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The Washington times., 1930-09-12
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OPENS YEAR
ON: sept. z
Classes Win Begin 10 All
Departments OfIHstitutiOn
On the Following Day

) o. ttees '0slOSelng UaY
The catkoiics Unlsersity win
open its doors for. its forty.
fourth academic wear on Tues
day SeptenilJer q, Beginning
q "a m; on this day students
OF the grad bate and undergrad.
iuate bodies viii register at the
office of the registrar for
courses Ia al departments. On
the following day, Wednesday.
September 23. classes win begin
in al departments at Ga. m.
/. During The present week the
freshman class will be admit.
ted 70 the university. for enroll
naenty preliminary tests, room
assignments and i'm general TO
be Instructed and made. fami-
lar with, the routine Of suniver
gity life. - -
This period Of academic in,
station which is commonly
known as freshn1aYISs week, was
inaugurated at the university
three years ago and has since
proved highly effective In
eliminating confusion and de-
lay wnen the academic year
regularly opens. The prospects
are for. q freshman class Of
about the usual .niimher.s =
| without. anticlp ating any
considerable Increase I'm the
numbers of, studepts body, the
university : locks forward on
the acAd deKnic side 70 one Of
the most successful years Of
its sexiEtence. A. complete re-
organization OF the sacademic
structure has -effected . clear
line ;of 7denlarkation. between
the graduate and 1ndefgrada-
ate schools. f e =
I. The Graduate School, now
exists as an integral and
autonomous body under the Gi.
reckon Of q dean and an ad.
Visory beard, the, old schools
OF philosophy, letters and sci.
ences having been dissolved.
Dr. Roy j. Deferrari has been
appointed acting dean OF. the
Graduate School. ~ ~
The advisory committee con.
sigts of- Dr. Roy j. Deferrari,
Rev. Or. Peter 0uilday, Rev.
Dr.. James N. Cooper, DR.. ALL
brey Is. Landry, Dra Daniel w.
Shea, DR.. Hardee ClaamhIiSS.
The und derefaduate school has
been reorganize0 under the
name Of the School Of Arts
and Sciences.
This includes the undergrad.
iuate departments formerly I'm
der the schools 0f philosophy,
letters and sciences and is un-
der the headShip Of . dean
and o vice dean. Rt. Rev.
Nsgf. 3. A. Pace and Rev. DR..
m. A. Weber, have been ap-
pointed TO these offices, re-
spectiYely. A separate School
OF Engineering has been estab-
i1ished.
Dr. Hardee Chambliss has
been appointed dean. The fac
ilIlties In general have been ma
teriaIIy strengthened during
the past year; John McDill
Fox, formerly Of the law fac
ulty OF. Marquette University.
has been appointed dean Of
the University Law School.
/ tDr, Herbert r. Wright has
been appointed professor Of in.
Sensational law. Dr. WRIGHT Is
widely known ia local u1iveFS:
aty circles, having been for;
uaerly professor ..0f political sci
ience in Georgetown University.
He accompanied the American
delegation to the recent Lon
The Washington times., 1930-09-12
HILL SCHOOL or ART,
. Du1SAt Circle Tel. NtFth As5l
&ssrs =. esssSsss ss.:. s.1.: A. ,,.h =

RsglstiaEIoi fren Sept. 1Sth -
Instructors; Clara Hlll. sculptnrS
elisabeth SaWteils. Wster Color, Allyn
ture Painters !. OF I0ndonl Miniature
Painting. Lectures ON Architecture,
Landscape Arrhitecture :, Interior DO-
sign. and related subjects. =
The Washington times., 1930-09-12

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
GALES WEEDS
SRTA. LEONOR

MEXICO CITY, Aug, l.-Pi-
General Plutarco Elias Gales. 81
year-old former president OF Mex
leo. today will take a 2~4-year-old
bride. Sen0rita Leonor Llorente.
The ceremony will be held az
General Gales Santa Barbara
ranch on the Puebla road about Is
miles from Mexico City. and the
honeymoon will be spent at Tehua-
can. Puebla. a resort.
General Gales American son-in-
law. Thomas a. Robinson. and his
wife, the former Ernestina Gales.
will be the witnesses.
The Generals first wife. the
former Natalia Chacon. died az a
Los Angeles hospital In 1927. In the
last two years he has spent much
time with Senorita Llorente. who
lives here with her mother and Is
a student of voice.
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NEA SERVICE Inc.
~ COPYRIGHT 1880

Come in and Collier entered.
triumphantIy escorting the grinning
Filipino boy and carrying the tray
himself.
Just in time" he announced
CHERRY. Playing the nineteenth hole
first?"
I'm hot said Rorimer, "and
I'm thirsty. and I'm not in the best
OF humor. Help yourself while 1
clean out the pockets Of this suit.
Collier. mixing himself a drink
and taking Ii ove 10 the comfort
able arm chair beside the window.
said. What's the matter. Dan?
Finding they don't appreciate your
talen. at Continental He stretch
ed his long. well-proportioned frame
lazily and reached for one Of Ror-
liners cigarets.
Dan gruEs@i. III learned today
that they've cast Frederick Atwood
as the newspaper reporter IN Grim
Holiday Can you imagine that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
BY ERNEST LYNN

sheik doing a convincing job as a
newspaper man?"
You should be glad" Paul Col
lier told him. that they're starting
at last TO make a picture Of your
story. When they buy them 1t does
Mt always mean that they produce
EN-. They do funny things In Holly
wood" re sighed. Hurry up and
grab your drink. Dan. I'm parched."
Rorlmer tipped the hellboy and
dismissed him. Here's a letter" he
said, from Ziggy Young He pick
cd UP his glass. said Here's how.
and sat on the bed.
Down the hatchway." Collier
responded mechanically. What's
ZiRgy up tor"
ROrimer ripped open the letter.
read and frowned. Its long
enough" he said presently. "Ill read
the poS.script-Zigey always put his
news in q great biz p. S. He was
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01

never known to put the punch in
his lead"
How much does lie want to Dor
roW?" Collier asked lazily. and Ror-
inner got up from the bed with an
oath. Can you beat that" he ex-
claimed. He wants me 10 look up
some girl friend Of his out here and
try TO get her a Job in pictures. Me-
Listen:
".P. S.-Be a regular guy for ono
in your life and do me q favor
And I've been doing nothing but
favors for him ever since I've known
himl-There's a swell little girl out
there in Hollywood from that dear
old Tulsa. the town that gave Ziggy
Young 10 the world. Her name is
Anne Winter and her family and
my family have been just like that
ever since my voice started TO
change
That's n long time" said Collier.
Don't interrupt" said Rorimer.
Turn TO Page 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Washington Warns
Chinese Government

SHANGHAI, Aug. 1-(Pl@C. IT.
Wang. Chinese foreign minister. was
warned by the American legation at
Peiplng today that American gov
eminent expected the nationalist
rule TO protect lives and property OF
Americans IN Changsha. Human
treaty port looted By communist
armies.
simultaneously foreign consular
authorities at Hankow said they
were convinced the nationals gov
eminent was unable to protect its
WI interests in ChangSha, pillaged
by the reds, and expressed fear for
the safety Of Hankow. rich indus
trial city on the Yangtze river,
which they said might be the next
city 70 fall into the hands Of the
plundering armies.
Should Hankow fall. the sister
cities OF Wuchang and Hanyang
would lie at the feet Of the reds.
who have swept into the Yangtze
valley, burning. killing and pillag-
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01

of Fergusonism" and invited the
cooperation and support Of all right
thinking people
Sterling then reviewed some Of
the episodes In the administration
OF the FerEusons. He referred par
ticularlv TO FergusOn's pardon rec
ord. administration Of the road
fund and the facts OF Ferguson's
impeachment.
The spectacle Of an ex-governor.
inpeacher from office. in office with
his wife as governor in name only.
while he. in fact. directs her official
actions. is unreard Of so far as I
have known in the history OF any
free government except one. and
that vas in u own great state"
the statement said.
"Fcrgusonism- Outlined
If F~erFuson's administration
had lasted 80 days longer ii would
have been virtually necessary 70
nail up the doors Of the highway
department. The federal govern
ment withheld all federal aid from
Texas until that regime was out
Of the state capitol.
VIII the people OF Texas once
more permit this man to enjoy i'm
munity from the law while he with
one hand practices law and acts as
an individual citizen. and with the
other hand dominates and controls
the highest office within our gift?
we do not have to resort to
speculation or conjecture to find out
what FergusCnism means. II is
spread on the records OF the state.
Elevated To the office or governor
iii his own name. he was impeached
found guilty and removed from Of
flee. and barred from holding any
office of homo: or trust in this
state. His wife then presented her
self as a CANDIDATE. pleading she
desired the Office only for one
term. in order that the family name
CONTINUED on page 81
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bureau said.
It was pointed out that while
growing crops, mostly cotton, are
not In need III rain. IL IN greatly
needed tO put the ground I'M shape
70 prepare for other crops 10 follow
AT present Il Is very dry and haBd
IN many places.
Breaking Of the heat wave over
the state occurred IT'D several places
yesterday with rainfall and IN many
cases this was accompanied DIV
heavy windstOrms. The weather
bureau here Is Of the opinion that
the breaking Of the comparative
dry weather for july will not be &C.
compan!Gd by any windstnrms here.
Reason for this was given .in that
windstc-ms follow a dead AlIn ot
a few hours and that then gulf
breeze in the Valley prevents ting
from happening.
During July only .42 OF an inch NJ
rain was experienced compared ky
l.96 average expectation.
While the remainder OF the state
and many sections of the entire
country have set q record in high
temperatures, the Valley has re-
manned remarkably cool. Prior tu
a storm yesterday Wichita Falls
recorded ia degrees. while nc the
same time the Valley was showing
from n TO 80. Not a single heat
prcstration has been reported.
While July has been "A compara-
lively dry month cotton picking has
proceeded 20 reach a zenith. the
only drawback being what wages
shall be paid for the gathering.
IL was said yesterday that farmers
III general are sticking tO ar early
agreement OF I'd cents per hundred
pounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Big LIQUOR
HAUL LANDS
TWO IN JAIL
Deputy at La Feria
Seizes Over 800
Quarts

One Of the largest liquor hauls
made in recent months was taken
Thursday at La Feria BY Deputy
Sheriff E. NJ. Yznaga when he
seized oil pints Of mezcal, "a quarts
Of the same liquor and 30 quarts Of
Habanero.
Guadalupe Cara and Francisco
Sanchez, both Of Brownsville we're
arrested and charged with pos
SesSing the liquor.
They were brought 10 Brownsville
and lodged in the Cameron county
jail with bond set at $3.50 each
Friday morning. Up until noon
neither had made the bond. A light
touring car driven by the men is
being held also. The seizure was
made about 10 p. m. shortly after
the men drove into La Feria. 1t
was said.
The large quantity OF liquor
created quite a sensation at the
courthouse when it was unloaded
in the sheriffs department.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01

CHAPTER I
Dan Rorimer hac been in Holly
wood two weeks when he got an
airmail letter from Ziggy Young in
New York. Ziggy was on the Her
ald-Tribune, and he was occupying
the apartment in East z2nd street
that Rorimer had recently vacated
to 20 10 Hollywood and a scenario
writing Job with Continental Pic
lures.
Rorimer was in a hurry to get up
70 his room and change his clothes.
IL was Saturday afternoon and
Paul Collier was gong to pick him
UP to play golf. So when the clerk
at the Roosevelt handed him the
letter Rorimer stuck IL in his pocket
and made for the eisvators.
Later on. attired in linen knick-
ers and a light pul-on sweater. he
telephoned for a ,ellboy &c bring
him some ginger lie and Ice and
pick 10 be pressed.
At the knock Of lis door he said,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
AIR RECORD
RICO Post Mark of 1888
In Crossing Ocean
lBy The AssocIaIed Pressl

The R-i00 set e record for west
ward dirigible crossing Of the
Atlantic Ocean with its trip rom
C~ardington. England, to 81. Hubert
airport in seventy eight hours and
fifty one minutes.
The ZR-3. built in Germany for
the United States Navy and later
renamed the Los Angeles. crossed
in October. 1924. from Friedrichs-
hafen 10 ~Lakehurst. ". j., In 81
hours.
The Graf Zeppelin took III hours
and IS minutes 10 its first cross
ing from f'riedrichshafen TO Lake
hurst, in October. 1928. but made
its second crossing in % hours
flat, in 1929.
The R-34, British dirigible. cross
ed from Scotland 70 New York In
1919 in le8 hours and Is minutes.
Eastward ocean flights have
been made bv the dirigibles III
much faster time. The Graf Yep
pelin has the records hours and
"a minutes from Lakehurst TO
Friedrichshafen in August. 1929. II
crossed the Pacific In September.
1929. from Toxic to Los Angeles III
81 hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Chief Quizzed In
Fatal LIQUOR Raid

SEYMOUR. Ind. Aug. l.AHI-
Homer Phillips. Seymour Chief or
police. faced questioning today AZ a
coroner's inquest IN connection
with the fatal shooting Of Lee Null
Inns, 43-year-old Tennesseean, In a
raid on an alleged Illicit liquor
establishment yesterday five miles
southeast Of C~rOthersvile. Ind.
Mullins was shot as he fled with
two companions from Chief Phil
lips and a deputy Sheriff. Phillips
said he called three times for the
men To halt. and then fired four
reviewer shots into the ground.
Calling once more to the fleeing
men. Phillips said he fired a shot
gun az a distance Of about ninety
yards as Mullins apparently whirled
and levelled a gun AT him. Mullins
dropped. fatally shot. No gun was
found on Mullins.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Martial Law Lifted
In City of Juarez

FL PASO. Aug. 1-Rl-After a
mayor and other city officials had
hcen sworn into office today to re-
place the old regime. martial law
was lifted from Juarez IN Mexico
across the border from here. An in
vestigation Of alleged election ire
gularitieS incident TO the election
OF a governor for Chihuahua state
on july 20 was ordered yesterday by
acting governor Escobar.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Woman Is Arrested
In Detroit Shaving

DETROIT. Aug. 1-P-Police
today arrested Marjorie Mansell. 81.
radio entertainer for station WAfBC
and held her at the women's deten-
ton home for questioning in con-
nection with the Staying Of Gerald
r. Jerry Buckley. political COM
mentator for the same station.
Miss Mansell was arrested near
an alleged hangout for hoodlums in
which four men were take in a
police raid last night. Police said she
is the sweetheart OF Pete Licavoli.
notorious ganEster sought as the
key man" in the Buckley Staying.
Police said they had known Miss
Mansell was driving Licavoli's auto
mobile. which later was found in
front Of the house IN which the
radio entertainer lived.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Quizzed On
Answers to Test

WEST ORANGE. N. u. Aug. l.
IJ-ThOmas "A. Edison doesn't know
how he would have answered the
desert question which SauSed the
most brow-wrinkling among the 40
youngsters that took competitive
examination for the Edison scholar
ship.
Mr.. Edison was asked how he
would answer the question: What
price would you ask for a Ford car
that had run 5000 miles?n
I'D say. get what you cant" Mr..
Edison said with a broad grin.
Then. chuckling. he said he had
paid SIS III Fort Myers last winter
for a Ford truck 10 years old and
that two Of his employees had driven
it to New Jersey this summer in
three days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Isabel Today
Changes Its Name

Especial % The HeraldD
PORT ISABEL. Aug. And Poins
Isabel Is no more.
From now on. TN accordance with
an election held some time aRn. this
city will be known as Port Isabel
instead Of Point Isabel.
The postoffice department has
taken recognition Of tbs fact and
beginning today outgoing mail Will
be stamped as from Port Isabel.
Many years ago, when this city
was a health resort for wealthy fam
lies Of northern Mexico, II was
known as FrOntOn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Communists
Fail to

PARIS. Aug. l.-#-C0mmunist
manifestations throughout France
advertised for today failed 70 dew
elop. The Ministry Of the Interior
reported that up I'D Monday all
was calm.
In Paris only a few trikers. ac-
cording TO the police. walked out
from factories. Taxicabs appeared
on the streets about as usual. The
authorities said about 10000 work
ers were ont in protest against che
social insurance law but that there
has been no change IN that situa-
ton, and no demonstrations BY
those strikers.
The police in practically All areas
were prepared t0r eventuaIitle5..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Pioneer Resident
Dies at Home Here

Esteban Garcia Ozuna. II, pio-
neer resident OF Brownsville and re-
tired merchant. died Thursday night
at s O'Clock at his home, Eleventh
and jefferson streets.
He Is survived by several grand
children in Brownsville and was for
many years a dean in the Mexican
Presbyterian church, also a member
Of WOW.
Funeral services are announced
for Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock
from the Presbyterian church with
burial in city cemetery. HinkleyS
mortuary will be in charge Of funer-
al ARRANGEMENTS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Ca~stellanos Delays
Visit to Matamoros

According 10 word received In
MatamOros this morning. Governor
Francisco Castellanos. Jr.. w thr
state OF Tamaullpas has postponed
his visit 70 the border city indefin-
itelv.
Governor CaStellanos was due I'm
MatamoroS today. He was coming
by way of the Victoria Matamo-ns
highway that is now under con
struction and nearing completion. a.
corps Of government engineers W.
to have made the trip with MI
taking "a survey nf the work thi
has already been done The reasS"Pn
for the postp0nement Of the govern
or's trip to MatamUr0s was not made
public.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Harrington School
Dedication Monday

HARLINGEN. Aug. 1-Harlin-
gems new high school will be dedi-
Gated September I al ? o'clock. Paul
Phipps. city superintendent. an
nounced today. The dedicatory adj
dress will be made by state super
intendent 8. NJ. N. Mars. to be
followed BY a reception given BY the
senior high PIT. A.
Opening OF the school has been
postponed from September / to 8.
Principals viii meet with superin-
tendent Phipps Saturday before the
opening OF schools. and teachers
will meet Monday morning. Enroll
ment will begin Tuesday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Valley Showers
Raise Rain Hope
Little Chance of Windstorms Here as Other
Parts of State Have Experienced
When Dry Spells Were Broken

Scattered showers Thursday afternoon. and a small electrical storm
near San Benito. which resulted in one death from lightning. today gave
rise to hopes Of continued showers or a general rain, which will be well
coined over the Valley.
A small drenching was given a rather large section around San Benito
and Harrington but the only recorded rainfall at tine weather bureau
today with reference to the Valley was O6 of inch mt Brownsville. This
may be a starter 70. further rainfall. w y Schnurbusch of the weather
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Edison Selects
r. |. Bow

WEST ORANGB ". J.. Aug.
iIP-Arthur o. Williams, Jr.,
Of East Providence. r. l.. was
chosen today by Thomas A. Edi-
son from among the brightest
bows from every state 70 re-
ceive the inventors second an
nual college scholarship.
The Rhode Island boys -ictor.
means he will receive a four year
chronological and scientific
course In any college or Univers-
ity he selects.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Children Drown

COLEMAN. Tex. Aug. l--lFi-A
children's swimming party ended
in a double tragedy yesterday
when Mary Ada Freeman, !, and
william Holland Freeman, Is,
daughter and son Of J. r. Free
man Of SWeetwater. we're drownCI
here in the Old City Lake. The
children had been visiting here
with their uncle. VIII Riley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Endurance Planes
Reach Air Marks

ST. LOUIS. Aug. l-tP-The
monoplane Greater st. Louis. fly
ing toward a new refueling endur-
ance record, passed Its 264th hour
OF sustained flight at TIL a. m. to-
day. AT that hour the pilots. Dale
Jackson and Forest O'Brine. former
record holders began their twelfth
day aloft signalling that all was
well.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Sterling Opens Campaign
Houston Candidate Attacks Fergusonism AS
Paramount Issue at Stake

AUSTIN, Aug. 1-tP-Ross : Sterling. candidate for the democratic
nomination for governor, opened his campaign here today with an attack
upon James f. Ferguson, former governor whose wife, Miriam A. FeTgu-
son. opposes Sterling in the run-off campaign.
In a statement Sterling reegated his highway bond plan to second
place Is an issue. declaring the paramount issue now 10 be honesty and
efficiency in government" He said he believed other candidates in the
primary stood for honest governmant and were onposed TO The return
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Damage Suit Filed
After Boys Death

TEIENTdI 20 TIT IAELdINT
HARLINGEN. Aug. Suit for
S2l.4O0 damages in connection with
the death Of Alex Powell, Harrington
boy. in an automobile accident this
week, was filed In l03rd District
court today. Luther z. Wagers of
TT. Scott, Kansas. is named as de-
PENDANT.
The suit was filed in behalf Of
the bows father, A. l.. Powell, by
Criss and Brown, Harlingen attor-
news.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
Lightning Kills
Laborer at Work

'CHtLldl W 4lNt Altl dIAl
SAN BENITO. Aug. Because
Oscar Steck. %. decided to quit work
on a tractor for a few minutes and
watch the clouds, he Is alive today.
Nicolas Trevino. so, assisting Steck
was killed instantly when lightning
struck him as he worked on the
tractor on a farm On the Hollywood
Beach rOt q.
Steck withdrew a few feet from
the tractor. and almost immediate
Is, TrevinO was struck. Stocks legs
were mOmentarily stunned. but he
was not otherwise injured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the VALLEY:
Partly cloddy 70 occasionally unset
tied tonight and Saturday. probably
with local thundcrshOwarE.
For East Texas. Faf in nOtth.
partly cloudy with thIhdershowefs
II south portion tonight and Sat
LTday.
Light TO moderate winds on the
coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-01
HALFWAY MARK

ROOSEVELT FIELD. N. Y. Aug.
i-0P-Bob Black and Lou Reich
ers in their red monoplane reach
ed the half way mark at $50 "A. IN.
est today IN their attempt ID
break the 554 hour refueling en-
DURANGO record OF the Hunter
brothers.
At that hour the red plane had
been Up two hundred and seventy
seven hours.