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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Costs So Cents A Month
To Lose Pounds of Ugly Fat

much you ~weigh-then get an s5 cent
bottle OF Kruschen Salts Qasts q
weeksl. Take one half t~easpoonful
every morning in a glass OF hot wa
ter: eat only VIVA you actually re-
qulre-get a little regular exercise and
when you have finished the first bot
tie weigh yourself again.
Now you can laugh az the people
who pay hundreds OF dollars to lose
a few pounds OF fat-now you will
know the pleasant way 70 lose un-
slightly fat and you'll also know that
the 6 vitalizing salts OF Rruschen (Salts
that your blood. nerves and glands
must have TO function properly)-have
presented you with glorious health.
After that you'l want TO walk around
and say 70 your friends.-"One IS cent
bottle OF Kruschen Salts Is worth one
hundred dollars OF any fat persons
money"
Leading druggists America over sell
Kruschen Saits-you can always get 10
at NcKay's Pharmcy. Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Marathon Dance To
Open at Harlingen

4 maratho dance Tor the cham
rionship Of the state Of Texas
begins al Casino Park. Harrington.
Thursday June 10, according to
managers Ross and Klane, directors
d the marathon. Mr.. Ross has di-
rected several marathons through
o. the United States, 1t is said.
There are TO be a maximum of
20 couples entered, and each will
le required tc dance 40 minutes
each hour. resting or sleeping the
other 90 minutes. The couples are
. be fed 8 times a day. usually
while dancing Physicians will be
on the floor constantly.
we expect thousands Of spect-
ators to attend" Mr.. Ross said
Thursday morning. land we are
making arrangements TO handle the
crowd"
All dancers NUT be OF good char
actei, over 10 years Of age. and Of
the white race. 1t was announced.
Cash prizes or $1,000 will be given
:he winners. managers explained.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19

The snake bite doctor still has 4
place in the copperhead infested
swamp regions Of coastal Carolina.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Huntsville Family
Dies in Explosion

HUNTSVILLE. Tex. June 10
GPl-An inquest was set for today
in the death of three members Of
one family who were blown to bits
by a dynamite explosion near here
yesterday.
The dead:
Claudia CadenSki. 21.
Ruby Cadenski, 18.
Jack Cadenski, y.
They were killed when they
walked into a blast set off b.
employees Of the Texas Company.
Jim Cadenski, Walker County
tenant farmer, was leading his
children across a field on the way
to their home to dinner after
working their crops, when the
charge was exploded. He was in
jured but is expected to recover.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
DAILY
AIR Loo

Pan-American plane out with z.
II Gray as the pilot and nine
passengers: Mrs. r. z. Mitchell and
three children to Tejeria. Salvador
Lopez to Tampico, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Terrell to Tampico, 3. A.
Hungerford to Tampico, Mr.. and
...rS o. Z. Blk to Tampico.
3 "A. T. passenger ship out
Thursday with John Tremayne as
plot and n passenger.
S. A. T. passenger ship out We'd
nosday piloted by Bub Merrill and
Mr. and Mr.. II. B. Whiler OF Elk
hard. Ind, to Chicago. Mr.. J. w.
Kelley to San Antonio. Mr.. Fl. }.
Chase TO Dallas and Mr.. M. M
North 10 Corpus.
5. A. r. passenger ship IN Weo-
pesday piloted by McC onnaughey
and one passenger.
Z. A. T. mali ship out wednesday
p.ioted by Wallace.
s a. T. mail ship in Wednesday
pi'cted By Chas. Pedley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
First CURB FAILURE

NEW YORK. June l9-Pl-The
New York stock exchange firm Of
Woody & Company was suspended
today for insolvency. It was the
first failure since the crash Of last
fall.
The suspension was announced
from the rostrum Of the exchange at
the opening of the market. The
company is a local firm and has no
out-Of-tOwn offices.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
SUMMARY

The weather was partly cloudy TO
Unsettled over the northern and
eastern states and generally fair
over the south-central states at the
morning observation. Heavy rains
occurred in Florida within the last
= hours, and light to moderate
showers in the Plateau region, the
Plain states. ana in the northeastern
states. Temperatures continue about
sceSonable throughout the country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Masonic Officers
Elected for Year

At the last regular meeting OF
Rio Grande Lodge No. II A. F. g.
A. M. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Worshipful master. JAS a. Wig
gington; senior warden, DR.. B. l..
Cole: junior warden. John r. Har-
ris. jr.; treasurer, r. A. Munday;
secretary, VIM. w. Ball; senior dea-
con, Lee r. Vance; junior deacon,
r. O.. Holiday; tiler. VIM. j. Yer
trees; senior steward. Alfonso Es-
calante; junior steward, G. G.
Highsmith.
Installation of the new officers
Will be held on next Tuesday even
ing. June "a. at s p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Thousands of Women
Know This Is True

How would you like to lose Is
pounds Of fat in a month and at
the same time increase your energy
and improve your health?
How would you like to lose I'M
healthy fat that you don't need and
don't want and at the same time
feel better than you have for years?
How would you like to lose your
double chin and your too promi-
nent abdomen and at the same
time make your skin so clean and
clear that II will compel admira-
ton?
Get on the scales to-day and see how
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-19
Day In Congress
Thursday.

Thursday.
Senate.
Continues debate on World War
veterans pension bill.
House.
Resumes consideration Of the Sec
ond deficiency bill.
Special committee continues its
study Of communist propaganda.
Interstate commerce committee
receives report from subcommittee
on revision of the senate resolution
to hold up railroad mergers until
next March A..
Naval affairs committee continues
taking testimony on conservation Of
naval oil reserves.
Wednesday:
Senate:
Took up World War veterans
pension bill.
Debated rivers and harbors bill.
House:
Passed miscellaneous bills approx
ed by the naval affairs committee,
including one TO authorize construc-
ton Of a naval hospital at Phila-
delphia at a total cost Of So, 200, 900.
Interstate commerce sub-commit-
tee completes r~e-drafting of the
senate resolution to hold up rail-
read merger negotiations until next
..1rch 4.
judiciary committee approved
-elaoe bill TO provide for advance
planning Of government construc-
ion as z means Of relieving unem-
.IJAIent.
special committee continued TAX
-ng testimony in its investigation Of
cGmmunistic activities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16

Yeast is especially rich in vitamin B.
When exposed to ultraviolet rays, the
ergosterol it contains becomes vitamin d,
the sunshine vitamin, which acts on the
system the same as the sun itself, strength
ening resistance to disease"
How simple it is-this advice from
one of the worlds great physicians! Just
yeast-Fleischmann's Yeast-a remark
able stimulating food which you eat 3
times day. And your reward 4. rich
new energy, new ambition, new alertness!
Try it-today! You can get it at grocers,
restaurants, soda fountains. Every cake
is rich in taOO indispensable vitamins-
B and d. Directions on label.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16

TRAND UFFICIALE PROFESSORE
~ DOTTORE Pho PEDICONI of
Rome =. director and chief physician of
the important San Gallicano Hospital /. .
special lecturer to graduate doctors in the
University of Rome .. distinguished ex-
Ponent of Europe's most conservative
medical tradition! DR.. Pediconi says:
In combating constipation, yeast can
be used with success. 1t puri6es the intes-
t'nal tract and keeps the system regular.
1t improves the gastric and intestinal con-
dItlon and stimulates appetite
FOR many years yeast has been used
by dermatologists to prevent and cure
certain common skin eruptions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16
Read what other Leading Hospital Heads say


used constantly astonishing
erect Regularly bowels
DIR PAoLo
een famous tor ability
Dr. PoSroPPDAN noted skin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16

Queen of Winter sports.
Miss Alta Fay. who reigned at
the recent Winter carnival at
Petoskey, Mich.
9 Associated Press Photo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-16

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New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
10 POLICEMEN WOUNDED

TemcSyar, kuuania. Jan. tP>- Ten policemen were wounded and S3 communists were arrested in riotng today during demonstra- ton of communists who attempted to march on the city hall.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
DRUG STORE CRASH
 HAS S22,5O0 ECHO
Owner Sues Drivers Whose Cars
 Hit Her Pharmacy

Suits totalifg $22.5"o have been brought as the result ot an automo- bile-truck accident at the intcrscc- ton or south Main and Ellis street on November IT. Mrs Lena E.ch- man, owner ot a drug store at the corner claims that the two cars crossed the sidewalk and broke d window in the front part Of the Storc. She is the plaintiff in the ac. tIons.
 Th" defendants are Joseph Arbour owner ot the truck and Martin and Minnie lichter driver and owner oi 1h" autOmoblI".
 Mrs. Iichman also claims the crash caused q jar which threw her 10 tEe floor and rendered her un- conscious.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
BILLIARD LEAGUE
Captains of Teams Entered in indus trial Circuit to Gather at Rogers Tonight.

Captains of the fact orY teams en- tered in the Industrial Billiard lcaGuc. will meet tonight al Rogers pariorS to organize, draw Up a q set of rules and take care of all othe1 details in connection with the lcaeue. The teams already entered are Cor bin Screw, r. X F. Corbiu, North X Judd, Standard Steel, I.anders Trade, stanley Rule. Russell X Erwin and Fainirs while Landcrs main plant, stanley Works and others will be ready 10 start on the opening night, Monday, January 6.
 The schedule for the first mcht'e play will he; Corhin Screw Ns I.audcrs Trade; Standard Steel ys. r X r. Corbin; Russell X Erwin vs. North X Judd l'atnir vs. Stanley Rule and Landcrs Main vs Stanley Works
 Billiards has started 10 attract members of the fair sex. Last night a quintet tried their skill on the green baizc and q warning is sent out 10 all men billiard stars to watch thclr laurels in the future. Ladies are invited 10 try their skill at the game. Free instructors will be fur uiSl.1
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
PICTURESQUE MINE
 CHARACTER DEAD
A. ErSking Smith Won and Lost
 Half Dozen Fortunes

Vancouver. E. C.. Jan. LPp-An other link in the long chain oI western pioneers snapped in the death here New Years Day of A. Ersking Smith, 6, mining broker. soldier of fortune and gentleman adVenturer on three continents.
 In Vancouver he was better known as 'CoOlgardic" smith, Il sobriquct gained in The gold dig ;cings of Australia. In his lifetime he won and lost a half dozen fol- tunes. He was worth a quarter of ;t million dollars at -.
 In the carly '90's in south Africa he won the amateur light heavy- weight boxing championship in johannesburg.
 In 1897 he migrated 10 western Canada and answered the lure of gold in the Yukon. There he was well known figure among the pie luresque mon of the time. He was the first man to shoot the dreaded White Horse Rapids in 1898 in q hastily made ScoW
 In later years he engaged in de Nclopment Of mining properties in British Columbia. He was born in Australia.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
RELIGIOUS PEACE
 SUBDUES ATHEISM
Portuguese Churches Regain
 Strength as Strife Ends

Lisbon. Jan. Rp-Religious strife. which divided the nation in 10 two camps when the republic was young and resulted in the clos ing of many churches on the crest of q wave of atheism. has subsided with the conclusion Of peace be tween church and government
 Separation Of the church an s,atc when the monarchy was over thrown in 1910. dispossesscd tha former of an influence which had progressed so far that polliu.; places for the elections 10 the na- tionHl legislature were placed m the churches. From this there cu sued d reaction which swung the pendulum tD the other extreme but now that movement has itself re- acted.
 l. IS declared that church attend ancc under the republic is grcatc.' than it was prior to the revolution In addition there is Il widespread spirit Of tolerance toward all re ligions
 One of the bodies that benefited from the changed relations was tn. Jews. The census of 1900 motel only f&l Of that faith in the entire kingdom but that many more had concealed their religion because ot the attitude of officials was dcmon- stratCd as soon as the restrictions were removed
 Talmuh Torahs were organized sNnagogues which had fallen into decay from disuse were reopeneI. Saturday again became day ol rest and kosher butcher shops were started in several cities.
 Officials expulsion Of Jews from spain and Portugal had resulted in formal anathema being pronounced against bot. countries by synod oi orthodox ~rabbis. That has not yet been revoked so no grand rabbi has been chosen for Portugal. ln- stead the Jews of this country arc under the spiritual leadership of the Grand Rabbi Of Morocco.
 Evidence Of the newly acquired religious freedom was seen how ever jn the fact that Portuguese Jews sent a delegate to a recent Zionist congress at Zurich. Also when refugees from the Palestine riots arrived here recently, they were received openly by the Jewish community which raised funds fo, them.
 All this is as much q contrast to the early dayH of the republic as to the conditions that prevailed und,r the monarchy. ln the first flush 0! power, tine rcvoIutioniSts pcrsccutc.l priests and their works without dis elimination.
 Atheism was fostcred especially among children and groups oI youths were paradcd carrying ban ners cmblazoncd with such senti- ments as 'There is no God" and "Thurc IS no religion"
 General 'ntonio Oscar de Fra Goso Carmona, now occupying tn. presidency by virtue of the 1923 election and before that dictator O. Portugal for two years is credited with having realized that the con- tlnucd strife between religious and non-reliSiOus clements constituted grave weakness in the state. H. concluded peace with the church.
 Many of the drastic laws whicn had taken from the ecClcsiHstica body some of it's ancient preroga tlNcS. were repealed, but Soma points are still at issue. These in
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03

USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
Bomb Story Is Bust; Explosive Only DOorknob

West Haven, Jan. UP) It was not the bomb but the story that blew up.
 After reports of a bombing had sent police acurrying 10 the home ot Joshua Cole. it was decided that ;L metal object that plopped on Coles roof New Years Eve was merely a door knob tossed by q rcvtlcr.
 Cole lives near the home of Dante Calini alleged bootlcgecr now being held in connection with the murder of Policeman Raymond Zcller during rad. First reports caused police to fear Calini's friends had suspect. ed Cole tipped police concerning calini'S alleged rum selling.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03

mary in tn, country where Portu &ucSe priests can be educated There is an English Roman Cathol- theological school but train, priests for Great Britain and Ire land. This seminary has been il Porluga: since the days Of the Ref. ormation.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03

.urthor by authorizing ious processions in the provinces B., cause ot the opposition or cNtrcm- ist republicans to street processions in the capital, the ban on this form Of public worship is maintained in Lisbon Restrictions on the ringing of church bells for weddings Tuner
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03

The Roman Church .tlao ... .s., ing the government 10 rcsciud IL ban on ecclesiastical lrass. prieS;, now dress very much like thcu colleagues of the Protcstan churches.
 The state has carried it's co1 ciliation towards the church a ste,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03

primary schools instead of being. limited to private schools and churches: reopening of seminarias and restoration Of property to Ger. tain cxiled congregations of monks and nuns.
 At present there is only one sent
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03

Arlington street church. They. -ritd to found q thcocracy and they stand in history as founders of democracy" he said .'esterday in an address before the New England Historic Genealogic society.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03

Boston, Jan. : CUP) Judged Dy their own standards the Puritan, failed, in th" opinion or Rev. Dr Samuel A. Eliot minister ot tn.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-03
PILGRIMS II RI, FAILURES

us uIs aud rclj2io" olIGays have. urrn
 e. .Ialscd
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-01
Rain Or Shine
Man In Virginia

WARRENTON, Va, Oct. !, W.P)
DR.. G. A. |. NJ. Sykes, who agrees
either to make it rain or keep it
away, has come to Virginia to see
what he can do about the drought.
Because of the fair weather dur
ing the Belmont race meet in Sep
tomber, Sykes, who was hired to
keep the raindropS away, received
$1,000 i'll cash and lot of publicity.
This time his object is to produce
rain, for the dry weather seems
about to ruin the fox hunting season.
\ group of wealthy New Workers
and Philadelphians who maintain
estates in the vicinity brought Sykes
here, along with three assistants. a
manager and an attorney. Win the
fields baked brown and hard, it has
become impossible for hounds to fol
low Il scent.
Sykes is using dynamite in the
hills and a radio contraption to
create what hc calls "an electro
magnetic area
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-01
Police Probing
Death Mystery

SANTA BARBARA, Oct. |. W,p)
A theory of foul play, with an un-
named San Francisco resident rs the
victim, was investigated by police
today after the discovery of an ell
dcrly mans body floating in the
surf here.
San Francisco authorities were
asked to aid in checking informa-
tlon supplied 10y W. +. Bolinger of
Lo Angeles who said he and f. NJ.
Rowe of Long Beach and man
whose name he did not know had IA
drinking party on the beach
three weeks ago. Bolingcr said the
san Franciscan s address was 2404
Bush street.
The Bay City man asscrtedly dis
appeared and has not been heard
from since, police said. Rowe and
Bolingcr could not be located today
hut Rowc's ear was found and held
bv authorities.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-01
Tuttle Attacks
Gov. Roosevelt

NEW YORK, Oct. |. W.p)-C Charles
II. Tuttlc, Republican nominee foy
governor. opened his public cam
paign with a speech in which h.
accused his opponent, Governor
Franklin ID. Roosevelt, Of catering
to Tammany Hall ON the basis ri
political eXpcdicncr.
'Some years ago whcL the govc:.
nor was member of the legislature
from an upstate county, he had no
difficulty in throwing down Il chal-
lenge to Tammany Hall, Tuttlc
said. :" He opposed and defeated
its candidate for the United State.
Senate. He needed nothing then
from Tammany Hall.
"But today the situation is diff
fercnt. His election depends upon
retaining the support of Tammany
Hall. Hence the continuous effort
to avoid Il choice (for or against
Tammany) by taking refuge in bcnc
VIOLENT neutrality. -
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-01
SEND PROTEST
AGAINST ROUTE
OF new AIRMAIL

Acting rs chairman of the aNia-
tion committee of the Associated
Chambers of Commerce of Imperial
county, Leo Hetzel yesterday sent
the following telegram to w. Z.
Glover, second assistant postmaster
general, at Washington, d. c.: Pub
lished airmal schedule omitting
route previously agreed upon via
Phoenix, Yuma, Impcrial Valley and
San Diego to Los Angeles causing
grave concern. Strongly urge CON
sideration previous plans for routing
airmail. Planes could readily fly
from Fort Worth to San Diego via
southern route during daylight
hours. Our isolation here makes air
mail of paramount Importance. I'm.
dcrsigncd directed by resolution of
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Of Imperial Valley. an organization
comprising the cities and chambers
Of commerce of Brawley, Calcxico,
Calipatria, FL Centre. Holtville. He
Der, Imperial, Seclcy. INLAND and
Westmorland to petition you to
route service Via San Diego and In
pcrial Valley with stops there to
serve needs these communities.
lmmcdia tcly upon receipt of press
dispatches last Friday stating that
Imperial Valley and San Diego had
been left off the southern iirmail
route, the FL Centre Chamber of
Commerce communicated with ether
chambers of the county and with
the San Diego chamber and the mat
ter of protest was brought up before
the executive committee of the AS
sociated Chambers, where it was
decided to leave the decision of ac.
tion in this matter to the aviation
committee. After comforting with
the San Diego chamber. which is
also taking definite action on the
matter, IIetzel and Other mem bcrs
of the committee. decided upon the
above telegram to serve rs Il ptltcSt
of the present routing of the south
crn airmail planes.
Hetzcl states that the matter will
be followed up and his comm;i,ee
still believes that Imperial Valley
and San Diego will be included in
the route when actual flying starts
and the planes do night as well as
day flying. Present plans are far
day flights only until the airport
lighting along the route and govern
ncnt bcaconS are completed.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-01
MORE BIDS ON
DAM WORK TO
BE LET SOON

LOS ANGELES, Oct. |. U.pl-
Bids for constructing the seven mile
government railroad from Boulder
City to the site of Boulder Dam will
be asked from the Denver office of
the Federal Reclamation Bureau
within Il few days, Dr. Elwood Mead
chief commissioner. announced to-
day.
The railroad and Il highway down
the Colorado River will be under
construction by November !, and a
watcrworks for Boulder City will be
started January |. 1881, DR.. Mead
said. The water supply will come
from artesian wells near Las Vegas
New, and will be piped 20 miles to
the government town.
Probably about next July t we
shall be celebrating at the dam site
the beginning of work on the four
great tunnels which viii bypass the
river waters while the dam is being
built, Dr. Mead added.
DR.. Mead, who recently left a
hospital here after q short illness
was to leave early today for Ber.
kelley.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-01
HERD OF CATTLE
AIDS STRANDED
MOVIE COMPANY

SONORA, Calf, Oct. |. UP
Warm and secure after a day aud
night spent fighting blizzard high
in the Sierras, the cast of the mo
ton picture "Fighting Caravan
rested today and waited for the
storm to abate.
Their safe arrival at Sonora late
yesterday. from their snowblankctcd
location at Dandanell, 81 miles north
Of here, WAS made possible by the
homing instinct Ct 800 frightened
cattle.
Among the "troupcrs who broke
through the snowbopnd country weit
Gary Cooper, Lily Damita, Ernest
Terrence and Tully Marshall.
The storm broke Monday night
As conditions became steadily worse
preparations were started here t.
form rescue parry when the herd
of cattle solved the problem for all
concerned. laundering southward
they broke a path through the deep
drifts and enabled u small vanguard
Of movie people TO reach safety,
Later the rest of the company fol
lowed.
FIRST decisions to return to Holly
wood were reversed in favor Ci
awaiting possible breaking Of the
cold spell and a subsequent trip back
to Dandanell to finish the picture
wEich is a sequel to "Thc Covered
Wagon and portrays many scenes
of hardShips.