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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
By c. K. BUTTERFIELD
Associated Press Radio Editor

NEW YORK. Dec. 3i-tP1-Brosd-
cast radio is to pay its respects To
1881 in a manner neve heretofore
attempted.
Adding 10 It's usual greetings. ID
is TO bring a New Years day speech
from Rome by Premier Beaito Mus
solini of Italy. the first direct radio
talk he has ever made to America.
The Tournament OF Roses game
from Pasadena, Calf, is TO be an
other high spot. The DAY also will
include greetings from Prime Min
lister r. 3. Bennett Of Canada. a
program from Holland, Inauguration
ceremonies OF Gov. Franklin d.
Roosevelt from Albany, N. Y. and
a Happy New Year IN so Ian
guages.
The New Years Eve schedule in
cludes.
NBC chain-WEAF group.
100 CCST) Shilkret concert
orchestra with Gladys Rice. soprano,
and Douglas Stanbury. baritone.
6.30-Olive Palmer and artists.
9.30-Review Of 1880 sports by
Grantland Rice.
10 30-Cross country greeting to
New Years with dance music and
street noises, starting In New York.
switching 10 Chicago al II IS, to
Denver at t2:55, 70 Los Angeles at
1880 and TO San Francisco ar 1:55.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
Societv Calendar


THURSDAY
Colonel and Mrs. Francis w.
Glover at home TO members of the
garrison and the tovnspeople on
New Years Day.
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Betty Faye Mitchell OF Hannibal,
Mo, and Ray A. Haynes OF Har-
iingen we're performed By Rev. C..
Z. Marshall &C the San Benito
Methodist parsonage Sunday morn
ing.
TIE bridegroom formerly was IN
business here and the bride IN from
his home city. They will RESIDE In
Harlingen.
Those present at the ceremony In
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Pain
or ard Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Long
OF Hannibal. Dir. and Mrs. Clyde
Walker Of San Benito and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold ". Caldwell OF Harlin-
gen. Mrs. Palmer Is q sister Of he
bride and Mr. and Mrs. Long are
the eridegroom's uncle and aunt.
ENTERTAINMENTS FOR
BRIDAL PARTY
Ars Roy Holconbe and Mrs y.
). Dunn entertained Monday with
. nine o'clock breakfast a. Char
lotte's honoring Miss Josephine
Marchbanks and her bridal party.
The rooms we're decorated In
Christmas coiors. The breakfast
table decorations Gere also n red
and green.
Guests were. Misses Jane Amer
man. Ella Rhine Greenwood. Mary
Alice Graves, Agnes Cox. Helen
jenkins. all OF Houston. Virginia
Pierce OF Gonzales. Elizabeth Pip
kin OF Kingsvtlie; Gladys Hood u
Rio Homo: Hazel Wade and Mary
Frances Marchbanks of San Benito.
and Mrs. Warren Scott 81 San An
tonic.
Fortunes or all those present we're
told after breakfast and the hon
oree vas presented with a gift In
red and white. the bridal colors
A luncheon at the home Of Mrs.
j. T.. Bell In Valencia Park Monday
&sth MRS. II. @. Marshall as join.
hUstess. was given for Miss March
banks and wedding party.
rhe bridal color scheme OF red
and white was carried out b. means
Of ~poinsettias.
Guests in addition 20 the bridal
party included Miss Albright. Mrs.
Allen Farnsworth and Mrs. Houston
Munson OF San Antonio and Mrs.
Thomas Roberts OF san Benlto.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Craddock have
a. their guest for the holidays their
daughter. Miss Annie Louise Grad
deck. Miss Craddock Is attending
COLLEGE in Alabama
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Craddock have
as their guest for the holidays their
daughter. Miss Annie Louise Grad
deck. Miss Craddock is attending
college in Alabama.
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The bride L. a graduate of San
Benito high school and attended
Rice Institute in Houston for thr-s
years. The bridegroom Is a gradu-
ate OF Alabama University.
The couple viii make their HON.
In San Benito.
Mr.. and Mrs Walton D. Hood en-
tertajned for the members OF the
wedding party for the Hood March
banks wedding Monday evening /
their home near Rio Hondo follow
ing . rehearsal az the First Baptist
church.
a RED and green color theme was
used.
Following dinner the members
went 10 the club house. where the
wedding party was entertained dur
ms their stay, and enjoyed dane
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
HAYNES MITCHELL
RITES SUNDAY

The wedding rites uniting Miss
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
County Surveyor
Asks Reelection

Henry J. Burl. coua-y surveyor
for 10 these mauv rcats. i again
seeking o.f.ce ar tie primary cles
ton.
The county survevor holds 81 i'm
portant office which does not conc
IN contact with the ordinary citizen,
who because Of this fact is likely
10 give il Scant consideration.
One Of the reasons the office IS
50 little known, according 70 friends
of Burk. is that he is always on tho
job. putting i'll only few hours at
his office m The coar1 houS, oach
week. Tho greater parr of The time
he is out in the field, doing the
work for which he drawS salary. In
4 rev country SUch as Imperial
county, there is much surveying TO
lie done Property lines and politi-
cal divisions mESt ha correctly de-
fined or endless litigation may be
the result.
If the voters Of Imperial Valley
could realize the ceusyicn:iousncS
with which Henry Bark does his
work, without asking odds Of any
one. putting in mauv hours Of extra
work without pay. there would hc Ho
question Of lis election It the Qri-
mary. prominent official said to-
daV.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
KNOCK0UTS FEATURE BETTER THAN
AVERAGE CARD AT BOXING ARENA

lc came 10 lie was up against
Young Joseph, san Diego amateur
fighting his first professional bout
and boy who locks plenty good.
He started off like Il house afire
and Andy made the mistake of trv.
ing to stay with him. Joseph shot
one over that caught Andy's chin
and nearly snapped his bean off rs
he floppcd to the floor. There was
no need OF counting Andy was OUT
and wouldn' have heard call to
chicken dinner.
The Garcia family staged the
opening ruckus. Eddie of Brawlcv
taking the decision from Joe of some
place or other. Eddie looked like
an easy winner in the first, but Joe
found his step in the last half ot
the second and showed that all the
fighting GarciaS are not in Brawl,y.
He did we'll in the third but lost
himself in the fourth and there was
no dispute ON the decision.
Ii was a card that lived up to
what was promiSed-no fancy stutt
bat plenty of plain fighting.
Next week Bobby Pacho tackles
Jimmy Black for the featherweight
championship of Southern California
and Arizona. That 5 enough to make
any fan plan where to he next Fri
day night And fer little added
attraction, the two Andys-BrookS
and Armstrong-wh happened to be
cousins, are going 10 meet for the
first time. Fans have always want
ed to see that match. ought to
be good even if Brooks did gct
rocked to sleep last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
CALEXICO GIVES
WARM GREETING
TO JOE ANDRADE

Calexico service clubs will stage
q formal welcome hGme TO Zoe And
lade. junior winner Of the National
Junior Olympics, with fitting cere-
monv next Tuesday noon ir the Dor
der city.
Joe arrived in C2!exico yesterday
from the coast, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur \. Dietz. Dictz
coached Joe and after he had Won tbs
California finals and has been .
second father TO the u year old boy
in all the weeks since, going on the
Latin-American trip with Joe and
the other winners.
An impromtu parade WAS staged
in Calexico and MeXicali yesterday
TO welcome Joe home and he was
presented with gold watch, the gift
of Calexico businessmen, Ed Reidle-
man making the presentation speech.
Calexieo was expecting Joe home
tomorrow. and was quite unprepared
Tor his sudden arrival, but when the
news spread about the city Of MeNl-
cali. the home towns decided Z,
whoop il up and they did from all
accounts. Joe's comeback to the
whole performance was Thank
you.
According 10 all accounts, he * a
great kid and his success has not
spoiled him in the least, bat has
served only TO make many new
friends and strengthen old ones.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
BRITISH AIRSHIP
ARRIVES SAFELY
CARDlNCT0N

CARDINCTON. England, Aug. l6.
UP)AThc d;ri1ihlc k-lOo returned
storm-bcatcn but triumphant TODAY
from round-trio flight to Mont,
real.
Tie dirigible, which failed TO set
a new record across the Atlanti"
ocean because Of storms DELAYED It's
arrival. reached Cardington at $50
a. m. GMT (f:40 a. m, EST, aft'r
q flight OF - hours and ten minutes
from s.. iuhcrt> airport at Mont
real.
The flight Of the R-loo, along q
route Of some 100 miles, was rapid
except when the ship encountered
storms over the Atlantic. The Graz
Ztppelin'S record time from Lake
hurst 90 Fricdr;chshafcn about
200 miles-is - hours.
After flying 70 tie air base and
maneuvcring INTO POSITION, the R-lG0
dropped It's moorirg cable It 1880
"a. m, making III" elapsed time be
twcu departure from st. Hubert
moorinq mast and the mooring her"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
GREATER TALKIE'''
SEASON TO OPEN
HERE TOMORROW

Greater Talkic Season opens to
morrow at Fox Imperial Airdome in
conjunction with motion picture
houses all over the country and
Manager Norris has chosen Behe
Daniels latest release, Lawful
Larccuv' rs the opening offering.
Rcbe used to be good in the silent
films, hut She mas gone right to the
TOP since the pictures started talk
mo aud her work before the "mikc
haS been uniformly OF high class.
Ia Lawful Larceny she has
what critics declare is the best stage
role that has Vet been given to her
and she makes the most of it. " Law
full Larceny j. thrilling and
gripping tale OF modern married life
aud il loses memo Of its strengti !
through the skillfui handling of Miss
Daniels and an excellent supporting
cast.
Tonight. "Dance Hall. :" daring
film bascd on the book by Nina Del.
mar. is the attraction. Miss Del.
mar : story was read by millions ON
Liberty magazine and she is noted
for the audacity of her writings,
vet never being risqUe. Her bad
Girl was chosen as the book Of the
month 10y the Literary Guild of Am
erica.
Dance Hall" exposes the pit
falls of the "taXi' dance hall that
tlourishes IN every large city in Am.
erica ana presents Il sociological
problem that is difficult to cope
with.
Olive Borden haS the leading role.
with Margaret Saddon, Arthur Lake,
Joseph Cawthornc. Lee Moran, Na-
talie joyce ana other notables in
the cast.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
Rv GOSH

Fans who didn't enjoy the card
lat the Imperial Valley Athletic club
! iast night are rather difficult 70
please. Judging from comments
/ heard afterwards. most of them felt
/ tnat they had received their money :
worth aud were home early to boot.
Bobby James. The Vancouver boy,
took tlc main event by the techni.
cal knockout route. putting Jack
Moore Of Long Beach TO The canvas
near the close Of the third round.
For middlewcights the boys
stepped around quite lively. Up to
the time of the kayo the fight was
fairly even. with James hitting the
more solid punches and Moore eN,
'aibiting plenty of cleverness in get,
ting ont Of tighy places. The Kat.
ter hurt his hand in the third round
and took the count squatting on the
floor. His seconds tossed in towel
as the count reached six.
Mariana Cebu S!ipped kayo over
on Johnnie Hill cI San Diego in the
fifth round of the Semi-final, but
from the showing lie made, Johnny
can come back any time he wants TO,
hut he ought 10 get his hair cut
t;r>,.
The frs round was fast and fu,
IioGs affair. with little TO choose
between them. In 5he second, Hill
went down for the count of nine. He
was stopped hv blow direct to the
stomach hut did not fall until Bill
Taekett pushed the fighters apart in
. clinch. Few expected Hill to come
up from the count. but he did and
fought his way out Of trouble until
the end OF the round.
Johnnie stepped ahead in the
fourth and fifth, cutting lose with
everything and throwing in body
blows that Cehu didn I like any
more than a dog likes turpentinc on
the end of his tail. Mariana showed
extraordinary contortionist ability in
irving to keep his tummy out Of
danger The crowd was with Johnny
and il looked as though he might
win.
The end came in the fifth when
Ccbu floorcd the san Diego lad Cor
= nine count. Hill remaining down
Is long as he could and barely max
ing his feet at the 10 count. When
he went down the second time he
took little too long and WAS stlll
or the floor when 10 was reached.
Ce'u las run his string of knock
outs TO 10 in i fights, which l.
not 50 had. lie can punch plenty.
y Longeria of Long Beach and
Luis Reeves of Brawley went six
rounds to a draw in a rather unin-
tercsting battle. Longeria set Reyes
on the floor for Il short count in
the first round and it looked as
though he would take the chunky
Rrawlev battler to the cleaners, but
Reeves was not hurt.
lie came along in the third round
and from then on had a slight edge
ON the scrap. The draw decision
was q mighty good one and as the
fans ike 10 boo one that they don I
Fic. they eycncd up by giving Bin
rackctt a hand fJr this one.
The surprise of the night came III
tae first SIX rounder when Andy
Brooks went bye-bve after one min
ptc and ~ seconds Of fighting. The
surprise was shared by ANDY when
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
THE WEATHER
For Los Angeles and vicinit,

For Los Angeles and Vicinity:
Fair tonight aad SUNDAY with Iaod-
crate temperature: cloudy or foggy
in tine morning: g"ntle. variable
winds.
For Southern California: FAIR ~
night and SUNDAY bat t2g west por
rion tonight; no change in tamPera-
ture gentle west winds.
Fire Weather Forecast: Far. 5u,
foc on coast tonight: no change III
Temperature ai iumid.tE; gentle
west and southwest Wind, III the
mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
Items OF News
About TheTOwn

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert LoWcrmllk'
of 663 Len Rev, have as their house
guest Mrs. Hazel Rartscherer ot Los
Angeles.
Jimmy Persinger, of the Bank OF
Italv staff, flew TO Los Angeles yes
terdav aud was TO board Western
Air Express plan" there for tfl"
to his former home in Kansas.
Sterling Osvalt was another ar
passenger to Los Angeles yesterday
Cnlou.e to the state convention oi
the American Legion At Sacramcnto'
/. =. Robinson, trust officer for
The Bank of Italy, left today for a
month 5 vacation to be spent at Nar:-
Gus coast points.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
Raid ON East Side

Raid on East side-City Officers
raided house on He'll avenue east
of the railroad tracks last night
and seized quantity Of beer, The
house was unoccupicG Al the time
and no arrests were made.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
No Police Court Today-Thera

was no session Of the police court
this morning, only TWO offenders
being taken overnight. They are
f. Imman and ~ Bifti. who are
held at the county jail on charges
of drunkenness.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
serrano Returned Here-Iulio SCI

rano, man of many aliasoS, was
brought back here last night from
Phoenix by Deputy Sheriff Carter.
Serrano, who has been deportei
twice, is wanted for escaping from
the chain gang IT the county jail
ST month
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
Pure lemonade ice cold az Fauis
Sc u glass. pickwick Stages.

Brawley Couple Married - Roy
Barfell and lie Claire Towers, hatl
residents Of Braw'ey, were married
today by Rev. (. Z. Flanagan ot
The Baptist church.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
little less than - hours.

. IlttIc ToSs tTln N N0NfS.
Nanv thousands of spectators, 5H
Guiding the wives or swccthcarts OF
member, OF the crow, Witnessed tn'
arrival and ehcos.d the biz ship.
Tie official time Of the humcWa'.
voyage was announced ny tho ain
ministry a.; >" hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
Al Philadelphia

:, I.agis eal 40 000-2 Ia !
Philadelphia. o21 0oa 20N 4 . d
Cotfmau and Fcrreil Grove and
Cochrmc.
Cleveland at Boston. postponed,
rain
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
Gambling Cases Ccntinuea-Tha

cases of a dozen eoio.cd residents,
arrested Thursday night To- gambl-
ing, were continued yesterday #rIer-
noon by Judge Perkins unit!
o 'elock Monday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
At Pittsburgh
A. Pittsburgh
American
At New York

Chicago eco
New York. eco
Called end of third, RAIN
Thomas and Tate. kuffuS aa"
bicEev.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
Electric lawn mover sharpening.
Phone 252. DR.. Fix-It Shop. Str
Federal Prisoners

Federal Prisoners Received -
~Lafic Kiralla. Syrian. was re-
ceivcd ~ The county Jail yesterday
10 serve IN days on am immigration
,EarGc, atlcr wh;ch he will bc de
ported. Conception MARTINEZ,
aarGcd with a similar offeuse, was
given four months and VIII then be
jeporpd. Sentence was imposed in
The federal com: 1T san Diego yes
trrdav.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
BASEBALL RESULTS
National
Al Chicago

Al Chicago
Thnadr!phia 000 0lo 500 9 i ="
chicago. ....-..... Gp- oo3 0o2 10 l% >
Bcngc, Osborn, Phillips, Elliott
and Davis, Rcnsa; Teachont, hush,
Nelson and liartnctt.
At Cincinnati
(fust Gamel
New York .... 701 loo olo=9 Il .
Cincinnati. ..-... lao 600 uo0-l > :
Fitzsimmons and iIogarc; koip,
Ash and Sukcforth.
At Pittsburgh
Rrooklyn. .... 200 040 COO $ q
PIT sbureh ...... 2o2 coo loo > II !
Elliott. Moss. Clark and Loprl;
Wood. Walter aud llemelcH.
At Pittsburgh
Erooklyn. COO O0O co. =
Pittsburgh o2o 2eo u2S-G II ]
TharSton. Dudley, Elliott aud
Lone: Kremeir ard llcmslcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-16
-. A. s. FanyuE, Dentist, DAVIS
Blds, Extraction specialist. adv

Held TOR Santa Ana-Ed Weider
and O. T. Haiefj, wanted at Santa
Ana Tor grand theft. were arrested
in Rrawlev yesterday OFFICERS from
santa Aaa a1r,r.d here this morn
no and took the men back to that
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-13
OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT
Published in Scripps--Howard News
papers throughout the Country.

President Hoover's statement denoun-
cling the lynching evil is encourag-
ing. If federal officials will throw
their moral strength and prestiga in
to the fight. public revulsion in the
end will force the stern measures
necessary to cope with this savagery.
There are so many lynchings and
the subject is so revolving. none of US
likes to write or talk or hear much
about it. But it has grown so bad
that continued silence is cowardice,
and futher evasion is treason. with
in eight months this year the number
has mounted 10 fifteen, compared
with twelve during the whole of 1929
Indiana and Northern states add
their toll to that OF the South. 1t
is no longer a sectional scourge; it is
national.
We may be thankful at least that
the latest wave of lynchings has So
bered officials to the need of action.
witness the unequivocal and courage
eous pledges of seven Southern Gov
errors last month.
Now the President speaks. In
his secretary's letter to the National
Association of Colored People. he
said:
"Every decent citizen must con-
denim the lynching evil as an under
mining of the very essence of both
Justice and democracy"
1t is to be hoped that the President
sent a copy of that letter to the
Hoover Law Enforcement Commits
sion, which is so fond Of emphasizing
that it's work reaches beyond prohib-
ition to all law enforcement.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-13
CIARESCE DARROWS SEND
CLIPPINGS RECOGNIZING
NEGRO MUSIC TRUMP

New York. Sept. s. Clippings for
warded by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Darrow from Chicago tell of the tri-
umph there of a chorus of 1000
colored singers in the recent music
festival hid before an audience Of
100000 people.
In one of the clippings from the
Chicago Tribune, James O'Lonnell
Bennett reports that "the colored
brethren have. stolen the show. and
Everybody is glad, He also singles
out the Negro singers for their work
in the large chorus, writing Of them
"The bulwark of this mass of vocal
lists was of course the 1000 Negro
singers. Nothing could 20 wrong
with them so proficient, so powerful
and Il, eonfidpnt to buttress the
situation. The white singers 10y
ally let them command the movement
the intr.cacies and the climates q
the nob)est hymn Of alteration ever
written.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-13
The Weeks EDITORIAL Contemporary Press
GOOD WORK, N. A. "A. C. P.
From. The Norfolk Journal And
Guide. August 80, 1880

Guide, August ~, 1851
Announcement from the War Depart
ment brings news that Camp Doug
las, an outpost in the desert waste
lands of Arizona, is to be abandoned
as a station for u. S. Army troops.
That announcement brings mingled
feelings of Joy and admiration JOY
because that particular forsaken out
post was occupied by Negro soldiers
and admiration because is another
triumph in the long line of civil and
political victories scored by the vigi-
liant, militant National Association
for the Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie.
Colored troops have received far
from their just share Of desserts from
the military branch of Uncle Sans
household. And Camp Douglas has
been described as such an ungodly
place. desblate, barren, and miles
from any evidences of this glorious
civilization of ours. While the col
ored soldiers were required to remain
there for long periods, the white Of
ficers were frequently changed to
spare them the awful agony of men
tai and social starvation. Yet IN
war time, flags are waved, 'Demoe-
racyr and Liberty" shouted from
housetops, and in fervor all the
inequalities of peace time are for
gotten.
William Pickens, field secretary of
the N. A. A. C. p, in several com.
munications to the War Department
deploring the conditions of the Ari-
iona post, turned the light of publ
city on another of Uncle Sans in
tolerable policies. Almost shame
faced, the Department issued state.
ment to the effect that it had decided
to abandon Camp Douglas.
Well done. N. A. A. G. P, Well done.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-09-13

happening at this meeting was the
change in the method of electing the
governing officers of the organiza-
ton. BY the new method each state
will select a governor and these rep
resentatives will constitute board of
governors that will have control over
the affairs of the organization and
elect its officers.
Atlanta, Georgia, was chosen as
the meeting place for 1881, and Los
Angeles, for 1882.
The following are the officers fol
the coming year: DR.. VIM. 81. Hig.
gins, Providence, R. l., president; DR.,
Peter M.Murray, New York City,
president-elect; DR.. E. F. Jones, Yon-
kers, N. Y, vice-president from the
deneal section; DR.. Robert E. Giles,
Chicago, Ill, vice-president from the
Pharmaceutical sectios; DR.. W. W.
Thorne, Charleston. S. c., vice-presi-
dent from the medical section; DR.. ].
R. Levy, Florence, s. c., treasurer
Dr.. w. G. Alexander, general Sec