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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-04
Cameron Courts

Tharp e. &Floyd Dale. 100000.
Lots 4 and 8, Block 4. Palm Heights
Addn. TO McAllen.
Selma Hahn e. d. A. Hahn TO s.
w. Altman e. w. T.. Altman.
100000 Z. 10 &C. OF w IL block l03,
Hill Halbert Tract Eubd.
Z. c. Couch. ct ux to p. o. Stolz
Si,300Oo. Lots II, IL. Is. Block 81.
Weslaco.
Nicolos Mendoza ct Tx to Calisto
Martinez $1,000. Lot "a, Block !.
Caldwell & Crown Adm. TO Donna.
Calisto Marines to Ursula Gar
cha. $4,000. Lot "a. Block I, Cald-
well a. Crown Addn to Donna.
Amelia Blaschke to X. G. Boysen
$764.75. Lots 6. z. 8. o. 10. II, - and
-. Block l. Van Williams Subd.
Progreso Development Co. 70
Adolph A. Duchow ct ux. S542l.00 N
AIT &C. las, Llano Grande Subd.
Progreso Dew. Co. to Peter NAL
koff. $47l9.00. ". 1858 &C. OF s. 1871
&C Lot las. Llano Grande Subd
Delta Orchards co. to Mrs. Lizzie
Rogers. $4,000. z. IL Lot IS
Delta Orchards Co. Unit No. ].
G +. Hurst to 7. w. Carter. $1,000
N. 22S &C Of SW 500 &C Lot 2
Block l0l, Campacuas.
Delta Orchards Co. TO Jass p. Con.
ovan. $4,000. Lot IS. Delta Orch
ards. Unit No. 1.
Fred p. Rudenske. ct al 70 Ethyel
Forby Guardian. 100000 Lots 4 q
5, Block ]. Leavell Adm. TO McAllen.
John w. Shary TO 4. u. Woods,
5 3.384.00 s. 5.64 &C. OF N. 1854 acres
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Valley Grower Finds
Asparagus Profitable
Associated Press Photo

five acres If the two-year old as
paragus. This is an unusually good
return when one considers that no
place. except in the Rio Grande
Valley have asparagus growers been
able 70 secure a crop off OF a growth
less than three years old. And then
the fact that the asparagus keeps
Oh growing year after year. with
out any attention other than the
ordinary cultivation and harvesting.
proves this is bound 10 be a money
making project in Willacy county.
Mr.. Fox also stated that most all
Of the asparagus was sold in the
state OF Texas. showing that there
Is a demand far greater than the
supply and that next year there Is
no telling how much he will make
off OF this catch.
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Especial to The Herald.)

N@E%N W 80
RAYMONOVILLE. April As
paragus Is classified as a grass crop
and 1t has been proven 70 be q
profitable crop for the Rio Grande
Valley according to German Fox OF
Raymondvilie who Is farming fifty
five acres OF asparagus for w. a
Harding.
In the late fall Of 1927 several
acres Of asparagus seed were plant
ed and alncg in February. these
plants were Flowed up and trans
planted. The work was done in a
systematic manner and a huge
tractor with L road grader attach
ed and along in February, these
as the asparagus roots are called,
TO be transpl1nted in. The trenches
were % incllVS in depth and at the
top were s feet In width. Mexicans
transplanted these crowns at in
tervals of eighteen inches in the
bottoms OF these trenches and then
as they grew. they were narrowed
with a special harrow which went
between the rows and gradually fill
ed up the trenches.
This year. Mr.. Fox marketed
Sl400 worth Of asparagus OF flftv
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understand. "A coated tongue calls
for a few drops to ward of consti-
patton; SO does any suggestion of
bad breath. Whenever children
don't eat we'll, don't rest well, or
have any little upset-this pure
vegetable preparation is usually
all that's needed to set everything
to rights. Genuine Castoria has
Chas. Fl. Fletcher's signature on
the wrapper. Doctors prescribe II.
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Moore. ct ux. so9soyon El-7 or WIZ
Of Ella Lot Is. Block 70. Mo. Texas
Howard s. Muesse, ct TX 70 Eva
Beltzhoover. $1,000. Ella Lot 8
Block 81. Alamo Land and SRsnr
Co.
Eva r.. Beltzhoover. et vir 70 e.
II. Swallow. $1,000. El-2 Lot a. Block
ST.. Alamo Tract Subd.
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swisher. ct ux. $5.o00o0 Lot -.
Silver 5ubd.
G. J. Hammc cd ux to =. n. Bar
field $1,000. N GIT &C OF s. 1884 &C.
Lot s. Curry No. /.
Ollie Purl ct ux TO A. .. Slimp.
ct a. $4,000. Lot As. Cont. 1884 &C.
Stewart Addn 20 Conway Gardens.
y. &. Engelman. Jr. 20 Loyal III.
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GREEN MEALS

When spring comes. the all-green
vegetable meal. is attractive. Cream
ed pea soup. a vegetable plate of
fresh peas, fresh beans. spinach and
Brussels sprouts and a salad Of as
paragus and water cress makes an
appetizing dinner. A green dessert
NAV be added.
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HIDALGO COUNTY

Thos. w. Blake to G. II. Miller.
$950.o0. Lot Z. Mission Acres Subd.
George A. Earnhart to +. J. Clay
pool. 5 100000. N. 5 &C. Lot i3e,
Pride O"Texas Subd.
Estate of Ramon Vela, deceased
TO 3. w. Smoot. S2265.o0 S. ISL &C.
Share No. 10 Porcion 40.
A. 3. Watson to Barlow G. Dickey.
$1,000. N. 10 Ac. Lot 8, Block 50,
Alamo Tract Suhd
Is. ID. Kimbrouph ct LIN ~ w. J.
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Lot 45-1, West Addn. 70 Sharyland.
Lloyd M. Bentsen ct al to George
A. Earnhart. S3,82o.00. w. 638 &C.
Lot 4. Pride OTexas Subd. "A.
Lloyd Brummett ct ux TO George
A. Earnhardt $4,000 w 1853 &C
OF = 3l-25 nc. Lots, Sec. 269, Tex.
Mex.
r. II. Andrews. et ux 70 James
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SHOE LACES

II Is O mistake to let your laces
for your oxfords get soiled and mus
sed. They are so easily washed.
TO iron them stand the iron on end
hold a lace at each tip and slide 1t
back and forth across the hot iron
until u IS smooth.
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CUTTERS

II you have q set Of fancy vegetat-
bic cutters. use them. Carrots cut
in fancy shapes. potatoes. cucum-
bers and other vegetables are pref
tier when cooked and for salads
these cutters can do wonders for
variety.
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STRAPS

II you put snaps on the shoulder
seams of your frocks and the other
side Of the snaps on the shoulder
seams OF your slips. you can anchor
those straps so they viii not slip off
your shoulder.
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Children will fret. often for no
apparent reason. But there's al
ways one sure way to comfort a
restless, fretful child. C%astorial
Harmless as the recipe on the
wrapper; mild and bland as it
tastes. But its gentle action
soothes a youngster more surely
than some powerful medicine
that is meant for the stronger
systems of adults.
That's the beauty of this special
ohildren's remedy 1t may be
given the tiniest infant-as often
as there is any need. In cases of
collie, diarrhea, or similar disturb
ance, it is invaluable. But It has
everyday uses all mothers should
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

AOl @0AAgA0A 0g8 ~4~
Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.
Steve d. william ct ux to Hill
Ingram. Lot 8, block !, Commercial
Heights Adm, Harlingen. $4,000.
r. <. Brownell ct ais. TO Al Park
er Sec. Co. East 20 Ac. farm tract
is, Coast Land Farms Sub, Buena
Vista Grant. $1,000.
The AL Parker Sec. Co. East 20
Ac. Farm Tract is, Coast Land
Farms Sub, Buena Vista Grant.
$1,000.
The AL Parker Sec. Co. to r. Z.
Brownel ct al. South 10 &C. block 8,
Pomelo Sub. La Feria Grant. $1,000.
j. S. Moore 70 c. A. Herren. North
10 &C. of North 20 &C. block 81.
Minn-Tex. Subdivision. $1,000.
g. c. Henderson ct ux. to David
Dempster. Lots 10, IL. II, Block IS,
West Brownsville. $1,000.
j. B. Hooks ct ais. TO A. II. Park
CT. North 10 &C. Block 70, and all
Block rs. H. & II. Sub. ] La Feria
grant. $1,000.
David Turnbull ct ux 70 Owen
1u4AlDNh. 4ON41 4OtS 10 dllQ 4cs DIX.
%. La Feria Townsite. $4,000.
Cuates Dew. Co. TO ChaS T.
Platte CT Tx. 1908 Acres Of Block 81.
Rice Tract sub, Plat 7-42. $470860
G. G. Henderson ct ux to David
Dempster. Lots Q, Block 73, Browns
vile $1,000.
Jose Din ct ux to Julio Martinez
ct al. Lit 10, Block III, Potter &
Watson Adm, La Feria.
r. A. Porter TO Bert I. Carson et
ux. Lot IS, ESpiritu Santo Irrig
Land Co.'S Sub. 10 Ac. $1,000.
Valley Citrus Groves Co. 70 Edwin
j.. Schneider ct ux. North ct Tx
North 10 Ac. OF East 20 Ac. Lot 3
Block 4. CapiSallo District, Llanc
Grande Grant. $1,000.
Elpidio Cameo to Hermenegilds
S. de Cameo Lots 4, 5, Block 80,
Brownsville. $1,000.
Guadalupe v. and Rafael Cavazos
TO Nicolas Cara, Lot IL, Block s
West Harlingen $4,000.
Nicolas Cara ct ux. to Jose Maria
Cara. Lot II, Block 5, West Har-
lingen. $1,000.
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Great Early Harvest

Lower Rio Grande Valley citrus growers, between
October / and January Is, shipped out 2.sl7 carloads
Of grapefruit. $50 carloads Of mixed fruit and los
carloads Of oranges-3,3o2 carloads altogether. Dur
ing the corresponding period last season the move
ment was $50 carloads OF grapefruit. l27 carloads
OF mixed fruit and q carloads oforanges-or 534 car
loads. The comparative figures afford some idea Of
Row the Valley production increases and what It
premises for next year and for five or ten years
hence.
On January IS. last year, the seasons harvest was
not quite cne-third finished. BY the same standard
this years crop would exceed 10000 carloads; but
IN any event it IS apparent that growers estimate
OF 1000 carloads. when the season opened. was far
too low. The increased harvest is due principally
to the fact that new trees have reached the bearing
age: besides, older trees are growing and increasing in
productivity. Both these factors will continue adding
to the Valley citrus crop for years to come. and mean
while the growers are setting out new orchards con-
tinually. There is a limit TO that process. but it will
not De reached soon. The situation in the Lower
Rio crande Valley is identical with that in the La
redo and Winter Garden districts. South Texas
citrus-growing is relatively an infant industry.-San
Antonio Light.
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Indispensable State Care

ch-d t~.rtvulCsis Is a r-ro0lam-more OF less SCI
tlous-.n every civilized community. Children q ten
Ger wears are highly eusceptble % the ccntagion and
ma hare cre disease for some time before symptoms
ste noticeable. The school clinics, for cvample, reveal
many unsupported eases. Fortunately the child pa
tieat-Dosscssing considerable vitality and being
arnenahla rs discinline-almos invariably responds
10 treatment. Esriv discovery of the malady point
Ing the way TO cure, Is therefore all-important.
These facts suggest something Of he service which
che new chiidren,s annex &C the Carlsbad Sanatori-
um-laseiy contracted FOR and to be finishcd by Oc-
tooer-nay render Texas people. Heretofore this
State hrs been rather remiys in looking after the
subcrcular children. Other commemorative have es-
tsblIsiied p.evcrtoria. open air schools and health
ramps an6 have carried on preventive campaigns.
The Uni.ed gtstcs Crrd-Cns Bureau la-ely reported
thai Cuehc, Fro'lnce .,ad adoDtcd q policy o. TAX
Iny children s 70 IA Set-e- 9~d-tnsmsciveS free of
iafecAc1--cGt o. ta9sFcuiaz households and putting
teen A foster homes France hsg employed that
method for so years: England and Scotland have ap-
rlied IL on a limited scale The. value X, he meas
IRE as a preventive Is. obvious: il Is a humanitarian
step benentting ell persons concerned arc society as
' whcle-Sen Antonio Light
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Lawmakers and Their Problems

Teas lsT makers arc facing Their problems. There
are three specific problems named in the call Of the
governor. Prison location is tie most important.
There IS 6 majority report. There is a minority re-
port. For yes and years the prison system has been
the football Il practical c iiticians. II has been
an official rat hole where the coin Of the taxpayers
disappears.
1t is so years behind the time as a penal institu-
ton for the reformation q those who would break
away rom evil practices and evil associates. There
are times when it has been a stinch in the nostrils
Of the people ~ Texas.
It may be said TO the credit Of Gov. Moody that
he has made not only q very intelligent but a very
courageous battle for prison reform and IL may be
said to the discredit OF demagogic politicians that
hey a7rc thrown barriers in the roadway al all times
10 defeat prison reform legislation and 70 make the
penal institutions worthy OF the name worthy OF the
centugv of eni7htenment In which We live and the
changes which a modern civilization demands.
As TOR the fec system. IL Is Just as rank and evil rs
The prison system and should be thrown In the discard
~ TIE constructive forces OF the 4lst legislature In
third special session. Now the people pay the taxes.
They pay the fees.
The nav the cost 81 maintaining prisons and re-
formatoIies and jais.
WHY should they be bed white when there is a
way 70 give them relief and place Texas in the fore
front hv legislative enactment?
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I'm lie approaching campaign I indulge the hope
That prejudice and malice. spite and envy, hatred
ano jealousy may take refuge in the forgotten Incl
dents OF the past and that the campaign may be con-
fined to a discussion Of those problems so vitality
concern the welfare and happiness Of our people
Earle b. Mavfield's foreword in his Tooo-word plat
form OF principles.
Herbert Hoover declared prohibition to be a noble
experiment.
L-r. Mayfield calls for a noble experiment away
down here in Texas where every political campaign
at least since 1890 has been a campaign on the part
OF many Of mud SINGERS. slime singing, elimination
ard recrimination. no doubt at the expense OF the
people VINO believe in a Jeffersonian form Of gov
ernment, The rule OF the constitution, the protection
a. the RIGHTS Of the people within constitutional
limits and the education Of all the children Of all the
reople regardless OF creed OF color or previous con-
dit.nn CT servitude.
Maybe the millennium will be ushered III in the yeaE
Of our Lord 1890.
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But that which old Doc Gardner
handed Maxwell was something more
than a PALM.
AT DR.. Gardeners suggestion II was
decided BY Pat and the others to
stage their grand expose" in the
office OF q New York friend OF the
doctor. q well-known physician who
possessed an X-ray machine OF the
latest model. In response 70 the
Cleveland doctors reques; on the
morning set for the postponed trans
FER proceedings, the friend placed
his machine at the others disposal
for use between the hours OF 1890
and 1880.
With this arrangement completed
Pal and her coterIe OF friends, COM
prising two doctors, q lawyer, a SOL
der and a nurse, started for the
place OF meeting in the trust com
pany building. They were on their
way. as the oldest living friend Of
Pat expressed II, ITO make Maxwell
dust his tail for the tall timberl'...
There is a saying, however. so we've
heard, that He laughs best who
laughs last.
The first part OF their meeting
that morning with Herbert Maxwell
and his prctege "a much the same
as that on the one previous occasion.
The only difference was IN the pres
ence Of the woman In the nurses
uniform. They had seer her enter
the directors room as they depart
ed the week before. Now she seemed
TO be in charge OF the young man.
At first sight Of the latter DR..
Gardner gave q little start and made
a motion as II TO speak. Then he
caught himself, glanced at Maxwell,
nodded, and looked again az the
young man. His actions plainly in
dicated that he was half inclined 70
think his friends had made q mis-
take-that this young man was Jim
my Blair. after al. At that moment
the lawyer. Marks. spoke.
You we're told on the occasion Of
our meeting here q week ago today
ne began. addressing Maxwell and
Grierson jointly, that or this date
Miss Blair would s~ubstantiate her
statements made then. This gentle
man" indicating the visiting ply
sic.an-"is DR.. Gardner, Of Cleve-
land. He has in his possession the
records OF two operations re helped
perform in Cleveland ten years ago,
one patient being this young wo-
men. Miss Patricia Blair, and the
other her twin brother, James K
Blair. These operations. performed
six months apart, were both for APP
pendicitis. The remarkable features
connected with the operations were
that in each instance II was discov-
cred that the patients heart was 10
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Gated on the right side instead Of
on the left side, as with the average
person.
The test. or proof, as promised by
Miss Blair in her statement made q
week ago we now offer to furnish
BY means OF the x-ray. Or. Gard
ner, we propose, viii conduct an X
ray examination OK this young man
whom Maxwell alleges 70 be James
X. Blair, twin brother OF Patricia
Blair.
If Il is found upon examination
BY DR.. Gardner and the doctor Mr..
Gr.erSon has brought here as wit
ness. that this young mans appen-
dix Is still intact and that his heart
is in the usual location then Miss
Blair'S contention shall stand proved
beyond any further controversy. II
on the other hand. the young mans
appendix IS gone and his heart Is
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her. rendered her his most reassur-
ing smile.
Not one chance in a millonl" he
asserted with exaggerated emphasis.
Your brother and yourself are the
first cases ! ever heard Of. person.
ally. who wore their hearts to the
right OF the wishbonel"
Perhaps that's why Pats heart
has never yet been pierced BY Cup
dis dart!" hazarded Margery. It's
"A the wrong sidcl"
ON the right slde," corrected the
owner. "Jimmy's tool"
Upon their return 10 the Lynne
nome Pat found q telegram await
ing her, an answer % her four hun
dred word message 70 Dr.. Gardner
In Cleveland. The doctor, 50 the
telegram stated, would arrive at the
Pennsylvania station, New York
City. at six O'clock on the evening
of January z, bringing with him the
records requested. The entire mes
sage contained thirteen words. Pat
put it away as a souvenir, after kiss
ing IL in token OF good luck. Two
weeks afterward she dug il up and
burned Il IS a hoCdoo of ill-luck. wv.
DIR. Gardner was met at the sta
ticn upon his arrival IN New York
by the Lynne chauffeur and driven
ii Margery's limousine to the Lynne
home IN Brooklyn. Here he again
met Pat after a seven year interval,
together with her friends. at dinner.
She had told him a small part OF her
troubles in the four hundred word
message. Now she told him the whole
strange story. At its conclusion his
rugged c-ountenance wore 4 worried
look.
Poor Jimmy he commented
sadly. He was a fine. healthy lad.
AS for being able to identify him
why, I'd know the boy II I met him
in Tlmbuktu-that IS, II I saw that
stomach Of his where We cut him
open, the scar had the look Of a
Maltese cross, owing to a slight in
fiction and the way II healedl But
10 think that old Maxwell Is trying
10 run in a fake deal like this. ring
ing in a phony brother OH you! He
must DC crazy-gone money-mad!
Chance has done the most to
boost his camel" declared Rex Dali
lard. That crashing OF the plane
with the fellow that looks ike jim
my Blair and then Tat and the doc
tor here finding the letters and
things on him! IL was Pat calling
him her brother that has been Max
wells strongest cardi'
Well. he'll need stronger cards
than that TO enable him to put over
any OF his dirty schemes on my lit
tie girl while I'm On the iob!' pro-
claimed the oldest friend OF his littl5
giri i know Herbert Maxwell ana
I've heard that he's a very wise old
fox. He has fooled a lot Of people,
maybe. but he's never fooled Doc
Gardner and he never Will
The day was 10 come when DR.
Gardner had to admit that even he
had been fooled, For ways that
were strange. .klowlecgeo. and
for tricks that were the trickiest, ne
was quite convinced, he said. that he
must hand the palm to Maxwell.
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CHAPTER 25

AS the friends az Pat ard herself
were taking their departure a W0-
man OF ferry. Or thcreabolts, IN the
garb or a graduate nurse, entered
the room. gave a quick. anxious lCok
toward MaXWCiIs companion ana
then crossed ever 70 him. taking him
by the arm with the selections care
OF one deeply Interested in his wei
fare. MarEery, glancing back, saw
her pat his wrist as II she were tell
ing him not 70 mind. everything was
all right now that she was there. It
was a tritiing incident. but II clulc
IN Marge-yis memory for hours. re-
iusing to be dislodged. The time
came when she understood its mean
ing.
"Oh. that fox or q MAXWELL" burst
from Pat the instant they were all
seated IN Margery's big a the law
yer having left them 70 60 10 his
office. what a liarl And Just 70
think that Dad gave a man Ike him
guardianship over Jimmy and mel"
Hes a clever rascal. no doubt Of
thati" agreed Rex ballard, a wor-
ried frovn wrinkling his broad fore
head. lie was recalling in his minds
eye a picture of the executors COM
placcnt c-oun.enance a. the moment
ne announced his willingness to have
he transfer deal postponed. Would
The man be bold enough, Rex Won
dered. 10 try and force his game
through in the face OF Pats plan?
Il am possessed with the feeling
intuition. maybe IL is-that he will
ind some way to spoil my beauti-
lul scheme" continued Pat in a
manner pensively thoughtful. Still
I can't imagine how he could" she
added quickly and turned TO DR..
Gordon for another confirmation OF
the plans soundness. 1t wouldn't
be within the bounds of reason,
would It, Frank?" she added anx-
iously. that this tool Of his could
have had his appendix cut out and
his heart be on the side. too?'
And DR.. Gordon. out Of the good
ness Of his heart and his love for
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1t Is Folly
To Stay Fai

The proof is everywhere. In ever
circle you can see that excess fat is dis
appearingfast. Modern science has founc
I major cause Of excess fat in a weak
ened gland. In late years, physicians the
world over have been fighting that cause
They do not rely on starvation.
This modern method is embodied
in Marmola~ prescription tablets. Each
box contains the formula, as prepared
~ famous experts. People have used
these tablets for ~ years-millions Of
boxes Of them. Now nearly all have
friends who show the results in new
beauty, health and vigor.
Go try Marmola. Test the right way
TO reduce. The results will amaze
and delight you. All druggists supply
Marmola at 81 a box
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READ THIS FIRST:

REAL 4tilS FlfNS IL.
Lieutenant Rex ballard and DR.
Frank Gordon. both in love with
Patricia Blair, heiress and Red Cross
driver, have joined forces in an at
tempt to Illustrate a plot to rob the
girl and her twin brother. Jimmy OF
their fortune. at New York City,
just after the close OF the World
war, Herbert Maxwell. guardian Of
The twins, Is preparing 10 play his
trump card in his effort to seize
az least a part OF the Blair fortune.
Jimmy, a victim of aphssia, is being
held secretly by Maxwell. who plans
the introduction OF a fake brother
when the settlement or the estate
IS made. Patricia hoping TO check
mate him. has requested that her
family doctor be present in order 10
Identity Jimmy through an opera
ton scar and the fact that his heart
Is On the right side.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
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Coolidge's American History

Calvin Coolidge is going to write a 500 word history
OF the American republic from its ~incc1tion to the
ycsr 1890. Calvin Coolidge Is the only politician IN
Amer.cs who could boil it down to 500 words. All OF
his eminent contemporaries would go beyond the 500
OoO-word limit. Calvin IS not voluminous. 1t Is a
marx OF distinction as well as a mark Of horse sense.