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New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
PERUS PRESIDENT QUITS OFFICE AND
 FLEES 0N CRUISER
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various foreign commercial enter prises while living outside of Peru, and has extensive acquaintance with bankers and commercial men throughout the world.
 Mir. Leguia speaks English, French and Spanish with equal fluency and is very polished, cultivated man of the type which is at home in any world capital. His wife was Miss Swayne, an English woman. His family of three sons frequently vis- tied England during his presidency.
 Modern Views Attacked
 Mir. Leguia's activity in moderniz- ing Peru was frequently attacked by opponents who charged he was plac- ing too great a burden of taxation upon the republic. But Leguia was instrum ental in rebuilding and mod ernizing Lima and carried out broad program for road building and the extension of the school system. He always contended Peru could not avail of it's natural resources with out improved transportation facili- ties, And drove through with road building programs in spite of his op- position.
 Under Leguia Peru underment many changes and caught step with the more progressive republics of the new world. He did much to ex- tend the development of it's miner als and Callao was transferred into a modern harbor under his influence. It is now connected with Lima the capital, by broad-paved boulevard which is one of the most attractive drives in the new world.
 Bolivia Case Recalled
 After one of the longest periods of service in Latin-American history, President Legua left power less than two months after a similar military revolt triumphed in Bolivia, the southern neighbor of Peru.
 President Fernando Siles of Bo- livia resigned last May for the an- nounced purpose of assuring free and impartial elections. However, the report spread that his resigna- ton was preliminary move 10 his seeking reelection. The ensuing un- rest eliminated in a military revolt which overthrow the government. President Siles found refuge in Chile. Among those fleeing Bolivia was General Hans Kundt, the German commander of the army, who passed through New York last week on his way back to Germany.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25

Atlantic, The other two. however, were nonstop crossings. They were that Of fhe Bremen. carrying Cap fam Hermann KoeI, Baron Non Huensseld. and Colonel James FItz- maurice. and that of the Southern Cross. explained by Wing Com mandar Charles kfngscord Smith. The hrst ended at Grcenloy Island Labrador and the second at St Johns, NeUtouodland.
 serious Young Flier
 Captain Ton Gronau IS described as a serious minded young aviator greatly interested in tho scientific and commercial aspects Of flying and of this trip. He commented that each year his flying school sponsored one Iorr trip. Tho journey last year 10 Iceland proved very profit ahIa in meteorological information and fight data
 Besides Captain Von Gronau there are aboard tho ship Edward Zimmer. aviation student Franz Hack, mechanic, and wireless operator named AIhrecht. All were attached 10 rho flying school at Warncmuc0da. Germany.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
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A gasoline automat, delivering gasoline in one-gallon cans, is d handy machine for those who run out of gas at night when most serv- ice stations are closed. A coin in a slot delivers the can.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
HUNDREDS SEARCH
 FOR MISSING GIRL
(Conrinued From First Page)

Lound yesterday on the :arn1. said T have planned 10 do this thing for year. h'it never had enough money until now. I'm in love with thIs girl and am taking her with me. They have been trying 10 keep Us auart, hut now I've Cor her l will kill her f the police are noti- fed. hut she will not be harmed otherwise"
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
Captain B Years Old

Berlin, Aug. 25 lPl-Captan Wolf gang von Gronau who heads the flying expedition just crossed the North Atlantic is 37 years old He
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25

(ou request. sent with aampsd- sd- dresssd envelopA Nr. Ripley will furnish proof of anything depicted by him).
 (Reg. IL & Pat On)
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
EXPLANATION OF SATURDAYS CARTOON

 
 
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New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
|. S. Capital Endangered

Washington, Aug, 25 LP-Amer- can investments of considerable size are believed.>by commercial observ- CTS in the capital to be directly in the path of the armed outbreak in Peru. &
 State department and Peruvian embassy officials, however, were without official word of any kind early today from the disturbed South American country, and re- trained from comment on the sit- uation.
 An important American develop ment, the Cerro De Pasco mine Of the Guggenheim interests lies just north of Arequipa, reported in the hands of insurgents. Guggenheim properties extend north and south throughout the country. Warships reported sent to Mellendo, a, port from which ore is exported from Bolivia as well as southern Peru. was believed on the information ob- tained, to be sufficient safeguard for very extensive American interests there. .~fffs
 American capital in Peru was be- lieved to exceed the combined in- vestments of all other foreign coun- tries. Mining operations. petroleum and public utilities were listed as the three major fields for American investment. However, with the ex- ception of the Guggenheim interests which penetrate the length of the republic. most of the American. capi- tai is lodged in Lima and in the
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25

FOR BEST RESULTS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED A
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25

The New Britain Y. NJ. T. A. & B. society, a member Of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union, will not be represented by a full delegation. Those who expect to go include Fi- nancial Secretary William Forsythe, former Vice President John L. Fla gan and former President Luke Walsh
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
(, I. A, |. CONVENTION
 OPENS IN MIDniET0WN
!. NJ. T. A. & B. Society of This City Will Be Represented By
 Delegates

Middletown, Aug. 25 LP)-Seventy- five delegates registered here today for the annual convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union, which opened today.
 Rev. Robert Bowen of Bridgeport, president of the union, urged dele gates to take a greater interest in encouraging boys and girls of the state to combat the drink habit
 The convention will close tomor- row with the election of officers after a mass for members who died in the last year has been celebrated
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
Other Large Holders

Among the American concerns operating largely in Peru are W. R. Grace & company, with large sugar holdings. and the Foundation com- pany, building and bonding concern, operating extensively in the Lima area. A large American project is the Bertram Lee concession for building railroad from the eastern Andean slope in the northern part to the Pacific coast. Exploitation Of oil fields and colonization projects is involved in this undertaking. The concessions recently was trans ferred to W. R. Davis of New York.
 Peruvian debt in this country was placed at ss5,600,0o0 in loans con- tracted largely with the National City Bank of New York and Seng- man and company. An additional loan of SIS, 1000, e,o0o has been au- thorized. it was learned, but latest reports were that no American bank had offered to float it.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
Credit Men Planning
Trip to Brownsville

A post-convention trip 70 Browns
Vile Is planned by the New York
Credit Mems association May 10. it
was announced here Wednesday.
The National Credit Mems aSsoci-
alton Is holding a convention in
Dallas May 1916, a letter from VIM.
Walker Orr, secretary, diScloses.
The New York men have planned
an itinerary which includes Dallas,
San Antonio. Edinburg, Browns
vile, Houston, Galveston, and Fort
Worth. nd through the efforts Of
the Harrington Chamber Of Com
merce this may be altered and a
short trip may be made there for
a Texas barbecue, offered by r.. II.
Stuart, president OF the American
Land company.
A trip to MatamoroS is especially
requested By the New York men,
lr. Orr writes.
Il suppose most everybody will
want 10 go there because Of the
little thrill Of crossing into old Mex
ico," the letter reads.
The local chamber Of commerce
70 handling the matter, and a pro-
gram Is being planned TO entertain
he New York financierS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
TO
ATTEND FETE
Road Opening Celebration
To Draw Many Cars
From Border

Great interest is being displayed
In Matamoros in the coming inaug-
uration of the section Of the newly
constructed stretch Of highway that
Is to link MasamoroS with the state
capital, Ciudad Victoria.
The part OF the road that will be
inaugurated April 70 lies between
the city of Jiminez. an important
trading post and vegetable market
and the city OF Victoria. Jiminez
lies about 200 miles southeast Of
Matamoros. IL Is a very old trad
ing post and is developing rapidly.
The highway that will be inaugu-
rated links Jiminez with the city Of
Victoria, a distance OF approximate
ly IS miles. The inauguration Of
the road will be the first step in the
network OF highways being planned
and constructed in the state Of Tam
aulipas by Governor Francisco Cas-
tellanos, Jr. Another important ave-
nue. OF commerce will be the Mata-
moros-Mazatlan highway, parts OF
which are now under construction.
The new road is expected to be
completed in six months and will
furnish a ready avenue for the mar
keting OF produce and hides, cattle
and other products Of the regions
in the northern part OF Tamaulipas
aiding greatly in the development Of
the regions through which II pass
es.
Over fifty-twc cars from Mata-
morcs alone have registered al
ready" ST.. Guhlermo Shears. pres
idente municipal said this morning.
we expect that many people from
different Valley towns will also jour-
ney TO witness the Inauguration"
The caravan Of cars will leave
the Palacio Municipal in Matamoros
at five o'clock in the morning OF
April the 18th, and will arrive IN
Jiminez about two o'clock III the
afternoon. The Herald will carry
the entire program tomorrow.
The state governor. military rep
resentatives from all over the states
and civil authorities from Nuev0
Laredo. Reynosa. Camargo and all
other municipalities Of the state
will journey to Jiminez 10 witness
the official ceremonies which will
begin on the 18th. An elaborate
program for the entertainment OF
tourists and visitors who attend the
Inauguration has been planned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09

!, GOES TO FETE
Six Business Men Plan To
Attend Celebration
AT Jiminez

Raymcndville will send six bust
ness men TO the Jiminez celebration
April 1918, the Brownsville Cham
Der OF Commerce announced We'd
nesday.
The Raymondville men will &C.
company the Brownsville represen-
tatiyes, who plan to leave here Ell
Their Friday evening or early Satur-
day morning, travelling by automo-
bile.
A large number OF Matamoros
citizens will also journey 10 Jiminez
leaving there Saturday at 4 a. m.
approximately 20 viii make the
trip.
4 telephone message from J. Z
Bel, San Benito secretary, disclosed
that possibly a group from that city
viii travel to the celebration.
The RaymondVille men are Edgar
l.. Bull. Roger F. Robinson. Ernest
j. Sanders, Eugene II. Jamison, b
E. Carroll and Rex B. Baxter.
From Brownsville the following
will leave for Jiminez: VIM. S. West
Ed Mockbee, Alfred Putegnat. Drew
Patteson. @. G. Richardson and A
Wayne Wood.
Everyone in the Valley is invited
to make the trip and participate in
the celebration" Mr.. Richardson
said. The Matamoros presidente
r municipal informed me that the
Mexican officials will attend to al
passport regulations, and that there
will be no trouble along this line
All that is required is the persons
name. age, place OF residence. auto
mobile license number and engine
number. Photographs and other
usual requirements viii be elimina-
ted"
The affair Is in celebration Of the
opening Of the Victoria Matamoros
strip OF highway. which is completed
as far as Jiminez.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
Amarillo Gets More
Airway Connections

AMARILLO, April g.-tPI-Air
plane passenger service tying ANA
rillo in swift aerial jumps with
Oklahoma City and Tulsa; Pueblo,
Colorado Springs and Denver;
Wichita Falls and Dallas, and with
Los Angeles and Kansas City was
the prospect today.
Daily air passenger service in the
five directions. radiating from
Amarillo. was announced yester-
day by w. ID. Peck. Jr., district
passenger agent for Western All
Express. as effective today.
The Colorado connection Is or
Grated by the Midcontinent Air
Express. affiliated with the w. "A. =,
and will use Fokker six passenger
planes. The Dallas and Tulsa lines
will use tri-motcroi Fokker planes,
carrying II passengers. as are now
used on the regular east-west run
from Kansas City to Los Angeles,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
Distribution Census
Progressing Here

L. T.. Bennett. census chief for
district 20. j. expected 10 return
here Wednesday night. according
TO Handley Smith. assistant.
Mr.. Bennett has been in Corpus
Christi starting the commercial
census in that city. it is said.
The census Of distribution and
manufacture Is well underway in
Brownsville, work having started
Monday April Z.
A similar census will begin in
Laredo Monday April II, according
to officials.
Work as been progressing rapid
" in Brownsville and the Valley
Mr.. Smith disclosed Wednesday
afternoon. The totals are mount
ing steadily"
Brownsville Is the headquarters
for Is counties. and the office force
here Is busy distributing materials
and blanks 10 the various towns
and cities "a thu district.
II is said that announcements OF
totals for districts completed will
be issued for publication in the near
future.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
Second Murder Trial
Ending i'm Linden

LINDEN. April 9-(P-Counsel
for Cader Barfield. %. Of New Bos-
ton. expected today to present his
defense III his second trial on
charges OF murder in the fatal
shooting of Ray Palmer in 1923
The state, seeking the death penal
ty. rested yesterday.
State witnesses related the same
story which brought Barfield a Is
year prison sentence in his first
trial at New Boston. Texas. in Feb.
1929. This sentence was later re-
-ersed. Barfield claimed self de-
Tense.
Mrs. Lily Gholsten. Palmer's
mother. testified that her son best
ed Barfield in a fist fight and that
Barfield left the house. obtained a
gun and shot her son as he lay on
z couch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
Markets
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. April 9-Fl-Wheat
showed n general upward trend
here today. influenced by relative
firmness at Liverpool and by per-
sistent widespread lack of rain.
Opening 1-S TO I i-8c higher,
Chico 20 wheat afterward held near
the initial range. Corn was easy,
starting unchanged TO 3-Sc up. but
sagging later. Oats held firm. Pro-
visions declined.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
Y. o. COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. April 9-tP5-
Cotton had a steady opening al
though cables we're rather lower
than due and first trades showed
no change 10 3 points decline. A:
New York opened easier, the mar.
ket here soon eased in sympathy
active positions trading 5 to 8 points
below Yesterdays close. The market
soon rallied. on a resumption o.
trade buying. and Nav rallied q
1906. July at 1912 and october a
l5.4l. AT the end OF the first hour
the market was steady and neal
the highs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. April 9-CF-Cot-
ton opened steady unchanged to a
decline Of II points with active po-
sitions selling 8 to IL points net
lower under renewal OF nea month
realizing or liquidation an scat
tered selling brought In by the un-
settled yesterdays market. Later
May advanced TO 1916. or 3 points
net high r and increased its prem
ium over later months with new
October selling at 1897. or a point
above yesterdays close. This bulge
met. a little more cotton with the
market nervoGE and irregular al
the end or the first hour.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
City Briefs

Returns. - County Judge o. C..
Dancy returned from a trip upstate
Wednesday. He left for College
Station with members OF the county
engineering office to attend a road
school.
Tests. - Examinations for ento-
mologists seeking to enter the u. s.
service were being given at the fed
eral building Wednesday.
Bankrupt stock doors. windows,
builders hardware. Glass windows,
Csc up: French doors. $500; screen
doors. s1.85: copper screen. &c foot.
Fourth and A streets, Harlingen, in
Builders Supply Building. ADV. g
Meet. - A special meeting will
be held 8 p. m. Thursday at Mexico
Camp No. 1880, w. o. w, at which
time IL new members are to ride the
goat.
New Camp. -- A new w. o. w.
camp Will be installed BY Deputy
p. Preciado, Jr., assisted by Sow.
Carlos Pena Alvarado at Point Isa-
bel next Sunday.
Flower pots; fifty feet garden
hose. s445; galvanized water pipe:
poultry fence. Hardware Sales, on
Fronton Street. Adv. 9
Visits. - Paul II. Brown. Harlin-
gen. was a business visitor in this
city Tuesday.
In Brownsville. - 7. o. Mitchell.
McAllen was in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Auditor Here. - Miss Helen Levy,
auditor for the @. A. L. lines. is in
Brownsville on business connected
with the company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
Aliens Sentenced

Preliminary hearings for five
confessed aliens we're held before
u. S. Commissioner z. X. Good
rich Tuesday and 80 days in jail
and deportation were recommended
for each.
The men were Francisco Saldlvar,
Federico Saldivar. Julian Garmenca,
Jesus Mandujano and Rafael Ne
cumeceno.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
STOCKS PRICES x

NEW YORK, April 9-H-Prlce
movements were decidedly mixed at
the opening Of today's market, but
major activity appeared to be on
the upside. j. /. Case jumped 4
points on the first sale. Vandium
Steel / 81 and Standard Oil of
California and Chesapeake g. Ohio
a point each. Radio Keith Orphe-
UNI. which was one OF the most ac-
tive features In yesterdays market,
opened with a block Of 10000 shares
at A. up Ia. Western Union drop
ped 2 points, Fox Film l "a and
DUPONT and Brooklyn and Man
haitian Transit / IL each.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
BITTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO, April 9-Butter easier:
creamery extras STA: standards
81 Ia: extra firsts SO IL to 81;
firsts "a 1-2 20 So; seconds 1888.
Eggs steady; extra firsts IS 1-2
to 26: graded firsts 241-2 to %;
ordinary firsts % to % 1-2; storage
packed firsts IS l-2; storage packed
extras q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09

ROME. April 9.-(Pl-Funeral
services for Queen Victoria Of Swe-
den were held this morning in the
German Evangelical church here in
the presence Of her husband. King
Gustav. Prince William and Primo
ess Ingrid OF Sweden. the king and
queen OF Italy and Premier Mus
Soiini.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
TT. WORTH LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH. April 9-PJ-U
5. ID. A)-Hogs: i.4OO; 10-l5c low
or: top $9.75; bulk rail hogs $50
CTS; truck hogs 890-9.l5.
Cattle and calves: 10000; slow;
slaughter steers few fed grades
1000: very good yearlings up to
i1.50: some cows S7.00 range:
butchers mostly 6~.c0-6.50; one load
stock steers 1850; weighty slaugh-
ter calves 1925.
Sheep: $500; steady: spring
lambs 1875: shorn fed lambs $50
TOO; aged wethers 5.00-5.50; 2-year-
old vether5 600.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
Murder Attempt Case
Goes to Grand Jury
Especial to The Herald

Especial 10 The HeraId.l
SAN BENITO. April 9-Guadalupe
Valdero was bound over to the grand
jury in $1,000 bond here Tuesday
following a preliminary hearing on
charges of assaulting Francisco de
los Santos with intent TO murder
The hearing was held before
Justice Of the Peace T.. M. Valde-
tero and was conducted by District
Attorney Geo. Westervelt.
De los Santos was wounded sew
eral times IN an alteration last
week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
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