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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-14
Determined to Win.

TAYLORVILLE, ILL.,, Jan. 13.-
The determination of the miners to
fight and to win the fight is I'M
limited; the militancy of the Tay-
lorville district pickets il known
far and wide. The recent arrests
made by "new" dicks, which the
Peabody Coal Co. has imported from
the machine gun" city, as Chicago
is referred to by the miners here,
have more than doubly strengthened
that militancy, that determination
to fight on and on, until the Ma
tional Miners Union has full con-
troll of the mining industry and fate
of the miners who can no longer
stand the corrupt machine of the old
U. M. w. A. which has completely
merged with the coal operators.
Several meetings were held here
for the preparation of the opening
of the W.I.R. selief station and
miners from as far as Auburn, Kin
caid, Tavey and many other mining
towns came in to stand by and
protect the w. I. R. relief station
from any attack by the sheriff and
his thugs.
Defense corps have been formed
consisting of young miners who
have volunteered to guard the place
all night.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-14
BOSTON J0bLESS
WORKERS MARCH,
IN RELIEF FIGHT
Organize Unemployed
Council
(Continued from Paoe One)

Continued from Page ORe)
ployed and unemployed, and a fight
for the demands of social insurance
outlined by the Trade Union Unity
League, the members elected three
delegates to the unemployment con-
ference to be held Friday, January
II, at 1882 Woodward st.
The committee told of the role of
the A. F. of L. officials in co-operat-
ing with the bosses to lower the
workers conditions by sanctioning
wage cuts.
Already five locals of the A. F.
of L. in Detroit have chosen dele
gates to Fridays conference, Paint
ers Locals 81 and '342; Carpenters
local 1929; Engineers Local 5 and
Plasterers Local 16.
The T.U.U.L. and the Auto Work
ers Union are leading the campaign
to organize the unemployed for a
fight for militant demands. Steps
are being taken to enlist the tens
of thousands of unemployed auto
workers in the campaign. Next to
the auto workers the building trades
workers are the hardest hit by I'M
employment.
A mass meeting for the building
workers has been called for Wednes-
day, January Is, 1880 p. M, at the
Trade Union Center, 1882 Wood
ward st.
Steps will be taken at this meet
ing to organize a powerful Building
Trades Workers Industrial Union as
part of the T. U. U. L. here. All
building workers, regardless of craft,
will be taken into this union.
= &
Buffalo Officials Threaten JobIess
BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 13.-The
Buffalo city officials have resorted
to threats in order to try to halt
the rapidly rising militancy of the
scores of thousands of unemployed
workers here.
The officials have made an Off
cial statement that all unemployed
workers having anything to do with
the Unemployed Council organized
by the Trade Union Unity League
will get no relief from the city. In
an attempt to allay the rising mill
fancy of the workers, the city has
made a gesture of providing very
small dole to the unemployed.
The so-called relief amounts to
So week for a family with or
6 children. This will be cut off if
the worker joins the Unemployed
Council, the city officials threaten:
This action has made the mem
bers of the council more determined
than ever to organize all the I'M
employed for the demands of the
T.U.U.L.
On Monday, January 20, at 8
p. M, mass meeting of the I'M
employed will be held at Engineers
Hall, SO West Huron St., under the
auspices of the Trade Union Unity
League.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1930-01-14
Young Miners Meet.


The Workers International Relief
call for contributions of food, cloth
ing and money to be sent to it's
office at 23 South Lincoln St., Chi
cago, or the W.I.R. national office,
IT'S Fifth Ave., New York City.
Yesterday, at Liberty Hall in
Zeigler, ILL.,, and at the W. l. r.
headquarters in Eldorado, sectional
conferences Of young miners were
held, under the auspices of the un-
ion, and developed plans for sub
district organization for the youth
section of the National Miners
Union. These conferences, and
others to be held by young miners
in Belleville, January 26, 10 a. m.
at Odd Fellows Hall; in Staunton,
January 26, 10 a. M, in Kalars Hall !;
and in Taylorville February 2, will
prepare for a state wide young
miners conference February y, in
Belleville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

revision, that some changes sug-
gested might affect the present
status OF the sanctions in the
covenant. some fearing that the
sanctions might be extended and
others wishing that such would h-p-
pen. The question therefore was
referred 10 the governments for
further study.
Disappointment also was fit that
the revised statue Of the world
court was not brought into force
since It contained measures pur-
porting to adjust the courts ma
chinery 10 new conditions and
guaranteeing a provision that leaC.e
leaders believe would facilitate the
entry Of the United States into the
tribunal. This provides that no
Judgment may be taken In a case
involving an American interest
without consent OF the United
States.
Few OF leagues directing mem
bers were fully satisfied with the
assembly's disarmament work. but
they felt some progress had beer
made. The assembly asked rs
preparatory disarmament commits
sioll 10 make the November session
its last and TO complete a drast 70;
a generl disarmament treaty.
Following are some OF the more
important other matters dealt with.
I The BRAND scheme for an Eu-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
Work Progressing
On Matarnoros Cafe
ASSOCIATED Press Photo

Work is progressing on the
Matamoros Cafe. which is being re-
decorated for the winter season. The
interior is to be completely re-
decorated. and when completed IL
Will be one Of the most attractive
OF the dining and dancing places
on the border.
The low-hung ceiling and soft,
indirect lighting effects are being
planned TO give ar atmosphere Of
coziness and intimacy for the in
side dance floor when weather
does not permit dancing outdoor.
Work is expected TO be completed
within a week. and in the mean
time IS not interfering with the
dining and dancing at the cafe.
A radio party Is 10 be broadcast
every Monday AZ 1890 p. N.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
LEAGUE ENDS
ITS SESSIONS
Dissatisfied Although Not
Discouraged BY
Results

GENEVA. Oct. 4.-R-Dtssatis-
fiec but not discouraged. the
League Of Nations assembly con-
cluded its eleventh annual session
today after graphing for three
and one-nalf weeks with obstinate
international problems.
There were various reasons why
the leaders of 50 nations leaving
Geneva tonight. were not entirely
satisfied with the results OF tn
sitting. Most keenly felt. perhaps
was the failure 20 accomplish the
amendment OF the league covens
so as to close its existing war gaps
and thus advance the stage in in
ternational dealing expressed In
the Kellogg-B BRAND anti-war pact.
The delegates found. in facing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
Matamoros Rotary
To Sponsor Scouts

Matamoros Will have a Club de
Ez~ploradoresr in the near future
The club will be organized in
MatamoroS under the auspices Of
the Matamoros Rotary Club. The
Club de Exploradores' IS simply
the Spanish term for Boy Scouts :.
The Matamoros Chamber OF Com
merce has been asked by the Mata-
moros Rotary club to get all avail
able data on the utilization and
the organization rules Of q club Of
that sort.
The Matamoros Chamber has ad-
dressed the Tampico Chamber Of
Commerce asking for data and or
%ganization rules. Data is expected
within a dav or two. Active work on
organizing the club will be under
taken Immediately. No ore has
been named as yet as head Of the
club. II is understood that the
naming OF the Scoutmaster will be
made at the next meeting Of the
Matamoros Rotary club.
Many boys and young men from
the city have already asked me
about organizing a Bov Scout club.
and from the interest that has been
taken by the Matamoros Rotary
club I believe that they will not be
disappointed" ST. Ruben A. Mar
tinez. Matamoros Chamber secre-
tary, protein said Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
Seen About
Matamoros
BY OSCAR

Today Sunday .-. church DAY
sounds HOMOGENEOUS. but not so
the comments which we hear re-
garding a certain crack that was
taken al us in a Valley morning
paper. said paper stated that
some prisoners we're to be lined up
and shot just because they were
charged with murder. further
more 1t stated that nothing was
said about the prisoners being given
a trial or found guilty By a jury.
and for the enlightenment OF
r who does not know. We wish
70 state that there are no Jury trials
n Mexico. ". the jury trial system
wac innovated during the revolu-
ton. but i did not seem to fit in
with the laws OF the country. SO
1t is not used anymore Juez
de Pr!mera InStancia tries all
criminal cases. land dictates sen
tence IF 1t IS not appealed il is
simply okayed By the Juez de Sc
gunda Instancia and the Tribunal
de Supreme Justicla de-. Estado
tThe supreme justice tribunal Of
the state. after that the governor
Of the state okayS the sentence and
IL is eXecuted....and We might saw
that the special investigator PRO
curado- del Ministeri0 Publi-o) Is
well IS the Juez de Primera IN
stancla. Judge OF criminal COURT
have the right Of asking the man
ne III which the prisoners are to
be executed also another thing
that was said about US was that in
ne Herald story nc mention was
made OF q trial eve being given the
two MEN, We thought that the
editor OF the paper in question kept
abreast OF the times. the men
were sentenced about two months
ago. the third man in the case
was sentenced Monday as an ac-
compl!ce. and the story in Mon
days Herald simply stated that
the special investigator and the
Judge asked for a military firing
squad 10 execute the sentence that
had been passed before things
are run differently III Mexico. YOU
know. no use in saying that the
men were sentenced again. for
Herald readers knew that already.
No re metas en camisas de ono
varas' IS an old Spanish saving
which means DO not NEEDLE WITH
things YOU do not know about.
well folks. that's that. and troll
sng up the main thorourhfare ne
hear some more comments
shout the Club de Exploradores'
that will be organized in Matamoros
1.-The Monterrey Rotary Club wiz
<onscr Il. data on utilization and
rules Will be obtailed from the
club headquarters at Tampico.
the Club de ExploradoreS is Jus.
the Spanish .ame for Boy Scouts
lit VII be ; rf1z thing for the
youth Of Matamorcs when the club
is organized for It Will foster
fellowship among the youths or the
city. and as the old saying goes.
En- Ia Union eSta Ia Fuerza' On
Union there is strength these
clubs are doing a lot to prepare the
future men Of Mexico 10 serve their
country. and il will do the same
for the youth Of Matamoros.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

ropean union was turned ov.- 10 a
committee OF the European men,
Der states for study. This group
will meet In January for a report.
The assembly authorized a world
wide scientific study OF the pre-
vailing economic depression.
Fifteen justices were elected to
the World Court by he council
They included Frank .. Kellogg.
former American secretary OF state
Fates for two opium c {. -srences
were set-one OF manufacturing
states in London. October q. and
another. on limitation Of manu-
facture. in Geneva May n. The
United States was invited to both.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
Halloween Party
Plans Being laid
fSpecial 70 The Herald)

SAN BENITO, Oct. 4-The an
nual Halloween party for local
children which has almost become
an institution will be bigger
better than ever, says I. Ralph
Willis. director Of the municipal
band who Is daddy" Of the idea.
Mr.. willis says that 7repar fons
are under way TO provide a good
time for children on the evening
OF Thursday. Oct. 30. regular band
concert night. The party will be
held one day ahead Of Halloween
In order that there may be no
conflict with other functions.
There will be candy. fruit and
other prizes Off best costumes and
winners OF games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
INTEREST IN
FAIR QUEEN
Identity Is to Be Kept Secret
Until She Is
Crowned

Considerable interest and curio-
sity has been aroused throughout
the Valley as TO the identity Of the
lovely society girl who has been
selected 70 preside at the corona
ton ceremonies OF the jewel court
which VIII be an outstanding fea-
ture the opening night Of the tenth
annual Valley Winter Fair
November 10 TO %.
Frances Beddoes. director OF the
Coronation this year. has been be-
sieged with inquiries for informa-
ton as 10 the Queens identity, but
she refuses to divulge her name
and maintains that her identity
will not be revealed until the night
Of the coronation, Saturday, Nov
ember IS.
The mysterious" queen viii ap-
pear IN public just as soon as the
Especial jeweled mask arrives. whicn
I has been especially ordered for the
occasion. She Will make a tour OF
the Valleys leading shops some
time next week to select her gowns
and accessories for the queen and
debutantes' ball which follows the
coronation ceremonies.
DebufaDtes Named
A complete list or the charming
Valley debutantes who VIII make
their bow 70 Valley Society at the
coronation ceremonies will be an
nounced in the very near future.
The committee is very busily en-
gagged in making the selections from
all parts or the Valley. The duchess
es selected TO date are
Harlingen-Carroll Lee Thomp-
son, representing the Emerald.
RaymonGville-Ursula Maria So
chile. representing the Jade.
Brownsville-Beth Creager. rep
%resenting the Jet.
Alamo-Mildred Young. repre-
Senting the Topaz.
Mercedes-Mary Frances Haynes,
representing the Amethyst.
Weslaco-Jane Stebbins, repre-
senting the Ruby.
La Feria-Mary Joe Dunlap, rep
resenting the Sapphire.
Jeweled head-dresses for the
duchesses are expected 70 arrive
within the next two r three weeks
A confirmation or the order has
been received from the manufac-
turers by Frances Beddoes. anc
they have promised 10 expedite
shipment and have them here a.
the earliest possible date.
Photographs OF the queen and
the various duchesses are now be-
ing collected and will appear in
the leading Valley newspapers as
soon as cuts are made and distri-
butsd.
Advance preparations indicate
tina. our Coronation Ceremonies
this year will surpass all previous
coronations BY far" said John r
Flcore, secretarv-manager OF tho
Valley Mid-Ninter Fair association
who has arranged many interesting
exhibits and lavish entertainment
to make the 1880 fair the creates
exposition ever held in the Valley
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
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Inter-C City Rotary
Meeting Scheduled
Gpecial to The Heraldj

SAN BENITO. Oct. 4.-The inter-
citv meeting Of six Rotary clubs st
the Stonewall Jackson -rotei here
THURSDAY night. will take the place
II the regular noon-eay luncheon
next week. it was announced Mt
this weeks gathering. Brownsville.
Matamoros. San Benito. HarlinEen,
Raymondville and La Feria are ex-
pected 70 be represented.
An international meeting will be
held at Hotel Il Jardin IN honor
Of visitors from Mexico Oct. q and
that gathering also viii take the
place OF the regular noon-day
luncheon here that week.
I. 9. Darfler. promoter OF the
airplane landing field opening Ncv
II: also explained plans for the
celebration. \
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

officiating. They left shortly after
on their wedding trip.
Mr.. Lowe Is connected with the
Progreso Development Co, while
Mrs. Lowe has been dieticiar nc
the McAllen hospital for the past
year. She came TO the Valley from
Virginia
They will make their home IN
Donna.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
Station Painted

SAN BENITO. Oct 4-Rerodel-
ing Of the Bowie Bros. Service Sta
ton in the heart o. the dow town
section has been completed.
The exterior Of the -tation has
been done over in white with blue
lettering and trimming.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
5-PoSTAL REPORT.
Miss Buchanan WEEDS
Donna Man Saturday

The marriage OF Duncan :. Lowe.
OF Donna. and Miss Miriam Blu
chanar. McAllen. was solemnized at
noon Saturday at the Baptist dis
trict parsonage. IN Brownsville
with the Rev. O. l.. Smith. pastor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

One OF the large Hollywood mo-
ton picture laboratories has turn
ed its tanks Of old developing SOL
utions into q silver mine. convert
ing the silver caught in the solu-
tons into $4,000 a month.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05
Shop Will Polish
And Simonize Cars

Opening OF a slmonizin- and
polishing shop for cars IN the next
few days is announced By Rich--d
w. Warrior. who i TO be proprietor
Of the shop. 1t will be located next
10 the Ross Drive Yourself on
Levee.
Warrior came here recently from
Long Beach. California, where he
had a similar business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

Sleep curled up like a kitten.
and not stretched out like a ram
rod. is the advice Of DR.. II. M.
Johnson. OF the Mellon Institute
Of Industrial Research in Pitts
burgh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

TT is BUR sincere desire that the City of Brownsville have a REAL park. We offer
l the only ideal location and al a very reasonable price. One hundred and
sixty acres spenddly adapted as a potential park SITE. 1t is located to the left
of the Palm Boulevard entrance to Los Ebnos, extending som 1900 feet from
the Los Ebanos entrance toward the Brownsville public schools and adjoins Los
Ebanos on the northwest side. 4~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

INCLUDED on the grounds Of the park there should be a municipal auditorium, a
L 700 and museum a municipal golf course and Fairgrounds large enough to ac-
commodate baseball IN football grounds Brownsville needs a park that is con
venienty located and the block of land selected should have natural advantages
terrain, etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

Among the novel features IN
Guided in New York's 63-story
Doherty Building, will be double
decked elevators which will take
cn tand discharge passengers a
two floors simultaneously.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

WILL Brownsville have a beautiful, spacious and modern park conveniently
w located and ideally adapted as a park site at the end of ten years? If s,t then
the land should be secured immeditely-whlet the proper location may be obtained
before it is cut up into lots for a residential secton-and before the inevitable in
crease in property values prohibits the purchase of the desired location.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

DlCTURE Brownsville ten years from now: City limits will have been extended
L far beyond their present boundarss-propertyw will be worth many times its
present charlottesville should be the metropolis. as well as tn pleasure re-
Sort Of South Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-05

OUR international airport deepwater o utet to the sea- and world markets, port
~ IF entry into Mexico, splendid agricultural district and ready accessibility tt
ocean beaches all combine to assure a rapid growth and increasing wealth for
Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24
Texas and Aggies
Together for Once

AUSTIN, Oct. 24-tP-Usualiy
az swords points concerning the
relative merits o. their schools anc
athletic teams. the l .rslty o..
Texas and Texas A. and M. now are
working together in the campaign
Tor the passage OF an amendment
10 the state constitution to permit
the wider latitude in the invest
ment OF the permanent endowment
fund.
A and NJ. recently T1s granted
a share in the income from the
fund. Under the present constitu-
ton. only state or federal bonds
may be purchased and the amend
ment would permit investment in
bonds yielding a higher rate Or
interest. Owing to the low rate ct
which the government can borrow
money. u was estimated that b.
1883 the federal securities would
not yield more than two and one
half per cent interest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24

Texas Centers Eyes on Pony-hdiana Game

est for he day with a pair OF con-
ference games. the powerful Uni
versity Of Texas Longhorns opening
their campaign for the champion
ship against Rice Institute at
Houston, and the Texas Aggies
meeting the University Of Arkansas
Razorbacks on neutral ground al
Little Rock.
The two remaining conference
teams. Baylor and Texas Christian,
have non-title bouts scheduled to-
morrow. The Bears. who surprised
even their staunchest supporters by
last weeks heroic stand against
Southern Methodist. meet a worthy
foe in the Centenary college gentle
men at Shreveport. The Frogs
should have it easier in their tilt
with Texas Tech at Fort Worth.
Coach Schmidt announced he would
start a second or third team against
the Matadors. saving his regulars Is
much as possible
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24
U. OF I. PLAYS
RICE SOPHS
Aggies Tie into Arkansas
In Only Other Game
In Conference
BY GAYLE TALBOT, Jr..
Associated Press Sports Writer

DALLAS, Oct. 24.-Pl-Chasten-
ed somewhat by their l4-l4 tie with
Baylor University last week. the
Southern Methodist University
Mustangs hope TO regain some Of
their lost prestige when they engage
Indiana University in on inter-
scholastic tilt at Dallas tomorrow.
10 will mark the first time a
member OF the Big Ten has played
a Southwest Conference team in
this state. and advance sales indi-
cate upward ar $4,000 spectators
Will witness the clash. The Meth
odists already have met one Hoo
sier eleven this year. losing q close
struggle TO Notre Dame at South
Bend. Indiana's l00-piece band
will help enliven tcmorrow's spec
tacle.
With Weldon Mason. star half
back. and Malcolm Powell. regular
center. still out with knee injuries
received against the Ramblers.
Southern Methodist Will be without
It's full strength. while Id ID re-
ported the invaders will present
their strongest front for the first
time thi year. The Mustangs
mastery or the passing game. how
ever. has served 10 establish them
favorites over the Hoosiers. who
dropped To Minnesota last week.
Conference Games
The battle here Will share inter