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New Britain herald., 1930-05-22
C0uzens Bill Is Before
House for Action TODAY

Washington. May - CUP) Tho
resolution Of Senator Couzens. repn..
Mich, suspeading the interstate
commerce commissions merger
approving powers until March 4,
1881 and making the railroads again
amenablc to the antitrust laws,
awaited house action today
The measure was passed by the
senate late Yesterday by a vote Of
4G to -.
Under the resolution any railroad
mergers effected through holding
companies without the approval Of
the interstate commerce commission
since passage OF the transportation
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

presented the club with a set Of
resolutions passed by the Hartford
club in which the formation of the
New Britain club was noted with
pleasure and hope expressed for a
long and prosperous existence. The
hartford club recently celebrated its
23rd anniversary.
Deficit In First Year
President Macomber announced q
oehcltso approximately $500 for the
hrst year OF the clubs activities
mis- he stated, is not alarming and
something of the sort was expected
He declared that the deficit. in his
opinion, could be made up the com
ing year. when with more expert
encc and woodworking Or
eanlzation, an enlarged associate
membership ought to be procured
The total of associate memberships
during the first season total 500. Mr.
Macomber set a goal of at least
o90' for the second year
I'm spite Of skepticism. vide
spread belief that such an organiza-
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

ton could not be put over in this
city, it has been done" declared the
clubs president Our concerts were
highly artistic successes. We are
not as good as the Hartford Choral
club, but We are on the way to some
such degree Of effectiveness. Our first
year has been success in every way
except for small deficit. That
should not bother us in the deter
mination TO prosper in the future"
Mr.. Morris. from the Hartford
Choral club, told the members that
deficit in the first year was merely
an evidence Of growing pains. His
club, he said. had $4,000 in the
treasury; but there had been quite
few years where there were def
cts. Some years simply are better
than others, he indicated, and in the
long run it is the average that
counts.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22
EX-Bartender-O
Not Authority on Booze

Greenwich, May % (UP)-
Even though Police Sergeant
Jack Scully was a bartender be-
fore he joined the force. his tes-
timony as an expert witness" in
liquor case was rHed out yes
terday.
The prosecutor attempted to
use Scully as an expert on liquor
in the case Of Walter Clickerman
of 215 West Tooth street, New
York. who was arrested recently
with 10 cases of alleged rye
whiskey in his automobile. De-
Tense counsel objected and Judge
w. Stanley Finney continued the
case, ordering an analysis by a
chemist.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22
BRAND TEXT RECEIVED

Washington, May % P-Jules
Henry, charge d'afaires OF the
French Embassy. today delivered 20
the state department the official text
Of Premier Brands proposal for a
United States OF Europe.
The document is intended to give
the United States an official notice
OF the French suggestion of a fed
Grafton CT European nations.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22
Tacoma Passes Several
Cities in Census Total

washington, May y LP}-Tacoma.
Washington, seventy-frst city il
1920, today came into the 1880 cen
sus list with 81 per cent increase,
passing two Massachusetts, cities.
Lynn, siXty-ninth, and Lowell, sixty
first. in the last census
Their respective populations now
are; TACOMA, l06.S72; Lynn, 10?.,
80: Lowell. IQo.V5V.
Tacoma was passed by jackson
Vile, Florida, 1865; Tulsa. Okla
bona, 1861; Long Beach, IA
$50. and San Diego, 1881.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22
Orchestra in Showhouse
Led by Conductor Sew
eral Miles Away, as
Wireless Movies of His
Work Appear On Screen
Triumph for Science.

Schenectady, n, Y. May - LPl-
The television radio talkie. youngest
and most precious child of electrical
science, had its world premiere as
a theater attraction here today.
Audiences witnessed the unprc-
cedented spectacle OF an orchestra
in the theater being led by the life
size radio television image of its
conductor, who in A laboratory
few miles distant welded his, baton
as he received the music of his men
by telephone. Merrill Trainor.
laboratory assistant OF Dr. Z. F.
w. Alexanderson, television pioneer.
vas seen and heard as he explained
the way in which the pictures and
the sounds reached the theater
Other performers contributed to the
demonstration by gesture, vocal
music and instrumental selections.
To Show Television Plans
The demonstration was arranged
by DR.. Alexanderson, who is con-
sulting engineer of the General
Electric company and the Radio
Corporation OF America, to show the
possibilities OF television as a mode
OF entertainment. Dr. AleHanderson
has been experimenting with tele-
VISION LOT several years HIS hrst
oe"ons'rauon' IN 1871 was pic
ture in three-inch aperture An
image - incheS square was eH-
Alolteu al Ne" ork radio snow
1881 1ai'' Inc ProJecuoh To-Day vas
on screen SIX leel square WIN all
INC grey e"ddeS between "hlre ana
plaeh pelhs pFouNced. registering
'i'e e"doo" OF iHe FEATURES ana
s!Nh's polA dePth ana detal! 10 the
pletufe'
ino performers went thfoQsh
'nelF ACTS To-Day IN front OF teIe-
1911, camera III 'Ae laboratory OF
r. AieAanderson at the General
hiec'ric plant a transmltter IN the
'apordlory sent out the light i'm
putees' COL. eited INTO radlo signals
oll d wave lensth OF "a" meters. At
me same 'ilIe a fnlcrophone picked
up t"e Speechfdh song "hlch were
h' ny wire 70 oou'h Schehectady.
''oii' N"!ch point they we're Broad
'2sC On " meter wave length,
LABORATORY Details
NllhlA the 'heater X. u. hell,. an
III .eleFisioh research acting as con-
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

flight since yesterday afternoon she
appeared TO have been damaged at
the extreme end behind the elevat-
ing and rudder planes.
She moved off in the direction OF
London. however
The RICO is taking training
flight in preparation for d trip soon
10 Canada
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

and $50 FOR an afternoon rehearsal.
He spoke at the annual banquet OF
the club in the Burri.t ballroom.
Mr.. Nacomber spoke with feryor
regarding the community and public
Nalue Of all cultural enterprises and
copsldered such organizations as be
ing entitled to the support and en-
couragement OF officials because of
the educational value Of their under
taNngs,
Objects TO Bill
We got the bill far $l75." said
Mr.. Macomher after ] understood
that the charge for an afternoon re-
hearsal would BE- reduced from $50
to SIS. We sighed our contract be-
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

working toppled over. Thoma,
Faulkner, SO, a painter, was in
stantly Killed. The man was work
ing on the second floor on an apart
ment when the ladder fell and he
was thrown TO a cement driveway.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

act of 1920, would become illegal
Il vas the transportation act which
relieved the railroads Of compi-
ance with the antitrust laws, under
which the Couzens resolution would
place them again.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22
RICO Appears Damaged
In Flight Over Bedford

Bedford, England May - fP-
When the British dirigible E-1on
circlcd over this town this afternoon
in a heavy rain after her prolonged
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22


l4l5 W. 62ud ST., Seattle, Wash.
my little daughter was born
on a homestead in northern
Alberta. | had four other chill
dren and | worked SO hard
that | suffered a nervous
breakdown. The doctor tonic
did not seem to help me and
when a friend told me about
Lydia E. Pinkham'S Vegetable
Compound, | began to take
that instead. | kept on until |
felt well again. 1t brought back
my strength. Today | can do
anything, thanks to the Vege-
table Compound. Mrs. viii
tlldm Parent.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

ASARESULT Of year Of close cooperation with the lead
n ing manufacturers of motor cars Socony a
new fabrication service for car owners.
Eleven thousand have been trained in s. schools
render this service-a Certified fabrication Service
If you take your today Socony Station displaying
the special sign shown above you know positively thatt
will be fabricated right at every single point,
The will be than you have been paying for
hit-or-mis fabrication service.
There about 40 points on your that require lubrca
ton The So popular makes of automobiles have average
of thirteen models apiece representing the production of
only the past three years
SO IS models 10 ubrcatlng points about o 900
fabrication points which the service man remember -
aswe as the proper lubricant for each.
Many cars require different lubricants for different parts
No wonder that service carry all this their
heads WONDER when you drive your away from
ton you often wonder whether some points have been missed
Working with the manufacturers, Socony engineers have
developed special charts showing every fabrication point
every model of every leading make Of car and indicating
which lubricant should be used.
Special tools have been acquired to enable the
reach every grease cup every Joint, every single ubca
ton point
Fnay-n SO schools conducted by fabrication engineers
III 900 Socony Service have been trained ubricate
your only thoroughly but quickly your time.
Take your in today and have it made ready for
mers work. Watch the chart the service each
point Note how quickly and sue he works. guesswok,
no caeessne everything That's why call it Socony
Certified Lubrlcation Service.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
making summer Touring
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22
KILLED IN FALL

New Haven. May 92,-Talling
when the ladder on which he was
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

MRS. n. DOLHONDE
63ls York ST., New Orleans, Lcuisiana
Eight years ago before my
last baby was born, | started
taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. | got
such good results that named
her Catherine Lydia. | have
six older children and five
grandchildren too. | am a,
but people tell me | Icok much
younger. | am now taking the
Vegetable Compound again
because of my age. | eat and
sleep better and do all my
housework, and my washing.
| will do my best to answer
letters. Mrs, H. Dolhonde
New Britain herald., 1930-05-22

Certified
LUBRICATION
SERVICE
Wh0t is it2

What is tt2
\ service performed for YOU by men
scientifically trained in schools over
d period Of Is weeks, in the expert
fabrication of cars.
These men work from special charts
prepared by Socony engineers with
the cooperation Of the car manufac-
Understanding every point to be IT,
brlcatcd and indicating the exact kind
oflubricant to use at each point, as rec
commended by the car manufacturers.
They have the proper tools, they use
'socony lubricants-bcst in the world.
Nhat it means 10 you
Socony Certified fabrication Service
assures proper fabrication for your car,
The use Of the chart Of your oun
car assures you that not a single lu-
IRRIGATION point has been missed and
that the proper lubricant has been
used at each point.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-08
Cameron Courts

chards Homes Adm. s2320.O0.
Joseph II. Kitchens to William
p. Killen $l.00 S. 10 &C. Of N. 20
&C. Lot 8, Sec. 269 Tex. Mex. Sl.00
Joseph II. Kitchens TO William
p. Killen. S. 1902 &C. Lot 3, sec.
269. Tex. Mex. sl.Oo.
j. r.. Wilson. ct ux 10 Willacy
co. w. Cont. a. Imp. Dist No. 1.
Lots 8. 4, 5. 6, Block "A, Mo. Tex.
Sc, 100000.
j.. x. England. ct ux TO Frank
J. Kinda. Lot II, Block l47, Mer-
oedes $1,000.
ItlrA +. and Curtis =. SUBMITS
to Jonathan Hay. Lot ], Block 81.
Weslaco. 81. 200. 100.
Bridges and Howard Jones Co.
to SIEVE J. Thomas. w. 10 &C. OF Z.
I 20 &C. F. T. 523. West Tract $l575.8l
r. c. KNOBS ct ux to Scott Ford
n. 1888 &C. Lot Is, Sec. 277, Tex.
Mex. $1,000.
r. G. Knopps to Scott Ford. E.
10 &C. OF S. 36.42 &C. Lot Is, Sec,
277. Tex. Mex. $l265.O0.
Scott Ford to Geo. j. Schwartz
N. 23.39 &C. Lot IS. Sec. PIT, Tex,
Mex. $1,000
Scott Ford to George J. Schwartz
<. 10 &C. OF S. 36.42 &C. Lot Is, Sec,
277. Tex. Mex. $1,000.
Claudio Chapa. Jr. to Diego Trad
Lots IL and II, Block 10, McAllen
$1,000.
Diego Trad, ct Tx to Claudio
Chapa, Jr. <. l-3 Lots z and 3,
Block "a. McAllen. $1,000.
F. II. Taton to Frank B. Mans
Sid. Lot 7. Sec. go. Tex. Mex.
Scott Ford TO McAllen Paint &
Wall Paper co. Inc. Lot 8, Block =,
Cathay Courts Addn. TO McAllen
George Fl. Stevenson TO Carl z.
Lang. ct ux TO s. 10 &C. Lot 4, Sec.
274. Tex. Mex. $1,000.
Gulf Coast Securities CO. TO Carl
E. Lang. w. 1924 &C. Lot 10, Sec.
go. Tex. Mex. s3868.00.
Delta Orchards Co. to Barbara
Goedert. Lot 20, Delta Orchards
co. Unit No. 1. 100000.
Delta Orchards Co. to Joe l.
Goedert. Lot 3, Delta Orchards Co
Unit No. /. 100000.
n. Frizzell to Joe w. Lebow. Lo.
4. Block 6. Cathay Courts Exten-
sion. 100000.
j. j. Gibson. et al 10 A. II. Geisel-
brecht. WIZ Lots IL all Lot u
Block s, Glendale Adm. TO Weslacc
$1,000.
A. B. George ct Us TO First Ma
tional Bank. Lots /. ?. 3, a., Block
1913, Mercedes Addn. "A.
A. B. George, ct ux TO First Ma
tional Bank Mercedes. Lot 10, Block
IL, Mercedes $5500.0O.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-08
CHICAGO NIPS
BOMB TRUST
Eleven Men and Arsenal
Taken IN Raid on Cook
County Farm

CHICAGO, March 8-6Pj-Elcven
men were arrested and two bombs.
four shotguns and several pistols
seized in a raid last night on q farm
near Melrosa Park which police
said was headquarters for a bomb
trust"
The farmhouse was surrounded
shortly before midnight by two
squads of detectives. Automobile
headlights were turned on the build
ing from all sides and the occupants
ordered TO surrender. Several men
tried TO escape By climbing out
windows, but were captured.
Most Of the men arrested were
found 70 be former members OF the
once-powerful Genna gang that
ruled the west side several years
ago. The two principal captiveS
we're Tony Callendo, owner of the
farm. and Tony Giannini, described
by police as the lieutenant of Mel
rose Parks alcohol chief, Joe Mon
tana.
The raid was the result OF a tip
from undercovermen OF the states
attorneys office that a general
meeting of the bomb trust was to
be held at midnight at the lonely
farm, southwest OF Chicago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Fer Cameron County, 1eXaS
Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.
Berry Properties Inc. to T. T..
Femme West 10 Ac. OF East 20 Ac.
Of Blk. 10. Briggs & Coleman Sub.
sur. 20 $ll 10000
Harrington Orchards co. to Berry
Prep. Inc. West 10 Ac. Of East 20
Ac. OF Blk 10. Briggs & Coleman
Sub. sur 20 $1,000.
Port Isabel Irrig. Co. TO Geo. M
Eusser Ell Tx. 440 Ac. Blks. AZ and
40. Unit. ?. Bayview Citrus Groves
Sub. Share 81. Esp. Santo Grant.
Sll .CG0.00.
Homer L. Fitch et ais. to L. r.
WATSON LOT II. Blk. %. Brownsville
S555.0O.
W. F. Gill to First Natl. Bank,
Hgn. Ali Of Farm Blks. los, ll3.
l24. and 81 Ac. Blk. Blk. 2o5. East
l6.7 Ac. Farm Blk. los. Harlingeo
Land and Water co. Sub, Sur. $50
ana 287.
W. f. Gin to First Natl. Bank
Harrington East 1877 Ac. Farm Blk.
los. Harrington Land and Water
Co. Sub. sl426.27.
Harlingen Orchards Co. to Berry
Property. Inc. West 10 Ac. OF East
20 Ac. Block 20. Briggs & Coleman
Sub, sur. 20 $1,000.
Berry Properties Inc. to j. w.
Thurber West 10 Ac. Of East 20 Ac.
Blk. 20. Briggs g. Coleman Sub.
Sur. % $l2.0 10000.
Jose Ruiz ct Tx. to Gaspar J.
Corona Lot 5. Blk. 5, Juarez Addn.
San Benito $4,000.
+. e. Gordon ct Tx. TO Geo. A,
Cavacevich Lots 1000. 1901. 1902.
1893. 1855. 1856. 1857, 1853. Colonia
Victoria. Brownsville. $1,000.
Norton r. Wilson Ell ux. 10 Emma
Hills North 5 Ac. Blk. Il. Parker
Sub. Dana Lands. La Feria Grant,
$1,000.
w. E. Thomas ct ais. 20 A. z
Whitney 10 Ac. out Of North part
ter Co.'S Sub, Conception de Car
ricitos Grant. $1,000.
Jay Prima Alkire ct ais. to Mar
Ac. Beakley Sub, Plat 2-23 $1,000
". L. Sanderson ct al. to Berry
Properties, Inc. East % &C. Blk. 5
and West 1913 Ac. Blk. 6. Briggs
& Coleman Sub. Sur. 40. $1,000.
S. 4. Schaft 10 Sid Berry West
10 Ac. OF East 10 Ac. Blk. l, Wilson
TT. $1,000.
G. r. Schaff 10 sid Berry East
Ac. Blk. !, Wilson Tract, Sur. IS
$1,000.
G.. q. Henson Ct ais. to Charles
ID. Brown .73 Ac. Of Acre Block s
Brownsville 100000.
Charles D. Brown 20 M. r.. Gar
cia .T3 Ac. Or Acre Block 8. Browns.
Vile $1,000.
James-Dick. Farm Mtgc. Co. To
c. T. Thomas Blk. 1874. FL Jardin
Sub, Share 80. Esp. Santo Grant.
Plat 4-52 $1,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-08
&C. BOOKLETS
ARE ORDERED
Tourist Information to Be
Distributed Over
Several Cities

Matamoros Chamber OF Com
merce held q special session Friday
the chief topic Of the meeting was
tourist booklets. to be distributed in
Matamoros soon.
A resolution that 10000 booklets
be printed at once was unanimous
~ approved. The booklet will be
pocket size, and will have a cover
in three colors showing a view OF
Matamoros, the chamber Of COM
merce and the historic cathedral
A map Of the city and q list Of the
places Of interest will also be in
cluded.
For the convenience OF the tour
list q list of the merchants who are
members Of the Matamoros Cham
Der will also be included. The mer-
chants whose names will be listed
on the booklet are Obliged TO give
free information to the tourist.
Booklets will be sent to the Browns
vile Chamber Of Commerce, and 10
other Valley chambers as well as
these Of Houston. Dallas. and Sar
Antonio and 10 the Meviean and
Annarican Immigration offices.
The annoyance of tourists by
bootblacks and jitney drivers was
discussed.
THE chamber thonks Police
Chief Lih~ado Salinas and The
Herald for their cooperation
chamber officials said.
Salinas hos tskrn stems to rid
The Plaza Of bonthlacks and those
jituey drivers who annoy tourists.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-08
UNCOMFORTABLE
Indigestion Troubles Relieved
By Taking Pinch of Black
Draught After Meals.

Jefferson, Ga--MrR q. L. Lance,
Of this place, was bothered with
indigestion O few years ago, and
recently described how she was re-
lieved. after meals ! would be
so tight IN my chest" she ex-
planned. There seemed 70 be q
lot Of gas. This made me feel 50
dull and stupid.
II did not have an appetite.
MY mother advised me to try
Black Draught. which I did q
pinch after meals. ] certainly did
get relief.
when I feel the least bit out OF
sorts. I know what TO do take
Black Draught. ! can recommend
II for constipation, headache, gas
and indigestion"
AL pecpie-young and old-need
Thedford'S Black-Draught when
troubled with constipation. tndi-
gestior. hiliousness. which cause
SO many disagreeable symptoms.
Thousands Of people have written
TO tell how these troubles disaP-
pcared after they had taken Thed-
fcrd'S Black-Draught.
This well-known medicine Is
purely vegetable. Easy TO take.
Costs only / cent = dose. 1880
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-08
Sharyland Land Man
Succumbs at Mission

MISSION, March 8-Funeral
services were held from the First
Methodist chuch here Friday after
noon for John Findt, North Shary-
land owner.
Mr.. Findt had been Ill but a
short time, his condition becoming
serious almost at once. and he was
taken TO a hospital in McAller
where he died Wednesday at 4 p
M.
He leaves his widow and III son
besides several relatives in Nortf
Dakota and Minnesota. who were
unable to be here for the funeral
and burial i'll Laurel Hill Genet
cry.
john Flindt was a resident o.
Sharyland coming here about ten
wears aTo. and has been pr0miner'-
" identified wit hthe john
Shary organization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-08

ture in eighteenth century Europe.
Mr.. Barrymore contributes two
other superb approximations 10 the
picture.
Directed By Alan Crosland. the
supporting cast OF General Crack"
includes Lowell Sherman, Marian
Nixon. Armida- Hobart Bosworth.
Jacqueline Logan. Philippe de Lacy.
Otto Matieson, and many others.
Walter Anthony adapted the piece
from George Preedy's novel of the
same name and j. Grubb Alexander
prepared the screen play and dia-
logue. Sequences in natural color
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-08
Intentions Filed

Santiago Lopez Villarreal and &C.
novina s. Garcia. Brownsville: Mer-
cedeS B. Cara and Paula Vallejo
Harrington; Arthur Mabray and
Beatrice Reynolds. Harrington; Eu-
sebio Torres and Manuela Oil
var. Brownsville: c. M. White
White and Beulah Moore. San Be
nito. Pedro Castillo and GregoTia
Rodriguez. Brownsville: Francisco
L. Ramos and Gregoria E. Lopez
Brownsville.
Marriage licenses issued: Andres
Tarroquin and Olivia Solas. Juan
Bcsouc7 ard Maria Perez. Cuadalu-
pc Bust;llos and Angelica Sofas
Moses G. Garner and III. G.. vii
son.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-08
COUNTY

~
Sarah McKeighan. Ct vir 70 w.
G. Rice. :. 20 ac. Lot 3, Block AZ,
Alamo Tract $1,000.
II. r. Kramplf, ct ux to w. J.
Southwell. w. 26.42 &C. Of S. 36.42
&C. Lot IS, Sec. 277, Tex. Mex.
S264200.
p. II. Faris. et uX 10 Gus Schocker
El-2 Lot 3. Block ], Fairs Subd.
$1,000.
W. A. Gillespie. Ct al 70 Richard
Leonard Van Colt. Z. Is &C. OF VI
IS &C. Lot 5. Sec. 255. Tx. Me-.
S3347.50.
Delta Orchards CO. 10 r. L. Malone
Lot u. Sec. 90. Mo Tex. St2,000.00.
r. j. Peck TO George Fl. Cleve-
land. Frac. part Farm Tract 256,
West Tract. Sl2l.00
Delta Orchards Co. 10 David O.
Johnson. ct TX. Lot 9. Delta Or
chards co. Unit No. l 100000.
Rhea g. Hattie Clark 10 John d,
Haden. Lot 3 and 4. Block 3. Cathay
Courts Addn. to McAilen.
Progreso Development Co. 70
Sophia Gilman. w Isl &c. Lot l62,
Llano Grande Subd. S3S90.50.
Progresc Development Go. 70
Esther Peterson Hughes. n. 258 &C,
Lot 1873. Llano Grande Suod. s3078.-
46.
Progreso Development Co. "a
Robert and Helen cGiliivrav. W
ISL &C. Of r. 5l06 &C. Lot l62 Llano
Grande Subd.
Progreso Development Cop. q
John R!emersma. al ux. $50 &C. out
OF NV part Lot l69 and 183, Lane
Grarde Suhd. S13.0o0.00.
James A. McLay. ct ux to Ennis
tine Klingbell. Farm Tract 10
West Tract Sl5.000.00.
Progreso Development GO. "a
Clara r. Jeager. Lot %. Block Or
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-08
Back
From Mexico City

Ernesto UrtuSastegui. Matamoros
LAWYER. has returned from a trip 70
Mexico CITY. and Yucatan. He re-
presented the Matamoros Rotary
club az tho Rotary convention III
Merida. Yucatan. While in Mexico
City he discussed several matters
regarding chamber affairs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-08

handsome parties. or TO serve rs
atmosphere, clad In little else. for
the Frightening OF the otherwise
drab evenings Of bored out-of-town
buyers,-is very common IN New
York and other large cities.
A large and notable cast inter-
prets the principal roles or PARTY
Girl" Among these are Douglas
Fairbanks. Jr.. jeanette Loft, Marie
Provost, Judith Barrie, Lucien
Prival. John st. Polls and others
we'll known in the film world.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-08
\ MO1E \
HSlDEllGHES
RIALTO-HARLINGEN

'sThe Lone Star Ranger" open
ing a two day engagement at the
Rialto Theater Sunday. is an all
talking film version of Zane Grey's
romantic novel of the southwest
Texas border and Rio Grande
Country. where David Crockett and
other heroes OF the Alamo were
rangers in the 70's and sos.
In the movietone talkie Of The
Lone Star Ranger" George O'Brier
portrays the character of Buck
Duane. an outlaw by force of
circumstances. who eventually joins
the Texas Rangers and becomes
a dominant factor in breaking up
a gang OF cattle ruStlers.
Sue Carol, who plays the feminine
lead opposite OBrien. essays the
role OF the demure Mary Aldridge,
OF Grey's novel.
The first episode of King OF
the Congo. an all dialogue and
sound serial. photographed in the
very heart Of Africa's interior re-
gions, Is an added feature attrac-
ton TO be shown with the Lone
Star Ranger" at the Rlalto Sun
day and Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-08

Now that the new tourist booklets
have been ordered Go press. every
Matamor0s merchant should bc "a
member or the chamber of con-
merce. Julio Galvan. secretary, said
Saturday.
The Matamoros Chamber OF
Commerce Is putting on n drive for
more members.