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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-17

Municipal central heating over a
large area in Winnipeg, Canada, is de-
clared to be a success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-17

tcopyrisnt. 1879
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
, MOTE \
HSlDElIGHTSE


The same qualifications which
made Richard Dix's portrayal OF
~Yancey Cravatr memorable III the
epochal "Cimarron' carry him to
equally great heights in Radio Pc
lures dramatic Young D~on0van's
Kid showing for the last time to-
day al the Capitol.
As Jim Donovan" gang leader
In this adaptation or Rex Beacn-S
Big Brother" DIX gives an inspired
performance.
When two great 10 e., one for a
leatnery tough boWe.y Naif. tie
other q beautiful z III. reveal to
Donovan that shooting square.
rather than accurately. S the prop
err highway to happiness: and when
the law. excusabiy but enormously
bends its might 70 ~squashing his
hopes. his loves and his efforts. DIX
calls into play all the tremendous
power he displayed IN ~Cimarron."
ron
Jackie Cooper. star OF 'Skippy.-
appears with Dix IN Young D0no-
vans KID"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
Nine KILLED
in ACCIDENTS
Wrecks, Drownings, Light
ming Take Heavy Toll
Over State

ny lie Associated FItcct
Nine persons were known 20 have
been killed In a series or accidents
over Texas Thursday.
Four died in an airplane crash.
three were drowned. lightning killed
one and another died In an automo-
bile wreck.
The dead.
Major Charles v. Hart. 81. flight
surgeon. Harrisburg. Pa: Captain
Carlos y. Chamberlain. flight sur
geon, New York. Second Lieutenant
K. Austin Rogers. IS, FLYING instruc-
tor. san Antonio. Endicott Tonga
ere. "a. flying cadet. Washington.
D. C; Mary Ethel Conant. 10. An
gus, Eta Dorise Conant. 8. Angus.
Core Lee Conant. y. Angus: Mrs. y.
J. Lockhart. Tyler: John L. Will
iams. As san Angelo.
Mai. Hart, Cap. Chamberlain,
Lieut.. Rogers and Longacre died
when two army planes crashed to-
Fether In the air near san Antonio.
The planes plunged from an alti-
tude OF approximately 500 or 400
feet. Neither caught fire. but the
impact converted both into shape
less masses OF wreckage.
The three Conant children were
drowned In a tank near Angus, Ma
varro county. Mary Ethel and Eta
Dorise Ccnant were sisters. and
Cora Lee Conant was their cousin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
RIvOLI SAN BENITo

An odd way Of making a living. 4.
being dance hostess in "A pavilion
where any man q dance with any
8 RI his fancy chooses. if he gives
her a ticket worth "a dime. This
thing may seem hardly possible.
but there r large cities in the
United States where girls attempt
to earn a livelihood In just that
way.
A view Of modern metropolitan
life. with pleasure crazed. dancing
girls as a background. Is revealed
in Ten Cents a Dance the screen
offering which is being shown al
the Rivoli. San Benito. Barbara
Stanwyck plays the leading role
under the direction or Lionel Barry
more. who made the film for Col
umbia p ctures.
This Columbia picture was based
upon the popular song Ten Cents
a Dance and shows Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

Packed with dramatic thrills and
those not-always companlonab.c
cinematic elements. pulchritude and
Kept Husbands is going 10 keep
husbands and wives enthralled at
the Queen Theatre. Saturday and
Sunday.
Imagine. for instance. Clara Kim
ball Young. Bryant Washb IN,
Mary Carr and Ned Sparks all N
one supporting cast
Kept Husbands deals with the
inevitable conflict that occurs when
an ambitious young man marries a
wealthy young Girl for 'love. and
finds that against his will he has
married her for her money!
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
ABATTOIR
PLAN DELAYED
tBy staff Correspondent,


HARLINGEN. July 17.-Action
on the erection or a slaughter
house or ahattoir by the city was
deferred hy the city commission
this week until more Information
can be assembled on needs and
costs.
It was pointed out that better
inspection Of meats and other adj
vantages would be had.
The commissioners also deferred
action on the request oil r. r..
Monty Montgomery Of McAllen
for $500 with which TO help de-
fray expenses az a Valley exhibit
at the state fair. The commission
ers said they wished 10 confer with
chamber Of commerce directors on
the matter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
Case MoUe
Is Up To Sterling

muted 10 life imprisonment. Gov
eInOr Sterling has the power to
override tine pardon board but lie
usually does not. However. he has
promised 10 give the facts careful
study before August I'D. the cleo
troCution date.
Goodwin's trouble would have
been about as commonplace as any
other murder case IL the court OF
criminal appeals, IN its first opin-
ion, had not Indicated strongly that
the death sentence was beng at
lirmed because OF te~chnicalities
rather than because on a belief
that the illterate farmers trial was
fair.
Judge A. B. Martin. a mumbe.
Of the commission OF appeals. since
retired, wrote that opinion. He said
in part.
If all OF appellants charges In
his brief are true. this case should
not have been tried in Bowie
county. but n the matter is pre-
sented. we are p~owerless to give
him any relief. The question was
raised by appellant for the first
time after his conviction and
clearly presents nothing for review
by us without usurping authority
which has been withheld from VS.
by statute. The record as a whole Is
perhaps sufficient to show that the
u~nreasoning and rerengeful passion
or the multitude had been lighted
and that ITS spirit brooded owe APP
pellant's trial. This ~ the most
ancient and the most sinister enemy
Of the orderly process of the adj
ministraticn Of justice by the courts
with which governments have had
to deal. II the law had given to
te courts the right 10 arbitrarily
grant relief 70 the accused in any
case they saw fit. the showing
made in this record would present
"A serious question. Such right, how
ever does not exist.
1T may seem harsh and unjust
for a mans life 20 be taken whom
the record shows has not been tried
according 10 law. but such appears
70 be the demand OF the legislature
and 10 TX we must submit"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
DITTNIANN

Pick a European everytime to d.
rect a Paris an comedy. That is all
most an invariabie rule in Holly
wood and with Warner Brothers
where The Matrimonial Bed" the
sophisticated French farce. now
playing az the Dittmann Theater.
was made.
Michael Curtlz. selected TO dir
ect Frank Fay and his all star sup
porting cast IN this comedy. Is a
native Hungarian and formerly all
actor and director In Eurore.
Lilyan Tashman. Florence Ed
ridge. Vivian Oakland, Beryl Mer-
Ger md Marion Byron play leading
feminine roles and James Gleason.
Arthur Edmund Carewe and James
Bradbury represent the supporting
male contingency In the production.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
Flying Doctor
Visits I'm Valley

The first "fiyilr doctor 70 visit
b-0V 1-vil,e = IN the city row on =
vacation from III b-asta. his home.
He is Tr. Otis Pat from North
Platte. NEBRASKA.
DR.. P.att flew he with his wife
recently In D Stins1n Junior cabin
plane. He keeps tie plane ~ the
Brownsville Pan American airport.
making occasional fliait~ around
the country to look over the crowds
at the beaches. the citrus orchards.
and other points OF interest.
DR.. Plat uses the plane In his
practice. which over a ~considera-
HE territory. being n OF the few
doctors In the country To use "a
plane regularly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
Falls Physician
I~nspects Prison

Ell PASO. July N. (F-Albert 3.
Fall awaited with interest today a
report on living conditions at the
New Mexico penitentiaTy. where he
Is TO serve a term OF conviction N
accepting a bride as secretary OF
the interior.
Or. J. n. Gambrell. personal physi-
clan OF the former cabinet officer.
revealed in Albuquerque, N. M. last
night that he had visited the Santa
re prison to inspect the quarters
in which his patient Is sentenced 10
serve a year and a day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

Japan uses 80 per cert Of It's
total forest production for fire.
wood.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

AUSTIN. July i7.-fP-The next
move In the widely chronicled Dave
Goodwin murder case II evidently
up TO Gov. Ross S. Sterling.
The pardon board recommended
unanimously that the Bowie county
slayer's death sentence be not COM
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

Beat egg yolks. add sugar. carrot bread
crumbs. salt and milk. Cook in double
boiler until thick. stirring often. Fill
buttered molds and bake 20 minutes In
moderate wen. Beat egg whites until
stiff. add sugar and pile on top Of Gus
tard. Brown in a moderate oven.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
HUNCARIANS
ARE PRAISED
Ocean Storm Caused Pilots
To Miss Goal BY Scant
Twenty Miles

BUDAPEST, Hungary. July IL
#J-Focusing the worlds spotlight
on their native land with the first
TRANSATLANTIC flight from America
90 Hungary. Captains Alexander
Magyar and Georg EndreS gave
themselves UP today 70 the plaudits
of their countrymen.
They landed the mnnoplane
Justice for Hungary near the
village Of Bicske. IA miles from
Budapest. at TAO 10. I'M. ti2.40 ~.
IN. C.. :. II last night. missing
their goal by the scantiest OF mar
gins because their fuel ran out.
Flrw 2.239 Miles
They had flown 3,239 miles from
HarDcr Grace. Nv. IT.. I'm rs hours
ana ~ minutes since Wednesday
noon after a short hop from Roose-
welt field. IN. III. on Monday.
Their plane came down in "a
forced landing by the side OF a rail-
road track. damaging the propeller
and one wing. but inflictinE no in
jury on the plots. They crawled
out and telephoned the news OF
their arrival 20 Matyasfold air.
drome. Another plane brought them
to the city.
We hardly saw anything or the
ocean during the trip one or them
said. 1T was wrapped IN dense
blankets Of fog. We we're overtaken
by "A severe storm towards mid
night last night. The storm lasted
three hours and shook the plane
very badly.
Fue. Ran Out
when we first reached Hunga-
rian territory our fuel had nearly
given out and in the neighb0rhood
OF Bicske we could not keep the
motor running any longer and were
forced to come down. IN was a sad
decision ne had TO make before
landing but there was nothing else
for it.r
Aviation authorities were enthu-
siastic In praise OF the airmen's
plotting and navigation ability IL
was pointed out that not since
Col. Lindeergh made his historic
hop to Paris and Coste and Bel
,crte b~acztracked the Lindbergh
trail. had any fliers come so close
I'd their objective
Japan uses 80 per cent Of It's
total forest production for fire
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
UNBELIEVABLE

MOTHER worm.
you've just broken our best mirrorl
Don't you know that means seven
years OF bad luck2
SON-IN-LAW-Oh my, am !
going 10 live another seven years.
Answers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17
RELEASE PETITION
COTS TO HOOVER

SILVER CITY. N. M, July III. fPl
w. 3. walton. district attorney
and member Of the sixty fifth con-
gress. has urged President Hoover to
consider a petition BY members CT
the New Mexico legislature asking
a pardon for Albert B. Fall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-17

Apply Blue Star Ointment 10 relieve
Skin limitations. Itching Skin or the
Itch OF Eczemic conditions. letter.
Ringworms. Itching Toes. Poison Oak
and as an antiseptic Dressing for Old
Sores. etc.
Ask your Druggist for
BLUE STAR
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-14
Girls Coats
Reg. S14.50
to $3.50

GIRLS WOOL COATS-Many with furtrms--
Here in sizes TO l6 years-High grade styles on
sale at S9.85-Formerly Sl450 to $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-01-14
Step-ln Sets $2.39
Regular 1895, S4.95 and S5.95 Silk indies
S1.95 RayOn Slips, S1.59
For Fitting-Here in All Sizes

THESE GOOD RAYON SLIPS in form fitting
style-Reguar sl95 Slips, now S1.5o-Youll find
plenty of good shades and ready for you now in
all sizes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-22
Find Jewel That
Suits Your Name

JeWelry chosen 10 harm0nlZe
with the FIRST name-that Is the
latest fancy Of women who seek
the original note In their adorn-
ments. And the fact that the
connection between the name and
the ornament is not obvious 10 the
casual observer only makes the
game more interesting.
II your name is Adeline YOU
should rel a bracelet or neck
lace IN the form OF a snake -
because this name means nosle
snake. Ophelia and Belinda are
other first names that call for
this type OF lewelry because they
mean serpent. The girl named
Aurelia or Aurelie should wear
iewelry OF pure gold. because the
name indicates thaH precious
metal. Blanche means white and
therefore calls for pure white
stones - diamonds or crystals.
Cordelia means jewel Of the sea
and therefore calls for pearls and
so does Margaret which comes
from a Greek word meaning
pearl.
Deborah Means Bee
The old-fashioned Deborah
means bee. and therefore calls
for brooches and other ornaments
in the form Of jeweled bees.
Eleanor should wear diamonds
since her name means brightness.
Esther and Estelle are names
derived from the Persian word
for star and girls bearing these
names should choose star-shaped
ornaments. Various names be-
ginning in Gwen" such as Gwen
dolen mean white and call for
some sort of colorless stones.
Olive and Laura should wear
emerald, Jade or some other green
stone since both these names are
derived from green trees.
Some Names Are PuzzIinq
Rubies belong 10 the girl named
Rose. Rosabel. Rosalie or Of
course Ruby. Celeste. whose
name is derived from the skies.
should YEA sapphires. Violet
should wear amethvsts. Theresa
should wear topaz since her name
means ears OF corn.
There are first names that tax
the ingenuity of those who have
made a study az name and Jew
elry harmony. The names OF two
Of the most famous of Shapes
peare's heroines are OF this sort
-Portia-which means "of the
pigs" and Juliet. which means
"downy bearded" You must get
around such names one way or
a~nother-so the experts tell us
that Portis must year amethysts
OF a rich purple tone and Juliet
must always wear rubies because
these stones harmonic with the
vocal cadence OF the names.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-22
Pack Trunk with Care
For Your Vacation DAYS

II would be easy 10 pack shoes
II YOU had one Of those shoe
trunks 10 pack in-a large trunk
that opened up like a wardrobe
trunk with pigeon-hole drawers
for every pair OF shoes-with a
metal frame in which 10 slip the
card on which Is written the de-
scription of the shoes within
Then wide thin drawers beside.
in which presumably one puts
stockings.
That u not the kind Of packing
that most OF us have IN mind
rather the sort OF packing that
means getting everything YOU
need 10 wear on your holiday into
one rather small trunk and a hat
box.
Put heavy things on the bot
tom-shoes. heavier sports clothes
and corsets II you wear them.
Put lightweight things az the
top and put tissue paper IN the
folds Of crushable frocks Tn
crushsble frocks-those Of georg
cite. for instance-travel best II
rolled smoothly and tucked Sc
curely in place in the trunk. Lin.
gsrie of the uncrushable sort
should also be rolled.
II shoes must be carried with
other things they should be slip.
ped into cotton shoe bags. ".
YOU are carrying bottles or lotions
and other liquid toilet prepare.
lions the corks should be securely
held in position by fastening tAem
with adhesive tape.
One damp garment in the
trunk will make wrinkles ID
everything. SO II YOU have
clothes Just back from the laun.
dry be sure that they are bone
dry before putting them in your
trunk. Clothes packed IN the
damp atmosphere OF the seashore
or on a damp day anywhere will
be much more badly vTinkled
when unpacked than those pacl 4
ID a dry atmosphere. For this
reason make sure that everything
YOU pack II as dry as possible.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-22
CURLS
CARRY OUT
NEW MODE
Hair That Is Partly
Grown Is Easiest to
Arrange in Becoming
Fashion

A RE you taking advantage
"A Of the new. more becom-
ing fashions in hair dressing
You have. of course. &C
cepted the new longer skirts
and higher waistlines. You
have learned how TO wear the
new picturesque evening
dresses with suitable insou-
Glance. you have found the
more feminine silhouette de-
cidedly Gathering and YOU
have acquired fhe knaok Of
wearing your hats off your
forehead without embarrass-
ment. And perhaps YOU have
devised a new way Of arrang-
ing your hair that is "a up to
date and as becoming as your
clothes. your accessories and
your hats. But if YOU have
not. then this is an excellent
time 70 go about Il.
Remember that the severely
simple. bobbed couture Is a. IN
suitable 70 the new more fem
mime fashions in dress as an
elaborate pompadour couture was
with the short skirts and straight
silhouette that prevailed a few
years ago. And remember. too.
that the most up-to-date dresses
and hats will not make YOU look
smart II you persist In arrang-
Ing your hair IN a bygone mode.
From the point of view OF the
hair dressers. all the world OF
women Is divided into three
groups Those with short hair.
those with long hair and those
with hair that is partly grown.
and for the time being the third
class has the advantage. II Is for
them that most of the newest
modes OF hair dressing are de-
vised.
II your hair l. long YOU had
best keep II well thinned and
trimmed. because there Is no
place within the presentday
scheme of things for a bulging
chignon. and unless your head Is
exceptionally small YOU will have
difficulty IN wearing the new hats
as they should be worn II YOU
have a large knot Of hair TO dis
pose Of
II your hair * still really short.
our advice is TO let II grow a
little. That Is unless YOU want
To resort 70 false hair to attain
the more picturesque coihures
required for formal afterno and
evening wear. Many French wo-
men follow thl. method II has
the advantage OF permitting them
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-22
Bath Salts Add to
Your Restful Bath

Bath salts either IN the form
81 crystals or IN small cube or
tablet form are among the to--at
necessities 90 the fastidious wo-
man. They may be bought II
small boxes or jars-though many
women who habitually use bath
salts find Il more convenient 70
buy them IN larger quantities. "A
gallon c~ontaIner Of your favorlte
salts costing about nine dollars
will 20 much further than nine
dollars worth OF the salts put up
In small amounts.
Ordinarily salts are used 10
impart 10 the bath water a pleas
ing fragrance and 70 give the
water a slight saltiness which is
soothing and refreshing. There
are specially prepared medicinal
salts containing the extract of
pine needles and other salubrious
substances that are sometimes
recommended for govt or rheu-
matism A special sort Of bath
salts Is sometimes used as part
Of a reducing regime-thouEh
these should not be used without
consulting a doctor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-22
Little Coats

Lovely little coats are worn
over summer evening dresses
They are made In many fabrics.
many styles. Some have short
sleeves. soma have capelets over
the arms. some are really capes.
One cape is made RI finely pleated
chiffon cut IN points around the
lower edge. Another cape ~ made
Of crisp. stif tafeta. with the
back shirred IN between the shoul
der blades.
These little coats and capes are
made I'm all the colors o- the rain
bow, and IN black and white as
well IN YOU sew cleverly. they
are not difficult ~ make And
they certainly add much IN the
effectiveness Of the summer ward
robe.
Some of them have q band M
fur around the elbow sleeves
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-22
HATS NEED
LEI FROM
COUTURE
Hair Must Be Arranged
So That Ii Takes No
Room Under Hats
Slim Silhouette

IF you insist on really long
l. hair, what then?
Your quarrel Is not with the
hair dressers-who are willing
enough to devise new ways Of
arranging long tresses. 1t IS
the milliners who are holding
out against giving US hats that
will accommodate ! Longer
tresses. For unless you have
a very small head you will
find that a large quantity of
hair is difficult 10 dispose Of.
Because anything like a bulge
at the back of the head throws
the new hats out of line en-
tirely. One possible solution
of the problem is TO arrange
the long hair in a soft coil at
the nape of the neck below
the hat.
A young woman with a regular
profile has adopted this fashion
She brushes her slightly wavy
hair straight back from her fore.
head. allowing the hair at the
sides TO wave slightly over the
ears The smooth straight line is
continued down the hack OF the
head and at the nape of the neck
the hair is twisted in a long coil
thar Is held In place with a nat
haret1e-
A new evening couture in
Epfred by Second Empire fashions
il known as the Ninon- Here the
very softly waved hair is drawn
straight hack of the forehead
The ends are arranged In dozens
Of very small close curls that ex-
tend from the top OF the head to
the nape OF the neck at the back
III Won Ike You NAV simply brush
your short hair back from the
forehead and apply a postiche Of
small tight curls to the back OF
the head II You use your own
hair YOU viii find this a rather
difficult arrangement 10 achieve.
but one that is unquestionably
~fattering 10 a youthful face.
Easier 10 achieve is the new
couture known as the Rolande,
which was inspired by the nair-
dressing modes OF tn Reyolu-
conary period IN France The
hair Is parted in the middle,
brushed smoothly down on either
side. where the front locks are
fastened above the ears with
jeweled harettes- The ends are
arranged in neat curls over each
ear while the back hair Is
brushed smoothly down over the
hack OF the head and cried up
at the nape OF the neck.
Whether You part your hair d.
rectly in the center of the front.
brush IL straight hack or part IL
at one side depends on which you
find most becoming. You may
possibly find the back part be-
coming. II is at least worth try
ing. The hair Is parted across
the back about four inches up
from the lower hair line and the
part Is continued on either side
round to the forehead. The back
hair is brushed down at the back.
and over the ears at the sides
where IL Is arranged in soft up
ward turning curls. Meantime
the front hair Is brushed for
ward where 1t Is arranged in a
softly curling bang that curls up
ward a little at the front and Is
spread down over the temples.
Or you may part your hair a
trine above the right ear The
part should run from the side OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-22

the forehead nearly TO the hack
OF the head. The front hair Is
then brushed over the front OF
the head Ia soft waves and
around to the left side. The
back hair below the part al the
right side Is arranged in neat
curls. This Is the new version
OF the swirl couture that is fat
tering 70 the woman with a too
high forehead.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-22

10 retain a simple short couture
for sports and morning yea -
with the picturesque arrangement
added for evening
French hairdreSsers have vel
coined the present more feminine
fashions as a chance 10 revive
curls and ringlets. And they have
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-22

gone back 70 the romantic periods
az history for inspiration. A
charmingly youthful coiffure
known a. la Valliere Is OF Eigh.
teenth Century inspiration The
hair j. parted a little 10 the right
and Is drawn In soft waves 70 the
back AZ the head where the ends
are arranged in FIVE or six soft
ringlets. fastened with invisible
hair pins Across the forehead
there il an aureole OF very soft
fine Curls.