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Wednesday Afternoon
3-30-3.45-News Flashes From The
Brownsville Herald
3.45-4:l5-Spanish Music Court
esy Vivier Music Co.
4:15-4:45-"Old Timers Club"
4:45-5: OK. w. w. q. Birthday
Party
5:00-5:30-Dr. a. NJ. Curl.
5:30-5. 45-Studio
5:45-6.00- Spanish Lessons by
Attorney Rafael Cowan
6:00-6:30-Base Ball Scores
6:30-Sign Off Until $50 Thurs
day Morning
Thursday Morning
e:30-f@.00-Capitol Theatre Free
Ticket Request Program. Announce
ments +. Manautou's Department
store. Covacevich Supply Co.
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HOUSES % SALE

MONEY TALK 5-Nice 5-rOom
modern home and one acre Of choice
land with IS citrus fruit trees and
an abundance or flowers and shrub
berry. Located inside city limits of
Brownsville. and less than 4 blocks
from pavement. Owner refused
100000 cash for this property less
than twelve months ago. Must sell
nov. and will take S3.500.O0 for
entirc property and terms can be
aiverl GIN part. This Is n real sacri-
flee. S. G. Graham and Company.
Phone ITO. Brownsville. Q70
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BUY!
SELL!
1860
Knncyclcs

1O:OO-1O:30 30 Organ Recital by
Paul Kennard. Announcements
Brownsville Printing shop. Carriers
state Bank Beauty Parlor, Jack
Orloff's Store In La Feria-
10:30-il :00-House Keepers Chat
With Vivian
1l:O0-il.l5-"Gus" The Worlds
Worst Pianist
l1:l5-l1:16-Hancock q Tuggle
Inc.
Il:i6-lf:30-Musical Brevities
1l:30-ll:45-Union Mutual Life
ms. co.
If.45-11:50-World Book Man
ff:50-l2: 00-Studio
12:00-Time Service a. Weather
Forecast
l2.OO-12.30-Dr. "A. M. Curl
12.30-Sign Off Until $3.50 p. m.
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CHICAGO. July Is. -IAPl-fU. s. ID.
A.yIHogs 1900 including 5000 direct.
active: mostly 1915 higher: bulk ITO
go lbs. 1907. IS: early TOP 7.65: 23o-325
lbs. 6.l5-T.60: pigs 6.75-T25: packing
scws 460-S.f0, smooth sorts 70 SIS.
Cattle II. 1000: calves $500: fed YEAR
lines and light steers steady 10 Is
lower. mostly steady. trade on light
kinds fairly active. medium weights
and weighty steers steady 70 weak 20
yesterdays close: or generally rs under
Monday, fed she stock weak to Is low
cr: grassy kinds and butcher heIfers
fully rs Off: bulls steady 20 lot lower:
led yaarllnrs SITS. weighty steers $50
Slaughter cattle and v~eaiers: steers
600-i5O0 lbs. 6.75-9lOu. common and
medium 600-1300 lbs. 5-50-T rs. Heifers
550-s50 lbs. 7.O0-s.75: COWS 4.5o-6.00.
bulls tvearilnRs excludedl fbeeg as
500. vealers milk fed 7.50-85O: stock
err n feeder cattle: steers 500-l040 lbs.
5.75-7.OO.
Sheep 5000: fat lambs mostly Is
lower; other classes scarce weak: native
lambs TTS-S-0O to packers: best as
70 city butcher. rangers unsoid: few
fat ewes 2.Sc-3.50. Slaughter sheep and
lambs; lambs 10 lbs. down 7.7S-s75
ewes 90-l50 lbs. 2Oo-3.7S. Feeding lambs
COTS lbs. 475-5.50.
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HOUSTON. July l5-CF)- San
Antonio today launched Its drive
for the 1892 convention OF the
Texas Sheriffs' Association, as ad-
ditional peace officers from Bexar
county reached the city, bringing
the delegation up 70 l8.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

The Board OF School Trustees uf
the Brownsville Independent Schcn-
District will receive az It's office In
Brownsville, Texas. July q. 1881 a.
8 O'Clock p. m. sealed proposals for
the removing OF the older port.cn
Of the Grammar School Building.
Palm Boulevard and jefferson
streets. Reroofing will approximate
220 squares Barrett type A. or A-T-P
Is year bonded roofs and 1900 ~.
Taylor's old style 40 pound tin base
and counter flashing.
Specifications may be had az tn,
office or tho Brownsville Independ-
ent School District.
A good faith chez. OF $1,000. pay
able TO DR.. q. W. Lawrence. Presi-
dent Of the Board, shall accompany
each bid.
The Board reserves the right ~
reject any and all bids.
- ]. p. MAHER. Secretary
Brownsville independent School Dis
trict-
7-l5-20-24-3t-4i0t
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In order 70 satisfy our claims for
storage, We will sell. at auction. Io.
cash. TO the highest bidder. a. nv
q M on Friday, July 81. 1881.
from our place OF business Al
lO20-28 Levee street. city OF Browns
vile, Texas, one Buick Roadster,
1924 model. motor no. l306855, Sc
rial NO. l2942l6. 1880 Texas license
Number 623-T27, left with us On or
about September 10. 1880.
bennett Motor Sales co.
lisp 2t-4l03
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-15

SALESMAN WANTED-Local man
only 20 work Brownsville and SUR
rounding counties. calling or bust
ness Nationally advertised
line. Must be a hustler. Permanent
connection II you make good. Mer-
chants Industries, Inc, Tower Bldg.
Rockford. I'll. Q7f
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MONEY TALKS--l6 acres az very
best OF citrus fruit land located
near Brownsville, near pavement
Oh beautiful Resara. and Un cleo
trio light line. All i'm cultivation and
part of ii nav In citrus fruit or
chard. Only S4500.O0 for entire tract
with terms On part. This IL ~ OF
the greatest bargains near Browns
vile. 5. C.. Graham and Company,
Phone lT9. Brownsville. Tex OIL
CLOSE READING or these columns
daily may reveal your name. Watch.
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For Subdivision
160 Acres

Located 4 blocks from the high
school and closer tr Browns
vile than the exclusive Los
Ebanoe Subdivision Winding
resaca runni1p through prop
erty offering natural lake front
sites for subdivision This Drop
erty Is TOT sale oy owners and
can De bought at U very at
tracttve price Also tract OF 800
acres within city limits adjacent
To Missouri Pacific Tires on
the south Hensnn-Lcmax a.
Houston and Brownsville De-
veloDment Co Gc0
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The
Sports
Spade

"A GOLF COURSE with a Legal
niIsateenth hole Is being discussed
in Brownsville golfing circles. The
course, q municipal outlay, would
have the first nine on the Amer
lean side OF the Rio Grande with
Ahe second nine across the river.
considerable interest has been gen.
krated in the course. for its novelty
is expected to attract tourists. In
vestigation OF the courses POSSIBLE
tiles has. been made. The tentative
proposal was to have the course be-
gin near the Missouri Pacific depot.
Interested parties are now investi-
eating availability Of the land
sought for the outlay.
ANOTHER new sport proposition
here Is one offered by Ernie Ste
phens. wrestling promoter. Stephens,
In conjunction with the American
Legion, has made a rousing sue
cess Of the arena in Harrington.
Stephens has offered a similar pro-
position to the local Legion post.
However, whether or not the John
HANSON DDrI J4AEc INN uD. ste
phens says he viii erect an arena in
Brownsville.
WRESTLING has never retn a
success in Brownsville, but that Is
because II has only been promoted
on d shoe string" basis. The Crap
pling game can 20 here. but The
promoter will have TO spend several
hundred dollars III building UP in
terest. Brownsville has been a good
boxing city and fight fans can
easily be converted TO wrestling. II
Ernie comes IN here. AMI he says
he win. he will make the game 90.
Many local fans travel 70 Harlin-
gen every Tuesday night for he
wrestling cards there.
THERE WAS an unfortunate set
10 in San Benito Tuesday between
the M. ". Bloomer girls and the
Craters. According to reports here.
n or the girls took a swing at a
san Benito player. THE San Benitan
returned the clout. The girls packed
up their bats and left the park.
according to the story That night
the Bloomer girls put uD a whale Of
n game in McAl,en. holding the
Palms to a 4-6 decision.
THAT San Benito-Harlingen ko-
tarv game THURSDAY nirht Ak Har-
lipren under the fioodliahts. Top
ner Rianev. former big Lacquer. Is
whipping his club into line and Ed
BRADY Is doing the same at San
Benito.
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@ ADVERTISEMENT

Brownsville Herald, a newspaper
published IN Cameron County.
witness my hand this 9Th day Of
July. 1881.
w. ". Brown, Sheriff.
Cameron County, Tex.
BY J. r. Snoeberger. Deputy.
7-S-15-22-3t-4095
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Miscellaneous
ARTICLES FOR SALE

ELTO MOTOR and aft boat. $50.
Boats for rent for fishing parties,
Cohoiini Pier. Port Isabel Homer H.
Fitch. Q46
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SALESNIEN-AGENTS

IT'S GOING To de- fun-this FREE
theatre ticket idea.
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AUTOMOTIvE
Employment
HELP WANTED

MEN AND WOMEN WANTED
From each community In the VAL
ley TO represent the American Auto
mobile Association. No experience
necessary. Permanent connection
and future to applicants that quail
fy. Only Valley residents considered.
Fol appointment. write or phone
Mr.. Pollock. Rio Grande Automobile
Club-Reese -Wil-Mond Hotel, Har-
lingen. Texas. ORG
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FURNISHED @

FOR RENT-One or two cool well
furnished rooms for gentlemen. in
private home. Good neiEhborhood-
233 St. Charles Street. Phones
l30T-W and 1908. Q9
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ROOM AND a

ROOM AND BOARD In private
home FOR gentleman. III &C. Char
lcs. phone 552- GB
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WANTED REAL ESTATE

WILL BUY or trade for good busi-
ness lot on West Harrison Street.
Harlingen. Box CIT. Herald. OFT
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MARKETS

rains. There may also have been some
selling or expectations Of q fairly favor
able weekly report from the weather
bureau, while the early action Of ne
stock market was not considered en-
~cournging.
Liverpool reported liquidation absorb
ed by continental buying ana covering
on the decline In that market
The weekly weather report seemed
fairly IN line with market expectations.
and while there was some SbNn@ 80
its favorable features and the rain
news, ~ was well enough taken W
cause rallies OF 5 10 8 points from the
early low levels. These bulges met in
creased offerings. encouraged ~ the
tone OF the stock market. however. and
the midday market was barely steady
with active months showing net losses
To Is 10 20 points.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. july rs. fAP)-Wheat to-
day euuaied the all time low price re-
cord for any future delivery In Chicago.
so 80 cents a bushel. The new decline
Is cent overnight. came in the open
ing transactions. and was followed By
fractional upturn.
Price changes were associated largely
with over Europe's fin
ancial tangie. Starting at a shade 10
is cent setback. wheat later kept with
In narrow limits. Corn opened I'M
changed 10 80 higher and afterwArd
rose all around.
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COOL ROOM also board. Gentle
man preferred. Call 5ll-W. QT3
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FOR ~SALE-Very cheap. Calcium
arsenate. Office 9. r. Barreda. OLE
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MR.. TANNING over at the Capitol
IS helping with free tickets.
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3-ROOM southeast apartment. very
reasonable Telephone l163-W. 046
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Business Opportunities

SECONDHAND furniture store for
sale. Small capital required. Coed
opening. Address Q54 Herald Q54
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ACACIA APARTMENTS. complete
" and beautifully furnished. close
It'll Phone 1881. ORG
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Real Estate

MONEY TALAS-S750.O0 cash buys
10 acres OF good unimproved land
less than three miles from city
limits OF Harlingen and less than
one and n hat miles south Of main
paved highway between Harrington
and San Benito. s. G.. Graham and
Company, Phone ITO, Brownsville,
Texas QIZ
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NEW YORK. July IS. tAPl-Stocks
widened their recent declines TO-DAY.
the earlier trading. although firmer ten
denotes developed around
u. S. Steel and American Telephone
each lost 3 points before the
selling dried up American Cans ae-
x-line was q. IN the rail group. Atchi-
kaon slumped S. Union Pacific ana At
antic coast line q. and Baltimore .
yOhlo. Southern Pacific and Illinois
Central 2 points.
ACTIVITY increased on the decline,
which was Accelerated by professional
Offerings OF leading shares
Cali money renewed at / IL per cent
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NEW YORK. July IS. tAPl-Cotton
opened steady today. 3 70 10 points
lower IN response 70 relatively easy
Liverpool cables and n favorable We"
THE openinr decline here was con-
ssdered less than due on the showing
abroad and offerings increased alter
re caii. with October selling OIL 70
COS and January 10 9.39 by the z 9.
the first half our or ABOUT 10 70 -
nninfe 11et lower. Reports hat n tropi-
cal disturbance OF moderate intensity
was moving toward the Louisiana Or
east gulf coast were regarded a. hold.
ing out a prospect for some additional
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. July IS. tAPl-Cot-
ton had a weak opening today OWNS
10 much lower Liverpool cables tnan
Are FIRST trades showed losses OF IL
points. and the market continued 70
ease of after the start owing 70 gooo
rains in the belt. resulting from tropl-
cal disturbances, causing AQuioaeiOn
october dropped to 900 and Decem-
Der to 9.28. or le points below yes
ferday's close. -
Near the end OF the first hour. the
market wa q shade steadter and mao
recovered 2 TO 4 points from y lows
The market eased off gradually dur
ing the morning due 10 selling care ~
A generally favorable weekly weather
and crop summary. unfavoranle news
from abroad and weakness Ia the STOCK
market.
her 10 92I or q to Is points uf>4er
yesterdays close.
Desplte the bearish character OF the
news and the weather, n marAet
showed more or less resistance 20 tne
decline due to trade buying on the
scale down.
Near mid-session the market was
steady and a shade above the lows.
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FITCH APARTMENTS. large
and small. Phone 558. PISS
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Financial

fHILE YOU RE learning about
ZEE tickets you'll run into big bar
aims in automobiles.
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s sESS s sSH Want AID PAGE T TSHI n S7zH
Employment
SITUATION WANTED

WANTED-Day sewing By expe-
rienced seamstress who can cut and
fit. Sew at your home or mine.
Phone COG or 548-J. orc
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DAVIS COURTS-Five-rcom fur
nishcd apartment. TWO bed rooms.
NIL conreniences. electric ~refriEera-
ter. garage. End and s.. Charles 8.
r. Phone 1920. Oh
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FORM the habit Of reading these
Classified columns every day-it's
u profitable ne.
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M

GET YOUR laundry work done M
the home laundry. Work guaran-
teed. Price reasonable. Lace cur
tains a specially. 18th AZ Roose-
welt. Phone 949-W. PITT
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Legal Notices
NOTICE no RInDERS


Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of Health OF the city OF Indianapolis In
diana. up until the hour Of 4 O'Clock
1891; Will. at the offices OF said Board
in the City Hall at Indianapolis, indiana.
receive sealed BIDS for the furnishing and
ana supplies at the indianapolis City
4ss window shades: 3 scrubbing. waxing
ana polishing machines, together with 3
extra sets Of brushes for each machine.
Further details. specifications and in
structions TO bidders on the above pre-
age- OF the Indianapolis City Hospital
are on Me in the Office OF the Board of
Health at the City Hall for the inspection
office OF the Business Manager at the
City Hospital.
Separate bids must be submitted on the
equipment Bidders on SO window IN we sS 0sdes
must submit samples.
All proposals must be made on Blank
Form No. sS prescribed by the State
companied by non-collusion affidavit as
required by laTs These forms may be
procured by prospective bidders at the
plicetion.
Each proposal must be accompanied by
a certified or cashiers check upon re-
pany in sum of not less than five (5eel
OF the amount OF such proposal payable
70 the croer or the Board OF Health OF
the City of Indianapolis. Indiana: and in
case bidder whose bid shall have been
accepted shall not perform his said bid
TO the satisfaction of the Board OF Health
IN accordance with the specifications.
then said cashiers or certified check and
the proceeds thereof shall be and remain
the absolute property OF said Board OF
Health as liouidated damages agreed upon
for such failure upon the part Of such
bidder. 10 being impossible to estimate
the ,amount OF the dAmages such failure
compsnying bids. except those of success
ful bidders. win be returned to the makers
or posters thereof as soon as the awards
are let: checks OF successful bidders will
be returned as soon as equipment bid
upon has been installed according to
Each proposal shall be in a separate.
sealed. OPAQUE. envelope addressed TO the
Board Of Health at It's offices in the City
Hal at Indianapolis, Indiana marked
HospttsF' " With the cIs Iafs9 81
supplies and equipment bid upon in
serted in the blank space.
the right is reserved BY the Board
OF Health to reject any and all pro-
FREDERICK I. JACKSON. NJ. D..
EVANS WOODEN JR.. vie--Pre esiSsn
HENRY s. LEONARD. n. n.
OBIE J. SMITH.
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and heard only on the stage. Now
they are trying to build up cloak
Of mystery about Miss Dietrich.
Time only will be able to tell If
the director was wise in insisting
that she look and act like Greta.
In some scenes she exhibited the
mannerisms and the slow passion
ate method of Greta. She is a
beauty. no doubt about that. She
knows how to put on the so-caiIed
passionate scenes. She knows how
to dress and walk in those scenes.
She probably viii come under the
heading as the hottest mamma on
the talking screen. She has the cold
ness of Theda Bara, she talks per-
feet English and above all she
knows her way about the movie
studio.
She does her love making with
Gary Cooper and this time Cooper
shows that he can act and maintain
sustained Characterization. This is
supposed to be his starring picture,
but the publicity experts really have
made him only leading man to a
new female star.
Adolphe Meniou has a pleasant
role this time and being good guy
and certainly on the level with
Dietrich, he gets the bad end of
the bargain.
Morocco" is another Foreign Le-
gion and desert story. 1t has been
splendidly photographed and di-
rected until the end. The ending
is absolutely silly and you will agree
with me when you see it.
Regardless of anything, it will be
Marlene Dietrich and her Greta
Carlo ways that will make this pic
ture.
Now at the Circle.
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part very well, and posing as a doc
tor who deals with the spirit world,
he tells people who write to him
where to find misplaced articles. BY
this means he is able to give his
gang their Instructions over the
radio. and they are very successful.
It il when the big Job is pulled
OF that the picture really starts
moving. Haines is captured by the
gang. and is to be bumped or, on
another big job. thus leading the
police to think he had been leader
OF the gang.
just how he escapes being killed
is worked up to a thrilling end. I
will not tell you here, because that
would take the kick out of it. II
you go to see it.
In support of Haines is Mary
Doran- Charles King is In the cast
and sings the popular song, Just a
Little Closer" Polly Moran has a
small part.
Remote Control is interesting
and good entertainment because It
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-12
FARRELL AND GAYEOR
ARE UNITED AGAIN

They are back together again,
hand in hand. One of the most
popular teams in moyieland, comes
forth in an old play called 1.-THE
Man Who Came Back" They are
Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor
1t seems that an attempt at an
other Seventh Heaven" was the OBJ
1ect of the director, but it is my
opinion that in no way does this
measure UP to that former success.
Farrell and Gaynor are still sweet
in their love scenes. they still make
a loyable couple, and I for one am
glad to see them together again.
The rub in this picture is in the
material that is handed out to them.