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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-01

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-01

1927 HUDSON COACH-4-wheeI brakes.
A high-DOwered fast car. X&HA
Only '......'.....''.-. ~akTO
1925 DODGE sEDANIWs have :gts the
GSoS tires ,., many extras aI and G7G
1923 OAKLAND 5-PAssENGER SEDAN
Now, grasp this chance to own . big,
luxurious Ixn car At small car cost. Has
81. p- iiSs', ..: and save: S445
1880 FORD CABRIOLET-The con-
new. Sold for over 500. &GOG
NOW ...''.............. &aVcVap
1928 CHEVROLET COACH Just the
car for 90 m cal mnnN
1 ira .ss Come in NIQA
1913 OAKLAND coUPE-Trimmed in
' II! i! .ls' nd i': 81: .iSS's $425
1879 CHEVROLET CoACH-EveryOns
knows what this car MA@ -
Is. AT the price II won't %AL
De mere long .......... @H ID
1929 CHEVROLET COUPE-One Of the
new six-cylinder business cOupeS, prac-
ttcally new. new car m mr.
couldn't run or look any III
inner. Reduced to only. QNFZay
1928 PONTIAC CABRIOLET-ThIs
sporty looking car was Just recently
traded In on q new Pontiac. Il has
been completely rehnished In at
tractive shades OF DueO Mn -
and has new tires. X&M
Vniy '''.'''.'''..s.s''' %OI@xaI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
PLANES HELP
STORM AREAS
Medicine and Supplies Are
Flown to Island
N Today

PORT Az PRINCE. Haiti, Sept. 5
-tR-Two Marine Corps aIrplanes
which flew to Santo Domingo City
today with medicine and supplies
for the victims Of Wednesdays
great hurricane, reached the strick-
en- capital at 2:55 p. m. Major Davis
in charge of the expedition, report
ed by radio.
Major Davis wirelessed:
Landing field o. X. Conditions
unbelievable. Doctors, m medicines
and food imperative.
Have pilots bring water and food
for our own consumption
All available airplanes here, six
or eight In number, will fly to
Santo Domingo tomorrow morning
with doctors, nurses and supplies.
The Haitian government today
appropriated 100 900 melons as a
first measure OF assistance to the
sufferers.
Captain Montgomery A. Stuart Of
the medical department Of the u.
s. Navy. director OF the sanitary
department In Haiti, today was
appointed coordinating head of all
relief activities Of this republic
Food. clothing and tents will 20
forward within the next "a hours
aboard the steamship Genevieve
Lykes OF Galveston. which contri-
buted its services. The trip will re-
quire Is hours.
The Haitian chapter Of the Red
Cross met with instant success to-
day In its drive for food. clothing
and money. Doctors and nurses this
afternoon remained at headquarters
70 be ready for immediate depart
ure when called.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
POLICE CLASH
AT N. O. MEET
State, Municipal Officers In
Riot When Huey Long
Speaks

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 5-P-
state and municipal police clashed
last night over the direction Of
traffic at a political rally at which
Governor Huey p. Long spoke in
his senatorial campaign and today
4 state highway police sergeant and
eight others arrested in the disorder
were fined In a city court.
Each was fined SIS and released
on $3.50 bonds pending an appeal.
state Sergeant Lionel Escude was
charged both with interfering with
an officer and resisting arrest.
Upon finding Escude and Is 9TH
o. state officers at the rally James
Grips. supervisor OF city police.
complained that Escude was vio-
lating city police traffic orders and
directed the state officers to leave.
A crowd gathered and arguments
and retorts led to blows and a free
for all fight. "A riot squad from city
police headquarters quelled the
disturbance.
During his speech. Governor Long
referred TO the incident. saying that
the way the city police allowed
traffic TO move around the platform
was an insult to him. He said after
election there may yet be a recall
here in New Orleans"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
Vets Are Ill

BALTIMORE, Sept. 5-LPl-Sev-
erai hundred members Of the Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars and the la
dies auxiliSry. III following a lunch
con Wednesday on the grounds Of
the naval academy at Annapolis,
were sufficiently recovered today to
laugh about the experience and
blame their condition on heat, ex-
element. lack of sleep and injudic-
iOuS eating.
None OF those stricken was SER
ioGsly III.
II was pointed out the the visi-
tors have been getting little sleep.
were eating irrerularly and have
been on the 60 since the encamp-
ment opened sunday, and that most
Of those stricken were not familiar
with what goes with crabs and crab
salad.
The menu consisted of crab salad,
cold ham, hard shell crabs, pickles,
rolls and near beer and on the boat
trip back TO Baltimore there was
considerable consumption Of ginger
Gle and ice cream.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
Motion Overruled
For Continuance

AUSTIN, Sept. 5.-P-Overrul-
ing another Iolcon for continu-
ance, the state railroad commission
today opened its hearing Oh the APP
plication Of the Southern Pacific
Railway to make a drayage allow
ance Of a maximum Of % cents a
bale on cotton.
The railroad seeks this allowance
in order to equalize Its rates with
truck rates. claiming that trucks
pick the cotton up at the gin or
cotton yard and are not obliged TO
allow for the cost Of draying from
the gin to the railroad loading plat
form.
Truck owners from the Corpus
Christi area, who were given a
two-day stay when the application
was called for hearing wednesday,
claimed they had not had suffi-
cient time to prepare their opposi-
ton. In testimony today the truck
owners contended they were at a
disadvantage amounting to 80 cents
a bale due to the cost OF moving
cotton in compression and that 10
add rs cents would put them at a
disadvantage Of S. cents a bale.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
Fast Driving Near
Schools Forbidden

AS in years past. the Brownsville
police department Is c~entering its
attention on slowing down traffic
In the neighborhood of schools.
New "slow" signs have been in
stalled around the schools and of
ficers keep close watch on traffic
near these institutions. Motorists
win have TO keep to Is miles per
hour in the school zones. This re-
quirement will be strictly enforced.
II has been announced by j. t.
Armstrong. lieutenant OF police.
Last year, thanks to coopera-
ton on the part or motorists, we
did not have a single child injur-
ed" he said. When you consider
that hundreds of small children are
crossing and re-crossing the main
traffic arteries each day. II Is easy
to understand that cooperation on
the part of motorist Is essential"
However. provisions have been
made to take care Of those who dis
regard the slow sign. They are
spotted by numbers without being
stopped and are later summoned
into corporation court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
Hevey VIII Take
Charge of Sales

III. H.. Hevey. Columbus. Ohio. for
merly district sales manager for
the Stutz Motor Car company OF
America. and co-developer Of Seb-
ring. Fla. has assumed the duties
OF general sales director Of the
Lower Valley Securities company.
He win succeed Paul A. Notes, who
has acted in that capacity until
Mr.. Hevey could arrange his other
business prior 10 making perma-
nenr residence In the Valley. He
will be connected with colonization
work and work on the causeway
and development Of the proposed
playground on Padre Island.
Spending 80 days or his trip 20
Brownsville. Mr.. Hevey studied the
feeling IN the Middle West toward
the Valley as a winter resort. He
IS enthusiastic. and stated Friday
that he found the people looking
forward to the time when the To-
cal playground will be OXEN.
1T is not a matter OF thousands
OF tourists: II Is a matter Of hum
dreds of thousands" Mr.. Hevey
said. The possibilities here are
unlimited.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
Americans Robbed

PARIS. Sept. 5-fP-The rooms
Of Theodore Kaufman. OF New York.
and Of Mrs. $. Sax. Brooklyn. and Of
Melville Marx. Of San Francisco.
have been visited successfully by
thieves who took cash and Jewels
valued at about $4,000. Police be-
lieve the thefts to be the work Of
expert international crooks who
have been operating in Paris and
fashionable French resorts for some
months past.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
Rhinelander Suit
Is Dropped Today

WHITE PLAINS. N. H.. Sept. 3.
PA half million dollar suit
for alienation OF affections, brought
hv Alice Jones R~hinelander against
Commodore Philip Rhinelander.
father Of her estranged husband.
was discontinued today in supreme
court.
The suit was dropped In accord
ance with her recent agreement
with her husband. Leonard Kip
Rhinelarder. reached at Las Vegas.
New. Under the terms Of the agree
ment she vas TO resume her maiden
name Of Alice Jones. drop n separa-
ton and discontinue action against
Commodore Rhinelander. The sep
aration suit has not been formally
dropped as yet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
Contest Is Filed

FAMPA, Sept. 5-P-John W.
Andrews. defeated candidate for
sheriff OF Gray county, last night
filed a petition with the Demo-
cratic county committee contesting
the certification OF his opponent,
Lon Il. Blanscet.
Andrews. who had been declared
defeated by p votes, charged fraud
and illegalty anu asked for the
d~iscarding Of 367 votes accredited to
Elanscet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
KWWC to Present
Novel Selections

Starting with the Mexican Avia-
ton program at 800 o'clock this
evening. KwwG will present a
varied and novel selection Of studio
programs. AT 500. Bobo and his
banjo will sing a few tunes. Light
ming will Groom his favorite blues
nGmbers-and he can make them
sound so blue-and then u mystic
riouS pianist. Gus, will pound out
the selections you most want to
hear. on the studio Baldwin.
The American Legion win An
Airplane" program will consist OF q
male quartet. The Harmony Four
some. under the direction Of Mrs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
California Girls
Doubles Winners

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 5.-tP-
Helen and Mercedes Marlowe Of
Los Angeles, Calf, today won the
1880 girls doubles championship by
defeating another Los Angeles pair.
Dorothy Workman and Caroline
Babcock rs and 60 in the final
round az the Philadelphia Cricket
club
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05

Snow. The quartet Is well known to
Valley listeners, having been heard
yer KwwG the past winter.
Dr. Dutro has promised us a lively
program at 300. He will bring alorg
several harmonious, which in itself
proves that he is going to play some
hot" music.
Mr.. Northrop again says that
anyone wishing 10 perform over
KWWG will be given an addition
any afternoon at 4:30 in the studio
atop the Hotel Jardin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
~ RIfRNEn

BROWNWOOD, Sept. 5-tPl-A
fire Of undetermined origin early to-
day destroyed the j. r. Sowell mer-
camille company's store at Brook
smith. IS miles southwest of here,
causing a loss estimated between
$4,000 and $4,000. The Brown
wood fire department answered a
call for assistance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
Two Caterpillars
Join at Galveston

GALVESTON. Sept. 5-tPI-Forced
TO use their parachutes when a tail
unit OF their plane broke off. Lieut..
Harry l.. Clark and Private Martin
May. airmen Of the third attack
group stationed here, landed unin-
jured about six miles west or Cal
weston today. Their plane was des-
troyed when it fell In the bay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05

BALTIMORE. Sept. 5.-Rl-After
more than an hours debate. with
several roll calls, the thirty-first
national encampment OF the veter-
ans of Foreign Wars today went on
record demanding the repeal Of the
eighteenth amendment and its en-
forcement laws.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
Riots in Spain

RENTERIA. Spain. Sept. 5-fP-
Virtual martial law was declared
here today and all business houses
closed after rioting which broke out
in the course Of a general strike
Unexpectedly proclaimed at noon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
INTENTIONS FILED

w. S. Wilson and Ada B. Edge,
Harrington: j. "A. Bennett. Browns
vile and Virginia Elizabeth knight.
Oimito: Guadalupe Rodriguez and
Rosa de Leon. Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05

me DATED States air msn postage
rate ID 8 cents Tor the first ounce and
10 cents Tor each additional ounce or
fraction thereof Letters mailed In
me Unttad States Tor the points II
xexlco taks this. rata
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05

Punta Arenas In Southern Chile
Is known as the most southern city
in the world because 1t is farther
south than any other settlement
deserving TO be designated as a city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
Paper Delivery
RY Messenger

Are you receiving your Browns
vile Herald promptly every af-
ternoon? If not, just ring the
circulation department Of The
Brownsville Herald. Phone u.
and q Postal messenger boy will
bring you a paper Immediately.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-05
Air Mail Schedules

The schedule for the mail oetween
Brownsville N bailas Is
oy the postoffice department as fol-
ioua.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

their shop bags filled with food from the hm-
gain counters. Most of them wore toil-worA
expressions, but there was one woman, color
fully dressed, whose smile was fun of cheeri-
ness.
But what really drew my attention to her
was the wonderfully colored shopping bag
which she carried instead of the usual ugly
black leather affair. 1t was made of fawn
canvas and was embroidered with brilliantly
colOred flower beads. studied the bag closely
and when reached home this Is what did
II got burlap grain sack (any grain mer-
chant will sell you one for trifle). then In my
collection of odds and ends found a couple
OF old felt hats, green one and q red one
cut the unfaded pieces Of both of them into
flowers. Next got an old shopping bag and
cut some more OF the felt to the exact shape
OF the bag. also cutting the gunny sack In the
same size. then sewed in the felt lining.
Next took the shaped flowers and sewed them
artistically on the outside of the bag and bor-
dered them with beads" concluded Miss Brown.
Bravo! Do you know have always hated
the sight OF these ugly black shopping bags
remarked one. Of the members
T9oIo es SHEILA McIVOR. an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
slowly, and grimly pointed to one of the landing

slowly, and grimly pointed to one Of the landing
wheels.
IT was afraid of that" he said soberly I'VE
broke wheel. And If you can figure how we
are going to take of again with only one good
wheel, you're better flyer than am Harry"
S'Well, we're down anyway" said Harry
hopefully And we still have the plane. Also
we are in Skeleton Valley, and not q quarter of
mile from an abandoned mining town. I'm
going to get look at one of them at lastl"
And it's liable to be q long look!" retorted
Uncle George. do you realize that we are
hemmed in on all sides by mountains, almost
impossible to tenderfeet Ike us; that it's prob
ably 20 miles to the railroad by road that is
undoubtedly worse than terrible and that no
body is likely to come this way for six months?"
But when we don't get back tonight Dad
will have planes out looking for us tomorrow"
said Harry, refusing to be alarmed.
81 Just hope they find us quickly" said Uncle
George. IF they don't, well be thankful for
even the foul water IN our radiator, because it
may be all Wen get here now. You never can
tell"
We'll. we1l be just as thankful for the
lemonade, coffee and sandwiches that mother
put up for use," chuckled Harry They are
going to taste good to me-"
Uncle George slapped him on the back eft
won't be 50 bad, kidd" he cried Now. I'm
going to have q look at that motor and find
out what made 1t 90 bad. have an idea it's a
clogged fuel line. Probably the gas we rot at
Calpass was fun Of dirt from those cans they
brought it in. Anyway, want to cover that
motor as best I can, for II I'm not mistaken
we're due for q sandstone"
while you are doing that, I'm going to
hike down to this deserted town and have .
look around" said Harry. eft certainly looks
like It might have been a tough old place at
one time"
Uncle George took q long look at the rows Of
dilapidated buildings that lined both sides Of
what had once been q street. Then he walked
TO the plane, reached into the cockpit and
without word handed Harry a 30-caliber
revolver.
(To Be Continued Next Sunday.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

them are in a sad state Of ruin the victims Of
war, age and fire. But Carnarvon Castle is still
in good state of preservation And if ever you
are in that part of the world, you can see this
old Welsh stronghold just as it must have APP
peared in the year 1894, when King Edward II
was born there. 1t was because this king was
born there that Carnarvon Castle Is Of unusual
interest. ~
The wild and warlike people Of Wales had
refused to be ruled by any English king =
ferring their own chieftains. And since th~.r
country was one that was easily defended, they
and their chieftains waged many a bitter and
successful fight against all who attempted to
subjugate them. But in 1884 King Edward
and his wife were with the English army in
Wales, and the king promised the Welsh
prince born in Wales and one who could speak
not word Of English He kept his promise,
for few months later son was born to the
king and his queen and was called the Prince
of Wales. He later became King Edward II
Ever since 1894 the first son of a reigning
English king has been called by the same title,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
Brighten Shaping Bag:

GONE rather gloomy day." said Miss Brown,
II was 'strap-hanging' in q crowded
street car homeward bound. On these occa-
sions always find it amusing to watch the
expressions Of the passengers. Some of them
look so worried. IS If they carried the weight
Of the whole world on their shoulders Others
seem to spread cheerfulness wherever they 60
On this particular evening the car was crowded
with housewives who were returning home with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
CarnarUOn Castle.

MALES is one Of the most interesting and
one of the most beautiful parts of the
British Isles and If you know your geography,
you will know that it is just west of England,
a small, mountainous region facing the Irish
Sea- 1t is . land which long ago was inhabited
by a fierce and warlike people, proud of their
Celtic blood and ruled by native chieftains who
for many years defied their neighbors in the
east to conquer them. And up TO about the
year 1900 they were more or less free and I'M
dependent of all other people
Like many of the old countries of Europe,
Wales contains many ancient cities, some of
them almost 1900 years old, and these in the
savage, fighting days of long ago were defended
by walls. forts and enormous castles, many of
which are standing to this day. though most of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
N0qC She Kn0qUs.

1.-TWO old women talking):
well, you've got one OF them ear things for
your deafness at last. That's what I've been
telling you to do for five years."
"Ohl That's what you've been telling me for
five years, Is it?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

Harry Nelson's father and his Uncle George have
inherited some desert land in the eastern part of
California, In which State they live. As q irri-
cation dam Is to be built their Uncle
George, who works for air transport company,
decides to ny to the inherited land and examine It.
he and Hsrry leave in his monoplane early one
they see railroad train wrecked In the mountains
below. They spend the day in Calpass looking over
taking on more gasoline. When less than halfway
home. Uncle George increases the planes speed to
run away from DANGEROUS looking clouds on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

And now for a word diamond. The second
nne is q bungler, the third means bewildered,
the fifth is underneath and the sixth covers the
grass in the mornings. Form the diamond.
p
PUZZLES
L
>
FIJI in the blank spaces and form these
words, all Of which end in the same three
letters:
l. Rec - lie.
2. Tex - lie.
SIS lie.
4. Re - lie.
Take q four-letter word for chilly Add n,
Fearrange the letters and get q word, to paint.
s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

Jane-I want some insect powder.
Cierk-Do you wish to take it with you?
Jane-Oh, of course not. I'll chase the bugs
down here and you can give it to them . .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
She Mas Safe.

Margaret-Can person be. punished for
something he hasn't done
'Teacher-Of course not
Margaret-Wen, haven't done my geometry
yet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
ANSWERS.

/. The square is trap, roll, alto, plow.
q The diamond is p, dub dazed, panwies
below, dew s.
8. Reconcile, textile smile reptile
4. Cool. Add and form color.
5. Crossword puzzle solution:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
PUZZLES

THIS week we are starting on with picture
word square. Experienced puzzlerS should
have little trouble with It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

The definitions are:
HORIZONTAL.
/. A proposition.
5. Indefinite article.
2. Chopped.
9. Every one.
IL. Exclamation Of surprise.
IL. A tree.
IS. A device for driving an airplane.
Is. The study Of the earths surface.
~. Trouble.
23. A brewed beverage.
"A. Became larger.
IS. Possesses
~. Upon.
28. Perform
/. An exclamation.
2. Dread.
3. A sharp, sudden sound
4. Part of the foot.
5. The highest point.
6. New Hampshire (abbrl.
8. Which person.
TO- The whole.
IA. Organ of hearing.
10. To win.
IL. A poem.
49, Small particle of matter.
1S. A dress.
20. Bench in q church.
81. A farm labOrer.
a. Proceed.
26. Therefore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

Some motorists are in such hurry to get
into the next county that they 10 right on into
the next world.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-11
"ENtN(,III\I" AT CAPITOL

Giving the motion pictures a voice is destined 10 give Dolores Dol IIo, star of "Evaugcliuc," the United Artists picture scheduled for show ing at the Capitol thcatcr Wodncs- day, Thursday and Friday her great est screen opportunities.
 Not only does the celebrated star speak four different languages superbIy but she sings in these dia- lects as well and enjoys the distinc- ton of being the first silent picture star to sing for either radio or pho nograph records.
 With the development Of sound pictures. Miss Del Rio will have op- portunities 10 demonstrate her rare talent as a singer us well as an actress and in her current vehicle. which Edwin CarcWc has both pro. duccd and directed, the popular star sings q chansouottc written by Marie Autoiuctto. iU French and "Evangrlinc." theme song hy Al Jolson and Billy Rose. in English.
 The co-fcature will present Jack Mulhall and Alice bay in "ln the Next Room an alt talking romantic drama.