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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30

AT michigan DOUleVarQ ana Ran
dolph street, gave chase to the kill
er. but he was eluded in the crowd.
Ruthy's Identification OF Foster
broke with dramatic s~uddenneSs in
court today as attorneys for Foster
sought to obtain his release on bail.
The patrolman said he was positive
Foster was the man he chased
through traffic after Lingle had
been slain.
He said he was able TO get a
glimpse OF his quarry as the man
ran a zig gag course through e.
hicles and pedestrians and disap-
peared.
The patrolman did not say Why
the Identification had not been
made previously to today's hearing.
ii Pistols Bought
The pistol with which Lingle was
slain was purchased with II others
by Foster. then a member Of the
Moran gang Of north side hood
lums.
On the basis Of this information
Foster was arrested in Los Angeles
and indicted for the murder.
Ruthy'S Identification came today
as Fosters attorneys we're before
Judge Daniel Trude with a petition
that Foster be admitted to bail
pending trial. Murder charges in
Illinois permit holding defendants
without bail unless counsel can
show weakness in the states case
Coroner Herman N. BundeSen,
who preceded the policeman on the
stand said he did not know who
slew Lingle; that he did not know
Foster. mol the number OF the pistol
found at the scene Of the Staying.
Trade" Alleged
Assistant states attorneys were
opposing bail for Foster and argued
that to divulge their ease In open
court would jecpardize chances Of
solving the Staying. They offered to
d!vulge their case TO Judge Trude
in chambers.
Counsel for Foster commended he
state was keeping their client in
custody only In an effort TO effect
a trade" whereby Foster would
divulge information the state be-
lieves he has in exchange for his
freedom.
Police while seeking Foster and
even after his arrest have never
charged Foster with the killing
proper. but sought him in an eff
fort TO trace possession OF the gun
with which the reporter was slain.
Another Murder
With the development in the
Lingle cas a new gangland muir
der confronted the police today as
the July grand jury neared the end
Of its search for the causes of I'M
derworld assassinations demanded
by the public as a result Of the un-
covering Of the underworld and po-
lice affiliations Of Lingle.
Dominick Falbuto was found IN
q bean patch in a western sub
urb last night shot and hacked to
death. He was on a visit from
Racine. Wis. and his relatives could
assign no cause for his Staying. He
had apparently been hauled 10 a
previously designated place and dis
patched brutally despite his cries OF
terror that aroused residents OF the
sparsely settled countryside.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
COP. COUNTY
MEET CALLED
Election of Delegates To
State Convention Among
Business Coming Up

Republicans Of Cameron county
are called TO meet In convention
Saturday, August 9 az the chamber
Of commerce In Brownsville at 4
o'clock. for the purpose OF electing
delegates 10 the state convention IN
San Angelo Sept. 8. and to transact
other party business. Official doc
ument calling the convention Is
signed by william G. Craig. county
chairman, and y. G. Watson sec
rotary.
Preceding the general convention
the executive committee Is TO meet
az ? o'clock. II will hear any con-
tests for seats In the county con-
vention that may be properly filed,
prepare the temporary roll. choose
persons TO be recommended for
temporary officers, and canvasS
votes cast in the primary election
for republican county chairman
and other officers.
In addition TO delegates and al
ternateS elected for the state con-
vention in the general county meet
ing the same number Of represent
tatives will be chosen for the re-
publican district convention in each
district Of which Cameron county
Is a part. Votes cast In the various
precincts OF the county for republi-
can chairman will be canvassed
and his election viii be officially
ratified and declared.
Numerous other matters Of bust
ness are scheduled TO be presented
TO the republicans for cons!dera-
ton Each voting precinct in the
county Is entitled TO send one dele
gate and one alternate for each Is
votes which it cast for the republi-
can candidate for governor in the
last general election.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
Curtailment Hope Of
Texas Oil Industry

AUSTIN, July 30-P-Prediction
that unless action toward curtail-
ment Is taken. the oil industry Of
Texas viii collapse within the next
few months was made today By
Robert r. Penn, vice chairman OF
the Mid Continent Oil and Gas AS
sociation's committee on curtail-
ment.
The threatened collapse. which he
said would be caused directly by the
collapse Of proration in individual
Texas fields, night bring prices TO
a basis comparable to those Of 1901
when oil sold for ten and yer three
cents per barrel, Penn stated.
Sponsoring the recommendation Of
the special committee OF indepen-
dent operators that production be
curtailed for a period Of 80 days
starting August I, Penn declared the
situation not only the operators
themselves, but the economic struc-
ture Of the state.
The committee Of 81 recommended
curtailment to $4,000 barrels, ap-
proximately l25,O00 under the pres
ent output.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
Railways Waging
Fight on Trucks

AOpEE4Ai I'd lie E1ELA4lJ
HARLINGEN, July 30-Represent-
atives OF both the Missouri Pacific
and Southern Pacific railway lines
are asking the aid or the chamber
Of commerce directors In their drive
10 reduce shipping OF cotton by
trucks.
The railway officials point out
that they have reduced their rates
to a lev%i with the truck rates, ana
that in view OF the money spent de-
veloping their lines for the benefit
or the community. business men
should lend their support in induc-
ing farmers to ship their cotton by
rail an ! not by trucks
Drivers Of cotton trucks as a whole
contribute practically nothing 10 IN
community. the railway men main
tain. sleeping in their trucks and
generally taking money out OF the
Valley. rather than spending III.
Several convictions have been made
81 truck drivers offering rebates "a
shippers. which Is In direct violation
Of the trucking law, the rail off,
Gals declare.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
Attacker of Ruhio
Attemnts To ESCAPE

MEXICO CITY. July 30-+P-
Daniel Flores. who attempted TO as
sassinate President Ortiz Rubio at
his Inauguration last February tried
to escape yesterday when taken to
C~hapultepec castle for a talk with
the president. He was struck on the
head with a rifle and subdued when
he tried 10 break awav from officers
while on the way back to prison. He
suffered various minor injuries
which are not considered serious.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
Houston Man Pays
Heavy Fight Fine

Z. -. Rhodes. Houston. was re-
leased by Brownsville police Tues
day after paying fines aggregating
500 resulting from charges OF dis
orderly conduct, and resisting ar
rest.
He was arrested Sunday night III
connection with an assault made
on customs and police officials. and
attacking the jailer- The trouble
occurred about midnight Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. vi. Kent, Judge

First National Bank Of Harlin-
gen VS.. NJ. o. Bailey, ct al, judgment
for the plaintiff by default.
National Loan g. Investment
company VS.. s. Finley Ewing, dis
missed.
National Loan g. Investment
Company VS.. s. Finley Ewing, dis
missed.
National Loan g. Investment
company VS.. F. Z. Dawson, judg-
ment for plaintiff.
Houston g. Brownsville Develop
ment company, ct al, VS.. Nabor NJ
Tories, Judgment for plaintiff.
State Of Texas VS.. Ahram Torres.
et al, dismissed.
Valley Lumber Supply company
VS.. Primitive G. Bali, Judgment for
plaintiff.
Mrs. r. C. Smith VS.. ]. E. Sud-
derth. transferred TO federal court,
First National Bank Of Harlin-
gen VS.. w. P. Miller, dismissed.
First National Bank Of Harlin-
gen vs.. <. D. Gillespie. ct al. dis
missed.
Mrs. j. r. Mickey VS.. j. r. Vic
key, dismissed.
z. j. Hoffman VS.. z. K. Hoffman.
divorce granted
Lena z. Sudderth vs. Fred E.
Sudderth. divorce granted.
Ina Vera Turmett VS.. J. w. Tur-
NETT, divorce granted.
r. J. Kleberg. ct al, vs.. Domingo
Rotge, et al, Judgment revived.
John d. Richie VS.. First National
Bank Of Harlingen, judgment for
plaintiff.
Bert NJ. Cromack, ct al, VS.. w. II.
Hicks, ct al, Judgment for plain
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
Gold Search Leads
Man to His Death

LAFAYETTE. Tenn. July 30-tPl
Wilson Nunley's search for buried
gold treasure, which a fortune teller
had told him was hidden in n cave
on a farm near here, cost him his
life.
Nunley went into the cav late
yesterday and planted a charge Of
dynamite The explosive failed to
discharge and as he re-er\red the
cave. the blast occurred. killing him
almost instantly.
Nunley was rs years old.
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Funeral Thursday

Maria Albardo, ls, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Benito Albardo. died
at the residence. 18th and Harrison
streets, Wednesday morning at 8
o'clock.
She will be buried Thursday
morning at 9 o'clock in City ceme-
terry. with funeral services from
Immaculate Conception church.
Morris Mortuary will direct arrange
ments.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
Missing Grocer Is
Object Of Search

Reported missing from his home
since Monday morning, police are
still searching for CeSario Cobo.
owner OF a grocery store located on
18th and Tyler.
Mrs. Candida Cobo. 40l jefferson.
informed police that he failed to
open his store Monday morning.
and apparently disappeared myster-
iously some time Sunday night. II
was said that he was seen Sunday.
The police are at n loss 20 explain
his disappearance. IL was said We'd
nesday. The nan was popular
among his acquaintance, and well
known.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
Fishing in Valley
Best, Sam Perl Says

Sam Perl OF the Fashion returned
here Tuesday night after spending
three weeks In Galveston and
Houston.
"As a result Of this trip ! am
more enthusiastic over the Valley
than ever before" he said. 1T Is
much cooler here. and much more
pleasant"
He explained that he fished con-
siderably at Galveston, but that the
sport there could not equal fishing
in the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
Fight Tonight

NEW YORK. July 30.-H1-The
Greensboro stadium will put on its
ten round bout between Tuffy Grit
fiths Sioux City Ia. and Tom
Heeney New Zealander tonight.
Pain forced postponement of the
match last night. Rain has inter-
fered with rs per cent Of the shows
scheduled at the stadium this year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30

Terra Fernandez. two-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pablo
Fernandez. will be buried az 4:3O
wednesday afternoon in City ceme-
terry. with funeral at Our Lady OF
Guadalupe church. The child died
at $50 last night. Morris mortuary
win have charge OF the funeral.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
CUNNINGHAM
COMES BACK
Welch Likely to Play In
Saint Backfield This
Year
BY JACK LEBowITZ

San BENITO, July 30.-More
shan once a blow on the head has
ruined an excellent batter. Bruce
Cunningham. Saint first sacker,
got the blow at Brownsville Sun
Gay but 1t didn't affect his batting.
The husky chap got three hits in
five tries and one Of these was good
for three sacks. If Bruce's case
could be used as a general rule, a
clout or two on the head wouldn't
hurt a lot Of players.
Roscoe CSteelwooi) WEIGH, stellar
end on Grady Reynolds greyhound
team last year, will likely be con-
verted into a backfield man this
season. "Steelwool" is a good pass
receiver and is a speed merchant
with his heels. Roscoe Is keeping
UP the old tradition of a "Welch
on every Greyhound eleven" There
has been one on the squad for the
past eighteen years. After Roscoe
graduates, there will be L. B., a
younger brother, to carry on.
Earl Courtney, smuggling Saint
outfielder, had a big day at Browns
vile Sunday. He got four hits out
of five times at bat. If Earl's arm
was as good as his hitting, he
would be playing under the big top.
Courtney injured his arm while
playing professional ball at Corpus
Christi. He attempted TO rob a
batter OF a home run and ran into
the fence, breaking his collar bone.
It never healed just right and
Earl's throwing arm has never re-
gained its old time zip.
Dick Jeffries. Harrington hurler,
mag be getting old but he Is still
around there when 1t comes 70
tossing them over the pan where
they don't want them. Contrary
70 the opinion OF many, Jeffries is
one Of the most effective hurlers
in the Rio Grande Valley league.
Dick has developed a cross-fire
of late which has the boys guess
ing.
Ike Emory, old time coach and
newly appointed umpire in the VAL
ley league, will not tolerate mon
key business" on the diamond. At
Mission Sunday he ruled that a
ball in play was not injured when
the pitcher asked for a new pill.
After a little row, Emory forfeited
the game to the visiting club.
Sunday the McAllen L~egionnaires
will tangle with the Saints at San
Benito. It looks like another tus-
sic for the Saints. Shipley just
couldn't get right against the Saints
n the last engagement between
the two clubs. Although the An
gels won by a top-heavy score
they will not be slipped up on this
time. They are looking for a hard
game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
City Briefs

Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools, heals, strengthens sore, weak,
tired eyes. ADV. CD
Special Finger Wave, 40c; sham
poo and finger wave, 75c: manicure.
soc. Amaya's Beauty Parlor. 1895
Adams. ADV. 81
To Galveston-V. T.. Conrad viii
be in Galveston and Austin the re-
mainder Of the week attending to
business.
On Business. II. Jolly left
Tuesday night for western New
York on a business trip. He plans
to be away about a month.
No Legion Meets-Regular Leg
ion meetings have been discontin-
ued during the warm weather. The
next session is scheduled for Aug.
IL.
Prenare for Court.-H. r. JEFF
ferds- deputy u. $. Marshal. and =.
A. Hinojosa, deputy U. S. clerk, are
busy preparing for the opening Of
a short term OF federal court here
Friday.
Work Observation-Disclosures
work on the Cameron county jail
is going ahead at a rapid pace.
The old PORTION OF the structure i
being renovated and additions are
being made.
More Passengers.-Passenger VOL
ume being handled through the
Brownsville Municipal airport Is on
the increase, according to word al
the airport.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
Beauties of Upper
Valley to Be Named
(Specal 10 The Herald.D

I5peCdI % Tie heTaIdJ
HARLINGEN, July 30-More than
a dozen Of the prettiest girls in the
upper end Of the Valley. from La
FERN north. viii parade before the
judges in the bathing beauty con-
test at Casino Park tonight. Three
will be selected to vie with the lower
end OF the Valleys loveliest who viii
be selected Saturday night. Miss
Harrington" also will be named to-
night. she will be selected In a
special contest in which all girls
within the Harrington trade territory
will be eligible to compete.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
DEMO

DALLAS. July 30@P-The state
democratic executive committee will
meet here August IL 10 canvass the
returns OF the July 20 primary and
arrange the ballot for the August %
run-off. Albert Sidney johnson.
secretary. announced today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County

Cameron County
T. w. Scott 70 w. <. Hilton; lot
Is and 10 acres off north side lot
Is. Jones tract, La Feria grant $40
T. S. Herren, ct al. 70 John ID.
Townsend Sr; part block 1884,
Harrington Land a. Water Co. SUB.
and lot /. block 2, Liddell & Foster
Adm. Harlingen. $40.
Jno. @. Kennedy TO Brownsville
Navigation District Cam Co..
1879 87 acres survey /. On north end
Of Brazos Island. S~l9.968.70.
II. M. Shaw. ct ux, 70 w. s. Den
mis-: lot I, block $50. city OF Harlin-
gen. $40.
Waiter Iverson to Gladys Iverson:
north 6-91 acres OF south 249l acres
block l3, f. z. Bishop Sub So
Walter Iverson to Gladys Iver-
son: 24.9o0 So. #. out Of southwest
corner block 60. Lon G Hill SUB.
SIS.
z. A. Hays, ct Tx 10 Seawilla II.
Horton: lot 8. 9, block IS, third
addn. San Benito. $40.
r. II. Fernandez 20 Bertha Z.
Williams; lot 8. block Al unit a.
townsite Los Fresnos. $780,
Julian Albert Foster, ct ux, 70
Port Isabel Co.; lot ga, block o.
CITY Port Isabel. $40.
Adelina c. Sayas to Raymondvlstc
Motor Co.; undivided 40 acres 90
de Augua grant. Sl.00. N.
Minnie II. Keller TO Reinhold
Keller; lot 8 out Of 1900 &C. tract,
brownsville Land s. Irrig. Co. So.
r q. Gillespie ct uX TO M. @.
Taft: lot 2, block AZ, Point Isabel.
SO.
al and Lloyd Parker Inc, TO D.
n Stephenson; block IS. contain
ing 1924 acres Monte Granite subd.
$40.
Valley Orchards Realty Co. TO
Walton D. Hood; block ~. NC
Leod-Hood Prop. $40 and $1,000.
Los Ebanos Estates Inc. 70 VIII
liam L. Sellers: lot "a, block 3, Los
Ebanos addn. Brownsville. $1,000.
d. E. Bumpass. ct ux, 70 Pine
Land Investment SO. Inc; block %,
re-sub. Bixby subn.. Capisallo ds-
trct. 81.
Cuates Development Co. TO Clar-
ence L. Harter; 10 acres block A,
Parker subn. Dana Lands, La Feria
grant. $4,000.
J. @. Fernandez ct ux TO W. s.
Lanthorn: 8 acres in ReSaca de Ia
Guerra S86.67 each of 3 notes.
CISCO Morris to Petra Mendoza
VIDA. de Gonzales: Lot 10, block 81,
town of Harrington. $500.
James-Dick-Farm Mortgage Co
10 Victor 3. Nelson ct ux; west
1850 acres, block %. e. Jardin subn.
Sass.
Hidalgo County
c. w. Ward. ct ux to T. x Bar
ton. $40; lot 40. block !, Ham
mond's subd.
c. w. Ward, ct ux, to V. A. RAM
sower; $40; part lot 40, block !,
Hammond's subd.
American Company TO Frank J.
Moore: Sll,C44: farm tract ZlOs
North Capisallo.
Howard E. Jewell 70 Jewell Lum-
Der Co: $40; lots ! and 2, block 1868.
Edinburg.
c. :. Haven ct ux. to B. F. Far
ris: Si45O: Z. 5 &C. OF w. 1914 &C.
lot IA. sec. 273, Tex. Mex.
J. c. Engelman, Jr., 10 w. j. Da-
Wis: Sz99O65, w. 1859 ac-. Of E
1886 acr. lot is. block II. Mo. Tex.
G A. Aldredge, ct ux. TO G.. Tom
Beaver; 81: lot 8 and N. IL lot 3,
blocks, Citrus Park addn. to Donna.
Pharr Gin 81 Warehouse Co. 10
Pharr Industries: SIS 1000; lots ! TO
is. inc. block 80. Pharr.
Eta F. Love ct vir 10 Sam Bolts:
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GunInan Identified Slayer
Policeman Says Foster Is Man Chased After
Shooting Of Chicago Reporter

CHICAGO. July 3o-lF1-Frank Foster. Chicago gunman indicted
for the Staying June o OF Alfred Jake Lngle, Chicago Tribune re-
porter. today was identified as the slayer Of the newspaper man by Police
man Anthony Ruthy who pursued Lingles assalant across Michigan
boulevard from the pedestrian tunnel scene Of the assassination
Lingle was slain as he was about to board a suburban train for the
race track by a killer who fired a shot into the reporters head then fled
through the tunnel to MICHIGAN boulevard. Patrolman Ruthv. on duty
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
a POINT To THIS

MANICURIST (seeing a man with
badly scratched face: I feel res
ponsible for that mans condition.
Yesterday his wife came IN here 70
have her nails pointed-Buen Hum
or. Madrid.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30

John w. Harrison and Mildred
ID. Birmingham. Brownsville: VAL
entin Rodriguez and Maria Seleste
Cisneros. Brownsville: J. Z. B0vden
and Lee Minnie Stephens. Harlin-
gen; Nicely Newman and Mildred
Sowders. San Benito.
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Summer
c 0 | D.

Almost everybody knows how
Bayer Aspirin breaks up a cold
but why not prevent il? Take !
tablet or two when YOU first fee
the cold coming on Spare yourseli
the discomfort OF a summer cold
Read the proven directions in every
package for headaches, pain, etc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
STOP THAT ITCHING

Apply Blue Star Ointment to reiS~vs
Skin Irritstions. Itching Skin or the Itch
% Ee-cmie eonditionn. letter. Ringwcrm.
tsching Toes. Poison Oak and a. an An.
tiscptic Dressing fer Old Sores. etc
Ask yoar Druggist for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
(By The Associated Press
Including games OF July %.
National League

BdLuSS OF July -.
National League
Batting-Klein. Phillies. .407.
Runs-Klein, Phillies. 100.
Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies,
10.
Hits-Klein. Phillies. 158.
Doubles-Klein, Phillies. 80.
Triples-Comorosky. Pirates. IA.
Home Runs-Wilson. Cubs. 80.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs, 81.
American League
Batting-Gehrig. Yankees. $50.
Runs-Ruth Yankees Il2.
Runs batted in-Gehrig Yankees,
s23.
Hits-Hodapp. Indians. IA.
Doubles-McManus Tigers. 80.
Triples-Reynolds White Sox. Is.
Home Runs-Ruth. Yankees, So.
Observation-Disclosures. Tigers. i6
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30

The University Of Santo Tomas
at Manila. p. r.. Is the Oldest IN
others hear $4,000 vibrations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-30
LAUGH THIS OFF

Tom: What would you say II I
asked vi 70 marry me?
lilly: Nothing. I can't talk and
laugh at the same time.-Answers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-10
MOB VIOLENCE
STILL FEARED

MARION, Ind, Aug. 9.-Pl-
State police aided local officers to-
day in guarding against fresh OUT
breaks Of mob violence which
Thursday night was climaxed by the
hanging Of two negros dragged from
their cells in the county jail. Fear
OF ~retaliatory action by young
negroes for the deaths Of Thomas
Shipp and Abe Smith contributed
to an atmosphere Of tense watchful-
ness.
Yesterday and last night passed
quietly except for the curious
throngs which crowded the court
house square where the mob lynch
ed Shipp. accused of fatally shoot
ing Claude Deeter, %, Of Paramount
and Smith. who admitted attack
ing Miss Mary Ball, 10, Of Nation
Deeter's girl companion The crowd:
were kept moving by officers.
Miss Ball was TO have selected
her engagement ring today. Instead
she will attend the funeral Of hei
fiance at his fathers home at Far
mount. Special deputies we're sTorr
in last night to guard the residenc;
where the youths body lies.
Prosecutor Harley Hardin an
nounced he would summon TIT
county grand jury September / u
investigate the lynchings.
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other over their rights that Stanley
Smith. son OF the railroad pres
ident, disguised as an ordinary
brakeman. gets IN q lot OF love
making.
When Gallagher and Erwin hear
Clara sing Believe 1t ~ Not, I've
Found My Man." they begin to
suspect that all is not well. They
help Clara'S father, Charles SeIlOn,
expose the bogus brakeman, ana
Sellon, who hates rich people, for
bids Clara 10 have anything 10 do
with Smith. Love has ITS way, how
ever. Clara and Stanley elope. Then
they face Stanley's father, Claude
King, and a new barrier 10 their
romance.
When hope seems darkest, little
Mitzi solves the difficulty and
unites the lovers. Mitzi has a song
of her own in Love Among the
Millionaires". It i called Don't De
a Meanie".
In addition to Believe 1t or Not
Clara sings three other radio hits:
That's Worth While Waiting For"
That's Love Among the Milli1n-
aires" and Karin to CO.. The last
is q poppy. Jazzy dance number.
and Clara's rendition is later initial
ed by Mitzi Green.
Love Among the Millionairesr Is
an ideal Clara Bow story. filled with
1T. throbbing love. catchy song
numbers and exceptional cast. It's
Clara Bow at her happy. frolicking.
laughing best, slim, pert and ap-
pealing.