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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-18

&na1G Kin 80
She sat with her eyes cast down,
thinking. thinking.
What could she say?
She couldn't make open love &c
the man; tell him she was sick at
heart for him. that If he didn't
Gene back TO her sne d-sha'd-she
didn't know what would happen.
But she had To say something. An
opportunity like this might not
come againl The bank was closed.
and yet Dave maed no move to 60.
But Dave" she ventured az last.
Don't you see? I want You 10 be-
lieve IN me again. I'm trying
trying SO hard to be-tO be what
you-what everyone wants me 70
bel"
David gulDed. got up. and walked
Up and down the room.
Chatty's heart leaped. he. too,
was stirred, thenl He wasn't going
to be just impersonal and coldl
I'D like ID believe in YOU ne
said at last. rcseating himself. 1T
hurt-what you did"
You maan-ab3ut Agnes?"
Chatty's face famed.
David nodded. "That-and other
things. But yen can't force belief.
You can't say I believe and make
yourself do 1t. No II can. You
believe or you don't b~elieFe-you
love or you don't love-not accord
ing 10 what you want. but because
you must. Don't you know that?''
Chatty did know It. She could no
more help loving and wanting Dave
than she could help breathing. Was
belief. then. really like that? Some
thing that you couldn't get by ask
ing for II?
Tell me some more about YOUR
self" suggested Dave. What 10
you do with yourself evenings? how
do you pass your time? Are you
happy?"
Chatty relaxed. This was like old
times-a real. friendly chat with
Dave. lie wanted her to talk 70
him. He had said she was 'enor-
mously a%ttractivel' He had walked
the floor. He wanted TO believe IN
her! Surely. with so much in her
favor, she would win him the rest
Of the way.
How to 90 it? How to make her
self appear attractive, good, sweet
in his eyes?
Chatty's thoughts were like hight
ming flashes. SO fast and furi0usly
did they come. David didn'. like
wild parties. He didn't drink he
liked bridge and Billie and George
and quiet amusements. Better n0l
tell him about Bryant and WinniG
and jim. then
"Oh, ! spend a lot Of time with
Billie. When she's not too busy
with George. that is" she amend
ed. hurriedly. And ! stay home .
lot, too. Pud-Pud rather rseG'
me. He-he has been trying very
hard to get a sewing machine fol
mother. And I'm helping him"
Chatty tried not to blush. She
hadn't helped him at all. But she
was going tol III give him some
money tonight. 50 that won't be ?
fibl" though Chatty.
"And-and who takes YOU ri6inf
now. On picnics and-and rides?
David repeated himself lamely.
Chatty trembled with delight, in
side. He remembered he wa
jealousi
mo one takes me ridingl" she as
serted. Il don't care TO 60 rid.
ing with anyone. since-since-
Chatty stopped.
But what was this? David. will
a cold stern look on his face: David
as chilly in manner as if she was
stranger
You will excuse me now. Mis-
Chattertonl" he said, icily. Il an
very busyl-
Why. DaveI Why-what did
say2 What have ! done2 What
David stopped in front Of her
and his eyes blaed into hers with
passion that frightened her. Con
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-18

Who am I7 or what Inflated
expedition was X the leader7 Og
what successful polar expedition
was I a member?
What line once divided free from
slave states?
What word Is applied 10 the as-
semblies ok Welsh people for con-
petition in poetry. prose and music
called?
Wisdom IS better than weapons
Of war: but one sinner destroyeth
much good" Where Is this paE-
sage found in the Bible?
TOday's Horoscope
Persons born on this day are
truthful and conscientious. They
are doubtful OF their ability and
this trait keeps them from rising
to heights.
Answers 10 Foregoing Questions
4. Gen. Umberto Mobile: Norge
flight owe the north pole: Amund-
sens.
2. Mason-Dixon
3. Eisteddfod.
4. Ecclesiastes Ak. Is.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-18

At least nine big advertising agencies were inset
BY the defeat OF DR.. Willing. They were all 'et 70
have him indorse a tooth-paste.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-18
A GOLF MYSTERY

Well. Jimmy Johnston. the new amateur rolf
champion. hasn't vet revealed whether he owes 1t all
to underwear. motor oil or cigarettes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-18

SEPTEMBER. 1929
"A hare on the far horizon.
The infinite tender fky.
The ripe rich tint Of the golf rourse
And the fairways hard md fry;
And all over upland and lcwland
The meanings Of golfers I'll
Who find every green 50 hardened
heres nothing to hold the ealli
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-18

Pajamas will not be popular Is q street costume for
men until provided with pockets for a watch. knife
key-ring, fountain pen. pencil, billfold. the 12-ride
railroad ticket. the drivers license. and the little red
memorandum book rtuffed with newspaper clippings
Boston Transcript.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-18
Star Lore
THE CONSTELLATION
&1AM
by Arthur Lev. Carpenter

BY Arthur Lev. Carpenter
Though inconspicuous IN the
heavens. C%apricornus. because u
is the tenth constellation OF the
Zodiac. holds an important position.
The sun occupies space within les
borders I'm January. C~apricornus la
located between hours 20 and 22
right ascension along the ecliptic.
with Sagittarius 10 les west and
Aquarius To its east. by drawing
a line through Vega 70 Altar. and
continuing the same southwark on
the celestial sphere. It will pass
through Alpha Capricorni. This
constellation Is I'm the asrendcncy
OF the evening sky during the
month OK September. Look AZ up in
Bart0n's Guide 10 the C0nstelIa-
tons
More Tomorrow
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-18
mEA FOR a MYSTERY STORY

~EDDIE-were you on the Northland June 2e
Looked too young: am so near-sishted; beg .ou rom
municate: see Brooklyn telephone book; care deeply
Sister Juua."-New York Times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-18
WHEN HUBBY WONT GET Up

CHICAGO-A University Of Chi
cago student has invented a loud
speaker" which. when attached 10
an alarm clock, makes it impoSsi-
BILE for anyone in the house to
sleep.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-18

Everybody wants to relieve prison congestion, but
when the convicts try it We discourage ~lhem.-Dallas
News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-18
The Once Over
PET PEEvES OF MANKIND
BY Il. Z PHILLIPS

Psychologists are always busy. If 1t isn't one thing
it's another. Now Professor Hulsey Cascn Of the Uni
versity OF Rochester announces the results Of txten-
sive researches into the pet peeves' Of mankind. lie
has compiled a list of $1,000 things that annoy peo-
pie most"
Some Of the chief annoyances. with the number
Of victims SO voting. follow:
TO see or hear an animal cruelty treated. -....... IS
"A dirty bed 10
To hear a mosquito when trying to sleep.-....... IS
Hair in food. %
Officious statesmen "a
CockroacheS -
A person c-owding in front Of me instead Of wait
ing in line Is
Persons talking during a motion picture Ihcw.-.. is
Persons looking over shoulder at book o. paper. "a
Musicians making unnecessary mcticns while per-
forming -
Poor singing -
The professors list needs application This fe-
partment .oox n hat-peeves-me-mcst tote yesterday
with ideal weather conditions prevailing. me result;
Seeing red light flash At cross street '5iS
Finding a sign, Road Closed. Detour" when rou
have motored five miles on a presumably
short cut 30
Thumbs in soup 80
Partner trumping truck n bridge ...---.---.--- up
Getting I'D on cold morning and finding furnace
out 90
Finding feather in chicken pse-..--.----.-..--- .oIo
Income tax blank.
Having golf ball picked up by man ahead .'..'.. scto
jokes by radio announcers- ....-.---..------- "'Oi
Weather descriptions by radio rnnouncers iao-
posed to be reporting football Tames-.---..-- 'soo
Getting Rudy vallee on The radio Just ritor
throwing plate at wife .ooo
Thaater seats behind : It,
To get a phone call at 3 a. m. walk ooNnsuaHS
and have central ask. "Numbah, pleaze?..... ~
To hire a beautiful stenographer and lave me
boss take her ard give you ais old one "o
Baby souawling when you're trying 70 get ilooA
returns over radio. -
Tooth-brush shedding bristles in mouth. ool
Hearing q neighbor's lawn mower at z a M $50
r Listening to a pest describe his golf game ho4e
60 !. r,,racb e6
After-dinner speeches Cseriousl .-...--........- so0
After-d!nner speeches humorous -..--.-----... 20
Soueaky shoes -
stsnographer humming You Belong To Me-. 81
-, .v.a norns 2s7
STAT falling cut Of bed while reading mystery
story n
Having headlights turned into your car while
parking %
Losing heel while dancing ................-.- 4oo
Finding moth-holes in dress suit at last minute 70
Ewing morning PAPER and finding it full of .es-
terday's news !"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-14
WHITE HEADS
TARIFF MOVE
Valley Non-P PARTISAN Body
For Protection Of Pro-
duce Is Sought

SAN BENITO, March 14.-Grow-
ers and shippers of vegetables,
fruits and other products of the
Lower Rio Grande Valley will be
organized into a strong non-parti-
san association for the purpose of
securing and defending adequate
: protective tariff schedules on all
Valley products, according to Brown
White Of San Benito, one of the
largest growers and shippers in this
section. The organization will be
known as the Lower Rio Grande
Valley Tariff association.
According to White the new or
ganiZation will continue its con-
facts with national farm organiza-
tons and the Southern Tariff as
ISOLATION which have co-operated in
the past in the preparation Of
briefs and the compilation of data
supporting the contention Of Valley
growers for protective tariff sched-
uleS on their products.
I'VE are working closely with our
duly elected representatives in con-
gresS and we will continue this most
important relation" White said.
oAOWCAO VI lIiC sdlICy hIlOW IIldU
the party in power at Washington
has a majority of more than nj
hundred in the house and seventeen
IN the senate, and if SO inclined
could enact a strictly partisan tariff
measure. However, it is the opinion
OF many Valley growers that u
interests could best be served
through a non-partisan tariff meas
ure and we hope that the tariff bill
carrying protective duties on u
products will become a law with
votes substantially representative of
both political parties"
Continuing White said, "for the
first time in the history Of present
political parties the platforms Of
both agree on protection and an
endorsement Of this agreement by
a vote Of congress would 60 a bong
ways toward making permanent a
national tariff policy under which
the producers Of the Valley could
prosper"
Whites selection as chairman of
the Rio Grande Valley organization
committee was made at a recent
conference of producers in WASH
lngton representing eighteen states
and a Valley committee will be an
nounced within a few days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-14
CAMP PLEASES
DR.. |. PAMMEL
Boy Scout Site On Arroyo
Colorado Said Located
In Ideal Spot

A letter Of praise and suggestions
for Camp Ferry, has been received
by Valley Scout Executive Tom
Murray from DR.. L. H. Pammel,
noted botaniSt and head of that de-
partment at Iowa State college. The
letter followed a trip over the Scout
camp near Rio Hondo by the bot
anist.
The Letter follows:
Il was glad to have had the priv
ilege Of looking over the Valleys
Boy Scout camp. It is ideally To-
Gated only a few miles from Rio
Hondo, Harlingen, San Benito and
Brownsville. easily accessible to the
whole Valley, and fronting a won
derful body Of water, the Arroyo
Colorado, providing swimming ia
c~ilities, boating and other water
sports. You have a fine clearing
where you can have the usual
games.
"You suggested planting some
exotic plants. I hope you can do
this. You can arrange a fine ar
boretum on the shore OF the Arroyo.
In this arboretum the exotic plants
can be cultivated. I would suggest
arranging them in family groups.
Get as many plant types as you can
and see that these plants have
names attached to them, where they
are native. and the economic use.
Il would also have an Indian gar
den where you can cultivate or
plant all the plants used by the
North American Indian. I would
also like to suggest a Mexican gar
den, where the plants used by the
Mexican can be cultivated. Again.
all plants should be named.
II hope you can leave a part Of
the tract in it's native condition.
Make trails through it and name the
plants. This will be Of special in
terest to the visitors.
II hope you may add some 40 or
so acres more to the original tract.
the gift Of Chas. F. Perry. The ma
ture lovers should be thankful for
the generosity of Mr.. Perry.
Il want to congratulate you on
the splendid work you are doing.
This Boy Scout work is invaluable
for the development Of the future
citizens Of this country"
Yours truly, l.. II. Pammel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-14
9DEAD;2DYINC
AFTER STORM
Several Others Injured Al
Tornado Swoops Into
South Carolina

GREENVILLE, S. c., March IA.
-(P-Nine persons are dead, two
are thought to be dying, and five
or ten others are injured, the vic
inns of a tornado which bored
swiftly last night into Six Mile
community, a small settlement q
miles from here.
Although the community has a
population of only 200, the tornado
was confined to such a narrow zone
and came and went so suddenly
that nearby residents took the roar
Tor thunder, land were not aware
OF its true nature until they heard
the cries of the injured and dying.
-Four homes, a cotton gin, a
church and a building Of Six Mile
academy, a Baptist preparatory
school, were in the zone of destruc-
ton. Medical aid was rushed to
the community from Pickens and
Liberty, nearby, to care for the in
jured.
All OF the deaths reported here
were caused by the collapse Of two
OF the four homes which were
struck They included G. Nelse
Garrett, a deputy sheriff, his wife
and three children, and Mrs. Till
man Garrett and three daughters.
An infant Of the Tillman Garrett
family was blown 600 yards by the
wind. but as not seriously injured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-14
Women Ask G. Of G.
To Back Move For
New Post Office

Mrs. Volney Taylor, Mrs. j. 0.
Wheeler. and Mrs. v. L. Conrad,
representing the Federated Wom-
ems club appeared before the board
Of directors of the Brownsville
chamber Of commerce Tuesday
night and presented a resolution
asking the board to endorse and
circulate a petition asking congress
to appropriate $4,000 for a new
postoffice building for Brownsville.
The board endorsed the resolu-
ton and recommended that the
petition seek a $500, 900 building.
1t is expected that the circula-
ton Of the petition may be started
soon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-14
TRIAL IN HOUSTON
HOLD-UP is G

HOUSTON, March 14.-(P)-Trial
of Thomas Lipscomb Little and j.
G. Burnett in connection with the
attempted holdup March 5 Of a
cafe, opened here today.
Little is charged with robbery by
assault to murder and con-
Spiracy to rob, and Burnett is Joint
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-14

ly charged with conspiracy to rob
in connection with the case.
In the attempted holdup Leon
ard Hight. a customer. was shot
and killed by A. Ruddie. cook. while
Hight, at the command Of a mask
ed bandit, tried to open the cash
register.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-14
TO TALK
BEFORE LECIONNAIREs

SAN BENITO, March 14.-Major
H. B. Galbraith Of Brownsville will
be the principal speaker at the
American Legion birthday observ-
ance to be held here Thursday night
at 7:30 at the Legion Memorial hall.
Mr.. Galbraith was the principal
speaker at the dedication Of the Lee
gion building here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-14
BAND TO
PLAY AT
Especial to The Heraldl

EDINBURG. March 13.-The ia
nous University Of Texas Longhorn
band, will appear here the evening
Of April l, it was announced by H.
G. Baker, superintendent of Edin-
burg schools. The concert will be
given in the college auditorium, and
tickets will be on sale early next
week.
This will be the second appear
ance Of the band here, it having
played a concert here two years
ago. The musicians are under the
direction Of Burnett Pharr, and are
on their annual spring tour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-14
COLLEGE OF DANCING

BRUSSELS. - Belgian dancing
masters after five years efforts have
raised funds for a College of Dane
ing, which will issue diplomas only
TO persons qualified to teach. 4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-14
o MITE nUvnprr

8,000-MILE DIVORCE
: LONDON. - The divorce court
granted a deere to Mrs. Lydia Dixon
and agreed to notify her husband,
8,000-miles away in New Zealand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-30

Blue shoes for men Az one nf the
latest style rumurs from tine East
and III a. suggested that possibly
tine gray shades favored thF tine
Prince nf Wales will also be adopted
IL this country rather sooner than
later.
adding TO tine Enyety of the sport
inE world. 81 local store 1S displaying
REQ tennis balls. Football teams
might mdnnt tina niRsEAn tn more
fashionable shades of green, maroon
gold lacquer. or whatever Their
chosen cnl0rs hanren CO nc.
Color, vivid. delightful color, Is
at a higher peak OF favor this fall
than e before. Color IN the KIT
cher cabinet. the drawing furniture
dining tables once sacred rD tnf
rlasslr white linen. or at most ue-
Iicnkr uaEtRl shades nov covered
wifi rich prints hiring color INTO tne
home.
Shnp windows show how very Iaf
iudeed clothes have come I'll
r-nmberness usually associated VIII
fnIl costumes. And how very much
farther from tine DAYS when an An-
ffI5r could infalAibly indirnre ns
mrnnE w "a red mat ttE sort ul Wn-
NAV wv one rarRn To meet E0clailv.
Wfth lauishnesE OF use designers
IN all lines are wing WIN ONT an-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-30

other IT. producing diStirtiwr harm
nnIeS. SD that eve in mll itE bril-
lance. TINE season AN far from being
rnR OF nandinesS and HariEh cumhi-
nations. Subtle association rather
than vivid contrast As being sought.
Just exactly fhe correct shade Of
gray green blends with its related
shade of maroon. browns shade
through tine rDprnrv reds into
orange anu berry shades Df almost
unbelievable richness. ard play enc
leading robe in tine symphony nf
rlnthes. Three shades uf blue. from
navy through lighter tones. black
Is good. as always. with beige. pink
and red a. contrasts. rs well as
bottle and lighter shades of green
Sophisticated hnrmnninE appear
ln tine rev cars. tine rev furniture
as well aE clothes. usually with tine
darker r0lDrE FOR ~ ground, accent
Fd with the more brilliant hues.
Three Brownsville women this
week have told MS all about their
urge tn fly. Really serious. they.
were, too. One nf the iivnliFEt nnd
most interesting nf tine Young ma
irons saws EhE has almost Etnrned
going tD tine airport. because she
Bnent no much time around thE
hangers she was afraid some n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-30

PERSONALS
NJ A :. Price of Alice wa
raest nf MRS. J.. J.. Barnaru THIS
week.
Grin Jackson was 9 business Nisi-
tor IN KingEvllle Saturday.
y u. Hester transacted business
IN EdtnburE Monday.
X E SnmpniDux VIM Recently
rame tp Donna from Dallas has
purchased tine Abdul Hamlu 1arn
north OF town
NTssx Doris Gerald had as her
hnuse guests Saturday and SunaaS'
Miss Thelma &c Jones OF IA
furrins and Miss Lois C0noVrr o1
RunstOWn-
Mr. Buyrr L0ckHtt nt Alamo was
tire ruest Nj Lrs. "a. VI. Taylor Tues
dav evening.
Mrs. d. =. Briggs of Weslaco was
visiting Donna friends.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W Barkley 2
Wondrilie were guests o. II IA
MRS. N. q. Gerald "Wednesday
De- Sellers whE "a business ViHi50r
III Alice "Wednesday
MI. and Mrs. VI. IT. NlcRers and
MRS. Robert ChlsDim LETT Monday
for q trip TO Gonzales.
w. s. and E. A. Cochran o. LfV-
inrstnn visited Dr. j. z. Norwood
this week.
Warren DAVIS vino left Donna TWO
weeks arn for Georgetown ro enter
Ecnnnl mas returned home.
MI. md Mrs. v. M Lair and H.
lie daughter JOY of Rio GrHnds
CITY wesr visitors ri Donna this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freelznd Beth have
returned from d summer IT'D tn
Oklahoma and Kansas.
MI. and Mrs Jack jackson ~
Brownsville visited Mrs. 1aurs
Hnrnbuckel during the week
Miss Helen Paw Terger has re-
turned from q three months VISIT
with Mr. and HRS. Daniel Ancsr-
son TN Chicago.
Paul WrAy INSIDE ~ business trIr
10 San Antonio this week return
ms home P-1daT.
Mr.. and MRS. Harry ~ Backsi
have returned from q two week:
vacation trip.
Hiss Edna SpraEElns left Wed.
nef5Hy night f0r Chicago where SHE
expects 10 attend the Chicago AT
Institute
Walter Way and sister Miss
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-30

Lucille spent the wreck end In San
Marcos.
MIR. and MRS. G. R- Mann and
daughter Virginia and Geraldine
were guests at tine home 0f Mr.. and
MRS. j II. Timm.
Mrs. r. j. Jamerson returned
Tuesday from q two weeks visit IN
Houston.
Carl Arnold and wife nf Woods
bDrD were registered at tine Park
view hotel this week.
ID. M. ReHd nf Rochelle I'LL. Ar-
rived here this week ter look after
his business interests IN Donna
Howard Clarck and r. W. Allen
OF Dallas were here on business
this week.
Guy Henderson Df Corpus Christi
transacted business in Donna tine
first nf tine week.
Bobby Cannon 0f Mission war
here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. irving Of
Brownsville were guests Of Nj. and
Mrs. Bishop Clements Friday.
MEsd0mes T. II. HeSknth. Joe
Holloway. u %. Park and Mrs. Jean
were visitors tD Harrington TUESDAY.
Mrs. J. W. Osb0urr and daughter
left "Wednesday night TOR Detroit
to JOIN MI. Osh0u1-n ana to make
their future home.
q. 9. Bursett OF Harrington at
tended TO business here Mnndav.
- :. McCord or Corpus Christi
Was "a business visitor in Donna
"Wednesday.
Mrs. Tom FOX of WRslar0 visited
friends here Wednesday.
y. =. Larsen and vile CT Euchen-
son. Kansas : visiting here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-30

would w.t. her tn Eet uut and stay
0ut. TWO Knit them. amy way arF rin-
inE enthusiasts nE welt. And know
all thE regular planes bT their first
names. can tell Won about NACA.
C0wlinR. and quote prices on the well
known makes. a wistful one has
been speaking of getting a lob hash
singing TO acquire tuition money
Maybe the visit Df tine Fort Worth
aar0aadH and tine International
derby had something tu un with
bringing aIi this out. hut AN hRz
been going nn n long. long time.
Girls going 70 boarding school
FOX the first time this wear are At
ready getting arriimRtHd with very
little h0mHsirtnPSs. Az seems. The
Eroup which rerrntlv entered tine
Lady nf tiH Lake academy ANY, San
antonio have written home nothing.
hut accounts of tine interesting