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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12

Celia Mitchell, IL, faces a new
life when she leaves the home in
Baltimore where she has lived with
her widowed mother, Margaret
Rogers, to join her father. John
Mitchell, and her grandmother in
a stately New York dwelling.
The girl did not even know her
father was living until the day he
came to the Baltimore apartment.
Celia had supposed Bob Rogers. her
mothers second husband, to be her
father. Mitchell offers the girl a life
Of wealth and Immediately every
thing changes. She leaves her
mother. unaware that MRS. Rogers
is seriously III and she leaves Bar
ney Shields. ambitious young news
paper photographer, who swears
that some day he and Celia will
be married.
The girl Is lonely and Ill al
ease in her new home. Mitchell
finds her in tears and Is worried
He appeals TO Mrs. Evelyn Parsons
beautiful widow whose husband
has been Mitchell's close friend
Mrs. Parsons agrees to introduce
Celia to the right set of young
people thought ii is obvious she
regards the girl as a means to gain
Mitchell's affections.
TO this end she invites Celia To
spend a weekend at her Long
Island home. Among the other
guests Is Tod Jordan. a handsome
young man who devotes himself tc
Celia. Jordan fascinates the girl
but she is loyal to Barney and
treats him coolly. Next morning
Evelyn Parsons announces she has
news for Celia.
Now Go On With The story
CHAPTER Xxx
your fathers going to be here
fer luncheon" Mrs. Parsons said
briskly. He telephoned. I should
think he'd be here almost any
time new"
Celia said she was glad he could
come early. Privately she wondered
how John Mitchell would fit into
this crowd Of curious careless young
people. Her father was still as
distant an acquaintance as he had
been the day she arrived in New
York.
II was hot and Lisi Duncan. who
had o the last set Of tennis,
declared that she was simply
wrecked" She tumbled into a
porch chair, calling for ice water.
Kate, her sister. appeared In a
French window and eyed Lisi dis
apprcvingly. Kate wore .ounging
pajamas of orchid silk printed in
beige and green. She looked hab-
itually as though she had just turn
ed from a mirror.
Eve Brooks was wearing paia-
mas, too. an Grange and black out
fit. For a wonder. she was sitting
beside her husband. who was read
ing the newspaper sports section.
No one mentioned attendance at
church. Celia wondered what might
be next n the days program.
They heard the sound OF a car
coming 10 the drive, and Evelyn
Parsons hurried out to meet her
guest Celia would have come. too,
but Mrs. Parsons waved her aside,
A few minutes later she heard
Mitchell's voice in the living room.
Celia went inside.
Good morning. father" she
said.
Morning. Celia. Look as though
Long Island agreed with YOU
"Oh. II does. indeedl" EVELYN Par
sons spoke up quickly. Really I
hope you'll let this dauEhter of
yours consider hardwood her sec
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-12


Along Elizabeth
Gordon Street. $3.50 Rio Grande
Valley Trust company chief f.. ex-
planning his city advertising plan
TO q. c. Richardson, secretary OF
the chamber OF commerce. 1.-THE
plan, known as the Gordon Street
Plan, Is explained in a story today
IN the Herald. what about ill.,.
Marjorie Rel. .... signing a very
legal-appearing document -. with
witnesses and an official stamp and
everything. ... then regreting it,.
Mr.. and Mrs. John z. Rutledge..
visiting friends and relatives In
Brownsville ....of which there are
many. here a week this trip.
E. c. Dodd. ~. principal Of the high
school. . riding along the main
stem. his school had a very in
teresting and humorous assembly
Friday. everyone, including Baby
Ben Brite. had a very enjoyable
time. Red Irvine, head coach.
entering the College Inn and say
ing hello to Mrs. Brown, prop
rietoress... Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
wainwright. in a blue coupe.
going places. Edmund Vidaurri. !.
telling friends about the Pan
Americans first stowaway. e
small Mexican youth who went air
minded all Of a sudden. ."neacon"
Davenport. 80. .high-powered type
writer salesman. boosting q GER
tain machine by the name OF Smith
80. .Ignacio Torteya. editor Of 2
Metamoros newspaper named La
Antorcha".. heard a rumor that
Mexico City was in arms and eager
to put an Extra on the streets.
disappointed when the Herald
notified him that the rumor wa
merely hot air..
War!
Did you see that remarkable
show "All Quiet On The Western
Front?
We did. and Il was a show well
not forget very soon.
Gruesome, yes, but intensely real
issic.
W. were talking to P. A. Dec"
Docksts6der. genial operator. after
tn, performance. Remember that
last scene. where the Fren,- ..arp-
shooter vas getting a bead on the
young hero? Remember Row vor
we're keyed up 10 such a tension
that when the bullet went pine"
vnu almost jumped out OF your
seat?
Doc said that after each show
ne would stand in the back OF tho
show and watch the audience. He
explained that rrac-icsllv everyone
present Jumped when the bullet
rr~t off.
Figuring that out TO q fine point
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J yet RtgNt On a nut huEd .....
..... The River Rises.
we arrived at this conclusion:
There we're five performances each
day. The show was here three
days, or for fifteen showings. The
capacity Of the theater Is around c
thousand, but say Just five hun
dred were present each showing
That makes a total OF $500 Browns
vile citizens who were startled BY
that bullet. Seven thousand and
five hundred people jumping out
Of their seats.
1t was hard on the seats, doubt
less.
We Hasten to Approve
The action taken by the city COM
missioners Friday morning in ap-
pointing a committee to investigate
q proposition which will give the
city OF Brownsville an adequate
park within the city limits receives
our enthusiastic approval.
To say that the city needs such
a park is playing parrot. To say
that the need is obvious Is being
trite. To add that now is the time
TO purchase land, while land Is
cheap, Is just telling persons things
they already know.
The park. II 1t Is purchased. win
be near Los Ebancs, on Palm
Boulevard. There will be l60 acres
Of land there. ample space for d
municipal golf course, play grounds.
auditorium, and other park fea-
lures.
That first item is important. We
know lots OF hefty citizens with
double chins and triple stomaches
who would be slender and healthy
II there had been a golf course
conveniently located. and open to
the public.
An auditorium Is imperative. AT
present, Brownsville citizens are
forced to travel rs miles or more
to Harrington to see such attractions
as Sousa's band, the Tipica or
chestra, stage shows, attracted to
Harlingen because Of the large
auditorium.
We sincerely hope that Browns
vile city commissioners do more
than merely appoint a commits
to investigate. Bring this TO a sue
cessfui termination, SEE VIC.
Up. up, up.
AS predicted in TIE Brownsville
Herald. the Rio Grande Is coming
up-way up. We don't say that the
river Is coming up Just because we
predicted it. but We did predict
that it was coming up. I'VE almost
got tangled up with all those
predicts and "ups')
But don't be afraid. IT will prob
ably stay In its banks. and give Us
lots OF water for crors
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7M Nam STEM
Intimate Glimpses of the Valleys Alley
BY j. r.

AIcnr Elizabeth 49,. "AH Quiet On the Western Front" and Resultant
Jumps .. City Commissioners Get Right on a Hot Idea ....
Parks For Brownsville .... The River Rises.
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T0day'S Markets

lowed by nervous and irregular
fluctuations in cotton today. Early
declines under further realizing
sent the price Of May contract of
to 1880, Or 3 points net lower but
offerings tapered off at this fig
ure, and rallies followed on cover
ing with May selling up to 1858 in
the late trading. They closed at
1850. Rallies Of new crop positions
failed to hold owing to continued
selling which may have been pro-
NOTED by a more favorable view OF
southern weather conditions. The
general market closed steady net
- points higher 70 10 points lower.
The opening was steady at an
advance OF 4 points to a decline OF
5 points. Active months sold about
5 TO IL points net lower during The
first few minutes, with July de-
Ginning to 1888 and the new October
contracts TO 1916.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06

MARSHALL. April 5-tPl-Mar-
shall Is In the midst OF its mil
lion dollar pageant Of progress
The celebration was inaugurated
with the opening OF q new S25o,00O
theater and this city will be
the scene OF continuous activities
throughout the month.
The celebration will be climaxed
with the formal opening OF the
new $3.50, 900 Hotel Marshall az the
time OF the eastern district OF the
Texas Rotary convention April 20
90. The eight-story hotel already IS
receiving guests. II occupies the
site on which the first Marshall inn
uas built In 1855.
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This is the pattern diagram that comes each week
with the Mary Marshall fashion service.


HIS collar may be made OF
material to match ths dress or
- OF some sheer material such
as chiffon. or silk or cotton wolfe
OF a light tone. The collar slips on
over the head and may be at
tachsd 10 the dress or adjusted
after the dress Is put on
To make the pattern draw q
line twenty-seven inches long on
n large piece OF smooth paper.
Mark one end A. and the other 3.
Draw a lire at right angles TO A.
measure fifteen inches and mark
D. Measure another line at 3.
measure fifteen inches and mark
C. AID and &c should be parallel.
Measure down from A six inches
and mark +. Measure up from b
ffteen inches and mark r. X II
two inches UP from +. Draw q
line at right angles to X and mark
Y. Now draw a curved line as
Indicated from r 70 Y and from
Y TO Il and cut along this line
Eye. and along E-A. AID. DC,
C-B and B-F. This represents half
the collar pattern.
To make the collar you viii
need three-quarters OF q yard OF
material at least thirty inches
wide. Lay on q ~lengthwise fold
and spread the pattern on tbs
material with A-E and F-B on the
Sold Pin down the paper and cut
along the edges.
Slip the piece over the head
with Y coming at the front. + at
the lack and Y over the -houlder.
Yea may cut the collar into a
curve at the two points occurring
AZ d and c. 70 make q rounded
collar. or you may leave the col
lar as II IL II you want the pointed
effect.
Trim the neck opening as de-
sired. IL the collar Is 20 be at
tached 70 the dress trim the dress
neckline to agree with the neck
line OF the collar. Join In n mar
row seam to come between TIT
dress and the collar. TO finish fh'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06
Ex- Governor Body
Will Be Reburied

AUSTIN, April 5.-tR-The body
OF James Pickney Henderson. first
governor Of Texas. dead for ~
years, will be buried in the State
Cemetery at Austin on April p. an
niyersary Of General Sam Houston's
Victory at San Jacinto. The exec
utive's body had been buried at the
Congressional cemetery az Washing
ton. where Henderson died on June
A. 1868. while serving as United
Senator from Texas.
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n. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. April 5-tP-The
Dull faction kept things well IN
nand IN today's short session of
the stock market, despite heavy
weekend prcfit-taking sales. The
market sagged until the last half
nour, when fresh operations for
me advance were launched in the
utility and Gil shares, and the gen.
sral list was lifted irregularly hign-
sr. Sales totaled 2,524,48O shares.
A colorful assortment Of vague
and uncomfortable merger rumors
helped the advance in the utility
and oil shares.
Confidence was bolstered some
what by predictions Of a new de-
cline IN cred.s rates next week, al
though bankers held out no hope
OF a rturn OF the 2 per cent call
money OF q fortnight ago.
Strong spots were Standards OF
California and New Jersey, which
S about 2 and 5 points to new
highs for the year. There was Cos
sip over the prospect OF a merger
Of the two, If the Standard OF New
York vacuum merger is upheld ii
the courts.
Wall Street continues to hear
rumors Of a combination or close
utilization CT Consolidated Gas,
Columbia Gas, Niagara Hudson and
Public Service OF New Jersey. The
two first named shot up about 4
points to new highs for the year.
International Harvester. General
Printing Ink. Motor Products and
U. s. Freight were buoyant features,
moving up 6 TO more than z points
TO new 1880 tops. u. S. Steel closed
UP more than a point.
Warner Brothers dropped 3 points,
then rallied 2.
Foreign exchanges were steady.
with sterling cables holding at
1886 1-2.
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n. 0. COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, April 5-P-
The cotton market was compare
lively quiet in the short Saturday
session and prices were rather
cratic and fluctuating.
With Liverpool better than due
at the start the market here open
I'd fractiolall unchanged. but
prices PROMPTLY eased off on the
execution Of an accumulation of
overnight selling orders resulting
from the sharp decline near the
close on Friday. the price level be-
Ing lowered 8 70 IL points.
Prices soon rallied however on
reports that the previous days sud-
den drop was due TO selling by
traders and not BY cooperatives who
appeared to be buying Julys in this
market.
Prices soon rallied II 70 % points
but eased off 5 to Z points at the
end on weekend realizing. May
after dropping 10 1902 down low
points. rallied to 1925, up % points
and closed a. 1913, up 5 points net
for the day. The general market
closed steady net 6 points up TO
3 down.
n. Y. STOCKS
NEW YORK, April 5-P-Yes-
kerdav'g sharD reactions were fol-
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RROTHERLY LOVE

willie, mamma has a great sur
prise for you
II know what II is-big bruvyer
Il home from SCHOOL,"
How did YOU know"
NM bank won't rattle any
more.r-Birmingham Dispatch. Eng
land.
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FOR SALE OR


SOUTH EIGHTY acres OF Eugene K.
Butler tract south Of and adjoining a.
Parker development NJ Otfnito. Price
$4,000 per acre. half cash. Owner.
Ellis. care Hotel Cameron. BIZ
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, April 5.-P1-Faced
by crop scare news. wheat prices to-
day jumped skyward again, closing
strong at the top. The outlook was
for a decrease Of the United States
wheat visible supply. Absence Of
moisture in Kansas, Oklahoma and
NebreEka added to chances Of crop
damage becoming severe, and anx-
iety was aggravated by Nebraska
and South Dakota reports OF high
winds and dust clouds.
notwithstanding downturns in
quotations at Liverpool. the wheat
market here closed buoyant, ] 7-8
TO 2 Sac. a buShel higher than
yesterdays finish. Corn closed un-
changed TO l-2c. up. oats unchanged
to Ia to 3-8c. advance, and provi-
sions varying from SC. decline TO
q rise OF &c.
Closing indemnities wheat, May
l.l2 3-8 l-i8 "a: July 1.12 7-8 TO
lib, 100 3-8; Sept. 1.l6, 1-22 7-8 to
1.23 Ia. Corn May IS 10. 81 3-8
to 10. July 81 3-8 to 10, SO ga to
7-e: Sept. .88 3-S to 10. .9l.e7 3-8
7-6; Sept S8 3-8 TO 1-2. 81.
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a WHOLE HOLE

Husband: I can't make out which
is the top and which is the bottom
Of these socks.
Wife: Idiot The big hole is the
lob and the collection of small holes
is the foot.-Pages Gales. Yverdon-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-06

Lower Rio Grande
Valley
Farm Bargain

la acres or fine citrus land
located Just Q miles northwest
Of McAllen on hard surfaced
road: al In cultivation, with
home. 2 large parns. tenant
houses. well and windmill: on
main irrigation canal. An ideal
proposition for small citrus de-
velopment Can be bought at
sacrifice direct from owner. ON
good terms Call ~. M. Egan.
phones I39e-W or 2l6, Browns
vile. or address r.. O Box 1914.
Brownsville. Texas. or call at
Rio Grande Valley Trust Co.
Zt57
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FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH. April 5.-QPp-
CUSDA)-Receipts OF cattle and
calves at Fort Worth Saturday
dwindled to very small volume. not
enough OF any one class being
shown to permit a test of values
Packers hammered most grades "
slaughter yearlings for price losses
Of 75c. to 81 since a week ago ed
the trend TO trade In butcher COWS
and slaughter steers has also been
downward. Butcher and beef COWS
closed a quarter or more lower.
The demand on slaughter ac-
count has been generally dull.
Choice fed steers and yearlings
1880; choice fat yearlings have
been made az 1850 to around 1900;
top on fat COWS S25.
Good heavy fat calves have been
reported UP 20 sii.00 or above.
No rail hogs included In Satur-
days supply here. Truck hogs sold
at prices that were steady. best
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truckers 900. Bulk Of the medium
TO choice 170-250 truck hogs sold at
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REAL ESTATE
AIM BROKE

/ own the finest fur
nished apartm in
Brownsville. z units,
100000 month income.
Price 100000, one
fourth cash. Or will
consider trade up to
SIS, 100000. Here is the
chance Of a lifetime
to cash in on some one
else's bad luck. This
offer will be open for
one week only. This
apartment should bring
$125, 100000 this year.
Address B5O care Her
aid. B50
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H1vitb an OK that counts I
3EGF
10th and Adams

STEVENSON MOTOR co. INC.
Phone I'LL Brownsville. Texas.
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$50 to 600: smooth rail butchers
9.65: packing sows IT'S.
Practically no sheep or lambs
offered for today's trades.
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ANNOUNCING "A NEW Singer Vacuum
Cleaner. Before buying phone s.. a
for free demonstration without obliga-
ton TO buy. Singer Sewing Machine
Co. ASA
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NEW YORK, April 5-tP-Yes-
terday's sharp reactions were fol-
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