davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1930-06-15
Movies Teach Surgery.

Motion pictures are being introduced
into the University of Berlin, Germany.
to teach surgery. During an operation
in the clinic a camera focused on the
operating table makes a Aim record of
every step in the surgeons work. Later
the f1lm is shown in the classroom and
the operation eXplained
Evening star., 1930-06-15
WILL BUILD PIPE LINE

MEXICO CITY, June Ia (0.-The
Aguila OH Co., British-owned and one
OF the largest in Mexico, has applied
for concession from the department
OF industry, commerce and labor, and
is now buying material for a pipe line
from Tuxpan, Vera Cruz, to Mexico
City.
The line will connect with a refinery
in the Tacuba, suburb of Mexico City.
The investment is about 8.000.000 pesos.
The pipe line will have rise of 5000
feet, crossing the Eastern Mexican
mountain chain. The project lacks
only official permission.
Evening star., 1930-06-15
HOTEL CONFERENCE
TO MEET JUNE 27
Annual Sessions of International
Group to Take Two
Days.

The International Conference on
Hotel Business Promotion will hold its
annual meeting in the Mayfiower Hotel
June ~ and 2S. Composed principally
Of convention managers and others in
the hotel business associated with the
housing of large groups the organiza-
ton will survey the entire field of travel
Evening star., 1930-06-15
BROCK AND SCHLEE
WAIT GOOD WEATHER
Airmen at Jacksonville Hope to
Shatter East and West
Records on Flight.

BY the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. June IA
william S. Brock and Edward r.
Schlee, Detroit aviators, tonight await
ca weather conditions favorable for an
attempt TO shatter three existing trans
continental speed records.
The two birdmen, who arrived here
today from Detroit. after making stops
Evening star., 1930-06-15
and seek new methods Of promoting

and seek new methods Of promoting
business.
william G. Roger of Atlanta, Ga,
president Of the conference, will re-
spond to the opening address by Daniel
J. O'Brien, president and managing
director of the Mayfiower, who is host
to the convention.
A group of speakers will occupy the
two days and the convention will be
brought to close at q dinner at the
Mayf1ower.
Evening star., 1930-06-15
BISHOP FREEMAN TALKS
AT CANTERBURY SERVICE
Washington Episcopal Leader
Urges World Peace At sOoth

~AIHIVeIsHTy OF JNthedrAI.
BY the Associated Press.
CANTERBURY. England June IA
Bishop James E. Freeman of washing-
ton. D. c., delivered the sermon this
afternoon which marked the commence
ration of the sOOth anniversary of the
dedication of the Norman cathedral.
Bishop Freemans topic was world
peace. Mellow sunshine of a beauti-
ful Summer afternoon poured through
the richly colored windows into the an
Evening star., 1930-06-15

back to Los Angeles In about 10 hours
or total of approximately 80 hours
for the round trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-13

$3.50 to $I.98 Yc!ues
Smart new sweaters
for youngsters. Slip-on
styles of wool and Of
wool and rayon mix
lures, in white, blue and
pink, and sizes / to 6
years. Very specially
priced.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-13
v. R & {. APPROVES
EVANSVILLE STOP
Notifies Mayor 1t Will Halt
Cars at New Bridge-Other
Points Considered.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
EVANSVILLE, Md, January 13.-
DR.. Hilleary T. Willis, mayor of Hyatts-
wills, has been advised by the Washing
ton Railway e. Electric Co. that it has
approved the establishment of new
stop on the trolley line at the point
where the new overhead bridge crosses
the tracks. This stop will be known as
the bridge stop.
According to plans. two entrances will
be provided to this stop from the Bal,
timore Boulevard One will be near the
Prince Georges Bank at Marion street,
and the other near the First National
Bank of Hyattsville, at Spencer street.
Other Stops Considered.
Establishment of two other new stops
on the trolley line within the corporate
limits of Hyattsville, made necessary by
the extension Of Rhode Island avenue
and the construction of the overhead
bridge, will be considered at the regular
January meeting of the mayor and the
common council in the Municipal Build
ing tonight. One of the stops will be
located at the west terminus of the
pass now being constructed under the
Baltimore g. Ohio tracks. This is q
short distance south of the site of the
buildings known as Rogers row, which
were demolished to make way for Rhode
Island avenue. AS the east terminus
of the under pass will be on the Balti-
more Boulevard near the south end of
the overhead bridge, this proposed new
stop would accommodate trolley patrons
of Hyattsville living east and south OF
the railroad and also residents OF Ed
monSton. !
Location Of Stop.
The other stop would be located at
the triangular plot on the east side of
the Baltimore Boulevard just north of
johnson avenue.
At tonight's council meeting Mayor
Willis will appoint q committee of coun-
cilmen to investigate the ACCESSIBILITY of
establishing the two aforementioned
stops. When the committee is ready to
report he will call a special meeting of
the council, which interested citizens
will be invited to attend and express
their approval or diSapproval of the
proposed stops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-13
Sore Threats
and Coughs
Quickly Relieved by this
Safe Prescription

Here's a doctors prescription that
Is really throat insurance. Sore or
irritated Threats are relieved and
soothed almost instantly with the
very first swallow. About 900 Of
all coughs are caused by an irri-
tated throat; consequently for most
coughs too there is nothing better
than this famous prescription--it
goes direct to the internal cause. 1t
Is put up under the name Thoxine
aid is guaranteed to stop coughs
and relieve sore Threats in Is min
utes or your money will be refunded.
Singers and speakers find Thoxine
very valuable.
The remarkable thing about
Thoxine is that while it relieves al
most instantly, it contains nothing
harmful. is pleasant tasting and
safe for the whole family. Ask for
Thoxine 35c, SOC, and 500 bot
ties. Sold by all druggists.-Adver-
tisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-13
Assembly Invites SHUTS.

STATE CAPITOL. Richmond, Janu-
airy Is (P).-In a joint resolution intro
duced by Delegate Ashton Dovell of
Williamsburg, the House extended an
invitation to Gen. Jan Christian
SHUTS, noted British military leader in
South Africa, to address the General
Assembly at q time to be flxed by him.
Gen. SHUTS Is now touring the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-13

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TO-DAY.
M S.nn.a,p I, ana,
SAILING TOMORROW.
Guayaauil-Port al Prince and Cristobal
AuSustus-csdiz. Gibraltar, Naples, VILE
Westphala-Hamburg.
RebrasEsn"Pacifc Coast.
SAILING WEDNESDAY. JANUARY is.
Caronia-Havana.
Fort st. George-Bermuda.
America - Plymouth, cherbourg and Ham
Favorita
zacapa = KINGSTON. cIistobal: csrtaEena,
PHerto GolGmsa a1 ca, san5s Marta
Choiuteca-Puerto Cortez.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Aujer-Lisbon.
Examiner-Genoa.
Dorothy Luckenbach--Pac Coast.
Queen Eleanor-Buenos Aires.
SAILING THURSDAY. JANUARY 1s.
Caledonia-West Indies cruise.
President Fillmore-World cruise.
Muencnen-Cobh, CheFbourg and Bremen
coamo-san Juan and santo Domingo City
| ACCOMMODATIONS.
| Western Ocean-st. Thomas. Barbados and
Paramaribo.
American Farmer-London.
Santa Maria-CristObal, Callao and VAL
paraiso
| SAILING FRIDAY. JANUARY II.
| lie de France-Plymouth and Havre.
Northern Pr!nce-Rio de Janeiro, Santos.
Montevideo and Buenos Aires.
| Munarso-Nassau.
Caigaric-West Indies cruise
| Martiniaue-Puerto Colombia.
| Army Transports. Miniel, Cristobal and
SUD Pacifico-Montevideo and Buenos Aires.
SAILING SATURDAY, JANUARY 10.
! Carmania-Havana
| Acknowledgements. Hayre and London.
Bermuda--BermudR
| Rosalind-Hslifax and st. Johns
Observation-Disclosures, Southampton and
voitairsM Bsrbsdoes. Rio de Janeiro San
| tos Monteyideo and Buenos Aires
| StavanEerfjord-O
Havana-Havsna. Progreso and vera Cruz
AdrIatic-- Mediterranean cruise,
Calamares-Hav Cristobal and Fort
Tivives- Santiago. KINGSTON and Puerto
BarrioS.
SAILING MONDAY. JANUARY 20.
Jefierson-Norfolk.
SAILING TUESDAY, JANUARY II.
Colurnbus--W World cruise.
Ancon---Port and Cristobai.
Araeuaya--West Indies cruise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-13
Engraving Specials
For Three Days Only! Order Now!

New Plate and so Card-Script Type. $175
New Plate and so Cards-Shaded Old English. $2S5
Reprinng so Cards From Your Own Plate. ........S5c
Reprinng 100 Cards From Your Own Plate $1.59
100 Wedding Invitations, 10 LnesSe Type $685.
100 Wedding Announcements, Lines-Scrpt Type $95
100 Wedding Announcements Lnes-Trity Type $685.
100 Wedding Invitations, 10 Lines-Trniy Type. $17e5
100 Wedding Invitations 10 Lnes-Shadd Old English $2995
100 Wedding Announcements LineShaded Old English $3.50
New Monogram DesChoce of so Sles-2 Letters 500
Address Des-Choice of 10 Styles. $100
Kanns- Street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-13
Miss Nell Fulton
CurLer Demonstration

CuTLeT DemOnSLTuLOT
is here to instruct you
in the use of her mar
velouS curler. 1t is very
simple to uSe-and gives
a lovely curl.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-13
Frances
Denney
Sends Her Special
Representative

direct from her dis
tinguished S alon in
Philadelphia-to aid our
patrons in the selection
of their Toilet Prepara-
lions. You are invited
to discuss with her any
problems you may have
on the care of your skin.
This week only!
Kann's-Street Floor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03
ReaWakening 20
Tense Moments FolIow the -4ocIdeHf'
10 fhe Costly Terifsen Ease and
Fourers, bur Harry IrderHood
Sares the Der

said codly- 4 @ rot make Eatrs Il
that fashion
Nor CO ! break them =ttaau,
repzrzrSoa.~ D-cky began ha1g1TzaT.
b.. Harry Underwood swung I'm
around a. ere might . refractory
child
LII. you bod AIpho-a. Re
drzTIe5- While ! 6eaI wl-1 GzE-o--
here First thing vou know yozL
. fighting 70 Sc which PAYS FIR
the drinks You're TOO tsr-e1 polite
both q you- that's wEz-s TIRE mz-r@r
zlrh you Here He -1rk TIE shat
tered cc1-a-er from DrE--s hara
znt passed = . re Put that
away. Ms .z5ze- maybe vol czn
take . few stitches 81 * z.s-- list
nc-. zzy / remind Ire zEse-11eS
Cd felix's rhz- We have n To- wztT=E
for Es in the basement
On. TIE E1-rrs Hese-z By
ton e5ecu-z-eL lnorer-Iw co-re--
-- the diversion wEEE Ezrrv
UEGe-TooL EssSs1 Fad De-
erzrsly pzrrsd I've heard -
Eueh zbou- t. I'm crazy 70 see
Ehz- yo1rs c0zzz IzT ! ns1r
-Os course- I G-ETErs1- z-f Ire
n@AE I've E-E-Ze@ -1-E- - a. -
TIRE rrzES.c--ed nS@-ezr rzFr0cE.
wElEh was --1- H@-E r-EE-@-
with ire fz---xE E1r1 Ez1 b<sz
Ssc-sfs1 = Tzrl1Zs parts - CIR
hn-zs ard -z- C rEa -lrs-s Dig
-5s dz-E -zS- rzz
Wy rurz sal Ese-z BIZ.
- s-z Ez1Ed s-zE-1 -E= r-rE -
-s a-- 4 hcTs rz-z]s Z -zs
z- c. WEEK hezE rcr1 11ez
ri $500 hzE = rz-rr= -= a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

E--z-y. II cal yoL = hs re-
fzses Ill szg 7 c1nr know where
yu- are AEt = I fz-I 10 rezprear
With rz1 a. hour. Ezke T0Er
es11Fz Is quickly - Ecu can
G-G-c Lot Only co1zs--s6 20 Ez1-
--Z-- = C1-zs- ret zSS-zd
EZsz rat s5e Al vel a. C--frs
--16 5e rEEz-16 -1-- TIE hz1ez-
Eol1rs ~ rs1- rrzrs<zI c5z1-v-
C-rlEs detailed svs-T-h-< Ct TO
Eszc - -e Cozsz- He gave TIE
rzze= q Al TIE IaeEe-E tEe rz-eE
C tire --5 --1 raj tssr chosen 10
E-1s- Ez -ae following Eorz-E
IL Zse--z rzces z-6 r-s parts
g Es CRY -11r1 we're % - II
G-<- x-zG1-Ev-
LEs nc zss En1z C--x
Ez- -z-sI s---vs1 early -er- -1---
80 a. CEs--s -1-E c<-s-zEzv @
81 Hrc-z-- -z-s zzzE Toy
w=-@ z-Ew
Va Ca az <zEz - re
al E1s- Sag r1-z--z---E lad
5sEz IT. . 5sz-z - -he rz az
s a. - - --rzz
= E--=r srE ErzrE -c< IL
r- -z- - rs$-rz-E1 . e
80 - 80 g. - to -e
-T=z Ez All "a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

THINK there were III ore or
Two II the startled group around
the Christmas tree who Rad any
Other thought except ANXIOUS coz-
n-se-art01 for D5cky es lie stumbled
and fell while carrying from mzntsI
10 table the exquisite crystal and
silver c~o-ral-er q roses which Philip
Vs-lrzEa rad brought 20 ne Harry
Underwood wzs a. lis SIDE almost
q he teIl. ard sez-rz h1s arms
helped him 70 his feet ~nils Ronald
tec-fnz his hard With = hardker-
tire ~cor-ztner a-d two q the roses
tn CRATE
But I knew that the Tal was no
accident I Fave seen Dscky pEzc-
tee falls for h1s Own Amusement
ard Juniors won1erl-E-a-d hcrr-
fed-detzar- and I rszlEzsd r-ar tire
suppressed anger Ee hal ts-t against
Philip NsrI-zsl for MS nI-1lcs--
zcrs C fo<er. ID re rad cuLu-
mated II tbs Outrageous acton
T1ers -zs 10 h~erErzTal C hs IL
pZlciry. however. n tire cEzErze1
z-6 zrclcgsr-e air VILE Eh-Gh .
timed I'd RE
Ca 7 an 50 G5--- Lz1zs- hs
sal Thai exquisite thing How
Eu--e-zn1T awkward q IT, Is Il
Eze1 Ec-z6-
Il ar AFRAID l. f. Ecrz1 rerEs1
lc1-E r-Er--- q TIRE 0rce exr- size
tang = Rs nz-1 WI TCZ Ne<
- IL EE- Trek c--- : M
Re Ed &C -ze ccr-ZHr- -
OE E1z - 1<-Ez-s E=e
EUrE b~-- - q 6rzz- PAGES t1- TIE
rE 1T 1@e- E--l=1 Wiz q VIZ
cEs z al DzT s.Scx rs Esz@
Er--Ew
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

Az Esz-- az c. =c1=rz wz-s q.
Ev=E az<z EE easy - a.
c-- Is r-ssazzce = ch-1en
- c. al ely E--z rezs--
gez-s Azs = 49, C - c.
= - a 80 --- cr=-1- -
G= 49, -zo ears C zzs
= EzF ocE- - 1- <ez -
we 81 - E = = Ten ties
E1re Frezzz- - z--zy I'd
Ez-z z-<1 e c~cczxr-zF
ocr--S g -r=E<-+a1 ~
@-=z -x = z ~
E-1 10 E- - - TIE CIV &C.,
s-s-- hzSz E-z z-<s -rrrs :,
@xs7 zrzzz Ez<e ee- -s--z
c.s@= - E@z S-z C E--rrS
Bats rz- Ses7 zoorE z7s s-s
-sz-@ <-z - E<-s--s1 q.
-EEz1 a ---s G--a 81 n 10
r7z< al ~ ksz1 49,
-Es 80 q a1- 49, s7- -s
~
G-E- 49, rEsEE la-= -
wz< - q z-s <z- -E- =zrEE
al ac-sz are ex--s@T wszx al
cz--1c x--1-- - kcs1r- -nsr O
- - NJ - 49, E--A--El
a. az wE1 - 5E- ES-e-zI
GzKEl-r--
Sc~=z Ez az EEzzE So
6sxE11p h@1z% - IL ==s-zz- al
Nr-r wsz -E --z-Es C ia
s11-== "a -zE u nzI- EE-E
ia ezzz - s7-Ez r1-r
TE== ~ = a51-n1 u EE-.
-Sz@ zz s7=@- E Elk
EE-sT -s-TzZ
Wzs-z zE-S EES-s- O. rhs-a =
= -s-1e-E z1EzE = CD -rs- CT
S-c-4 T. EEE-- Is n r-EEe--Ee
zs1E- ia IS 4 r--z-we =saE--e
sx-c<zre = ls c-e-- -ays C TIE
81 sc-1 - e-c5--zxe1 1-ez--s
s-1-E -u- = Sad --cl -ss 81
~ E1c-E - r@zs5-zezT exposed 70
rhs ST Al cez z.oz5 - e.
cou-aEz5 - r-zE e =zr- - ros
she = - EzE-
cxz<= III = Ss~zss,- F-r-. s~-z L.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03
Helpful Advice to Girls

nEAP SANE- EEE
H an g. ID uT afs trsss
arc an 1rrraw ln naF A
t1-nE HAT szr 1r4FH MF
ID Tr- rr-k fhFre H tHa Eaa
cELerT-cs n EsAr lrfH
LEs Eru-w IRA M F
hnlcs a Fce1 1nh RH1 ID VERY rn
Has<rat~ G. ms EnHr MH nH
ae wp-1 -Ake a Eae1 EEtEE
Na-rT L@~ MA raM 2n ~
prove ~ n4 FMM@ H GO
zcZ rr TEars
ELLE EEAE
F- st. Ehrm SOU En Hn HHaHr
wErh a wc4rE Eaz ArE rF wasfr
M waitress ASS TrE Co. HMr
r-1er-rrE@ HmI tsM wnl- Bwn-
-ez1Er .rN-c e. 80 H1-s
DIE ErEE nnF rmH ra- aa
II u-Etasr sEra - mess 2FEFrt
c~erlE-H-n- ~ Lose . rm
F4@H-rt SEES Hr w. rEEr TE~ wNE
C4-es - yea - rzee 49, Frw 81
60 t~werE H w I'M NM
F Gre E -hrHv FH rar
- cz E~1 N H-& rhH -
r rnlEz hm4 rN mn
Ers- ~ nFE- a. 40 rE rh E@H
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

"HE szit &s season rules sup-e-e- rr-a-
Paliy " virtue Of il versatility We cannot
remember = season wherein t1s s1it has
played szch = triumphant role from breakfast 70
Tea, ~ TIE sports arena OF - . fashionable res
E1rzr-- Inc very elaborate suits co not seem
70 D. q popular e the suits thz- have = sporty.
Jz-n-y look 20 them The suit must Dc ting 20 %
really successful We reserve lavish elaboration
for our frocEs and WRAPS Wooden materials are
n1ca Liked. both the rough surfaced and smooth
varieties are seen Novelty fabrics have also -hsir
zdheren-S Fiat furs are more used than the
long-hzired kind. g the fat pelt adds 70 the
tailored look OF z garment, while = trimming OF
fluffy fox puts . s1it IN the impractical. luxury
class
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03
Great Lovers of ANTIQUITY
By IRVING r. BACON
Quinfus Curius and FuIrfn

"HE h=easAt Wherein Cicero
Ezs beer s-z16nE II history.
Is ccn-eczson with RS c=
coSsry ard rhwzrt1ng o< the con
Ep-r1cy q Cz-ll-n@- . so binding
rhzr TAO persons. without wEos= I'D
T. EOu5d rave failed ~r1iserz5Iy. have
b#ea overlooked almost completely
They are Q1sn-Es Gurus and hzs
L. we'd F1sxA And Il - hard 20
ce.de Ehich = more wonderful
zoog- Taen--he part thee played IN
IT, famous event OF TIE love which
fo-E5 them together
-.c-zs S<rzius Cstiline. = pro<It-
E= young p~z-r1can. O. senatorial
FAX. had gathered about him a Co
tie % other young ~prof1gztes = a
@-1f political club. into Ea1ch they
Colec-e. every ozreasr II Rome
T@-< meetings we're. q o1-ss. So
cre- TIER IL tie was tire
kope q coming into powe- ard
wealth through the cTe-rhror q
L. @1s-1-g E0Te-n-sn-
Among rhe co-zpaa-crs was Qu-1-
- Gurus wh0 had Seen led ~ q
sr-rlr O. adventure rather thar q
Keed 70 toi1 the movement But
w-=z 60 discovered that nothing less
-as CONTEMPLATED tran the murder
C C1cero an1 of practically : e.
r-A senate. RS relish for the affair
ceased Bur re - 50 deeply IL
-asx~d n L r1zr - could net PCS
sky withdraw without being slain
~ Ms c~or.e1erzfes c. conds--4
% er-r~-e punishment by the law
"a Fugx1z ne rad never brezr1sd
r-rErF-r - -r@ e-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

KIM EE-.-- rnMM
EHs - @
sErK FaH#
AIS ~f nsaF - h~raM rr
Ezv e &n# Eaans -
zHL I'M ErEAEE %
- ErE ~ - r n
z- ! w4a E1a TT Em sztn r
F - CO. -wEm #Nw M rMr
z-s rzrE go n EEaE r~rHE - Fr
ST. q. a KE x@ne M me M W
49, rHENr@HmA Hr m mH
EF RuEE g s tr
M E@r -r~-a@zM- A~ E
E - str Ma $3.50 W
a EZsR-us are q 49, AmE kuw
1 M@- 60 ar - kmm MMr
M-l-EE- ETr Co. IN rE IA
xEz- 80 $3.50 re 1E n
kEr n.Er nm~ HErH Er Exm
E EEF EEn~-Ms W. rKr ArHF ana AMH
- 1-A~ 49, ear
SD -ne- d mKH
aH~ 49, N
- ET "a E4AF -
-r# EmMM w# Er m M ant
-M~ - r-E ~ rmm@ mE NM
<nze1 Ezx as t- 1rs
E-- $3.50 Mm&
wE~E z-~ mMH q N~ wH m
- EA1~Z 1898 rE
So R
<w-H Hr W Gees -
~&M ~N GmF Em
mzr-E-t nA~ ~ wM#m m ~
~% EHrm ArEwm -N ~ Nmw
wEE G remH nw ~
aEHA- r m
-A ia ENr -
k1E - Emu@ In@ &r2 49, mM M
Co. m~m -rNr rrMAa rr Er # 4MN #M-
A-1 = E rz w
- aAs n 4
BE- E lmrAw A am Nr
~ w<N E $3.50
zAla 80 - ElG Eaa al MT m
esq., mmEE hs Hnr H m
GuENs 49, EE - r see So
a m mfHn ~ M~~ fa
are w# HH W W
E2Hla 411 ta EzsT a
-EM MEEa-+AFH sEMH .uF mHH nmM-
E-ur1 & DE2xD ia -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

-@ -Ez -zw = "a -
- &c - - == - ~
10y "a T ga Ezz-z= a.
- E--Ez @G ~
- - ~ - . C
Ez-- E-z- 1w al - cz-=
~ - Ezs - &C.
- Il E Er-- c. @
CO. Zsz 2e z51EE e~=
-E ErLS@& [< ZE@EE-- C -
rs - - 1E S. Gz
Z2 81 z1T&x Z
1T . - - .
--E -EzE -zr 60
z = 1Ez1@ zzs <zrre =
% -EE - ar SsAzF & q
Ezr-z- 1-A
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

L e -1ca eEEer . E1o~ pr-zrss &C cctnes
tran = 3 70 cez-rhs -hs-- Tra goes rz-lcE-
larry f7r Ezl-E. 8 q sketch tar rnE- elocasr-lF
convey TIE Inc thz- : At Ir.egrzl par q =
fns SIT The first Eks-rh . q q SIT ct heavy
tlscL -0c1sn u diagonal EnsE II hzE . kn@e-
II stuffed EO0lz- The Second E1l- u : -o-
Charming ore. EzI-s1.e fer q <o-=zf ztte-->c.
f1r--i01 and ye- sufficiently En7rs-e-tlo=s % -
waking Il i o+ Eez-5eE- 3D. rzsrDrzzl E--
the smart JACKET ---eo 49, lz-o- -
same fur also making TIE c-zE7T scarf lcHzI for
spors wear would e rhe third -o6s wHic1 r
OF heavy brown ard ssiEs jersey almost wl-hor-
design Tne lscks- = Jared = tro-- and u the
cuffs with oroEn leather STRIPS The-s = : beige
jersey blouse EE-h q large beige hcE-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

- Ze ~ 1-E- cay %c-E
kzx= 5e<7 x1ocxs5 - szc1 szr-y
G- - = 17= rhe rc-z
Ma ycz zE6 ! Eere c[1---
= ~e-e ~E-o5ec-e1 % r-z- terrible
vEs- z<=< -@ szz1 SEz-
- LSA-v Iz< Co-<S-@z e
sE@ ea-z g CO E1e- CT II hzs
l-= 49, x7czz -z- ro1 liver C.
g. - c3re= w1-z State
w@ J-E Ezw- EE 1-- x-Er.
LEES Essz= e zrs-
Is = Vas G<-cz- . czx a-csS-
-nr& E11 = -c- r-sEz5z-. -oEzzE
@-zs-< pecrG No ez-1r E-s7e
sZ cz-1oc- Ev-z- Z = -<zzwT
FlEz C EE q d=zA C ra---
d.
> 60 zEkz- VA . ri -
rl@ -GEE-s EE- q E1e-T u
Ea-z d . there Sc n abundance
g. 81 III pr061ce rha C.
s zrrare-r lat bc-A r-=xe
]aE.c-s : important - -hA Eere--
LII C rckez
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

-ss g q @ G .H gas az
-1E@ . -z C S1rE Es
- -szET 80 EsEz
Z[ % - -@
EEs[T E -zE - -z 49,
= Ia E1z $3.50 EE &
~ -Ez Err IL zEz ---1s
=-. 1l& Es -Z- zwzrE
1-- IL 49, O. ARE EE<a-R ---
art S-Te1 rrl1 F-zr m1@- r~sz "
. --Z -zTr 60 rEA
5 Egwz = s o. 1 E
T11 d Ass e-YezErH -1z- ne
ws pa NrsH h@rz-<s = -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

<s Scz.-zly
FasereG ~
rlo-Elzr =
E every
- Vas sE-
EoSe6 10 rks
-Es c<1
E1r Es-s--
--e as
age
&-z <Ee
z1a 10
z~ :
-e- <E= %
rrg ever
za1 As
~ x--E-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

80 wm
- -
- -
r--zrr zre
- -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

t-un s@ve-aa Different ---Es- A q
rz--hz1 c1-E-oz- high bco1 pressure
C ct -@SS nay r Il rhs S1I-ca-
= r-s-s - arr -zz5z-c- 20 cz-z-r1
i s-c-E - clszred - t-s- os al
CaT-< IT. - SsrE7ss= Fsr-s ss-- Izz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03
Verifzsa 07<nIy ~Sssrsaaus

0F - = ~ "a E
Verifrsa OE<nly Ssspana1s
Plezss F.-rh re E11s1F. Ehe
rez6e1 pretty Il nzr - a~Ek@
[c1 people Certainly AZ --er-h Cor
&c Ec-zzE 7 cart c~r1e -1
Or .e-eE sc-&E : Ez-1
r=z- sar-E rrAfa Ira c1-E mHz-
tEere are r-1 - ra
~D-s rs r-sn sd sal
-TE-arr rad Is t-E- ns tree
rezrs az. ar re as - = every
year E-~ EaEs-1cE -@E EzE rM9
&C. E1 rx rear rN l-=-- 90 60
~ al ne e <-x 70 rE1 EE&
EE
VIZ. ~ -rE -gs
Lz- Gzw -wz Hay A-
rrEw wu-1 re-rz -4Ee a.
h@s-re n-r rEEr TO- n
l1E@ -z-a As = = EFe 9
rrE- z-ars - Tar wlEz- So A. rr
-@r - - q -r al g. - @-
g r~eE EEZ EEez ra1
- 49, N w r-- -N
r-lz- eE@<-E = 49, nF CD
1870
L-5s- r-rs- - &c - 1850
Ee[ E@- sz-E EE AE1
rz q r=FE f~ w1sT - -
Is w-E $3.50 "a w- f-Es
cz=.- C - HNAE-
Gnmrmm2 Tnmwmr@w1
r=F-=M ~ - M@@wzH=w HH@@~ h- -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03
Seek bad Company
and You'll Find II
and Usually Here 10 sany Hith a.

fefher and Mother Heve DoHbIfHI Ahs1f DauEhrnr y
ioHHg aan-bHf Thrr " ere Only Pasemt+-A-~
Daughter Fands H@sedf IHrolsed ARIA fhr LaH
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03
ricketts, Is Rare in
Door Children


Who Get Their Daily Share OF the Suns
Keys and a Balanced Diet Seem to Escape This
Comparatively Modern 4iImenf, Sess Authority
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

= D = C-Eaz Cz1 - dee
f. h.z5 -cEs- / have bes1 treated
~-1-- resz
A-Ias Disturbances may CINE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

Hn AD Tnm
LM1-E - t # rr
-1-sr sta Is
81 e- 10 C41-arnR $50 Tma-r
g - -rae1 Eur EzF1er- c. ur
A.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

real cE-z-. zr1 Ehz+k tAs ~--h a
roe z-c--d IL
That. -v ces- -z1T. NJ laser
wood crzTEd u q Tcr-nz cs zee
Tor z1.c1 = - erE Es A. GTe-a
tcr or -cE-hsEl r-E%A E1@-
trey re@1 - tr ~ r+EZ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

Il |: -:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-03

lz--ec States Senator t-c- Nz Tcrx
1Z| C7--txSssz- q He.E7k- yex T1rz Cs-y