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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
M'ALLEN GETS
FIRST TRUCK
Beans and Potatoes Make
Appearance at Upper
End of Valley
Especial 10 The Herald.)

McALLEN, March l9.-The first
hamper Of beans and the first sack
Of potatoes this season have made
their appearance In McAllen.
The beans were grown On the
farm or George Chapapas, farmer
residing two miles north Of the
city, who sold them to Wade and
Newton. local produce buyers, at
a record price OF 81 for the ham,
per. Jitney-Jungle Grocery Of Me-
Allen Immediately r~epurchased the
beans and placed them on sale.
The price paid for the hamper
is high above the market level.
The harvest Of green beans in this
section win get under way rapidly
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
DR. CALDWELL loved people.
He studied the habits Of his

DR. CALDWELL loved people.
~ He studied the habits Of his
patients and tried to improve
their ways of living. His obser-
vations over a long period Of
time convinced him many people
were running their health by a
careless choice Of laxatives. Then
he determined to write a pre-
scription which would get at the
cause Of constipation and correct
it quickly and safely.
How successful his efforts were
Is best shown by the fact that the
prescription he wrote back in
1885 has become the worlds most
popular laxativei He prescribed
a mixture Of herbs and other pure
ingredients now known as DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, in r
thousands Of cases where bad
breath, coated tongue, gas,
headaches, biliousness, and
lack Of appetite, or energy
showed him that the bowels |
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
Mission Planning
Big Community Meet

ISpeclaI 70 Tie HeFaId.J
MISSION. March ia big
community spread" with q fine
program is to be given Friday
evening. March q, in the Sydnor
Ford building.
This affair. which Is expected 20
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19

Of men, women or children were
sluggish. 1t proved successful in
the most obstinate cases. So men
liked it. Old folks liked it because
it never gripes. Children liked its
pleasant taste. And everybody is
pleased with the gentle way it
a~ccomplishes its purpose.
BY 1888, the demand for this
laxative was so great that the
doctor permitted it to be bottled
and sold by drugstores. Today
you can obtain DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin from any drugstore
in the world.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19

terest Is being shown in the music
events and the directors expect 10
bring back part OF the honors OF
the music meet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
Cameron Courts

SUITS FILED IN DIST. COURTS
No. 9273-O. o. Murray va. Incor-
porated City Of San Benito. Texas.
Damages.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-29

picture Of his career, Hoot Gibson
came to the Queen theatre Friday
in Spurs" his latest Universal re-
lease.
Packed to capacity with thrills,
the action Is sustained throughout
giving Spurs" tremendous force as
a western romance. Never has Glib
son appeared TO such advantage as
he does in this picture. He rides
and fights his way through the
film in breath-taking sequences
that fairly lift the fans from their
seats.
Spurs" Is the story Of q war be-
tween cattlemen and a band or no.
torious outlaws, led by an unscru-
renegade whose fortified re-
treat in the canyon country had
resisted all the forces Of the law.
The story includes a thrilling ro-
dec IN which Hoot Gibson gives
one Of his most remarkable per-
formances at riding bucking bron-
chOs.
The romantic element Is not
LACKING. Helen Wright. a charming
actress, has the feminine role op-
p0site Gibson. Humor is supplied
by the escapades Of Gilbert Holmes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-29

primarily the story Of youth-the
youth Of all natsons-in war. Even
in the midst Of war, youth does not
forget romance. So in the master
piece Of Remarque, there Is rom
ance. It is one of the great pas
sages Of the book. and Universal
has put the book on the screen
exactly as the author wrote IL.
There is not q scene in the picture
which is not in the book.
Readers Of the hook-and there
have been ten million OF them
viii recall the canal-swimming
incident, when the school-boy
soldiers swim across TO the laugh
ing girls on the other side for a
midnight rendezvous, and Paul
Banner. the hero, believes himself
actually in love.
This sequence in the picture has
been filmed by Universal with all
the care and effort which went
into the making Of the other
sequences In this super production.
The scenes were made at Venice,
Calf. A canal half a mile in length.
40 feet wide and Is feet in depth
crossed by q stone bridge patrolled
by sentries and surrounded with
typical French cottages and a
village settlement, was built.
This portion Of the picture.
which shows the lighter side Of
war. Is declared TO be one OF the
most delightful romantic in.erludes
ever seen on the screen.
"All Quiet on The Front" which
comes to the Rivoli Theatre. San
Benito. for 3 days starting Sunday,
with a special Midnight Preview.
Saturday at 1880 p. m. numbers in
lis cast a remarkable array Of
players. Louis Wolheim. Lewis
Ayres and John Wray head the
featured players. among whom also
are Raymond Griffith. George
Slim Sunmerville. william
Blackwell. Walter Browne Rogers.
Russell Gleason. Scott Kolk. Ben
Alexander and owen Davis. Jr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-29
HARLINGEN

In Queen High, riotouS musical
comedy feature opening a two day
engagement at the Arcadia theatre
Iouay, Charlie Ruggles and Frank
Morgan are pardners in a garter
manufacturing concern and are
continually sCrapping over business
affairs. Their lawyer and incidently
a mischief maker proposes that
they settle their differences BY a
hand OF poker, the winner 10 take
over the business for a years time,
the loser is to become the butler
in the household Of the winner.
Prior to this Morgan has given
his niece Ginger Rogers a job as a
stenographer in the firm to equalize
Stanley Smith, Ruggie's nephew,
who has been favored with a posi-
ton in the business by his
uncle. The situation has be-
come much strained when the card
game Is proposed. Ruggles loses.
and thereafter is the m~anservant
in the home of Morgan.
But the luckless RugE'es learns
OF a way 70 end al OF Morgan'S
lordly ordering about.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-29

AT CAPITOL
Something new in the way Of an
al-star comedy satirizing the max
ing OF talking pictures Is offered
IN Metro-G 0ldwyn-Mayer's farce,
Free and Easy" which will be
shown today at the Capitol theatre.
Not since SHOW People," King
Vidor's laughing expose Of the in
side workings OF Hollywood studios
III which William Haines and Mar
ION Dawes were co-starred some
time ago, has there been a picture
30 per cent Of whose locale is laid
within the closely guarded portals
OF the cinema industry.
Amazing Cast
William Haines is again seen In
the present vehicle but only as one
Of an imposing group of stars, play
erS ana directors, al Of whom have
q share In what, advance report has
u, Is the funniest burlesQue Of Hol-
lywood seen to date. The East in
Guides such well-known names as
Buster Keaton, seen in his first talk
ing and singing role, Anita Page,
Irixie Frlganza, Robert Montgom-
cry Dorothy Sebastian, Karl Dane,
John MILAN. Gwen Lee, William
Collier, ST., Edgar bearing. Marion
Shilling and Lottice Howell. Direc-
tors who take an active part in the
production are Lionel Barrymore.
Fred Niblo and David Burton, while
Cecil B. DeMille makes his first APP
pearance on the visible side of the
camera IN an amusing sequence.
The picture Is reported to differ
further from the earlier work in that
IL shows the workings of the sound
stages in all their detail. including
n exact maneuvering of the micro
phones, mufflers, mechanical de-
vices, voice amplifierS, etc, and in
cludes a variety Of revues staged by
Sammy Lee, and a comic opera Sc
quence said to be done in the man
ner Of the well known Gilbert and
Sullivan ~operettas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-29
Rio Hondo Property
Values Show Boost
(Spe .ial To The Hernld.)

RIO HONDO, Aug. pa hike OF
s47,325 over the valuations OF city
property last year is shown in final
figures given out by the board OF
equalization.
Total valuations for 1870 amount
to S340.664 as against $3.50 y339 for
1929.
The advance Is due TO several
new business houses and residences
constructed during the year.
Last year S228.65z in valuations
stood for real estate. while personal
valuations were S64,4S5.
This year s261.297 Is for real
estate while $79,367 is for personal
property.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-29

MOSCOW Aug. 20.-Soviet
scientists, under the direction Of
Prof. otto Schmidt, recently sailed
from Archangel for Fridtjof Nan
sen Land to investigate the geo
graphical OF those far northern
portions of Russia. The expedition
expects 70 visit land never before
seen by man, and has been provis-
ioned for Is months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-29
Marx Brothers Film
Opens New Theatre
(Special to the Heraldl

MERCEDES, Aug. 2e.-Mercedes'
new sound-equipped theater was
scheduled to open Friday with the
first showing OF Animal Crackers"
the latest Marx Brothers film.
What was formerly known as the
Empire has been completely equip
ped for sound pictures and re-
opened under the name of the
Capitol by the Publix company,
which already operates a chain of
the most up-to-date theaters in
the Valley.
Animal Crackers was selected
for the opening attraction as 1t
has not yet had a public showing,
and the new theater and the picture
will make their premiere together.
The policy Of the picture house
calls for four changes weekly, Fri
day. Sunday, Monday and We'd
nesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-29
RTyOLI. SAN BFNITO

"All Quiet on the Western Front"
the Universal perturbation Of Erich
Maria Remarque's masterpiece. Is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-29

It is estimated that 1900 L-r-
sons were executed with the gull
lotine during the French Revolt
ton.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18

body and whispered. Nov you've
got the same dose as the other fel-
low"
Police interpreted that as re-
ferring to Moyznski. Miss Ring
told how the man went rapidly
through Sowley's pockets, seized
slip OF paper and cried:
Il have it."
He then tossed the newspaper
clipping into the dead mans lap and
escorted Miss Ring to the bus sta
ZION.
Threatens IA More Killings
Yesterday the Journal received
this letter, the third OF the series:
You have not published the code
message sent you-too bad-for your
information there is more work for
the police now Tonight at 10 p. m.
| sowley was bumped of near Floral
park-and not very far away from
the police signal station. You will
find him near an auto junk pile. We
have selected this night to do 1t as
/ Movznski was buried today. This
more men and a woman will go tho
same way II they do not return two
of the missing papers. The Ne"
York document was found on sowley
last night and also some OF our
money as in the case of Miss c. May.
7 advise you to publish the code
messages for tomorrow one more
will go. You may let them kno"
that SIX is the man behind the gun.
He asks for no quarter, but will give
none. On June IS at 9 p. m, Will
b. at College Point to get W. X
! VS."
In an earlier letter the man sad
MISS c. May is innocent and the
victim OF unfortunate clrcum-
stances" He also referred TO him.
self as the agent Of secret inter-
national order"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18

ern Bolivian revolutionary clique,
and that the attack on Nlllazon had
been inspired by Soviet agents.
Officials All Removed
All government authorities were
forcibly removed from office at VII
lazon, on the Bolivian frontier, and
three persons were slightly wound
ed. Great tension reigns there" he
wired. Commercial houses and two
hotels were raided and money and
goods taken.
1t IS stated that the revolutionary
movement has broken out IN all
cities in Bolivia and that com NUM-
cation with La Paz has been cut.
The national collector of revenue at
La Quiaca announces the discovery
OF contraband arms and ammunition
consigned to Bolivians alleged to be
N Communication with Soviet
agents. who precipItated the revolu-
t!onary movement at VIllazon'
Senior Pinto Escalier, Bolivian
charge d'attaires here. mInlmized
the importance OF the NoFenlen
and said that he did not believe Abb
Don Saavedra. exlled former vice
president, was implicated. Friends
OF Sr Saavedra denied his part!ci-
PATTON and expressed regret at what
they called E!noJosa's unfortunate
action.
The Bolivian political situation
has been IN some turmoil since res
!gnatlon recently Of President SHES,
who left government Of the country
10 the cabinet as a council Of state.
II was assumed here that constl-
tutlonal convention called for next
month would find a constitutional
way for him 10 hold the executive
office again
Hinoiosa formerly was second
secretary Of the legation at Ric
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
INSANE MURDERER
KILLS SECOND MAN
Continued on Page Two)
parked automobile.


parked automobile.
For The hrst time since Miss May
was arrested as material witness
and held in $4,000 bail detectives
placed some credence today in her
story Of a fantastic man who shot
down her escort. The account that
Miss Ring told at the Jamaica po-
lice station was similar in almost
every respect to that related by Miss
May.
Slayer Polite to Girls
Neither could furnish an adequate
description Of the killer; in both
cases ne had been extremely polite
to the girls and even escorted Miss
Ring to a bus station and told her
70 have no fear Both girls were
hysterical after the killings and
could not calm themselves sut-
Acienty to recall what the maniac
looked like
Miss Ring SAID she and souley
were sitting N the autor oblle
when they saw a shadow behind the
car Suddenly man appeared on
the left side OF the machine, calm
ly opened the door and fred twice at
Sovley The maniac stood silently
for moment until he was sure that
Sowley was dead Then, according
to Miss Ring, he leaned over the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
Deny Case Serious

La Paz, Bolivia, June IS up An
official statement published today
denied the seriousness of a move
ment by Roberto Hinojosa. Bolivian
radical leader, against the govern
ment.
The statement said
"A force OF thirty communists,
headed by Roberto Hirojosa, a
traitor to his country assaulted the
railway station at Mojo (several
miles inland from the Argentine
frontieD, Tuesday morning, pillag.
ing and committing all kinds OF
depredations.
Latest notices received here say
that some of these communists have
abandoned Hinojosa. fleeing toward
the Argentine. The government is
taking immediate measures to re-
capture the remainder and to restore
complete order"
FL Norte, seni-offlcial daily, in
publishing the announcement, said
that former Vice President Abdon
Saavedra, who is exiled in Buenos
Aires, had ordered adherents to as
sassinate fernando Siles, the presi-
dent-resigned, and General Kundt
Bollvias chief Of general staff.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
BROCK And SCHLEE
ARRIVE IN FLORIDA
(Cont,nued From First Page

into a fence The plane was tilted
on its side one wheel was broktn
but the men were unhurt.
The plane shot across the finish
line at Jacksonville Beach at l:ol:-
IS according to the official Tuner.
This gave Brock and schlee a total
elapsed time from San Diego OF Is
hours and so minutes.
Progress of the flight OF Brock
and schlee from Jacksovll!e Beach
to San Diego. Calf. and return was
a mystery as the morning wore on
without tldinss from them. and un-
til they finally showed up,
At 1906 a nj. (e. S. t. as much
time had elapsed since they left san
Diego Cor the flight eastward as was
required for the trip westward yes
terday.
Thirteen hours, 81 minutes and
80 seconds was the new record set
BY the aviators for the east-to-west
journey.
No word had been received from
the plane since it left San Diego
last night at 5:l1 o'clock %. c. t)
for the return flight. nor had any
one reported sighting il until it ap-
peared over the field.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
Merely Another Wet"

Nav York, June IS ~, - Com
ments on Ambassador Morrovs
nomination for senator IN New Jer-
sey. obtained by the New York
World. follow:
F. Scott Mcbride. general super
!ntendent Of the Anti-saIoon League
The nomination Of a wet candl-
date for senator from New jersey
Is nothing new. Mr. Morrow is no
more wet than ex-senator Edge.
whose place he viii take II elected
n November Morrow will merely
be another wet If he IS elected 1t
does not mean any addition 10 the
vet vote IN the senate Mr. Nor
rows is as much a, tribute 70 his
personal popularity as an indorse-
ment Of the wet program. Undoubt-
edly, many Who voted for Morrow
are opposed 10 llquor but saw no
Danger Of dry law repeal by the
election OF just another wet from
New Jersey.
Henry H. Curran, president OF the
Association Against the Prohibition
Aaendment-This Is great tribute
70 a great man. The republicans Of
New Jersey not only understand
Dwight Morro~'s abilities, but they
also are determined to repeal the
eighteenth amendment and thus re-
store 70 the peoples Of our forty
eight sovereign states their ancient
American right o. local self govern
ment N local affairs. The republican
leaders Of other states may We'll take
warning before 1t is to late.
United States Senator Walsh, dem =
ocrat. Nontana-I could neither re-
joict nor be distressed over the
nomination Of Mr.. Morrow. 1t will
Be interesting 10 have in the senate
a man right out Of the firm Of Nor
san {: CO
United States Senator Morris
Shepard democrat, Texas - New
Jersey has long been recognized as
a wet state The political machinery
which dominates the republican
party in that state Is actively wet.
The victory OF Mr.. Morrow simply
means that the republican machit-
cry in New Jersey is working eff
/ fectively. At any rate, his nomina-
/ ton does not in any way lessen the
/ strength OF prohibition.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
TOMORROW-Why Men Marry

nomination over Joseph c Cassini,
vet. and Meadow Wright, a dry.
Cavlcchla. Il elected. VII! succeed
Representative Franklin w Fort.
IN the third district 10 FIJI the
post Of Representative Harold G
Kaufman who Will retire at thl
expiration Of his term. Assem- olyraan
Thomas NJ Gopsill defeated Donald
5 5o~le for tire republican non1!na-
non. IN the 18th district Irving w
Taft APPARENTLY defeated William W
Brltten Cor the republican nona!na.
ton
Only two contests were raset II
the democratic party. In the ninth
district Archibald c. Narrower on tht
bass OF incomplete returns appar-
entity defeated Eduard c Kenny
and II the tenth district Edva-d
Slnn1s led John F Cahlll.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18

sat up late TO hear them. AS soon
as the result was seen TO be certain
messages of Congratulation poured
into the cable offices for transmits
sion 10 Mr. Morrow's home at Engle-
wood
Mr. Morrow is expected to return
to Mexico City late this month or
early in July 10 wind up matters in
connection with his diplomatic.post.
II was believed here he would re-
before relinqUishing his post
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
Judge Not Interested
In Speed of Machine

Niddletown, June IS LPH-May-
be the automobile of John Inver-
enizzi, Durham. can make so
miles an hour going down hill and
may be is can't. Judge Israel
Poliner of the Middletown city
court doesn't care.
Inverenizzi, after he had been
convicted of speeding yesterday
on the testimony OF state po-
liceman that he had been driving
so miles an hour, told Judge Pol
liner his car would not go that
fast on any kind of grade. He
invited the judge to take the car
out and see for himself.
Thank you, no." the Judge re-
piled. Ten dollars and costs"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
Bandits Get Mixed On
PAYDAY in Bold Theft

New York, June IS (UP)-Two
bold bandits got their dates mixed
yesterday when they called at the
Offices OF the Original Table Pad
company and demanded the pay
roll from The proprietor. Louis
Abrams.
h called their attention 10 the
lac. that payday was not for sew
aral days 10 come. Chagrlned, the
bandits compromised by taking 4
scartg.n from Abrams which he
valued A. sos. after refusing 10
take So IL cash from NO office
boys
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
CUT IN VACATION
STIRS Up FIRENEN
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
Dry Also Victor

Newark, n j. June ls-1P-
Both a vet and a dry apparently
won congressional nominations in
New Jerseys primary yesterday in
tha only two Of six contests in which
prohibition was an issue
On the basis of incomplete returns,
Representative Ernest F Alderman.
a dry defeated Wesley A Stanyer.
wet, for the republican Nomina son
in the fifth district while in the
ninth district Peter A Cavicchia, a
wet, apparently won the republican
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1930-06-18
MORROW VICTOR IN
NEW JERSEY fight
BY HUGE MAJORITY
(co--.auad From F.-st PagA


Ho"eFS: ne sa.f sH...!Eg-E,
seam 20 nave CARED my own "ard
~ e"pFess7o gEeaI p!'0@ n lHe
ZOE gwen Hin ~ MS |@'EHooFs IN
Ing ''4
Iesp.'% he ovhrThAlnlrE defeat
OF For D- James K. Shields super
Inrendan- Of ne Anu-saloon League
said The Aru-Sa.oon League stu
Is II re tlght and ws are here 70
sta We thought he would make
4 better showing than that
Morrow op41ed his csnna,rn
Nav . n,-h 4, address IN v.r,ch
he declared hat = AlAc-ad he would
h. prApsred - vote for ~Aso1r+,o,
su5r15t-.-g % The s-a+as cors-t-,I-
.ionsI arrar5r,A-- who. would re-.
store % the states The mower 20 de-
.-rr4ire their pol.cv toward the
.cunr traffic He ea,d
Not Final Solution
= look forward 10 ne ma -n.n
ne old leaders IN The TEMPERANCE
movement Will snnrAc5a-s maj -hA,,
have not reached Z final solution Of
world old problem bv the rrasAn+
eighteenth Amendment.
r look 10 me r,rre rrAr the
moral teachers of the country Will
realize that IN the battle for : grAat
social reform there was wisdom IN
trz old system? OF exper,nlent!rE IN
4; laboratories rather than IN on. DO
During his caupalgp he visited
e-z-,- country N the state but made
only three prepared addresses Ore
Of these vas devoted to ? discussion
Of the London naval treaty. which
he helpAd draw up as 4 delegate 70
re recent London conference. He
urged ra-jflcatIon Of the treaty. both
as a PEACE move and as a guide to
naval construction
Others Also Ran
The proh!blton party nominated
d.. James Gilbert Mason for the long
term and Miss Esther II Elttrth for