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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-24
Kiwanis Plans Prettier City
Club Projects Include Many improvements
Including Widening of Streets

Brownsville stands ready to be q city beautiful" with q score OF civic
Improvement projects by provisions OF the program adopted by the XII
wants club and presented In detail at Thursdays luncheon meeting.
The Ktwanians are one hundred per cent back OF the objective for 1890.
adopted as the result Of q civic improvement contest conducted among
club members in which the outline submitted by Robin Pate won the $40
prize offered personally by Sam Perl. president.
committees on each civic plan included in the outline were named ut
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-24
EUTTrE \ EGGS

CHICAGO, Jan. c4-P)-Butter
easy; creamery extras IS; stand
ards 80: extra firts IS TO 80 Ia:
firsts 80 IL TO "a l-2; seconds 81
to 20.
Eggs easy: extra firsts 40 ID to
d: graded firsts 80 - to 40; ordi-
AIRY firsts SO TO 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-24
County Auditor Has
Far Flung Renown

commissioner. says the renown OF
j. j. Bishop, county auditor, has
travelled far and wide.
While In Austin, a man accosted
Pattee and said: Say, YOU have a
live wire auditor down In Cameron
county, haven't you?"
Sure" Pattee replied. "Why?'
Because" the man answered,
"he Just sent me q bill for $4.22
that had been on his books for q
years"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-24
GOVERNMENT
Continued from page II

Continued from page ID
gineer for the Brownsville district,
and c. r. Tyrrell and r. B. Creag-
err representing the local Point
Isabel interests.
Brownsville banker; r. 3. Rentfro
and II. l.. Yates, attorneys for the
Brownsville navigation district;
James Louthan, attorney for the
Port Jsabel-Ssn Benito navigation
district, and r. j. Cummings en-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-24

SwAKOPMUND, est Africa
HD-A German high school here
has been taken over by the manda-
tory government. 1t has a faculty
Of Is and all instruction Is given
In German.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-24
N. o. +

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 24-tP-
Cotton opened steady as Liverpool
came in as due. AS New York OPEN
ed a shade higher prices here i'm
proved slightly after the start,
Barch trading up to It'll and May
TO 1875, or / to 2 points above yes
terday's close. This slight bulge in
duced some further liquidation as
well as selling by ring traders and
March eased off 10 17.06 and May
TO 1882. or 4 70 5 points down from
the highs. The market became
steady at these levels.
The market ruled steadier about
the middle OF the morning owing
to price fixing by mills and cover
ing by shorts for over the week
end. March traded up to 1913 and
May to 1873, or s TO z points above
earlier lows. Near noon the market
eased off TO 4 points on the weak
ness OF statistics which showed
rather diplomatic mill taking. 9th
erwise, the undertone was steady.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-24

When the cs Of the tennis world tge tra nnual meeting in February lew national rankings
will occupy the attention of the ports public The addition of w new members in the First Ten
Fraternity and the elevation Of Johnny Des from eighth to urdp position, will be the outstanding
features it is believed Newcomers in the first EN- probably will be Berkeley Bell of Austin Tex,
ft ranking intercollegiate player, and Gregory Mangn, of Newark N j. The first FIVE shown
above in h. order named should be TldnL Hunter Dog Johnny Van Ryn and Wilmer Allison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
MISSES COATS WILL co QUICKLY!

3ES0S.S0 all black dress coats, with
wolf. Flared style. Sizes Ia and 10.
1-Sos.S0 tweed sports coat. wrap
belted style with ombre caracul. Is.
1-S98.SO brown vona dress coat, cape
shawl and cuffs of brown caracul. Is.
1-S1zS Green Sport Coat, lapin col
lar, belted model. Sizes IA.
z-$14S all black dress coats. wrap
style, shawl collars, cuffs of black
fox. Sizes i6 and Is.
1-$l6S raspberry dakkora coat, with
Canadian wolf. Straightline. Size IA.
z-$l6S VOna cloth dress coats, tan
with fine beaver. Sizes IA and Is.
ISIS red VOna coat, cape shawl,
elbow cuffs of tan caracul. Size 10.
2-$l4S black or tan norma cloth;
wrap styles with shawl collars and
spiral cuffs of Jap mink. Sizes 10
and 1S.
z-$l3s ali black dress coats, huge
collars, cuffs, Russian caracul. Sizes
ID and Is.
lSl4S norma cloth coats, wrap
models with kit fox. Sizes IA and 18.
Coat Shops Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

10-$1.o5 Women's and
Mems mufflers, in JAG
guards, prints, squares and
CneckS 81
2O-$3 Women's and Mems
Silk Squares in tan, beige,
blue. black and white, $1.9S
6-$3 and 1896 Lacy, Wool
Scarfs in orchid, and
white with striped borders,
SI.SS
IS and $5.os Satin Blous-
cites. in pleated. rufied
and trimmed styles in
white or eggsheil. ;. .$3!SS
2-$25 Transparent Velvet
Wraps. . lined and inter-
lined. black or blue. $16.So
Scarf shop, Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Handkerchiefs for
men and women

2s doz. Women's 25c
French Linen Novelty
prints with hand-rolled
hens. $500. g for $1.25
Mems Soc All-Linen hand
ketchiefs with cord Dor
ders and rolled hens
white only 8 or 81
Mems 81 Silk Handker-
chiefs in white with nov
city borders soc
Handkerchief Shop, Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Silk Stockings

Discontinued styles in Cor
don V line and French heel
stockings. s. values :.
broken sizes and incom-
plete color range,
$I.4S pair
$3.50 Chiffon stockings with
shadow clocks a few
in service, with French and
" line heels -. colors and
sizes broken :. .SI.0S pair
Hosiery Shos. Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Silk Umbrellas
$3.95

Our Spring shipment of
new umbrellas arrives
ahead of the inevitable
early Spring shower /,
and what an assortment
new stripes and nov
city borders on the back
grounds of the new Spring
shades. III a n dies in
straight or hook styles are
in ivory tone, amber, moon
glow, and punjab. Gold
and. black frames with
wood shanks. All l6-rib.
Umbrella Shop, street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

1-$11O ViOnnet wrap coat of
brown lerona with badger wolf.
Size IS.
1-$SS black coat, with black fox
shawl collar, cuffs. Size So.
ISIS black norma, with kit fox
shawl collars, cuffs. Sizes IS
and a..
1-$7o.SO black coat, with skunk
shawl collar and cuffs. Size Sc.
1--$1lO black cresselIa, with rae
coon shawl collar, cuffs. Size AZ.
1-S11O black norma, with
badger wolf collar and cuffs. In
size 40.
3-$0S.SO black, brown, green
cressella wolf and lapin furred.
50 and AZ.
3-Sos.S0 black coats, with side
fare. Black fox trim. Sizes
So and 40.
3-SoS.SO black cameFs hair coats
with black lapin tuxedo to hem
collars. Sizes IS to 40.
3-$So.S0 black coats, with kit
, fox shawl cellar, cuffs. In SO
and 40.
$3.50 black coats, Jared and
straight with skunk, lynx, cara
cul collars and cuffs. Sizes SO
to a..
-SSS black coats, with Persian
lamb collars and cuffs. So and AZ.
isis green aud brown Won
net wrap coats with cross wolf
shawl collars and cuffs.
1$lzS little wOmen's coats,
black, green and brown with
beaver and squirrel collars and
cuffs, sizes s. and %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

l-$16S Natural Taupe Pony Coat
:. with luxurious fitch collar, SIS
1$14S Natural Taupe Pony Coats
-. collared with fox. -. .$6S
1-$1oS Black Pony Coat has
a collar of fine German fitch. Sis
S-$1oS SeaIine Coats effec-
lively trimmed with ermine. Sis
l-$3oS Grey Kid CaracuI Coat 4.
self trimmed Johnny collar. sos
2-$26S Natural Muskrat Coats
-. have lovely beaver collars, $I0S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

Of r. smart ;t.:sn Oo with large shawl and mushroom collars and cuHs\
Sizes to " = " '~ anu '"N'
Sl@
fox dufs 4
Sizes '1
I-$IM brown and
of
ISLES brown IeOma, with fitch rand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

1-$69.SO red dress coat; Jared with
civet collar and cuffs. Size Is.
sos llama coats, tailored johnny
collars. Blue ombre. Is and 20.
I-S49.S0 camels hair sports coat,
belted style in size Is.
5000 tweed sports coats, belted
styles, blue, and tan mixtures. IA. 10.
4-$4S flared tweed sports coats,
green, brown, blue mixtures. l4to IL.
I-$oS.5O red vona cloth, with black
seal collar, cuffs. Size 10.
I-$7O.5O tan norma hared dress coat,
with black caracul. Size IA.
S-$79.SO cameFs hair cloth, double
breasted styles, tan. IL to Is.
4-$49.5O tan and brown tweed sports
coats, tailored, belted. IL to IT,
3$40.SO imported tan cameI's hair.
Stitched collar and cuffs. Sizes Is
and 18. =
@$4o.S0 imported tweed sports
coats, single or double breasted. Gray
or blue mixtures. Sizes IL, Is and Is.
1-$os.SO imported red tweed sports
coat, with gray krimmer. Size IA.
l-S0S.S0 oxford cloth coat, belted
style with natural wolf. Size Is.
$3.50 black dress coats, straight
line, cape shawl of black earacul, IA
and l6.
I-$0S.SO COB blue, Vionnet wrap
style, with black fox. Size Is.
2-$So.S0 all black coats, wrap styles
with waist deep shawls and cuffs of
black fox. Size l6
2-$oS.SO Jared coats. Black with
skunk collar, cuffs. 16 and Is.
1-$IlO brown velour de nord, with
collar and cuffs of muskrat. Size Is.
I-$I25 imported tweed sports coat,
large beaver collar. Size 10.
1-SoS.SO blue Vona cloth, wrap model,
with black caracul collar and muff. Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

3-$4S.SO black broadcIoth with
black manehurian wolf. Sizes
Sc and IS.
z-&S9.S0 little women's coats,
black and navy with skunk and
fox. Sizes Az and 431z, respec-
lively.
1$S9.S0 brown and grey tweed
for sports. Fox, raccoon collars, {
"a and IS.
5000 sports coats, plaids,
mixtures, self collars. Sizes s.
and 50.
1890 tan llama coat, fine tai
lored style, belted; size Sc.
1-$oe.S0 black velvet with black
fox collar, cuffs. Size 40.
1-$9S rust color lustrah, lapin
tuxedo collar to hem. Size So.
4-$se.So grey and black mixture
sports coats, Jap fox collars and
cuffs. Sizes 40 and AZ. Now $45.
$3.50 black norma with black
fox collar and cuffs. Size AZ.
1$7S straight-line black coats,
mink tail trimmed. Sizes SO, AZ.
S-$69.S0 black with grey kit fox
and wolf shawl collars and cuffs.
In sizes So and 20, reduced to $45.
2-$69.S0 tan and brown norma
coats, with muskrat and civet cat
collar and cuffs. Sizes 40 and a.
z-$6S black coats, tucked panel,
black skunk fur; sizes AZ and 46.
6-&SS.S0 black and brown coats
with wolf, lynx, opossum. Sizes
20 to AZ.
1-$11O little wOmen's brown
cressella with wolf collar, cuffs.
3. Size 35Lz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
WOmen's Coats Are Much Lower!

1-S49.SO brown Onbre tweed,
with self collar, size 50. Now
SIS.
1-$Se.S0 tan check tweed with
lynx collar, size s., reduced to
SIS.
6-$3s.S0 tan, blue and gray
checked tweeds, wolf collars,
sizes 36 to 40.
s-&3S tan and grey mixture
sport coats, wolf collars, sizes
So to 40.
$3.50 tan, black and white
and brown mixtures, sports coats
with wolf collars, sizes IS to AZ,
SIS.
5000 black brOadcIoth, with
black Manchurian wolf, sizes IS
and 50.
1880 grey lustrah coat with
lapin tuxedo collar. Size IS, SIS.
1-$7S brown and tan imported
tweed sports coat with wolf,
size 50.
+$Ss.Se sports coats, green inn
ported mixtures with beaver,
wolf, fox collars. All size So,
all now SIS.
I-S60.SO black broadtail cloth
with self collar. Size ~, reduced
to SIS.
ISIS little wOman's green nor.
ma with skunk collars, cuffs.
Size 3S1z.
l-e6o.y0 black norma, back Fare,
skunk collars, cuffs. Size 81, SIS.
l-SS9S0' black lerona coat,
tucked side panels. Skunk
trim. Size 80.
l-$6e.SO little woman's black
Ierona, skunk collars. cuffs. Size
3SI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
$3.50

25-s2s and $3.50 Street, Az
ternoon and Evening Frocks
in transparent velvet, satin,
crepes and light woolens...
3-pieee ensembles in tweed
and crepe. Peach, nile, green,
rose, dahlia, brown, red,
green, navy and black. Sizes
IA TO 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Large Women's Goats

ISIS brown norma cloth witty
fox collar and cuffs. Size 46.
SA7oSO black and brown,
straightline with esraeul, mink IN a m
tails and marmink Turing. IVY OH c
to 50H. V4e
$3.50 black coats, with black
caracul collars, cuffs. ~ to
4sH.
2-S0SISO black IerOna, with sabiel
dyed civet cats 421l and 461z.
z-979.SO black norma, Persianl @@@
lamb collars, cuffs. Sizes 461z} %AC
and sou. "a
z-$69So black and brown, with
fox and caraeuL. 42H and 481z.
1-$11O oxford coat, with kitty
fox collar, cuffs. Size 441z.
3-$0s.SO brown nornla, fare and
straight, fox and civet furredl NJ
Az. #aN
6-e9e.So aII black coats, AaredI
and straight, with krimmer,
Persian lamb, and kit fox Sizes
4215 to 48X.
I-SlAE black straishtIine, largely
natural squirrel shawl collar and
cuffs. Size 46H.
l-$l35 black hared coat with &nE
black Persian lamb collar, cuffs>
4SH.
1-$12S brown IerOna coat, bea-
yer collar and cuffs. Size 46Iz 1e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

$3.50 and t25 Tweed and
Print Ensembles, with smart
crepe blouses. .pleated skirts.
Also afternoon dresses in
crepe. bertha collars and
button trim. Tan, green,
navy, black. Sizes IA to 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

i3-~$i6s0 and $3.50 En-
sembies of covert and velvet
with crepe and satin tuck-in
hlouses. Flared skirts in
belted models. Black, brown
and navy sizes IA to 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
Clearance Friday Of Fur Goats

substantial reduction these furs an opportunity
of value and styles only Jees Offer Id fine quality
fur COATS superb tailoring and Workmanship prominent
the manipulation of these choice pels models
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23
i lophoM. Store-Wide Sweeping Reductions Friday
1SNS<1TO TeyId

Chanel Gloves Reduced
Regularly $3.50, Now IS
Chanel Gloves in gauntlet and pu-ons
featuring wide cuffs onebucn turnback cuffs and
striped applique.
Chanel's ''Tea Hour" Regularly $3.50, Now 1895
Broken Stock Lines Fabric Pull.Ons
$50 n
Regularly $3.50 o $3o5 Kid, 80, az,
ambskin, capeskn, suede. were 9lIo and SI90 Oeu-
Cuffs appiiqued o embroider PIE woven Oood coiors,
ed tailored Tan, brown Mexloan eeoar tan beige
beige white. oHes y IA
Slightly Marred From Display
2-Long white 16button, regularly $50 SsSS
Beige Suede. 12-button o. regularly $3.50
Flare style gaune size 6H, regularly S. so .S9S
sBege Pulon Suedes sizes g. 6A 6, 6 and regularly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

1$1lO little and cuffs Size 80
1NS back fare Size So
+$ssSO with kit skunk collars and Sizes 50 a. sos
A. $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

1-$265 Silver Muskrat Coat .
self trimmed ...............$ l0S
1-$345 Natural Squirrel
$Oat ......... $Z0S
$3.50 Hudson Seal Coats /. one
ermine trim and mink
lIHl ....s... ............ 1Z90
1-$3oS RaccOOn Coat. .$205
$3.50 Natural Krimmer
SV0S s'''ssss 1850
$3.50 Persian Lamb Coat, $34S
1-$6oS Black Russian caracuI
Coat :. self cape collar. :. .$30S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

Mt''s' Drs's shos, rh'rG Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-23

Coat Shops, Third Floor
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

FREED PHOToPouney Bgow writer who has returned from visit to the former German kaiser Door Holland where Bge low apologzd for statements he made regarding the exuler dur ing the has this przed photo of the meeting at which broken friendship renewed Left to right Mr. and Mrs Poutney
 Bgelow and the former Kaiser Wilhelm and his wife z
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

DOES FIREPROQFING PREVENT F1RE?-An experiment is un deaken the New York State College of Forestry Syracuse determine the resistance to fire of Aeproofed wood small of feproofed wood suspended from spring balance and tended downward inside metal applied and the loss of weight of the wood at me determines how quickly
 it could be destroyed.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

SHADES OF COLUMBUSSuch vessel has not been seen in the last years ar sailors in Los Angeles haf bor as passes You have guessed right built by movie company for of od-me sailing days Observe
 the elaborate "back porch"
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

BACK TO CALIFORNIAN Clara Bow, Ut" girl of the movies, following a trip east, re- turns to California with the in. formation that she and Harry Richman would be married las
 soon as work permits"
New Britain herald., 1930-11-01
OPERA OPENING, NEW WORKERS BUSY
Social Season Gets Into Full
 Swing
By ADELAIDE KERR

New York, Nov. 1 CP-From the gilded glories of grand opera to the hilarious frolics ot Halloween, so- ciety rotated this week in a round of gaicty that marked the true be . ginning of the social season.
 Town houses were opened, parties held sway and once more Park ave nue was througcd with fashionable crowds at luncheon and tea-time.
 Monday night came the operas opening with hundreds of social nota bles filling the boxes Of the Golden Horseshoe, arrayed in shim . mering satins, luxurious furs and sparkling jewels. Many an interest ing dinner was given before the opera and so society came late. But once il arrived it presented spec tacle. the brilliance of which riNallcd the performance of Aida"
 Trailing, fur bordered skirts swept over the worn staircases of the Metropolitan, long feather fans swayed back and forth in the per- fumed atmosphere and everywhere the sparkle Of jewels on powdered throats and wrists added zest to the picture.
 Even tho dobutantes, who do not patronizc the opera Over-ml ch, were there. Miss Barbara Hutton. grand daughter Of Frank W. WoOlWOrth appeared in a white chiffon velvet gown, worn with short-sleevcl jacket bordcred with sable, Miss Dorothy Fell, daughter Of Mrs. Og- den l.. Mills. wore scarlet chiffon velvet and a long black velvet wrap, while Miss Sybil Whigham chose turquoise lace and an ermine wrap.
 Among the interesting costumes worn by socicty's matrons was a gown Of cloth Of gold chosen by Mrs. Frank Vance Storrs which was ac- companiod hy a velvet wrap collarcd in rcd fox,
 After the opera the fashionables stepped again into their motors and
New Britain herald., 1930-11-01
NOrwalk School Finds
 Student Has Paralysis

Norwalk, Nov. 1.@P-Dr. Rob- ert E. Perdue, local health doctor is taking steps to prevent the spread of infantile paralysis here, with the discovery that Miss Bancroft Cher ardi, 16, daughter of Bancroft Gherardi, noted telephone engineer of Washington, D. C., and a grand daughter of Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi. who is student at q private school here, contracted the disease. The young lady is paralyz- cd from her hips down and artificial respiration is being resorted to in order to keep her alive.
 Miss Gherardi's roommates at the school, Miss Mary Whipple, daugh- ter of pr. Allen Whipple, head of the medical center in New York city and Miss Polly Brewer of Wes- ton, Mass, daughter of a prominent Boston banker, have been sent to their homes.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-01
PLAYS GREEK FOLK SONGS

Prof. Lucian Cavadeas, director recital of Greek folk songs and dance music on piano accordion last night in the Ahepa club rooms on Main street About 100 persons attended. Greek and American dances were featured. The affair was for the benefit of the Ahepa club.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-01
GIRL FRACTURES SKULL

Paris, Nov. 1.3P)-Miss Lydia Ferguson, niece of President Ma saryk of Czechoslovakia, was taken today to the American hospital suf- fering from a fractured skull re- here. She was pronounced out of danger
New Britain herald., 1930-11-01
MRS. HOOVER LETS
 NAME BE USED
Will Be a PatrOneSS at ArmiStiCe
 Day Ball
By sALLIE V. '. PICKETT

Washington, Nov. 1 DP,-Wash- fngton society in the past week has noted something Of a reversal in Mrs. Herbert Hoovcr's past policy of refusing to allow her name 10 be listed as patroness for unofficial so- cial functions.
 Literally hundreds of such re- utlcsts pour in upon the First Lady. land until recently she had stead lastly declined to appear ,as spon- sor. She has rclcnted. however, in the face Of the Armistice day ball to be given at the Mayfower hotel hv the officers and members of the District of Columbia Veterans ot Foreign Wars on the night of No vcmbor Il. She and th" president will head the list.
 The First Lady also has so inter- o~t.d herself in the Wellesley col ],-y club bencf, at local thcatcr next week that she has taken box. Tn addition she has given her nam" as a patroness for the benefit in a local theater for the young wom- ems Christian home which IS being unhoused hy government construc- ton work in it's new park plan. The White House has lost for the season Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Jr, who has gone to Ashevillc, North Carolina, with her usband for the winter She had gone about ire qucntly with the First Lady while the presidents eldest son remained at the Rapidan river camp building iup his health.