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7M NAN STEM
Intimate Glimpses of the Valleys Alley

Along Eliza beth

Along Elizabeth
Elizabeth More :. all dressed up
In the latest ON Paris :. going
some place slowly y. speaking pleas
antly y. Billy Burnett :. in double
breasted blue coat and light striped
trousers :. avoiding q mud puddle
on the main stem y. Oscar Castillo
=. limping along with a bum knee
.. where the iron horse kicked him
recently >. Russell Rentfro =. the
mayors son n. riding along In a
big automobile . with a girl \. "A.
Asheim :. of the State National
bank :. walking to work :. in a
new summer lid !. Louis Brulay y.
talking with his hands =. explaining
something TO somebody =. Hugh
Biggs :. ex-Brownsville high grad
uate !. looking things over !. in a
Packard :. Jesse bennett 4. on his
way to his new building =. in which
he sells a popular make OF automo-
biles !. and sells and sells and sells
y. Nobel @. Golfer J.. attorney =.
lighting a cigaret in the rain :.
Bert NJ. Cromack :. looking out the
window Of the First National bank
..frowning at the black clouds 49,.
Glass Houses
People who live In glass houses
should not throw rocks (originai)
and a person who charges someone
else with SANDER and calumny
should first be absolutely positive
that the charge doesn't backfire.
For example. this business UP in
Hammond, La. Isaac 6tarnes claim
ed that Or. 5. i. Newsom, big yank
and pull mar Of the town. had brok-
en- up his home.
The pretty wife. says hubby
Starnes. was unfaithfui. And what
happens, when he casts these lurid
accusations? Friend wife has to
have the last word. She breaks his
glass house with the statement that
Isaac occasionally played around
with the maid.
The Hammond. La, story Is full
Of sex and sobs, but just the same
there is q very excellent moral at
tached 70 II.
II you're on roller skates, don't
start showing.
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ARCADTA-HARLINGEN

Williams Haines, as cocky and
delightful as ever, Is the star Of
the roIlicking all-talking. romantic
comedy. The Girl Said NO" book
ed to open a two day engagement
sr the Harlingen Arcadia theater
starting today. Based on an origin
al story by Charles Macarthur. CO.
author Of the last seasons highly
successful New York stage success
The Front Page" this latest Will
liam Haines picture Is enlivened by
some OF the brightest and funniest
dialogue yet heard from the screen.
Cast as a young college boy who,
following his graduation, takes
up a business career In a breezy
manner. William Haines proves ir-
resistible funny. The first thing he
does il to fall madly In love with
tie big boss beautiful secretary.
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Senator Morris Sheppard Dropped
From the List

Bishop James Cannon Is chairman of the temper
ance and social service committee Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, South. Josephus Daniels and i23
fellow delegates opposed the reelection Of the bishop
as a member OF the committee. They were voted
down. Bishop Cannon won. There Is d new COM
mittee on temperance and social service-that is,
two of the old members are dropped and their sue
cessors named.
Senator Morris Sheppard Of Texas was one OF the
two who were overlooked In the naming OF the COM
rnfttee. and Chas. Hay Of Missouri, democratic nomi-
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Sixth lnstaIlment

She remembered that she did not
know this man he was q stranger.
In the gloom she could not see his
face. but only the bulk OF his broad
shoulders and the length Of his
arms. Strange, evil. terrible thoughts
surged upward In her mind. All
the arms that had reached for her
hungrily, greedily. In these elusive
years were there around her. She
bit her lip 10 keep from crying out,
realizing that her exhausted voice
could make no Roadway In that
thickened air.
He took a step toward her, and
she put out her hands feebly. He
put his arms around her and lifted
her lightly and easily. She could
not struggle: life and strength were
ebbing from her. Under her breath
she whispered something, trying to
fight the u~nreasoning terror that
had her in its possession.
Just put your arms around my
neck" said Brian. Il can do this
easily"
She obeyed because she had no
strength. She was an inert bundle
OF clothes and helpless body. He
could have done anything, carried
her anywhere, for she had no re-
sistence. But instead, he stepped
ont on the path and began 20 walk
steadily toward the town again.
She could hear the easy meas
ured murrnur Of his heart. She
closed her eyes and imagined she
was lying against a warm wall
his breast was like that His arms
were like n cradle.
She remembered she had been
afraid, and wondered why. That
silly terror was as far behind her
as WEAKNESS. Tor now life was COM
ing back-strange life that searched
out the remotest nerves OF her
body and turned them into fine
quivering strings. She felt his
arm tremble. and her cheek
against his breast told her his
heart was pounding.
Put me down." she cried. strug-
Cling. Il am 50 heavy. You must
be half dead"
Bet. no. he was not yer a
little dead. He let her slip 70 the
ground, but his own hands fell 10
her shoulders and chung there. His
eyes lighted with queer yellow
sparks held her own. She felt
ashamed and writhed under what
she read there, for she knew that
he knew about her fear and what
had been feared.
They walked slowly back TO the
hotel. Nearly all the lights were
out. and they realized they had
given grounds for scandal when
they saw the face Of the proprietor.
Before his shocked eyes they went
up the stairs and stopped before
LInda's door.
81 will see you In the morning. y"
'-Of course" She stiied a yawn.
She was thinking OF something that
gave her an ugly shock. She had
TO see him in the morning she had
counted upon that, and II would
have Deen SO much nicer to let him
90 now.
"Wait;" she was turning to open
her door. but she had to obey his
voice. II was wistful again. II wish
you'd believe in things again. It,
easy il You try"
She laughed.
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PALACE-NTcALLEN

Ramon Novarro, dressed in the
handsome uniform Of q lieutenant
Of Napoleon Bonaparte, making his
escape from a firing squad; climb
ing into a beautiful young woman's
bedroom; masquerading as a foot
man; dueiling his way TO fame and
fortune. these are some OF the
sequences of "Devil-May-Care,"
Novarro's a~ll-talking screen TO
nance which will open tomorrow
at the Rivoli theater San Benito.
The new picture. adapted from
the French play, La Bataille des
Danes" is said to be a perfect
vehicle for the romantic Novarro.
The story tells OF the adventures
OF Armand. the exiled N~apoleon's
trusted lieutenant who schemes TO
bring back his liege TO the throne
OF France. When he falls in love
with Leonie, ardent Royalist, COM
Liications begin.
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PARADE
EVELYN CAMPBELL
wNu Service Copyright b. Evelyn cAnpbsn1
STORY FROM THE START
'wNu Service

Linda H~averhills father, impecu-
Nous ns'er-do-well, dies when the
girl lis seventeen. leaving her to
face the world with little money or
prospects. Her sole possessions are
some worthless stock certificates.
which her fathers old friend. Sem
ator Converse, agrees 70 dispose Of.
She instinctively dislikes the SEN
ator. Linda marries Courtney Roth
and finds he ~ a penniiess ad-
venturer. He lives by his wits and
Initiates her into the game. They
live unhappily until Roth dies in
Switzerland. Linda continues 20
live like a woman OF wealth The
senator supplies her with money.
keeping up the fiction that her
stock is yielding IL. She meets
Brian Anstey. a young lawyer.
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She's Young and Famous But She's
Really Unspoiled-Thrills On the

Really Unspoiled-Thrills On the
Wing Around the ~Skyscrapers.
NEW YORK, May 3o.-The cal
endar Of the week
Sunday-Over TO a party given
by Harriet Hector, who has been
acclaimed our leading dancer. And
more tran ever am I amazed az
how little fame and fortune have
affected this young artist. Every
time I pick up a national maya
zine I see a new picture OF her;
| err name Is in the big lights and
size Is billed In big type all over
the city Of New York.
Yet she lives quietly in a nice
old-fashioned brownstone home on
Murray Hill. works hard and re-
mains unspoiled. If you didn't know
better. you'd swear she was the
rice girl you took to your first
fraternity prom. There are. sadly.
too few OF her type around this
mans town.
Gals with one-hundredth her
ability 90 about with arched noses,
rlay the rackets until dawn-and
get nowhere. but make ar awful
noise getting there.
And at the party was chic Bobbe
Arnst, as cute a y%oungster as
Broadway has on display. And
though a ~favorite, she too Is living
proof that you can go right on
Broadway.
Monday-and away on the most
thrilling and s~carifying air flight
ever I have taken. For. thanks 70
the hospitality OF Mrs. Helen Dahl
berg, I found myself in an amphi-
bian driven by a former army pilot
who was bent on making this an
unforgettable event. So he picked
on the 1080-foot Chrysler tower by
way Of demonstration. And had the
aerial cops been out that day we
should all have been pinched for
aerial misconduct.
And for all those who have a
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ECONOMY ENSEMBLE

For the working girl. the new
ensemble that has a plain skirt
and figured jacket is quite ideal.
You car use any number Of dress
es under the Jacket and any number
Of skirts with the jacket, making
an elaborate looking wardrobe out
Of q comparatively modest one.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30

Mr.. Herbert s. Waters tells the Advertising Fed
Grafton that humor in advertising has q big appeal
TO buyers. One Of the striking developments of the
past few years in advertising has been the wide use
OF the comedy note. And to this departments notion
IL all began some five or six years ago when Will
Rogers Endorsed a tobacco with the frank statement
that personally he never smoked or chewed it.
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MOVIE SIDELIGHTS

Naturally enough such procedure
curtails his business activities.
Leila Hyams plays the leading
feminine role opposite william
Haines, as the girl who says mo"
more times than you would think
possible, Miss Hyams Is all that
could be desired. A beautiful blond,
with a soft, delightful speaking
voice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30

IL pliable platinum or gold links.
The cravat usually Is a huge gem.
ruby, emerald or diamond, set liz
small diamonds, in the knot shape.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30

The newest neck adornment is
the cravat necklace. The part that
circles the neck usually consists OF
crystals, rhinestones or pearls. set
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30

scarf collar that ties in a bow Out
over the front or the Jacket but can
d removed when the Jacket comes
or.
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COLORFUL BLOUSE

"A white shantung suit has a gay
red and white polka dotted foulard
blouse. made with q detachable
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-13

had a narrow squeak yesterday in
d1sposing of Karl Klamath, Austin
junior, g., 8-i0, 6-3.
Barnes played a brilliant brand OF
tennis yesterday IN stopping John
Barr, hard-driving member OF the
Dallas Tennis club. The scores were
60, CO, with Barr never ahead ex-
cept at the outset Of the second
set.
Taylor was given q scare by j.
d. About. Dallas veteran. but man
aged to pull out. Ga, 6-l, after a.
extended struggle.
Quick had to play only one set
in winning from Lucian Lacoste. San
Antonio, No. 3 on the Texas Univ
ersity squad. Quick won the initial
set. GO. and the second set Just
had gotten under way when Lacoste
slipped in going after a trap shot
and sprained an ankle. The injury
forced Lacoste TO default.
Ruth Bailey. Of st. Louis and
Texas University, faced Mary Zlta
McHale OF Dallas. Southern Method
ist University student. in the finals
Of women's singles. Miss Bailey, ia
vored to retain her sectional title,
BANKED Eunice Dean, San Antonio,
60. so. in her third round tilt
yesterday. while her opponent In
the finals %outplayed Anna Nae
Reichert. San Antonio, ST, 6-3, 60.
Bill Landreth, Fort Worth, was
crowned boys singles champion by
defeating George Dullnig. San An
tonic, 6-2, 1912. 6-12.
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c ADVERTISING

Beard OF Water Engineers for the
state OF Texas, in the office Of
tie Board at Austin, Texas, on
Monday, July %. A. y. 1885,, begin
ming at ten o'clock q. m az which
time and place all parties interest,"
ed may appear and be heard. Such
hearing will be continued from
time to time, and from place to
place, II necessary, until such de-
termination has been made relative
to said application as the said
Board Of Water Engineers may
drem right, equitable and proper.
Given under and by virtue OF
an order Of the Board OF Water
Engineers for the state Of Texas.
at the office OF the said Board. at
Austin. Texas. this the 10th day
OF June, A. ID. 1880.
SEAL
Jno. A. Norris
G. s. Clark
"A. II. Dunlap
Board OF Water Engineers.
Attest:
A. w. Mcdonald
Secretary.
6-l3-20-27-4-4t-37T1
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BRUCE BARNES In TENNIS
FINALS WITH EARL TAYLOR

DALLAS, June IL. -tFl- Still
fresh as a daisy after four days Of
gruelling competition and playing
what observers declare is the most
brilliant tennis of his career. Bruce
Barnes, Texas University net wiz
ard, was matched with Earl Taylor.
a teammate OH the L~onghorn squad,
IN the semi finals Of the Dallas
District tournamnt here today.
Continuing for a place in the fl
mails from the other bracket were
Jimmy Quick Of Dallas, second
seeded player in the tournament,
and Jake Hess, the flreball from
Fort Worth and Rice Institute.
Quick was favored I'VE Hess, who
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF HEARING
To Appropriate Public Waters ol
The State Of Texas


No. 1898
Notice is hereby given, to whom
concerned, that Al and Lloyd
Parker, Incorporated. the p~ostoffice
address OF whom is Olmito. Texas,
did On the 9th day OF June, A. ID.
1880, file their application in the
office Of the Board OF Water En-
eiDeers for the State Of Texas. in
wrich they apply for a permit to
appropriate Of the unappropriated
waters Of the State Of Texas, from
tn Rio Grande, during flood stage,
sufficient water for irrigation pur-
poses, said water TO be impounded
in a reservoir, said reservoir being
located at a point which bears
South So degrees 30 min. East 5000
feet from the Northwest corner Of
Espiritu Santo Grant on the South
cank Of the Arroyo Colorado River
in Cameron County, Texas, distant
IN a northeasterly direction from
Rio Hondo, Texas, about 3 1-2
mile5.
You are hereby further notified
that the said Al and Lloyd Parker,
Inc. proposes TO construct a dam,
to be Of earth. ii feet in height,
about four (4) miles in length,
having q top width Of eight 80
feet and a bottom width Of Ga
feet, thus creating a reservoir hav-
irg a minimum storage capacity OF
sol, acre-feet; the water 10 be
diverted from the Rio Grande
through the headworks and pumps
VI the Cameron County Water I'm
provement District No. 2, and de-
nvered through its canal system 10
the reservoir above described, and
10 divert from said reservoir. Suf-
f:cient water for the irrigation Of
not to exceed SOFT acres Of land,
fully described in the application.
A hearing on the application OF
TIE said All and Lloyd Parker, In
eJ-porated, will be held by the
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G ADVERTISEMENT

OFFICE of collector of customs,
Port OF Brownsville. Texas. June 10.
1880. Notice is hereby given that
on June 10. 1880. there was seized
near San Benito. Texas. from Alton
SO RODRIGUEZ. ct ais. for violation
Of Section 500 Tariff Act 1922 and
Section 1862 r. S.. One ID Ford
touring automobile. motor No. 1883
413o. Anyone claiming the within
described automobile viii file claim
with me within twenty 600 days
from the date of this notice; other
wise 7 will sell the automobile at
public auction at the u. S. Custom
house, Brownsville. Texas, on
Thursday. July 3, 1880. st 10 o'clock
a. m. William Neale. Dy. Collector.
6-13-20-27-3t-3772.
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Let Results Prove the Merit of Herald Classifieds

forms OF policies, premium rates
and compensation OF attorneys III
suits involving title insurance.
It IS claimed that several state
boards are performing functions Of
legislation, vulnerable TO attack at
any time courts are called 70 pass
upon the validity OF specific acts
Of the class.
w. Gregory Hatcher, who chang
ed his mind about running for gov
ernor and entered the railroad COM
missioner's race, Is ready for a
vigorous, active campaign, he an
nounced. He had built UP the nu-
cleus Of a governors campaign
organization, ard will use 1t in the
race upon which he has decided. He
will oppose Pat M. Neff, present
incumbent. who was appointed BY
Gov. Moody, and Pat Nation Of
Crockett for the place.
James Z. Ferguson. who says he
is an anti-prohibitionist. also says
my wife is right" on her pro-
posal to pass a law to prevent any
one Nom holding office who drinks
bootleg liquor illegally obtained. He
probably viii stress this in his speech
that is to follow the initial camp
aign address of Mrs. Ferguson at
Bolton Saturday.
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MORE TIPS

CAMDEN. NJ. j.. Here's some
happy marriage tips given by Vice
Chancellor Leaning, who has been
on the divorce bench for 20 years:
Don't elope or enter into compan-
ionate marriage pacts. When you
marry, paddle your own canoe:
don't lsS in-laws interfere. Don't
get the impression that you're
smarter than your mate. Each
party must labor 10 make the other
happy.
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ment:
Eiehty-one BOYS. any one OF whom
may become the junior Thomas a.
Edison OF 1880, viii gather in the
Texas capitol today % compete for
the honor Of representing the state
in the second national Edison
science scholarship contest.
One of Texas women represen-
tatives will retire this year. She is
Mrs. Laura Burleson Negley of San
Antonio. Mrs. Negley has decided
against seeking reelection.
Mrs. Helen Moore Of Galveston Is
another woman house member, is a
candidate for reelection, as Is Mrs.
Margie Neal Of Carthage, only wo-
man senator.
In Houston, Miss Oveta Culp, for
mer house parliamentarian, Is q
candidate for a seat: and two wom-
en- are among the Dallas county
legislative candidates. One Is a sis
ter Of Mrs. Edith Williams, Dallas
who was the first woman ever 70
serve in the Texas legislative branch
Of government.
Nearly $50 applications for char
terS for matrimonial insurance
companies have been turned down
by the state. Mrs. Jane Y. Mccall
lum. secretary Of the state, has an
nounced. These firms are Of the
type that obligate themselves To
pay a sum Of money when a policy
holder gets married. Numerous
complaints from persons who have
paid money to INSCRIPTIONS con-
Germs in this type Of activity have
been made TO her, Mrs. McCallun
said.
Super-organization in the can
paign Of Clint Small. west TeEac
candidate for Governor. is being
perfected in the establishment Of
regional campaign headquarters
working in conjunction with the
state headquarters Organization.
Lee Satterwhite has opened Aus
tin district offices, with Rep. Dew
ey Young in charge, ana has gon.
to San Antonio to effect a sinila,
district organization there.
Mr.. ~Satterwhite. in addition h
managing the Young campaign thi
year. has put his own naAle on tn
ballot as a candidate to Feturn o
the legislature.
The hay deadline betteen ad
ministrative function and f'legislat
ing" by state boards is 10 DE clari
fled In federal court in a suit b
an insurance company attacking III,
right OF the Texas board of insu-
ance commissioners TO prescribe th
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MUSIC IN TIE MAXINE

A schoolmaster caught a small
boy Scribbling on a slip Of paper.
Y contained the words: BLOW,
bow, draw. blow, draw, blow.
blow"
What's the meaning OF all
this?" the schoolmaster asked.
Please. sir" the youngster re-
piled, its the music for my mouf
cr1an"-Tft-Bits.
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(H The
TEXAS LEAGUE
THURSDAYS Results

Wichita Falls -; Houston D.
Beaumont 40; Dallas 81.
San Antonio Q; Fort Worth s.
Shreveport s: Waco /.
Fridays Schedule
Houston at Wichita Falls.
Beaumont at Dallas.
San Antonio az Fort Worth.
Waco at Shreveport.
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LEAGUE
Thursdays Results

Cleveland 4, Philadelphia O..
Chicago 10, Washington 8.
New York IA, Detroit ?.
81. Louis 8. Boston B.
Fridays Schedule
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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Client: She's been saying the most
dreadful things about my face.
Lawyer: Yes. yes. I know. But
] don't advise you 10 use. It would
cost you more than the whole
things Worth-Tt-Bits.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
THURSDAYS Results

60 sburgh 10: New York 2.
feklyn 3; Cincinnati ?.
philadelphia 5: Chicago 3.
St. Louis Boston. postponed, rain.
Fridays Schedule
st. Louis al Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Standing az the Clubs
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CHANGE FOR BETTER

I've changed my mind"
We'll, does 1t work any better?f
-Tit-Bits.