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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
Heads Post
At Raymondville
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RAvMONDVILLE. Oct. 18-Fri-
day evening the Meuse Argonne
Post No. $50, American Legion held
their annual banquet and irstalla-
ton OF officers at the James Cafe
in Raymondville. Sixty three men,
bers OF the post attended the ban
quet which began az 7 p. m.
The address of welcome was given
by Roger Robinson and other speak
ers on the program were Mayor NJ.
A. Dryer, Burton Rapp and Robert
II. ~Fackelman. Following these
speeches the officers were installed
by Past Commander ". Sabin who
acted fer state Commander Hal
Brannon. and Past State Command
er Walton d.. Hood who were "a have
had charge Of the meeting. COM
mander Brannon was detained AT
Washington and was unable to
reach Texas in time 10 be in Ray
mondville for the installation cere-
monies. Past Commander Hood was
detained on account Of business.
After the installation OF officers
each gave a short talk telling the
assembled Legionnaires what they
expected to do during the coming
year. This was followed by a round
table In which each one present told
tc what organization he belonged
and where he was twelve years ago
tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
Queens Contest
Holding Interest

The contest for queen for the
high school carnival. which Is to be
held the night OF Oct. Is at the
school on Palm Boulevard, Is pro-
crossing satisfactorily with a total
or l0.0S2 votes cast among three
candidates.
The junior class candidate. Anna
Ruth Langford. Is leading with 3.679
votes. The senior class candidate
Eileen Pittman. Is a close second
with 3.662 votes. Margaret Nc
Candies. the Sophomore candidate
is third with 2.74l.
The contest will decide the reign
ing queen. who will have as
duchesses Minnie Maud Stobaugh.
junior college. Ayeliffe Cobolini.
senior class. high school; Shirley
Slower, junior class; and Marie
Jackson. sophomore class.
Ladies in waiting T Dorothy
Glyn Ward, college: Katherine VII
son. senior: Barbara Yonkman
junior: and LaFrances Pittman
sophomore.
Plans for the carnival are rapid
ly being completed. and E. c. Dodd,
high school principal. predicted one
OF the outstanding school events o.
the year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
Rotary Club To
Sponsor Troop

Plans have been completed by the
boys work committee Of the Rotary
club for the organization OF a Boy
scout troop.
JACK McDerrott was elected
scoutmaster and Duff Howard was
elected assistant scoutmaster, and
these two men ale already plan
ming for the further completion Of
the organization, Ed Mockbee. chair
man OF the committee, said Friday
1T was decided that the membership
Of the troop would be exclusively
Mexican boys. The committee i
endeavoring TO find the best loca-
ton for troop headquarters before
next wednesday, Mr.. Mockbee said.
The following men attended the
organization meeting: Ed Mockbee,
Rev. Z. r. Day, w. T.. Pendergraft,
Duff Howard, All Putegnat, Harry
Num- and Field Executive Bob Ly-
on.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19

eager grabbing OF kilograms mostly
about that very same thing.
Some were even seen 10 take
them around the corner OF the
house and study them. and IL was
whispered that not a few thou
sands went winging their way out
that crowd In the downward move
Of the past few days.
They expect TO remain In the
Valley as the guests or the Port
Isabel company. many OF whom
have direct interests In that organ
ization.
Those In the party we're:
Martin J. insult. Middle West
Utilities Co: James l.. Martin,
Pynchon Co.. Chicago; G. A. Nc
Whitney, Pynchon Co., New York;
Marshall Z. Sampsell, Public Ser
vice Co. Of Central Illinois. ASS.
Tel Utilities Co: Eugene Z. An
drews. N. Y. Life ms. Co.: Wash
ington Flexner, Lincoln Printing
Co.: A. c. Allyn, A. c. Allyn & Co..
Chicago: T. z. Jainer. Hill. Jainer
e. Co.: NJ. J. Whitson, vice chair
man Ulen & Co., N. Y: W. T.
Bacon. Bacon. Whipple & Co.
Chicago: Stanley z. Miller. Russell.
Brewster & Co., Chicago: Roy C
Osgood. First Union Trust and
Savings Bank. Chicago: Robert (
Gardner. Mitchell. Hutchins & Co.
Chicago: Samuel Nj. White. Repub-
lie Co, Chicago: z. A. Davis, ". p
Middle West Utilities Co: James c
Kennedy. Central Southwest -til-
tiles Co.: r. p. Neiswanger. Central
Power a. Light Co: Fl. G. Tyrrell
Capitalist. Tulsa. Okla.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
City Briefs

Free Instruction for ladies each
Thursday. two O'Clock. Campoe.l's
Bowling A-ey. acV- q
Bower the Florist announces The
opening Of a new flower shop on
Market Square Monday. october
Goth. Adv.
The Basket Place. the big .tore
on the corner Of the Plaza, opposite
Friedman's, Matamoros. Adv. 10.
Our Bargains are not all display
ed in the windows. Come In YOU will
De surprised to find prices way be-
lGv the values. Oriental Rug and
Gift Shop. Adv.
Many fancy varieties OF goldfish
lust received From l0c to Sl.00. MOI
open on Sundays. T.. r. Riggs, Mer-
cedes. Adv.
yisit.-Mrs. @. G. Howard. Of
Buckeye. Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. V. W. Biggs. Of Brownsville.
Have your radiator repaired and
cleaned, o. p. Hacker, 18th and
Washington. ADV. %.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools, heals, strengthens sore, weak.
tired eyes. ADV. CD
At Ranch.-Mrs. McAllen Fair
banks. Mrs. Pedro Chapa and Mrs
Daily are spending the weekend al
the McAllen ranch.
Telephone today for your appoint
ment. Get one Of our Croquinolt
Natural" permanents for $3.50
Mary-Pat Beauty Shop. Phone 127-
adv.
Business Trip.-MIke Vandever O
the Stokes Feed and Seed Co. o.
Weslaco was in Brownsville on bust
ness Saturday.
Place Your Order this month foi
roses and get Is for a dozen. Fol
delivery in November. Bare roo
dormant bushes, S225 and $3.50 pei
dozen. II. r.. Riggs. Mercedes. ADV
Watch the windows OF the Orient.
al Rug ana Gift Shop for unusua
bargains. Adv
Al The Corset Shop-5prirg and
summer stock at cost. Fall and
Winter styles arriving. Mrs. Ann
Norling. 1927 Elizabeth St. Adv. %
We specialize in Mexican Dinner:
on Thursday and Saturday. Posi-
I Office Cafe Adv
Free Instruction for ladies each
Thursday. two O'Clock. CampbellS
Bowling Alley. Adv. IT,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
2 Held In Death OF
New Braunfels Girl

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 18-tP-
Two men We're being held this af-
terroon in New Braunfels in con
nection with the murder of Evan
geline Cavazas. 2-year-old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cava-
zos, whose body was found behind
a signboard in New Braunfels yes
terday after the child had disap-
peared Monday night.
Another man arrested yesterday
raj released when it was found he
had no connection with the crime
He Is an employe OF the show OF
which the parents Of the child arc
managers.
One OF the men questioned today
Is an employee Of the show while
the other was employed BIZ the show
about a year ago. The men were
arrested IN Austin on information
given by the father Of the child.
DAMASCUS. ~Syria-P-Taking a
leaf from the book Of Ibn 5aud,
ruler of Arabia, French mandate
authorities are planning to settle
troublesome Bedouins on small
homesteads irrigated b. water from
the Euphratex
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
"Vagabond Lover"
Coming To Queen

Sally Blame. 1879 Wampas Baby
star and Radio Pictures baby :. r
let, was born In Salida, Colo. Later
the family moved TO Fosterville,
Tenn. then to salt Lake City,
Utah.
When eight years old the family
moved again-this time to Holly
wood Sally attended st. Brendan's
School in Los Angeles and the Ra-
mona Convent In Alhambra.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
BRUENINC Wins
IN REICHSTAC
Uproarious Session Ends
In Overwhelming Vote
Of Confidence

BERLIN, Oct. 1s-tP-The cosli-
ton government Of Chancellor Helm
rich B~ruening. blocking no less than
IL motions condemning 1t or its In
dividual ministers. tonight received
an imposing vote Of confidence from
the Reichstag during a tumultous
session.
The vote was 3l5 10 236. a margin
Of 81 votes. which was at least twice
as large as the governments most
hopeful supporters had dared TO
prophesy.
After a day OF u~proarious and en-
FILTERED debate, the social democrats
stood by Chancellor Bruening at the
crucial moment and with their help
he got a majority that swept away
the motions Of nor confidence.
The victory, however, was not i'm
mediately complete. Despite the
governments desire for immediate
Ajournmnt until Dec. 3, the Fas-
}cists, Nationalist and Communists
successfully brought in a motion for
the Reichstag 10 reconvene after
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political offenders.
After this motion had been dis
posed Of, the governments motion
for adjournment viii be voted on.
1t was generally expected the adj
tournment would be voted. clearing
the way for the governments plans
to relieve Germary's economic de-
preston and to institute financial
reforms.
Bedlam Among Fascists
The vote Of confidence had been
generally anticipated. In view Of
several government successes on
previous votes, but It was surprisingly
large.
The test OF strength came on a
motion by the coalition parties to
proceed 10 the order Of the day and
virtually ignore the motions Of nom
confidence.
At the moment when President
Paul Loebe ruled that the coalition
motion took precedence lei the
others and should be Immediately
voted on. bedlam broke loose on the
Fascist and the Nationalist benches.
Cries of "swindle" o S from the
entire right OF the Reichstag. A Ma
tionalist spokesman declared the
government needed a positive con-
fidence vote and not merely to rule
out the non-confidence measures.
The success Of the coalition was
made possible by the support Of the
social democrats, who are not Of
ficially members Of IL and are with
out representation I'm tie bineI.
Tainted by Communists and fas-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
Conventions Must
Pay Their Own Way

DALLAS. Tex, Oct. 18-F-Tex-
as commercial executives. the ex-
ecutive committee meeting here to-
day decided. will continue their pro-
gram Of discouraging non-paying
conventions.
The association has been combat
inc the practice Of conventions
seeking financial aid from cham
bers Of commerce when meetings
are held In their cities.
The board voted to hold the as
sociation's 1881 convention in Hous-
ton.
President M. E. Melton OF Tex
arkana presided. The state fair Of
Texas designated Saturday as COM
mercial executives day, in their
honor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
BETTER DAYS

Nigh personally be sold q little at
once.
G. A. McWhinney, another part
ner OF the Pynchon company, Is
here mentioned to give what may
prove a little eye opener to Texans
on how the state Is often regarded
in eastern money circles.
He said that people OF Chicago
and New York too often see Texas
by riding 10 California, across the
better portion at night, and awak-
ening In the dry sections Of west
Texas. hink Of Texas as an arid,
comparatively unproductive section
Of the country.
When It was decided that this
company should send a man here,
he was selected, evidently thinking
that they were somewhat picking
on him. But now I have the joke
on them. When I go back and tell
them what I have seen they are not
going TO believe me. but in truth II
has been g, eye opener"
Details Wanted
Eugene E. Andrews, Of the New
York Life Insurance Company, had
little TO say, but when 1t came 70
questioning. that was something
different. He got John Shary cor
nered and Mr.. Shary was put to II
as a grapefruit expert. Mr.. Andrews
proved a type OF mar who wanted
to know all about IL. and chances
are when he gets back 10 New York
he will tell his breakfast table COM
panions ali about the difference be-
tween a Foster Pink and a Marsh
SeedleSs. for he certainly asked
grapefruits. the orchards, the soil
and methods OF handling the prod
ucts OF the Valley.
The entire party as has been said
seemed most favorably impressed
and wandering among the visitors
as they talked in groups n got the
general impression that they are
glad Of the trip.
One there was met who did not
talk so much about business. This
was Robert K. Gardner Of Chicago,
once the champion amateur golfer.
and now a big dealer In bonds. But
not yet bloated and still able to
swing a wicked golf stick. He talk
ed OF golf, but SHE'D a little at the
dates when he "a champion. He
turned It off by saying that he was
recently in Georgia. when a news
paper representative asked him II
he knew Bobby Jones. When he
answered he did the reporter asked
him how many generations Bobby
was behind him a. a champion.
Two billion dollars were represent
ed in the gathering.
The party arrived at Sharyland
late. where barbecued chicken cook
ed al noon was served at 4 o'clock
and from there did not reach the
Port Isabel club house until
about $3.50 o'clock. There c. r
Tyrell was host OF the evening on
behalf OF company. Present from
Brownsville and the Valley were
John Gregg. Ben v. Reed. Grover
Wagner, Brownsville and Lauther
Of San Benito.
Stock Market Worries
One outstanding feature or then
arrival was their eager questioning
as to what the stock market hac
done during the day. and then
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19

As a child. sally. her brother.
Jackie. and sister. Loretta Young.
appeared I'm Universal pictures
However. her real caree began
when she was sixteen she was
having lunch with Joan Crawford
nc a Hollywood cafe one day when
Wesley RuEgles. director. met her
and Immediately signed her for IA
small part In one OF his pictures.
She has made three all-talkinE
films for Radio Pictures. The Very
Idea" Tanned Legs" and The
Vagabond Lover"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
Honorary Society
Heads Are Chosen

The Brownsville chapter OF the
National Honor Society of Sec
ondary schools elected the follow
ing officers for the first semester
president. Kermit Cromack; vice
president. Gail McDavitt. secretary
Lorene Robinson; treasurer, Velma
Wilson.
Faculty committee Is composed
OF Miss Velma Wilson, chairman
Mrs. Louise C. Perkins. r. j. Bing-
ham. E. c. Dodd. and Miss Grace
| Edman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19

Sophia & Kowalski. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Kowalski. and
who is at present attending the
.Incarnate Word College in Sar
Antonio. arrived in Brownsville
Saturday morning accompanied BIZ
Elizabeth Roberts. college friend.
Miss Kowalski and Miss Roberts
intend To spend the weekend WITH
the formers relatives In Browns
vile. returning to school Monday
ID was said today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19
BOY

TROOP FOUR

Troop four held its regular meet
ing Friday night al the Baptist
church.
Fourteen boys YER present:
Justin McCarty. Norman Clark.
Leonard Trimb,e., Laurenza Col
Inns. Jerome Trimble. Clarence La
Roche, Lawrene Bohlen. H. l..
Yates. Jr., Gerald wigington. Ed
win Clark, Charles Langford, Cor
don Nc Innis. Donald Abbott and
Buford Belson. Three officials were
also present: Scoutmaster Schmidt,
Mr.. McCarty and Mr.. Fred Bohlen.
The committee told the boys about
a social gathering Of al Browns
vile and Olmito Scouts at Olmito
on November 18th for a big weinie
roast. Plans were also made for q
Halloween party
A few songs were sung by the
boys after which the meeting ad-
iourned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. George an
nounce the birth OF a son Satur-
day morning at Mercy hospital The
baby weighed ten pounds. Both he
and his mother are doing nicely .
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19

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cists alike, the social democrats
threw their strength OF lab votes
time and again to Chancellor Bruen-
ing's cause and finally sustained II.
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TOday's Radio Features
KWWG PROGRAM FOR sUNDAl

kWWG PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY
IL. 00-i2:l5-Service from the First Baptist church; Rev. Q. L. Smith,
pastor; Paul Kennard. organist-
5:0O-5:30-Famous instrumentslists in a classical program.
5:30-6:00-Semi-classica program Of vocal music.
.0O-S.30-Internauona concert orchestra
6.30-7:00-Studio program Of seni-casScal and classical selections,
through the courtesy OF the Vivier Music CO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19

Gasoline consumption in Mexico
Ills Year IS estimated at 7~s,2S3,3o0
gallons.
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SUNDAY, 10

fBy The Associated PressJ
2 Programs IN Central Standard Tine. Sunday daytime chain broadcasts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-19

Al The Corset Shop-5prirg and
summer stock at cost. Fall and
Winter styles arriving. Mrs. Ann
Norling. 1927 Elizabeth St. Adv. %
The Washington times., 1930-11-13
ND|PILSUDSKI SET
I'll To CRUSH FOE

WARSAW, Nov. 13 QN.SJ.
Sounding his political battle cry
of "Parliamentiarism with a re-
volverp Marshal Josef PilsudSki,
premier Of Poland, today lined up
his forces for the Parliamentary
elections.
With the Diet elections taking
place Sunday and those for the
Senate a week later, Poland'S die
tator is reported to be determined
to obtain an overwhelming ma
jority, to legalize his dictatorship
without destroying the senlblance
of Parliamentary rule.
He was ordered, it was reported
today, that his supporters be
elected to at least 800 of the 440
seats in the lower chamber, and
he has mobilized the entire ap-
paratus of the state to "crush the
opposition of criminals, cor
ruptionists and obstructionists'
merged in a bloc under M.
DaSzynski, marshal Of the Sejm
and a deadly enemy Of the die
tator.
The Washington times., 1930-11-13
WRITES AS Gas
STILLS LIFE

CHICAGO, Nov. 13 UNS),
Six pages Of scrawled writing in
which Theron Cooper, owner OF
a chain of book stores, described
his experiences as he awaited
death by asphyxiation, were the
principal evidence Of suicide to
he presented at an inquest today
One paragraph read:
'T have heard that gas was
an easy and quick way to die,
but / have been writing now
for As minutes and am still
able to scribble." "
Cooper apparently had sealed
the kitchen doors and windows
and sat down with pen and
paper to wait until gas from the
kitchen stove halted his writing
AS police reconstruct the scene
Cooper rose from his chair after
nearly an hour to assure him
self that the jets were open. The
gas suddenly overcame him and
he fell.
A brother, Kenneth L. Cooper
denied the dead man had taken
his own life. He said he had
found his brothers body in the
garage, apparently the victim Of
automobile exhaust fumes.
The Washington times., 1930-11-13
NEXT.
STOP Of DO-X

SOUTHAMPTON, England, Nov.
13 G.NS0.-After the brief thrill
of seeing Britain's future king
pilot the huge ship with his own
hand during 25-minute flight
over Southampton water, the
crew of the German flying boat
DO-X returned today to the
more prosaic task of preparing
the liner for continuation of its
flight to the United States.
All persons connected with the
DO-X, from Designer Claude Dor
nier and Comdr. Friedrich Chris
tiansen down to the humblest
mechanic, agreed today that the
Prince of Wales did an expert
job during the 10 minutes he
piloted the 12-motored air liner
over the Isle Of Wright. DR..
Dornier said:
''He would make q very
capable member Of the crew."
According to present plans, the
DO-X will leave Calshot tonnor-
row for Bordeaux, France, the
start depending entirely upon
weather conditions. From Bor-
deaux the route lies to Lisbon
and then across the Atlantic.
The Washington times., 1930-11-13
COsgrGUe Staying
AttenlDt Is Denied

DUBLIN, Nov. 13 d.N.S0 Re
ports that an attempt had been
made upon the life of William T.
Cosgrave, president of the Irish
Free State, while he was driving
to his home Monday night were
denied here today.
Contrary to first reports, which
stated that shots had been fired
from Ambush at Cosgrave's car
as it passed through the Fort
Dublin mountain district near
his home, it was explained that
the shots were fired at a car
containing soldiers who were re.
turning from guarding Cosgrave'S
residence at Templeogue.
The Washington times., 1930-11-13
WOMAN FOUND
SHOT To DEATH

EPSON, England, Nov. 13
GN.S).- Gladys Nicol, 36,
Of Manhattan Beach, Calf, was
found shot to death today in a
field at Ewell, near here.
Police are investigating the cir
cumstances of the shooting. Two
revolvers were found beside the
body, which was discovered by a
passerby in the early hours Of the
morning.
Mrs. Nicol came to England six
months ago, and had been living
with a sister, who resides at Ep'
som. She had been in ill health
for some time, it was said.
Her husband and one child are
now at Manhattan Beach, accord.
ing to information obtainable
here