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The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
A Comparison of Insurance Types
RECIPROCAL
INSURANCE

A reciprocal is in the nature Of
an association wherein the assured
becomes both insured and insurer.
Each subscriber insures the others
and in return is insured by the
others. The subscribers severally
appoint an attorney-in-fact tc
conduct the business for them. He
IS the only officer and has absolute
power over who may be accepted
as subscribers; what the rates Of
indemnity shall be; what subscrib-
ers must pay from time 70 tins:
the settlement and payment Of
losses and in practical effect has
every power Of a board Of direc-
tors. plus many important powers
which such boards do not have.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
s1,0OO,OOO Work Ordered

EH Jrfted Press
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. 15.-Con-
struction Of intercepting sewer and
sewage disposal plant in Rich
nlond has been ordered by the state
board Of health The work will
cost approximately $1,o00,0o0, &C
cording to estimates, and the board
ordered it be started before May /.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Legion Meeting at Flora

Bn IlfneS SDectQJ
FLORA, Ind, Sept. ia Ninth
district meeting of the American
Legion will be held here Thursday,
with Brigadier-General L. r. Gig
nilliat, conamandant of Culver Mill
tsry academy, the principal speaker
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Iobless Mar Kills self

HV TrffPd Press
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Sept. IS
Robert Ullery, q, locked his wife
IN the bathroom of their home and
strangled himself with an automo-
bile tow rope, as q result of de-
spondency over unemployment.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Depositor Loses on Claim

LEBANON, Ind, Sept. 15.-Fred
Carey, Whitestown, fled 2, claim in
Boone circuit court here Of $1,684
for deposits allegedly held by the
Rosston bank when it was closed in
November. After 9, hearing, Judge
John w. Hornaday ruled that Carey
not only had no balance in the
bank. but owed it $445.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15

What happens R.aen bridge is in
troduced into the social life of Thomp-
kins Corners will be learned when the
Real Folks 60 on the air over WLW and
an NBC network, Monday night, al
$50 q m
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
WKBF (14O0) Indianapolis
Indianapolis Broadeasting. Lnc)
TUESDAY

(1ndanapoDs broadcaSIlne. nc.)
TUESDAY
A. N
6:30-@wake-Up band program.
6.z5-Church Federation morning worship
7:00-The Breakfast Club.
7:zO-Codee Cup program.
8:z5-Union Ice and Coal program.
9:05-Drink More Mix.
e:l5-L. S. Ayres Downstairs Store
e:25-Morrison' s Style Talk.
9:55-Eoosier Club Coffee.
9:50-Standsrd Nut Margarine.
io:00-Melaur Manufacturing Company.
I0:05-Plumbing nlodernization.
ioI0-Ba tesVills Furniture Company.
l0:15-Circle theater organlogues.
10:45-Capitol Dairies.
10 0:56-Indianapolis Paint and Color
l1:0o--Sander and Rockers Decorator.
ii:1o--Wilson Milk talk
11:l5-Anglo Food message.
l1:15-Earry Bason.
12:o0-The Pied Piper
P NJ
l2:l5-Crabn Reynolds Taylor
12:30-LivestocE market.
l2:35-Butter and Egg market.
p 2:4o-Ouick Tire Service.
1.o0-Welter Hickman, The Indisnspclis
Times theatrical review.
1-35-Silent.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15

edith STeissr. starred IN three GarEick
Gaieties production. viii do her concep-
tion Of the cold Fashioned Grip fror,
the first edition. during = program Of
musical hits Of the current and past two
revues over WFBM. WNIBC and the Co.
lumbia Broadcasting network at 2:30
n m rIondays
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
WLW (700) Cincinnati

TUESDAY
s:so-Top o the Morning, time announce
e.oo-Tine announcement.
6.5o-Morning exercises.
6:z5-Jolly Bill and Jane (NBc).
T.o0--Tin1e announcement.
Quaker Crackels mail CNBc).
T.I5-Mouth health (NBCl,
7:3o-Devotions.
8:o0-Horoscopes
8:l5-Francis Ingram (NBCl.
5:30-David Lane. decorator
e:45-Household hints.
e:00-Organ progEanas Arthur Chandler.
e:5o-Livestock reports.
9:4o-Morning medleys,
10:oO-FiddIers
i0.15-Vocal solos.
lo:3o-Salt and peanuts.
10:55-Time signals
1I.oo-Tuexod entertainers.
1l:15-Organ program. Pat Gtnick.
11.30-Tin1e announcement
Hotel Gibson orchestra.
11.5o-Livestock reports
y Noon-National farm and home period
(NBC).
1:3O-Organ program.
12:55-Afarket reports
1:0O-Matinee players.
! i:3o-Chicago serenade (NEc(.
2.o0-Blus Aces (NBCl.
2:5o-Pacifc Vagabonds (NBC).
2.45-Blue Aces (NBCl.
3.00-French lessons
330-Livestock reports.
3:40-Program chats.
S:55-Womans Rad!o Club. travel talk.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15

at Night" viii be featured by Freddie
Rich and his orchestra during the Mardi
Gras jubilee over WFBI, W.ABC and the
Columbia Broadcasting chain a. 2. m,
Monday.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15

The United States Navy Band. directed
by Lieut. Charles '5enter will be heard
over WFBM WABC and the Columbia
Broadcasting network al 6.25 p. m, Mon
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Day Programs
WFBM (123Ol INDIANAPOLIS

W.T. bM (IZoUJ IndIdndp0IlS
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
TUESDAY
N
7:o0-Psp Unlimited Club.
9.00-Strcl on the avenue (CBSl.
9.l5-Pectin program tCBS).
Io.00-Aunt Sammy.
y .oO-Town Crter.
l1:15 TO 12-Silent.
Il :o0-Farn Community network CCEs).
?. n.
1:Oo-Jirn and Walt
i36-For your information (CBs).
2:00--Two O'Clock tunes.
2.l5-Studio recital
to SILENT.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Times Radio Dial TzyiSterS


-II:2s P II
VTpAF $50. kansas c!ty-NiEhthavk
-1z.so a NJ
EseTP Gzso). s.. Paul-Darcs feature.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Man Killed by Train

Bv Times Special
PENCE, Ind, Sept. 15.-Charles
Faulsel, IS, was killed when struck
by a New York Central train.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15

Alfred Hollins, an English organist, who
has attained great proficiency in his art
although totally blind IS the composer OF
"Sicilliana" one of the selections to be
played BY Alexander Schreiner during the
Norman tabernacle choir and organ broad
cast by WLW and MIC from SAT- Lake
Citv Monday 81 4 2. N
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
900 AT HOMECOMING

sunnyside's Eighth Annual Pro-
gram Is Held Sunday.
Eighth annual home coming OF
former patients of the Marion
county tuberculosis hospital at
Sunnysids was held at the institu-
ton with more than one thousand
PERSONS attending.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15

Farmers Mutual Liability Co
ssz Illinois Bldg. Riley 1884
Grain Dealers National Mutual Fire Ins. Co.
e1o-s20 Guaranty Bldg. Lincoln 1911
Indiana Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.
412 Guaranty Bldg. Lincoln 437s
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Of Indianapolis
BIZ z. Wsehin gton st. EIleS es5s
American Mutual Insurance Co.
1912 y. Meridian st. Talbot s147
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
Fishing the
Air

pr z G. Eouck. associate Chief Of the
bureau Of animal industry, will -eport the
hog cholera situation as SUNNI rized by
heid reoresentstive when he speaks dur
ing the National Farm and Hons aour to
be broadcast from WLW and NBC WASH
ington and chtcago studios Monday az
II Is z N
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15

4 medley Of Syracuse university songs
will be featured by Guy Lombardo and
his ROYAL Canadians. assisted by the Rob-
ert Burns Male Quartet. over WFBM
WABC and the Columbia network at 8
D m Mon6av
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15

American Mutual Liability ms CO.
s05 Lumber Insurance Bldg Lincoln 64ss
Indiana Union Mutual Insurance Co.
sI0-e12 Illinois Bldg. RIIey ss54
Indiana Lumbermen's Mutual Insurance Co.
Lumber Insurance. Bldg. LIroolr 5sAe
Indiana Mutual Cyclone Insurance Co.
94s InIrcis Bldg. Riley sSs&
Fidelity Mutual Insurance Co.
Lumber Insurance Bldg. 41oola S8le
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15

Moon Medley" a group Of favorites
including Melon Moon" and Virginia
Noon" will be sung by Wendell Hall
during the Sign OF the Shell broadcast
from WTAM and the NBC Chicago
Studies Monday. $50 D m.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
WKBF (1400) indianapolis
Indianapolis Broadeasting. Ine.)
H0EnAY

? II
4.40-NeTs flashes
5 505--Town topics.
e.20-Studio dinner rnusic
6 650-Mermor Sales Branch.
:. .oo-Mendelssohn concert frto
730-Eappy Wonder Bakers
45-Velret Greens orchestra
z e0o-Staley and Crabb.
5l5-Jimnly Boyer specialties
8-3o-Among the movie stars
9 o-oo-Wilking' Apollo hour
930-S. q S Body and Fender Sepair
Man.
9 45-Rus- -Dol-Esy trio
10 00-Connie s DresEers
10 45-Ballad time.
II 00-Show Boat
Il 30-Hsrry Bason request program
u 00-Circls theater organ
y 30-Sign Of
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
WLW (7OO) Cincinnati

WAW NAOOJ NlAt|AAAL0SA u
MONDAY
4oo-Mormen Tabsrnacls chair and or
gan (NEC).
4so-Nothing but the truth.
445-Maids Of melody.
5.00-Time announcement.
Vocal solos. Erwin Never. tenor.
5.i5-Brooks and Ross
5.25-Basebau scores.
5.29-Time announcement.
5.3o-Vision Airs.
s.0o-Hvgrade announcer, tbs weather:
6.00-Hotei Sinton orchestra.
6.15--Ohio state department OF education
night school
6.30-Koolmotor orchestra.
7.00-Duro Automatics
7 730-Peal folks (NBCl.
6.oo-Sta rdust.
s s30-The Croslev Burnt Corkers
9oo-Estate weather man.
salt and peanuts
5:5o-Pepsodent Amos n Andy CNBcl.
o.45-Literary Digest. FLOYD Glbnons
(NBC).
io.Oo-Time announcement.
Castle Farm orchestra.
10 1o.3o-Crosley theater Of air
| o0-Eotel Gibson orchestra.
1l.30-SWeet and lown down
y Midnight-Csstle Farm crchsstra.
a NJ
2.3o-Time announcement.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-09-15
(123O) Indianapolis

{ iLndIanaDoU8 Power ana LEht LompanyI
MONDAY
2 y
50-Evargeiins Adams fC5sl
5 .45-commodcre orchestra tCSSl.
9 e.o0-Mardi-Gras fCBSJ.
-30-Democrztic county COMMITTEES.
6.35-U. s. Navy band tCBSJ.
e.15-Peerless Jsnboree.
7.0o-Daylight Corner Melody hour.
T.50-Philco dealers program
5.oO-Ecbert Burns program lCBSl
2 3o-WFBN SaZophons quartet.
S.45-Eeopolitans.
9 e.O0-Philfuels favorites.
e.i5-HevYcod Broun (CBS)-
9.5o-Ted Flo!ito orchestra (CBSl.
10 o.00-Paul Trenaine orchestra lCBSl.
i0.s0-Nocturrs lCBS).
11.o0-Longines Il time by walks weather.
Coluunist
i 15-WFBM dance orchestra
Il z5-Dessa Byr1 request organ program
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-21
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF Partnership of HAYS e. Sons

Many years ago the co-partner-
ship firm OF Hays & Sons was
formed at Brownsville. Texas, and
vas composed Of J. II. Hays, Ed
ward A. Hays and Hayden Hays.
each owning an equal interest in
sad business. which has since been
conducted at Brownsville, Texas.
under that name:
Some time after the Brownsville
business was opened. the same firm
orened a business in San Benito.
Texas under the same name which
has since been conducted under that
name there.
But in the latter part of the year
1924. by mutual agreement between
each and all of the members Of
said firm of HAYS g. Sons, Edward
"A Hays became the exclusive
owner Of the San Benito business
and the right to conduct the same
under the name Of HAYS & Sons,
and he also became liable for all
its then existing debts or those
that might thereafter accrue. and
said j. II. HAYS and Hayden Hays
as a result Of said agreement became
the exclusive owners in equal inter-
cSts. Of the Brownsville business and
the right 10 continue to conduct
that business under the name Of
HAYS & Sons. and 10 become res
ronSible for all its debts then OK
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-21
SCHOOL TRIES
SCIENCE CLASS

A domestic science class for
Spanish speaking girls In the third,
fourth and fifth grades is being
held under the direction Of Miss
Myrtle Jennings as an experiment.
il was announced BY high school
principal z. c. Dodd.
The classes began early in
October. and about - students are
being instructed in the fundament-
ais of cooking. The second
semester will be devoted to sewing.
under Mrs. John Hunter.
I'VE are trying this experiment
for the first time. and We feel that
It is highly successful and doubt
less we will continue this next
year" Mr.. Dodd explained Wednes-
CAV afternoon. "Thcre are no text
books available for this work. and
Miss Jennings is making her own
text as she goes along
Mr.. Dodd stated that such a
course was necessary on the border.
as a great majority OF the Spanish
speaking girls would not remain in
school long enough 10 be able 70
take advantage of the domestic
science courses offered in high
school. The ~ students registered
in the course now range in age
from II 10 Is. and 1t was estimated
that approximately 10 per cent OF
this number would not reach hirh
school. IN this manner. Mr.. Dodd
continued, these girls will learn
something OF vital Importance to
their. something they actually need
to- know. which otherwise they
would not learn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-21
MIDDLE WEST
MERCURY FALLS

CHICAGO. Nov. 2l-Py-Lower
temperatures. the weather bureau
predicted. ere due in most Of the
middlewest today.
Meanwhile residents Of North
and South Dakota, northwestern
Minnesota and western Nebraska
were attempting to restore normal
conditions following severe snow
storms.
One death. that Of the year and
a half old child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Moffit OF Moffit. N. D. was
indirectly attributed to the storm.
The condition of the child, who had
been i'll, became worse when the
parents automobile was stalled in
a snow drift. They were finally res
cued but the child died at Steele,
n. d.
South Dakota apparently was
hardest hit Of the Northwest
States. Sub-freezing temperatures
were recorded. Telephone and tele-
graph lines were down by the humid
reds. Trains between Pierre and
Huron we're despatched last night
by short wave Radio communica-
ito In lieu Of regular telegraph ia
cilities.
Hundreds Of automobiles were
reported stalled in drifts on high
ways In northwestern Minnesota.
Sidney apparently suffered more
than any other point in western
Nebraska. The sonw was reported
to have drifted as high as the caves
OF houses. One pioneer resident said
the storm was as bad as that Of
1888. But additional details were
lacking due to crippled wire COM
m~unication. Eastern Nebraska es-
capped with light snow which melt
ed rapidly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-21
GERMANY hints
NON PAYMENT
Reichstag Address Stirs
Germany But Others
Not Bothered

PARIS, Nov. 2l.-P-Feeling
was widespread today that DR..
Julius Curtius. in informing the
Reichstag yesterday that Germany
eventually may have TO seek the
alterations provided for in the
Young plan. was speaking for home
consumption more than with an
eye to being taken seriously abroad.
The foreign ministers references
to tagging disarmament and his
vague talk OF treaty revision were
considered principally as a conces-
sion to German fascist and ultra
nationalist sentiment which found
SC vociferous expression in the
recent German elections.
II was understood here tina.
Frances answer 70 Or. Curtius vii.
be the same as that 10 the fascist
leader. Hitler. that TO attempt all
over again the laborious work of
the Peace Conference would Go
more to provoke war than to as
sure peace. AS TO disarmament the
French feel that the League OF
Nations Preparatory Commission IS
advancing the project ss fast as
conditions permit and that attempts
to speed Il 10 might undo all that
has been done.
There is a similar feeling toward
hints ~ a possible moratorium Of
the Young plan debts. The entire
European economic scheme has
been r~e-arraneed 70 conform with
the Younr plan provisions. and i
Is not felt that GERMANY would
lightly consider throwing a monkey
wrench into the complicated
machinery.
Pertinax. one Of the most out
SPOKEN critics Of Aristide BRAND
French Foreign Minister. observed
today IN the newsoaDer Echo Dc
Paris that Dr.. Crrtius' speech ought
n suffice 70 kill "baTefr' illusions
about GERMANY which NJ. BRAND
has fcstered in France"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-21
G ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE FOR HEARING TO
DETERMINE PLAN OF
TAXATION

On this, the 20th day OF Novem-
Der. 1880. the Board Of Directors
of Cameron County Water Control
and Improvement District Number
Is convened in the office Of the
Board, In said District. with the
following members thereof present:
J. Lloyd Parker. President; c. +.
Kiester; r. r. Lucas. Secretary:
w. w. Huitt: William Wood. and.
among other proceedings, passed
the following order.
WHEREAS. the Directors Of
Cameron County Water Control
and improvement District Number
Is have heretofore adopted plans
for the construction of a complete
irrigation plant and improvements
to carry out the purpose Of the
organization of the District: and
WHEREAS. an election was held
on the l4th day OF November. 1890.
giving authority to said District 10
issue Construction Bonds in the
aggregate amount OF S482. 900 90.
and to levy a tax in paymsnt there
OF. as provided in Sections 81 to
81. inclusive. of Chapter rs. OF the
Acts Of the Regular Sessions OF the
Thirty Ninth Legislature. as amend
ed: and
WHEREAS. Sections TIA. % said
Chapter 25. as amended by Section
q Of Chapter $50. Acts of the Forty
First legislature. Regular session,
provides that the Board of Direct
ors shall hold a public hearing TO
determine what plan Of taxation
will most conduce to the equitable
distribution OF the tax to be
imposed bv the District:
THEREFORE. IT rs HEREBY
ORDERED BY THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS OF CAMERON
COUNTY WATER CONTROL
AND IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER rs:
That a public hearing be held
AZ Office or the District. in the
Townsite Of Monte Grande in
Cameron County. Texas. beginning
az the hour OF ten O'Clock. q m
On the End. dav OF December. 1890
at AAlAI4i l4GdA4llE ally WIN
is a taxpayer within the District
NAV appear and offer testimony Y
show what plan OF taxation vii
most conduce 70 the equitable dis
tribution Of the tax 10 be imposed
by the District. Said hearing ma
b. adjourned from day to dav unit
all qualified persons who present
themselves have been heard.
The exact PROPOSITION TO bC
determined IS as follows:
"lst: Shall taxes 70 nav of cons.
truction bonds, and for mainten,
ance. operation and administrative
costs Of the District be assessed
levied and collected upon the az
val0rem basis?
"2nd. Shall taxes for the stated
purposes be assessed. levied anC
| collected on the basis OF the as.
sessment or specific benefits. as I
provided f0r II Section 1872 or sale
ChaDter Is?
Ord: Shall taxes FOR the ststet
purposes be assessed. levied ANT
I collected upon the basis Of assess
nient Of benefits at an equal sun
Der acre Of land. as Is provided II
Section 1873 OF said Chan. p?
18th: And. II the district b
] organized under Section 50. o
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-21
Train Sch
MISSOURI PACIFIC LINT

MlNPe1nN
No i2-To Houston San Antonio
i:i0 q m.
No ia-To Houston. TOO Q. IN
No. i6-To Houston San Antonio
100 o. m
No l%From st. Louis. San antonio
7ouston. 7.3O a N
No. l3-Fror1 Houston. $40 O. m.
No. il-From san Antonio and Hous-
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No 3ie-From Houston. San Anto-
no. ais q m
No. $50 Houston San Antonio.
rs .. m
NATIONAL LINES or MEXICO
fMatamoros Stationb
No l32-Tc Monterrey. Mexico City.
No i3i-Frop Mexico city. Monter-
ey. $50 o. d
RIO GRANDE RAILWAY .... /,
From Point isabel 4 . IN
To Point isabel $50 = N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-21
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Article is, OF the Constitution, (and
since Cameron County Water Con-

since Cameron County water Con-
troll and Improvement District
Number Is wa organized under
said Section SO. Of Article l6). there
shall also be heard the question.
shall taxes for the stated purposes
be assessed, levied and collected on
the ad valorem basis as to some
part of the total tax required and
upon the basis OF the assessment
OF benefits as TO some part OF the
total tax required. OF as 70 some
defined part Of. or property within.
the District as is provided for by
Section $50 and Section 1872 OF said
Chapter Is. as amended"
The Secretary OF this Board Is
authorized and directed TO give
notice Of the time and place OF said
hearing by causing a copy Of this
order to be published in m or more
newspapers giving general circula-
ton in the District once a week for
two consecutive weeks prior TO the
date OF said hearing. the first Of
said publications shall be not less
than ten d0D days prior 70 the
date OF said hearing.
The above order being. read. IL
was moved and seconded that
same do pass. Thereupon. the ques-
ton being called for the following
members of the Board voted AYE:
J. l.. Parker r. r. Lucas. w. W
Huitt: c. +. Keister: VIM. Wood;
and the following voted No:
NONE.
J. LLOYD PARKER
President. Board Of Directors
OF Cameron County water
Control and improvement Dis
trict Number 10.
ATTEST
r. r. LUCAS
Secretary. Board OF Directors
OF Cameron County Water
Control and improvement
District Number 10.
ll-2l-26-2t-3898
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-21
G ADVERTISEMENT
ing or that might thereafter Be

isting or that might thereafter BE-
created:
That said conditions continued 10
exist until the death Of j. III. Hays
on or about June End. 1880. and
since said date by mutual agree
r,snt between Hayden Hays acting
individually and as administrator OF
the estate of his father. j. II. Hays.
on the one part. and Edward "A.
Hays on the other. they further
agreed that the business az Browns
vile would cease TO use the name
Hays g. Sons" and select some
| other name under which to conduct
that business. and said Edward a.
HAYES should have the right 10
continue to conduct the business az
| Sen Benito under the name OF
| "Havs K Sons" II he so desired:
| but II Is distinctly understood that
Edward A. HAYS Is the sole owner or
said San Benito business and has
been since the Arrangement was
made in the wear 1924. and mat
7 Fl. HAYS and Hayden Hays have
since said arrangement was made
1 IN IVA OtPn ItlC tA(AIHAft
OF the business al BROWNSVILLE untli
the death or said J. II. HAYS, TX
that his estate and said Hayden
Havs have been the exclusive ovners'
thereof since.
This statement Is made and fur-
nished TO the end that no person
dealing with either the Browrsvlllle
or San Benito business hereafter
will do SO under any niisapprenen-
sion as TO who are the respective
owners or said business and are
liable for its obligations
In testimony Of all OF which We
hereto subscribe our names AZ
Brownsville. in Cameron County
TEXAS, this the 18th day Of Novem-
Ter. A. ID. 1880.
EDWARD a. HAYS
HAYDEN HAYS
l1-21-28-5-l2-4t-38s9
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-21

QUEEN
The latest Big 4 all talking west
ern which runs at the Queen
Theatre boasts such a cast Of well
liked western performers as are
seldom If ever seen together in one
film. In addition to Buffalo Bill
Jr.. there Is Wallv Wales. Yakima
Canutt. Robert Walker and tina.
comedy team, Ben Corbett and
Fern Emmett.
The film is a fast moving. action
packed western. unusually well acted
and directed. The scenic effects are
SO beautiful and so extraordinary
IN often gets the feeling that they
cannot be real. The recording is
clear and OF excellent quality.
The story concerns a Young ranch
manager who is fired by the new
owner. a beautiful young girl. and
replaced bv a dcuble-dealing william
whose object is to get the ranch
for himself. Fob. the hero. discovers
the maneuvers Of the new manager
and. aided by his buddy and after
a succession OF wild chases. fierce
battles and break-neck escapes. he
succeeds in rounding up the thieves
and proving himself both a capable
~0r~h manager and a desirable
husband.
Here is a picture designed to
entertain the whole family, and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-21
Port Arthur Store
Is Fire Damaged

PORT ARTHUR. Nov. 2c-tP-
approximately 100000 damage was
caused by fire which early today
swept Deutser's. one OF Port Ar
thurs leading dry goods stores.
The blaze, caused by exploding
paint being used BY workmen decor
atinq the building fs Christmas.
was confined mostly 10 the first
and mezzanine floors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-21
Quits Work To Give
Another Man Job

BEATRICE. Neb.. Nov. 21.-Pj
After walking. he estimated, more
than 10000 miles during more
than 36 years OF service as a mail
carrier. Charles Pagels retired on
2 pension a year before he had to
in order TO give another man a Job.
Il believe" he said. as he laid
aside his blue-gray uniform, that
il is best that I quit now and give
a substitute. a man who has a
family to support, my job and the
salary"