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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-31
QUEEN

Lima Basuuette and George Dur
yea, featured in the leading roles Of
The Dude Wrangler" at the Queen
theatre tomorrow. form another OF
the famous screen pairs who work
so well opposite each other that
movie patrons look for the one when
the other Is engaged for a picture.
They first appeared together in
The Goddess Girl" and now in a
new type Of outdoor comedy. THE
Dude Wrangler." This gay talkie
provides incessant laughter. and
marks the first appearance together
OF these popular players in talking
pictures.
IN The Dude Wrangler," Miss
Basquette plays the part Of Helen
Dane, q spirited miss who raises
polo ponies. Duryea is cast as a soft.
gentle Annie. completely domin-
ated by his aunt. and his attempts
TO make good as a dry farmer. to
win the love Of Helen. involve him
in ludicrous predicaments Of genu-
inc humor. Comedy types abound in
the western story. and a galaxy of
fun-makers. shooting wisecracks -
stead of bullets. r guaranteed TO
pierce the thickeSt gloom clouds.
Richard Thorpe directed this
talkie version Of Caroline Lockhart's
happy novel. and Robert Lee fur
nished the adaptation. Others in
the cast are Clvde Cook. Francis X.
Pushman. Ethel Wales. Soiin and
Alice Davenport. The Dude Wrang-
Ter" Is released by Sono Art-Word
Wide Pictures.
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KITTY: Jack says he can read
me like a book.
PHYLISS: You mustn't take Jack
to4 literally, dear. He probably
mains that you are a very plain
txE.- Merthyr Express. England.
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FOR SALE-Rio Grande Grain
Company at Mercedes. Old estab-
lished flour. feed and seed busi-
ness. S4I.500 since January first.
VIII invoice stock and fixtures and
rent building. T. H. Poag. Mer-
cedes. Texas. -Efs3
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SITUATION WANTED

MIDDLE AGED lady desires posi-
ton as housekeeper for land COM
p. ny or Is caretaker Of apartment
house. Phone Glcnvood hotel. 6ls-
E-13f
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-31

IN the event he Is selected as city
depository.
BY order Of the City Commission
Of the City OF Brownsville at its
regular meeting held Son July 25th.
1880.
II. VAN HORN.
City Secretary.
1881 10 81 inc.-8t-3809.
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FOR SALE OR A
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COMPLETE nicfie plating plant
with s II. p. motor. generator tanks.
buffel and polishing wheels. Phone
SIS or write VIM. Richter. Browns
vile. Tex. Esq
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FOR SALE-At Port Isabel. two
business lots. corner MuSina anc
Powers. block q. together making
50x120 feet $4,000 cash. BOX 1868.
Brownsville. Tex. E-3l9
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FINANCIAL

INSURANCE MONEY to lend on well
locRtec brick business property In the
larger towns throughout the Valley.
=. Q. Graham and Company. Browns
vile. Texas. BIT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-31

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AUTOMOTTvE

FOR SALE-Dodge straight eight
coupe. Practically new. Liberal dis
count. VIII .ccept Ford In trade.
Phone 80. After 5 phone 997-J.
E-l49
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HELP WANTED

w~ANTED-Haif day job. tipping or
stenographic work; good references.
Box EGO Herald. EGO
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WOMAN In poultry business wants
woman partner. Box E-234 Herald.
E-234
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
Dependable Buses
 For School Children
s-rooIs- LrLlrressl slLt

Modern schools. m UpreSSl\e III architecture. permanent n Construc- ron with extensive facilities whlch sand as monuments 10 civic pride ere replacing the htrle red crosa- roads school houses at the rate Of =.zo9 q year." says 4 H Ferran- lo4. sales manager ot Dodge Broth CTS motor coach division.
 school bus transportauo1.' he continued. lis a necessary and Ero"- inE factor in thls great centralzo- -cn movement. About t1Q0o motor ccrvevances are now lu uss and the cost Of pupil transportation tn America today iss apProXmateLy Etoo11.oo1 annuzn1
 Transportation .s IS much 3 part and parce! Of modern school en- 5eavox as .z the Ermras.uno. the auditorium. -ne cafeteria and all -h= orA.sr -sse1-.zl departments. Arp~oxmz-o.v or4-thlrd CT the states -o7- gram Hcancla! aid sQa- -.Hcsuv tor thts purpose
 .Pzr=r-s everywhere welcome the i-creas.-g use ot the school bus, | relieves them Of anxiety for tho safety oc thelr children on their way 10 and from school Supervisel school bus Nn=s !n cities as well as ? the rural districts benefit chIlt and sdolescA-- health by attordlng protection aga.r-- l-c.ement Teat1-
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
New Century Hupmobile
 Attracts Much Praise

TeIezrams. letters and even long distance phone calls have been re- celved at the Detroit headquarters Of the Hupp Motor Car Corporation since June A, commenting the company on its introduction Of the new Century Eight which was an n0unced on that date.
 From every section of the United States and Canada these messages came. congratulating Hupmobile on entering for the first time tlNs high + competitive. low-prlced eight cylinder field with 6 car embodylnS many characteristics usually tounl 1T much higher priced products The new Century Eight Is the lowest prlced eight e7 or built by Hupmo o- tile-ore Of the oldest elght cylin- der producers on the country. Since .1E25 Hupp has adhered to the e%- elusive production Of the straight eight type Of engine in it's larger models-the type Of engine now i recognized as prAdomlnatlng n the eight cylinder group.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
2 Miles an Hour
 NIith Studebaker EighG

! SfIdehaEer President elgs!r roadster recently raced from PrInca- TOT. New Jersey 70 Phi!ad=!Phla and r=-urn at ar average speed ot - r.I,es an hour 10 save the life ot -f v4ar old Princeton student ac- ros1ing to F.. J. AIb-o Scudebakor tzz,e- here. 4 times the car travel e.=d over 9i miles aa hour
 The rr.p vas made necessary when rne zo.n 1as stricken sud 6s-lr with sp.-al meningitis, 4 the P-.rce-or hospital ,. vas found that the necessary serum was not available. A the request Of hospital authorities. J. c McCluggage 5t Princeton agreed to drive 70 Phla- 5aIpr.a. in hIs President eight roal- star to pick up the medicine.
 Escorted hv state troopers Tho cleared the wa ahead. Nr NcC!u E.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
IT'S PUERTO RICO,
 SEN. BINGHAM SAYS
Name of Island Impure ldi0- naiC Conpound," His Claim
E. cEcFGE H MANNING

~-zsf- ----7 Bureau V B Es.z--'
 Vsshrrzron. June -5-A reso-l- .,- which seeks 10 change the o-l- ..sf names ot the 1s.an5 ot PoIT2 r,-o 10 "Puer-o Fteo has been IT, ---arr11 in inc senate rv Senator -.~zm Bingham. Ar -1arr-ca} r@so- .-o7 was introduced ln the house a- Felix Cor1oza Dar.la resident .an-Isst7rar Of Porto Elco
 The Esrzhau resolution "aa Ee- -.--z4 -o tre senate concu-ttrss on ..~-ro---s and -rz-.er affairs Of -.-s.l- Senator E.1gHs~l B -1a-rn-7n -s...r..- ~---.r.-rr- naz r=tarre1 10 Ina --.-=- --ra-,---== or :usr..ar a+- ..-.-- -- -,.-.1. E E=ar=sa-ta-- Edgar
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 T.. history s-- --s1.-.'-S O. -.' --o1-z have z---= -1=- s-s-7-1e- .-5 ---==-rz-z1 -n= name o- F-@r-r Rico " r-- preamble za-=
 T. also declares -ha- ar1-e1sz-el7 s5.ou.-z inc change ot zore-el5 l5rN e-lrh took place on --e island. COT g~7z=. without sas-1E.oE reasons. officially rame1 raa island Port RIO.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
Hartford Girl DrOWns
 fl Glastonbury Cove

Hartford. June g - Swimming beyond her depth in the Connecu- cut r.rer at Keney Cove, Glaston- bury. yesterday, Frances Mary Catherine Dvyer. -, Of Hartford, vas drowned despite efforts of her mother and TWO brothers 70 save her. William Clafey . friend Of the ta.lily. also tried 10 aid the girl.
 For several hours five boats searched the cove for the hody Two Eas- Hartford men recovered t at 2 o'clock
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
Many Foreign Visitors
 At Nash Factory

Ideal touring weather In the northern states has brought about q marked increase in the foreign vlsl- tors who make the great Nash Mo tors company plants in kenosh2. Racine and Milwaukee an interest lng and instructive part of their American tours.
 Among the recent visitors was Dr. F NJ. Bradley. surgeon general of the British-Inlla Navigation com r2ny at Calcutta. He plans to tour the United States in the new Nash tplr-elght winch he drove from he factory. before returning 10 India with the car. 4 Hawaiian paroy chose the single six de luxe sedan az rne best car for thelr tour 10 the Pacific coast
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
3O,OOO Miles Annually
 Bv 1926 Model Pontiac

Pontiac SIX number I'M, a coach model which nas been in daily serv- ict since the Pontiac line first was introduced by the Oakland Motor Car company four and one-half years ago. now shows a speedometer total Of 133.716 miles according to it's owner. F. F, Fleetwood of Royal Oak. Mich. The car has averaged about 3o.0o0 miles per year.
 It's a little high off the ground and the lacks the power and speed and four-wheel brakes, sad MT. Fleetwood. but it's still good for I lor Of travelling.
 T bought It as a used car a cou- pie of years ago
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23

He received his s. E. degree from Massachusetts Institute Of Fechnolo- gv Tn lSS6. and was for three years 3 graduate student at Harvard. He served from 1895 to 1ao9 as an as zlstant. associate and full professor sr technology. When the late Dean Hughes left on sahbaucal leave early n the year. Professor CIford be- came acting dean.
 He IS fellow of the American A-zt4n1v of ATS. and holds mem asrzhip n the American Association for the Advancement Of Science. the A~-e~can Institute of Electrical En- z!raa~s and the Illuminating En- zl-=srinE society.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
MEXICO D EXTEND
 WORLD CONVERGE
New Markets Sought Because Ol
 ]. s. Tarif

,,=z.,o C.-y. rGre -2 tLP1-TEe .-=yca- government $ pr4par.1g 10 -e-s~+ .-z consular serv.Ce IT quest -- ~=r markets 70 replace the A~-s-.car markets los- -hroE1Eh pas
 sage c- -re Eaw,ey-Smoor tzrG bill -or-.-r Munster Gersro Estrada an rc-~.e5 Friday nigh, n lengthy =-7-=u4r- attacking rle hsEa Amerl- can -s-lAs as harmful to Mexico.
 Estrada sad r,a-s already were aonr.=-a6 for opening new consr- f4-as .~ Gua.emal4 Salvador Peru and Canada. and others were con- -an-r-ztad to tacIuta-s -ha search for .e~ o4r=re for American pr0d1crs
 The FavIev-Snoot rarl1 law prob ably -eI reduce Nz"can exports 10 --= Lra=4 States <-5oo6@dt annu- ally. Ez-ra1s said. aiding that the -se law adversely aIec-e5 zgrcl-- t.rs. r~o-.o-z and other articles winch a-= purely 1teNcac enter ~..se7. -,-s-e carefully -vo.6-rE any ---=~+=-a--= p--A -o~=-E- enterprises
 zr=Hco 3 -==r-=sz 70 the J---e1 States 7,- 7-7r'= her ho7ev=-. sr--l 70 -o--74-e -o her own advantage ln --= American ser.cv--l-zl market z-7.-s- 7ro4Gc,z -or g-o7n T tae -r.-aG S-e-es.
 The c~lsl~. the eore-=a rlrls-er sad only could be met by the com o.r=1 energy or Mexican agr-c-.-'tr- l=-- ard business men.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23

Madrid June q luFg--1e Span .s- t1taceo monopoly has decided 10 -a~e=l trs conrrarr 7.-1 Tinted s-a-=s e5m~sn!>z and 5lscoru~ue importation CT Amar--a- tohaccos If 1.-= lazr-=5 rom a r=-.ahlz sourCe here
 The d=ozo- -=s r-a1= zs . result oe he storr.o1 o5 tlza=- American -z-.1 rates r Tas sd
 r also -zs .1d=-z-coE t1s- ch= ~---.s-er.zL co~~--.ee vricE wzs zp- 7o-rre5 10 study the -=~ American -z-.@1 ls7. intends 10 propose Ina the --o5-s ,-v=-Ll 1=-ve=n Span and -ce -c..e1 States t= 1e-oG1ceE
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
Text of Statement
SOCIALISTS NOMINATE

.sNew Haven. June g - Jasper McLevy was again selected by Con- recucut socialists as their candi- date for governor at meeting in Allingtown park. Ada B. Krahl of Neriden vas nominated for secre- tary Of state.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
YARVARD'S BOARD
 NAMES NEV DEAN
Phi. Harry Clifford to Ha31
 Engineering So599l

Czc-----g= Mass. June -5 .-@ - Professor Harry F Clifford 1as been chosen dean o5 tEa Harvard En- z.ne=r-z school -o s1ccez6 the late Hec-o- ' Hughes the board O. o"e~- 7ears Of 1a-Es15 college arrot1oe1 Saturday Dear C-1erd. who IS now travelling abroad. will take 7--E-a -a-- ra&-a-z.y.
 Since -rga. Dean Clifford 1z- been +re Cor5os s[cEay professor o- electrical e1EI-z=-yrg st tL= school
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
Developments in Automobile
 Field as Described by Agents

gage raced to the H. K. Mulford Laboratories at Philadelphia where he received consignment of the serum, and then sped back to Princeton. arriving half an hour be- fore the deadline set by the hospi- tai physicians.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
HAZARDyLLE BOY DROWNs

Som arsvIlle. June g - AleXan- der SchIatz. i2 ot Fazardvllle. drowned yesterday in the scantlc river near Keeney Mill pond here, nearly a mile from the grove where his family was holding a picnic. Two little girls said they saw the boy fall backward and disappear. They ran and told the family. State police men recovered the body.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
CANISTER SOUGHT
 IN JINGLE DEATH
Henchnan of Moran Suspect in
 Chicago Staying

Chicago, June 2S (JP)-The com bined agencies of law enforcement hunted suspect today in the as sassination of Alfred J. Lingle. Chi cago Tribune reporter, on trails tha1 led toward the poverfl, liquor gang Of George Bugs" Moran and Joe Alello. two Of the big four" in Chi cago racketeering.
 The suspect hunted was James Red" Forsythe. henchman of the northside gang leaders and branded q potential murderer by circuit lucge. Forsythes name as the cen tral figure Of the investigation. was given out by the clearing house of agencies investigating the nur- der.
 Motive Still Mystery
 While convinced that Forsythe vas the actual murderer Of the re rorter. the authorities seemed hesl- tant about advancing q motive. Re ports that Llngle had refused to ask ravors from . former police admin jstration for the Moran gang were discounted by the authorities as a motive.
 Police also sought a sangster who deserted the Morans to throw his rcrtunes with the gang headed by "Scarface" Al Capone, The snub- nosed pistol with which Lingle was shot was traced to Foster. Police surnlised that perhaps Foster left the gun with the Norans when he deserted Police believe the mur- derer used It and threw f down n the subway 10 cast suspicion toT2rd the Capone gang
 Two others. Simon German and Frank Noonar.' who were arrested last year with Forsythe also were sought. German IS 3 trucking con- tractor who has held city contracts and Noonan IS labor racketear The three were arrested q year ago and Judge John Lyle sentenced them to 2 year in Jail and ?20N fine | for carrying guns,
 Text of Statement Judge Lyle sad.
 His friends (Forsythe s) among ! the politicians almost ran me tc death to vacate the sentence I tolt | German he had record as long a 1 the Delaware river and said tc ] Forsythe.
 "I will not hand you back youl gun. You look like murderer tc l me. I certainly would not want lc 1 take a chance with you n the dark"
New Britain herald., 1930-06-23
PRISON FAMILY GROWS

E1rro-5. June 3 - We-hersael5 state prison now las a por1.a-Ion Of r-a. -Ae largest n t@= entire 1h4 years ot t.= prison s history s-rce July ! --E men have beer Se1-eocad to ral. Ire ordinary 1@moer an n-a[.E 5s only .-#-
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Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-17

may be corrected.
 It was not feasible to send a nurse with him, but it so hap pened that two competent men immediately stepped forward and declared they would see that he got every attention on the trip down.
 One of these was pr J A. Sutherland, prominent physician of Fairbanks who is on his way to the States with Mrs. Suth- crland. The other volunteer was Father Savage, Catholic priest Of Nome, who is also going Out- side. Father Savage has had sev- eral years experience in hospital work. Between them it is certain that the patient will get the best of care.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-17
ELKs' NOTICE

At meeting of Seward Elks Nov 18th. consideration was given to proposition submitted by the Legion regarding the es- tablishment of club headquarters to be used jointly by Elks and Le- gionaires. Final action will De ta- ken at a meeting hereby called for Monday evening November 17, which all Elks residing in Seward and vicinity are requested to at- tend. The meeting will be held in the Arcade Club Room at 8 o'clock. and the presence of former mem bers of the Seward Bills Club of 1923-24 is especially urged, as the proposed transaction will involve the utilization of club furniture owned by the old organization.
 O. M. Brosius
 Clarke Andresen
 Committee