v long time.
Can you suggest N remedy
A-consult a throat specialist for
treatment.
ID. A r. GLOW much should a
girl weigh who = thirteen. five feet
three and cne-half inches taIl7
win she grow much tancr7
A-She should weigh about III
pounds.
3.-Prcbably mot
MRS. MEG. Q.-what can / do 10
rid my little girl uf stiles? She Is
eighteen months old and has ON great
many. filled with blood and Is hardly
ver before another appears.
A=The digestion often has "
great bearing on disturbances or this
nature. For further particulars send
q self-addressed. stamped envelope
and repeat your question.
a. ". Y. Q-Would the teeth Nv
affected in any way by handling eel.
luloid2 work In a celiuloid plant.
i am a girl or twenty-Une and give
my teeth careful attention.
A--This should not affect your
teeth.
I'LL III. Q.-Would excessive Ernok-
ing affect the complexion and cause
n heavy cough on arising IN the
morning7
A-Excessive smoking affects the
crvou system and this in turn
woud naturally have q bearing On
the health tn general.
Cop1riEhl M1a. Nawspmpm FamtnHa BartnA Inc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

Their Of four children. Extemporan4
eous speeches IN Spanish have caus-
ed him embarrassment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

could succeed without some sure and safe manner Of carrying it. food
supply. The commercial Gamers and food merchants make possible
such trips, far from sources Of daily supply.
IL is not alone the traveller TO the poles. OH the traveller 70 trains
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22
THE GRAB BAG
Star Lore
SPEAKING OF LUNAR NOUN
TAIN RANGES
By Arthur Dew. Carpenter

BY Arthur Dew. Carpenter
Among the mountain ranges on
the Moon, are the Leibnitz noun
tains on the far southern rim. This
range embraces some of the Hottest
SUBMITS. Some difficulty has been
experienced in determining their ex-
act elevations, but the Hottest ap-
pear to be more than 10000 feet in
height. On the southeast rim skirt
ing the horizon, are the Doerful
mountains, the Rock mountains, and
the D'Alembert mountains. The
northeast quadrant OF the Moon
contains mountain ranges: The
Caucasus. and the Alps. allof which
bound the Mare Imbrium (Sea of
Showers), on the south. southeast,
west and northwest.
(fore tomorrow
Answers 70 Foregoing Questions
I. Giacomo Rimini: singer. Rosa
Raisa.
2. Nicholas Herkimer-
3. That branch Of science which
deals with the measurement or time.
A. Proverbs, vi 6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

READ THIS FIRST:
Eosalie March, seventeen. after
the death OF her mother, secures q
position as the hosiery counter Of
a store. She is helped by Kenessa
DuBarry. an actress. who has a soft
hcaFt. Resale Is adored by her
landlady. Mother Murhy, and little
Tim OHara, corner newsie. Rosa
lc takes a pair OF silk bookings
until payday and is observed by AL
berto MARITIME, hard-boiled store
detective. He does not arrest her,
but threatens to unless she hides
some ~suitcases in her room. Rosa
lie IS frightened. and when Mar
tino's gang kidnapS Roy Andrews,
nephew Of the store owner. VINO
has asked Rosalie to marry him. she
threatens To expose Martina. Mar
tinc ~ furious. and IN scuflle -
shot my~steriously. Rosalie Is ar
rested. and Tim OHara confesses
that he shot MARITIME 70 protect
Rosalle. but the police do not be-
iieve him. Rowdy Dow, police re-
rorter. and KeresSa DuBarry de-
eide To help Resale. Kenessa
tries to solve the mystery and takes
Rosalie's room az Mother Murphys $.
She discovers the suitcases left by
Martina.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

GREENVILT4E. :. C.-The Rev.
ID. B. Hahn. Baptist. would have
public whipping posts established
for northern reformerS who thinl.
they are called upon TO reform con
ditions in textile mill villages here.
He gave his views before the South
Carolina college press association
and said northern newspapers were
conducting campaigns Of prupagan-
da against southern textile mills.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

What American soldier was the
hero q the bloody battle OF Oriskany
In the Revolutionary ware
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

III III. Q.-Would excessive Ernok-
Ing affect the complexion and cause
n heavy cough on arising ~ the
morning7
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

A.-ThIs should not affect your
teeth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

A.-As this condition Is due 70
more or less poor intestinal elimina-
ton, the first thing to do. therefore.
Is to correct constipation. For full
particulars send N seif-addressed.
stamped envelope and repeat your
question.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22
Answers 70 Health Oueries

ID. l. o.-What can I do Tor liver
spots?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-22

SAN JUAN-Governor Roosevelt
has told an audience he Is the mo-