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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-25
MOVIE SIDELIGHTS

McLaglen and Is now al the Capt.
toll Theatre.
Assisted ably by the talented COM
ediennes Fiji Dorsay and Polly Mo-
ran, with Ell Brendel Of the Swedish
accent, McLaglen makes Hot For
Paris as thoroughly enjoyable as
its predecessor. What was trench
humor in the past is now favored
with salt spray, but marines and
sailors talk the same language and
have the same amorous pursuits.
But whether the fun be earthly or
salty the result IS solid entertain
ment.
Consider the primary situation:
McLaglen and Brendel are sailing
the bounding pillows, headed for
Havre, a port with many piquant
If somewhat slamboyant memories
for the pair. Indeed. they suspect
the gendarmerie would very much
like 10 lodge them at the city's ex-
pense. Meanwhile McLaglen on sew
eral occasions Is about to lose or
destroy a ticket he purchased some
time previously on the Calcutta
Sweepstakes. Brendel's Swedish
thrift alone saves ii from destruc-
ton. And. strangely enough, its
the winning ticket.
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'an7eron Courts
SUITS FILED N DISTRICT
COURTS

0A2
COURTS
T. w. McNear VS. Delta Orchards
Company. debt.
The American Land Company of
Texas VS. Charles <. Back. damages,
title and possession.
Frank T. Phillips VS. Rio Grande
Valley Gas Company. damages.
Maria Ortega Olivarez vs. Manuel
Olivarez, divorce.
County Court
Hon. Oscar O. Dancy. Judge
Filings; Guardianship OF Abel Lo-
Zano. CT al, Minors.
Marriage Licenses
Jose r.. Garcia and Sofia Lopez.
Stanley Osborn and Esther Gala
han.
Pedro Adalpe and Socorra jaime
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and Son" opening a two-day
gagement at the Harrington Arcadia
theatre starting today.
Sarah and Son" Is a deeply NOV
ing story Of mother love. effectively
cramatized by Paramount and sup
erbly played by Miss Chatterton and
her supporting cast. IN this picture
Miss Chatterton's role of the moth
er Is quite different from the usual
Interpretation. For there are no
heroics. no Mysteries. no false ap-
pealS TO sentimentality. Instead sim
plicity and later on. a sophisticated
outlook on life Is the structure upon
which the play and character are
developed. Miss Chatterton's sym
pathy and understanding for the
role and her ability 70 project the
character in terms Of the believable
are a tribute TO her qualities as an
artist OF the first rank.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-25
RTvOLI SAN BENITO

Though Lillian Gish Is sacrificed
to marriage in United Artists "One
Romantic Night" showing at the
Rivoli Theatre, San Benito for 3
days starting today. a lucky twist
Of fate makes the surrender a ro-
mantle and pleasing one for her
inaugural appearance in talking pic
lures.
"One Romantic Night which is
a dialogue adoption OF the universal
ly-acclaimed play The Swan" by
Ferenc Molnar, presents the demure
star in a role that is unlike any
others she has attempted.
No longer the innocent victim OF
mans wiles such as she was in two
of her greatest successes, Broken
Blossoms" and WAY Down East"
Miss Gish p~ortrays in her latest
film the character Of an up-to-date
girl who uses the intrigues Of TO-
nance TO suit her own purposes.
In keeping with the stars profes-
slonal rebirth are the expensive anc
ultra-modern gowns she wears in the
picture. Dressed in all the glory OF
a star mannikln. Miss Gish wildly
enacts the sem-sophisticated role Of
Alexandra"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-25
WRECKED PLANE.
MYSTERY.
Missing Maurice Graham
Now Believed to Have
Died in Storm

LOS ANGELES, June 25.-tP-
Discovery Of a wrecked airplane last
night in the mountain wllds OF
western Utah, was expected BY
Western Air Express officials 70
clear the mystery surrounding the
disappearance January 10 Of Maur-
ice Graham, Air Mail pilot.
Officials Of the company said
they were certain the wrecked plane
was the one in which Graham start
ed on his last trip with mail from
Los Angeles TO Salt Lake City.
When the plane was discovered
near Cedar City, Utah, By two
youthful shepherds, Ward Norten-
son and Elburn orion. James Car
son. Graham's flying buddy. rushed
To the scene from Ely, New. He
later reported to Western Air Off
Gals that an unopened parachute
~stenciled Maurice Graham had
been found beside the plane. Car
son said he found in the codlpit a
jacket worn by Graham on his last
flight.
Both Carson and the shepherds
reported the plane was not badly
damaged. The mail compartment.
they said, was unbroken and lock-
ed. The wings and one wheel hao
been broken, apparently when the
plane nosed into a soft snowdrift
on the mountainside.
Carson expressed belief that Ora
ham was uninjured in the crash.
Officials at Cedar City imme-
diately established a guard over the
plane and residents Of the region
organized a search for traces OF
Graham. who. they believe, must
have persisted in the storm which
ragged at the time Of his disappear
ance.
Graham had taken off the Las
Vegas. Nev. field about 10 p. m. the
night Of January 10.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-25
Texas Golfer Leads
Shooters Of Nation

CAKMONT. Pa. June 25-F-
Thanks TO some sensational putting.
Mac Burnet Texas, was four up
Over John Merwin. Yale. at the
ninth hole Of the first round OF the
intercollegiate golf championship
n.ie today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-25
RUSSIANS IN FRANCE

PARIa-France is now the home
Of more than 100000 white Rus
slams who fled TO this country when
the Bolsheviki seized the govern
ment at the end Of the World Wal
For the most part. these r mer-
bers Of the a%ristocracy Of Rus
Now they are reduced to work.
with their hands in agricultur
clerical work and other occupation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-25

These features simplify the mechan-
les of driving and, together with reli-
ability, add a great deal I 0 the mental
comfort of motoring.
Physically, too, you will feel fresh
and relaxed i'm the new Ford because il
is such a roomy, easy-riding car.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-25

The %restful, wel1-uphoIstered seats
invite you to sit back and relax and
enjoy the panorama of the passing
miles. Steadily, evenly you travel along
because of the specially designed
springs and the four HoudailIe double
acting hydraulic shock absorbers. They
cushion the car against hard ioIts and
bumps, reduce bouncing, and smooth
your path along every highway.
See the nearest dealer and have him
take you for a demonstration ride IN
the new Ford. Take the wheel Yourself.
Plan TO give 1t a severe test. Check IN
on comfort, safety, speed, acceIeration.
ease of control, and power ON the hills.
Talk to Ford owners and mechanics and
get a line on reliability and economy.
Then you will know, from your own
experience, that il brings you every
thing you want i'm an automobile nj an
unusually low price. Then YOU will
know why SO many millions of motor
lists say, "I'm glad / bought q Ford"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-25

nNE of The fine things about driving
~ the new Ford is the way il takes
you over the miles without strain or
fatigue.
Mentally you are at ease because you
are sure of the mechanical performance
of the car. No matter how long the trip,
or rough or devious the roadway. YOU
know it will bring you safely, quickly
TO the journeys end.
Through thickest traffic, up steepest
hills, along the open road, you will
drive with security and confidence
because the new Ford is so alert and
capable and SO easy to operate and
control.
The steering wheel responds readily
to a light touch. Gears shift smoothly
and silently. Brakes take hold quickly
and firmly even on rain-swept streets.
Unusual acceleration, speed and power
are especially appreciated in emergen.
cies. A space but little longer than the
car itself is all You need for parking.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-25
Secretaries to Meet

SAN BENITO, June 25.-Secre-
,aries Of Valley chambers Of com
merce are scheduled TO meet here
IN a special session Friday night,
June a. The nature Of business 70
be discussed has not been announc-
cd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-25
4 o NAUGHT

What are YOU crying for. my
little man?" the old gentleman
asked.
I've been playing truant an day,
sir" said the small boy, and I've
Just remembered today's Saturday"
-rt-Pits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-25
Cotton Growers To
Meet at McAllen
ISnsrIaI I'd No HeraIdl

MM
NcALLEN. June 25-Cotton grow
e-s from the vicinity Of seven towns,
NcAllen. Mission. Edinburg. Pharr,
San Juar. Alamo. and Hidalgo. viii
meet here tonight to complete or
g~anization OF a unit OF the Texas
Cotton Cooperative Association for
these combined Upper Valley towns.
s. "A. Debman. who has been in
the Valley for some time IN the
interest OF the Texas Cotton Co
o~rerativ, Association and for the
purpose Of organizing units here.
will be present al the meeting TO
ais in the plans.
An enthusiastic meeting was held
at the high school last Friday night.
at which time committees were
named 70 spread news OF the i'm
p1rtant meeting which will be held
TONIGHT.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-25
Observation-Disclosures

Ruth Chatterton, the distinguish
ed actress OF the stage and screen.
recently seen with Give Brook in
The Laughing Lady. plays the
leading role In the stirring all-talk-
ing dramatization of Timothy
Shea's wcll-known novel Sarah
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.
Cameron County
Elliott Gage ct TX to q. w. Doss;
south 29.56 acres block l, John A.
Hill sub. $325l.60.
Brownsville Land & Imp. CO. to
Central Power and Light Company;
lot 8, block Hi, Brownsville Light
and L. Co. sub. $4,000.
j. z. Warmack TO j. G. Hoggard
ct al; "A portion Of block 50, Wilson
Tract, Sur. 25. $1,000
L. M. Warmack to j. G. Hoggard
and E. c.. Hoggard: lots 5, s. Block
rs. Harlingen. $1,000
l.. B. Warmack ct ux 10 ]. G. Hog
gard ct al: west 10 acres block IS,
Wilson Tract. Sur. Is. $1,000
c. p. Barreda 70 -drs. Maria O.
de Barreda: lot s, block ll9, Browns
vile. S1.00
S. r. Howard ct ux to Josephine
L. Hughes; lots 3, 4, and East IL
lot 5, Block b" Highland Groves
sub. $1,000
NJ. M. Knowles to Ovella vickery:
lots / to y. block /, Shaw addn. TO
Harrington. $1,000
HidalgO County
q. w. Elliff. ct ux TO Frank Pet
rick. ct ux. S6,000.00, 8.79 acres lot
8. block %. Capisall0.
w. NJ. Smith, ct ux 70 J. (. Pate,
$1,000, lot 80, block IA, Pate addn.
to Hidalgo.
X. G. Boysen ct ux to Amos @.
Robinson, sl.00. 2.5 acres, lot 3,
block II, Por. II and ~.
w. d. Christi TO Trinity Fire In
surance Co. Sl025.00, lots 8 a. 4,
block 388, Edinburg.
Priciliano +. Cara, ct al TO Jose
Pena. ct al. $4,000, lot LOG, Village
~ Los EbanOs. Tract 346. Porcion 40.
r. NJ. Alexander 10 w. Raymond
Hamblen. $1,000, S. 3 acres OF N,
7.36 acres lying f Of r. r. lot Il.
Sec. 274. Tex. Mex.
Joe Guioco TO Rosa Grace Guioco,
et al. $1,000. dots p, % a. %, block
SO, Pharr. Lots s and 7, block 49,
Pharr.
Martha I. King ct al to Edinburg
State Bank & Trust Co, $1,000, N.
1851 acres lot 8. block 3, McColl
subdivision.
N. r. Barton, executor TO Thos.
Powell Burchfield. 100000 lot 10,
block IL, Mercedes.
T. (. Burns ct TX TO A. L. Blgson,
$1,000, 25 acres out Of E. side lCt
ITS. Porcion 50 and 20.
j. @. Engleman. Jr., 70 Loyal q
sine. ct uX. S6937 so. lot 25. j. G.
Engleman Sub. OF sec. 263, Tex
Mex.
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CAPITOL

Put on your asbestos trimmed eye
glasses when you take a peek at
some of the more scorching scenes
in Raoul Walsh's successor TO The
Cock-Eyed World" namely, Hot
For Paris" which. as you probably
know. is the further adventures Of
the Erstwhile Capt. Flags Victor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-25

A sanctuary large enough for 40
Oc0 migratory birds. 40 square
miles in area, has been established
IN Louisiana.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24

Many S-l-en-S from various col
hgeS are d. hCzre ENJOYING the
hC--a-S With -neE parents They
are from Bay1-. BeI-01-NzEzne
AcC1ela1d- Mary E-zbeEh ChzL@
Mildred BrL1dlsy- B2vlC-- Waco
Mary Lou MeLemroe- Ralph lee
Texas C|LznlS- Cox Nzlda Lax
and N=n-ol Murray Kathleen
B-UEr- B--y TrzxleT- Paul View
Dzn- C 7 a EI1gSvlIe-NzC
EEbe-a EE1oA Julia EIEEzL
Los T11-1Sol B01-se Nae PsrT-
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Ro-zz1 BEbznk DEEo1a Co-eze
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W0oc1Cuss- ME-c Cl-EEz- san An
tonic MS Helen Adams STUDENT
nI-~e Ts-1E ard Warm Rc-r
Le.al c0Zz1s a Gz1Te-oz
PERSONALS
John = Fo1-e = s-5--z-- =
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24

guests OF Ms Fannie L5chrv to-
The winter months
Ms s. a Paterson and little
soa Gerald left Saturday to- Eo1s-
.on and Victoria 20 spend Christ
mas With Mr. Paterson end re-
a-iTes-
III and E-S- Ben Duncan ard
family Of NeE TzzEe-. Tenn VII
arrive this Eesx = vssr ". z-6
Mrs. WyEe D1zczc- Ec- : fer
DAYS They excect % moza 70 San-z
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loving -1e invocation u ReF.
Leslie A. Boone Christmas hymns
c sung ~ rhe audience a-d
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-24

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fond mach - the pas decade 1f
lie among the youth Which hRS
caused them disbursement uarn
the result that re present genera
ion 5 q better quality and Is try
lng % find q middle ground between
the ERA Of the immediate past and
tne facIc-zn age which EzE CT rne
opposite extreme
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splendid manner. after which me
hostess served refrexhmerux Me-
danes Sprawl and Strong pouring
Young PEOPLE
HOLD yESPER
The young people Of tie PRESET
terlan church rendered Q Carxres
Vesper service. the program beng
Is fcsl0zS-
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Star Scripture reading Nv Rrr
Peake- Solo O Night Divine
Theme O. program Dedication C.
Lie. Service and Possessions 70
Jesus Otfe-1o-T. The Birthday
O. q King for ministerial rellef
Part tEo tnc1ded q reading NV
Mss Jsnc HzlSfea6- II connection
WITH songs and carols ~ TIE cher.
Is zel as duets and sonzx hy rhs
audience. whlle part three gave TIE
Cn-S-EaS Spirit Il Arr with
many beautiful E-11fs L~lasrrzr.-F
some Q. the wards 5eS- pa-r-s-gs
OF TIE different sce1ex or fhe hsrrh
and childhood CO Chr.xr VIII xolc.
and songs y rhe audience.
i was u1e O. re finest cczfr5a-
fso-S 70 the Christmas sr.-a- IL TIE
CITY, and greatly en5oFed 80 to
entire Audience
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Brownsville Club
and Social Activities

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SANTA VISITS SCHOOL


A Thrilling eTez- tooz pace a.
-1e WeS- Ward school -1e occzS1c1
beng a Ts- from Jolly &C Santa
Cans To many O. the SO pupils
this Ezx their frs glimpse C the
good SAINT and every one vas the
recipient O some tor and candy
After q pretty program. including
a Christmas Oge-et-a OK pupils OF
the fourth and fifth grade. Santa
came With q fun pscL The Ee1e--
Gus donors making the gifts ready
for these children. we're Ms I'd
Stuart. the packing houses O. Bolts.
PIrrEan and Davis. and Z Z.
SnzEe-y- zho sent fruit. and the
Piggy lgziy stare and the teach
e-s cs the school provided the
csndv.
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the following pupils o. her Melody
Way music studio. with relatives
and parents Is guests L group
che were Douglas NaI-o-T. James
Carey. Mona Foster, Virginia Md
6ux, Martha Dean Ramsey. Row
el2 Ellis Group tE0. Mary 10
PhipPS. Betty Jane and Bobby
WI-he-S. Dorothy Mae Alien lila
Carey. Martha Bucklzn- L1Ee-na
McKennz- David Yates. Ze-a Wo--
ley, ROcerick Wo-to-d Lorraine
King. John Weaver Rollins OH
e-S we're Pauline and junior Cal
loEay. Mar-ee Wo-leE. Dorothy
Ingram Ruth Man---E- Elaine
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FACULTY AT
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Mr. and Ms j. I Coursy sz-
te-rzlne6 Delightfully."- IN their love
y home with q Christmas party
hono-ilg the faculty o. the junior
high school The beautifully decor
atec Christmas trees u the yard
wed IN attraction With the gorgeous
Christmas decorations II the house
The guests included the faculty.
their husbands and wives. the
school board members with their
husbands and wives. SuperIn-end-
emf Paul Phipps. and Nr- and Ms
Joe Lyday.
Superintendent Phioos Won =
contest. that caused lots OF fun
and laughter. Other pleasures we're
games OF bridge. rock and doninoeS-
The individual places we're desig-
mated " TALES handDainted art
EsrlcaIly y members Of art classes
There vas = real Christmas tree
and q Santa Claus 20 present IA
EorS 10 al guests The Home Eco1-
on,cS department served refresh
n,er-S
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danes A T. Brown A z Nc
C1encol- La J. EeIS 8 D Cant
Superintendent Phi1pS- Joe Lyczy-
Car Chiffon Thomas Vernon
G-althzl- Thomas Merrill. II
Cunningham Bzke-. d " DAY.
Misses Evelyn Estes L1cI--e Nc
Raven J1znl-z Day. GLADYS SS-eS
Patricia and Los -2ey1os6S Louise
kroe1-1E- Eva Alezar6s-. DCS
Do1Ehl- B1-uan and Sanders VI
aid Mrs j. i Cc1-SST-
Mr. Carl Chiffon Przrrz1aI e
he J111o- high. - presented
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stand b. the junior h-zn Ezc-i-T
and they also gave full Ch-E-zS
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TN Cz1-zL VII entertain E--l :
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Ger. Charles Callahan EeczzT
guests. M c II Du1czr S-uz-
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