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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-15
Red Builders Drop

This weeks tables show the total decrease is
2576, Of this POST are drop in overdue subs
500 in bundles, principally due to disorganiza-
ton of Red Builders in two districts: Chicago
and Cleveland.
District 8, Chicago, dropped 21O Figures do
not include overdue subs off, but only bundle
decreases. However, there is a possibility for
renewed vigor in the Red Builders Club. Unsold
copies are cut off, and new solid growth is
promised. District g. Cleveland, took off 215.
The Red Builders, gone to pieces, must be i'm
medately reorganized to recoved the bad drop.
District S, Pittsburgh also dropped 1876, largely
due to cut of 100 in Herminie in addition to
most forces being jailed for month. resulting
in temporary disorganization.
PHILLY, BUFFALO, SHOW GAINS
However, some good gains are recorded Dis
trict 3, Philadelphia went up TO 20, due to
boosts in New Castle and Scranton orders.
District 4, Buffalo, put 1879, principally
due to Jamestowns increase of 100. Hope
Jamestown holds this. It has recently fluc-
tuated in bundles, but shows signs of soIidify-
ing its orders. District 8, Minneapolis, gains So.
New Subs, Renewals. Etc.
A total of 1879 new subscriptions and 2s9 re-
newals were put on and lS1 subscriptions were
dropped last week. These are apart from the
total Of 2067 very old subs taken off
Seattle Without Page.
With Pittsburgh getting a district issue next
Monday, Detroit and Buffalo planning for this
week, Seattle remains the only large district not
yet organized for weekly page. This page
when finally inaugurated, will greatly aid the
district in drawing toward the movement thou
sands of workers in the Northwest. Repeated
communications explaining advantages, terms,
etc, have thus far failed, but we hope District
IL will see its way clear to ordering one,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-15

ton, during the present week, Detroit starts its
weekly district page, resulting in big gain in
this district.
Here are the tables:
Summary By Districts
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-15

VACATIONS: -- Beautiful Mountain
Views, quiet resting place, good food.
$3.50 weekly-Avanta Farm, Ulster
Park, New York.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-15

Use your Red Shock Troop List
every day ON your Job. The worker
next TO you will help save the Daily
Worker.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-15

For full political and social rights
and determination for Negroes!
Against i1nperialist war!
Against persecution of the foreign
born.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1931-04-15

working class solidarity between Ne
gro and white, native and foreign
born workers in the struggle against
the pOn1nnon enemy the hosspc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-08
81 Wanted : Miscellaneous

WANTED-More Valley students TO
send In their subscription 10 The
Brownsville Herald. why not keep
posted on the doings in the old
home town while you are In school
this year7 Subscribe today for The
Brownsville Herald. $50
SECOND HAND cornice brake
wanted. w. "A. Schueler, Weslaco.
Texas. $40
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EGA ADVERTISEMENT

occupying the west forty feet Of Lot
No. Three nd the west forty feet Of
Lot No. Ten OF said Block No. 279,
in order that Block No. go Of the
City OF Brownsville. that portion
OF East Ninth Street which lies be-
tween Fillmore Street and Pierce
Street, and that portion Of Block No.
279 of the City of Brownsville, which
lies east of the new East Ninth
Street to be so dedicated, may be
used and occupied by the Browns
vile Independent School District for
the erection Of a public elementary
school; and
WHEREAS, such changes are
necessary in order to safeguard the
lives of school children who will at
tend said public school:
THEREFORE. BE 1T ORDAINED
BY THE CITY OF BROWNSVILLE:
Section /: That portion Of East
Ninth Street which extends from
Fillmore Street to Pierce Street. as
now shown on the official map OF
the City OF Brownsville. Is hereby
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-08

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

closed and discontinued. and a,
rights thai the City of Brownsville
may have had 10 the use OF the lands
delineated on the official map OF the
City Of Brownsville as East Ninth
Street between Fillmore and Pierce
Street are hereby expressly relin-
pushed.
Section 2: East Ninth Street shall
hereafter extend from Fillmore Street
TO Pierce Street between parallel
lines. Of which the east line shall
be the west boundary line Of a tract
Of land conveyed by Milton II. West
to the Brownsville Independent
School District, by deed dated July
IL. 1881 and the west line OF which
shall be the west boundary Of lots
Three and Ten OF Block 279 OF the
City OF Brownsville, as said Block
No. 279 Is delineated on the official
map Of the City OF Brownsville.
Passed and approved. this 18th
day OF August, A. ID. 1881.
r. B. RENTFRO, Mayor.
City OF Brownsville.
III. Van Horn,
City Secretary.
9-i-8-2t-4l40
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-08
Financial


FIVE YEAR straight loans on
improved irrigated farms In cult
vation " Hidalgo and Cameron
counties Refinance vendors lien.
Watts AZ watts. Phone Is Donna,
Texas. R23g
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Rentals


JUNCO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nv furnished Modern IN every
respect: gas. water, lights. frigidaire.
Reasonable. Phone 1873 or 436. 1l4o
s L. washington RIOS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-08
Employment


SALESLADIES wanted for cal
work. Good proposition for lady
free TO travel. salary an expenses.
Special offer for man and wife to
travel Texas. Colorado and other
states. salary and expenses if can
qualify. Phone It'll. Mr.. Hopson.
SIS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-08

An ordinance vacating and closing
East Ninth street between Fillmore
street ard Pierce street as shown on
the official map of the city Of
Brownsville, SO that property SO
vacated may be dedicated 10 a pub
lie use. to-wit. the use OF the
Brownsville Independent school dist
riot. and accepting in lieu thereof,
and opening and defeating to the
public a new East Ninth street TO
be located on the west forty feet Of
lots three and ten In block two
hundred seventy nine OF the city Of
Brownsville.
That. whereas. Milton H. West and
the Brownsville Independent School
District have petitioned the City
Commission Of the City of Browns
vile TO close East Ninth Street be-
tween Fillmore Street and Pierce
Street. as said East Ninth Street Is
now dedicated ON the official map
and plat of the City Of Brownsville.
and In lieu thereof. 10 open and
dedicate a new East Ninth Street
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-08
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE
The state Of Texas
Caunty Of Cameron

4 BY virtue OF an execution issued
but Of the l03rd Judicial District
Court OF Cameron County, Texas.
on a judgment rendered IN said
court or the twenty-eighth day of
February, 1881. In favor OF the
American RIO Grande Land and
Irrigation Company, a corporation,
plaintiff. against Harry N. peterson.
defendant, in the case numbered
s508. styled American Rio Grande
Land and Irrigation Company VS..
Harry N. Peterson on the docket OF
and In such court. I did on the 9Th
day OF August. 1881. at 10 O'Clock
a. m, levy uro e following de-
scribed tracts r parcels OF land
situated IN ca county. Texas.
as the proper said Harry ".
Peterson. t0-wit.
All those certain tracts of lard
situated IN Cameron county, Texas,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-08
Livestock
Merchandise


FOR SALE: Atwater Kent radio.
year old. " Highboy mod 90. per-
feet condition, s75c0. Also Sim
mons Beauty-reSt mattress 2 months
old. cost $1,000. sell for $500. Also
Wright a. Ditson challenge cup
l3 ID o.. tennis racket. $500.
Write $50 Herald. $50
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-08
Real Estate

FOR EXCHANGE: 30 acres citrus
lanC near Port site for Valley
urban property. So Herald 81
La gaceta., 1931-01-30
EINSTEIN AL A DE
D

De origen israelita Y nacio-
nalidad alemana, Alberto Elm
stein, ell eminente matematico
exponente de la Teoria de la Re-
latividad, ha traspasado va los
umbrales del templo de la fama.
Audaz entire los audaces, Elm
stein ha construido a base de
evidencias con mucho limitadas
teorias asombrosas que abarcan
universos aparentemente incon-
cebibles en- la mente del profano.
Sus especulaciones Sc desarro-
Ian en- campo de trabajo men
tai de suyo abstruso Y por esq
es a primera vista traducir su
contenido al lenguaje popular.
Pero clio no quiere decir que
ell formidable successor de New.
ton, Reimann y Nicholson debs
La gaceta., 1931-01-30
p1blicas

p1blicas;
CONSIDERANDO: Que
tt mpa, al igual que otras ciu-
dades del pals, tiene ell dere-
cho "a ser incluida en- la lista
de las ciudades afectadas por
la CRISIS ECONOMICx;
CONSIDERABLE: Jne to-
dos los r1edios emplesf has
ia ahora para remed @stas
calamidades pdblicasfn no son
efectivas, esta AS4FBLEA
MAGMA DE oBRE3SS SIN
TRABAJ0 tiene Ell honor
de presentar al Hoh& B. Nc
Kay, alcalde de Tampa, y con-
gistorio en- pleno, para ser re-
suelto por nuestras autorida-
DIES municipales, las siguientes
reticiones:
PRIMER: Que habiendo los
manufacturers de tabacos de
Ia localidad reducido un diez
Dor ciento en- todas las vitolas
Y tcniendo nEeyo vitolaje bara
t. con 81 cual hacer competen-
>ia Ell ell mercado; y que ape
ear de todos estos eambios en-
Ia industrial, Y que les benefi-
ella grandemente, han empeza-
do a trabaiar con un treintai-
cinco por ciento del total de ia
baqueros que hay en- la ciu-
daily que ademas, han esta-
blecido la rebaja semanal er
todas las fabricas, propone-
mos:
(a) Que Sc reduzca ell n1-
nero de dias laborables y Sc
emplee ell mayor ndmero posi-
Bile de tabaqueros, escogiendo
con preferential a los padres
de familia.
fb) Que ell trabajo a ma
sea suspendido por ell
La gaceta., 1931-01-30
CITACION

De orden Gel Presidente de
esta Union de Dependencies
lei Rano del Tabaco cito a los
niemhros de- la misma para
Tunta General Ordinaria que
tendra lugar ell Viernes 80 del
mes en- curse, a las 8 P. M, en-
ell local de costumbre. Como en-
esta Junta Sc han de tratar a.
suntos de sumo interes Sc ha-
re imprescindible la asistenc1a
he todos.
Tampa, Fla, Enero 27, 1881
j. Ruiz,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1931-01-30
NELSON LLEGARA MAX
MA A TAMPA

Llegara manana a Tampa ell
Sr. Edwin K. Nelson, ell como
edo florista, que hace pocos
dias fuera herido de gravedad,
por I'm bandido, en- Bellefon-
tame, Ohio.
Sc lie trae en- una camilla y
vienen acompanandolo su her.
mano, Ell DR.. Robert G. Mel
son, y su esposa.
La gaceta., 1931-01-30

La fama de Einstein, TA
titulos merecida, est f.4
audacia sin limites, ex :ntsF
ginaci6n desmeajs en- 81 nsta
tie colossal, en- s. T'aberle dado 2
la Humanidad ma vision mil
veces mag -Slia de la natura-
leza ds lsss Bsas y de- la forma
y conducta del Unigsrso. Bier
ruede ell hombre s4se orgu.
lloso-y con jKuA6n-de
pertenecer a la animal
capaz de tan pY iundaA 'ealiza-
clones mentalef como las lei al
tor de las "Ecuaciones dS Cam
Pc Plano.
La gaceta., 1931-01-30

LIMPIA C-IENTTFICAMENTt
Ia SANGRE Y IA TONIFlCA
ANADTENDOLE FUERZA Y
P~RODUCIENDO CARNE
SOLIDA Y MUSCULO

Il SS@A2E
Durante 40 amos P. P. P. Ia
dado alivio q miles de perso
as que han sufrido de debilt
daG. dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos y perdida de pc
SO. Estas molestias han tenido
orfgen en- la pobreza Y deblli
dad de la sangTA.
P. p. p. renueva los cor
p6sculos rojos y hace la sangre
RIGA Y pura. Cuando este Sc
obtiene desaparece ell sufri
miento, regresan las fuerzas y
ell sistema recupera 81 condl.
ci6n saludable.
Dele que 10 devuelva 50 So
lud.
listed no arriesga IN centa
70 en- usar P. F, P. Su bot
carlo tiene instsucciones part
Ievolverle SUI dinero 81 no que
da satisfecho dsepues de usa,
la primera botella. Tai es la f.
que tenemos en- P. P. P.
IConsentir& listed en- segul
sufriendo, sintiendcse debil
cuando nuede gozar de bueus
salud. fuerzs v felicidadf
C6mprelo hoy.
La gaceta., 1931-01-30

la generaiidad, nj que 50 deba
rodaar su pers6nalidad de MIN
guna aureola DE- enie splarhu-
mano. La frase foijada en- los
olrculos cientifieos de que mo
llega a diez Ell ndmero de perso-
mas capaces de comprender la
teer1a Einsteniana" 30 pasa de
ser Erase feliz quiza rorSTf
mento. II
La gaceta., 1931-01-30

A las ocho de la noche de
hoy Sc reunira ell ayuntamien-
to en- session .extraordinaria,
bajo la presidencia de Tom
Henderson, con ell fin de OR
las peticiones que lie hara una
numerosa comision represen-
tante de los obreros latinos que
no tienen trabajo.
I'm comite compuesto por
= los Sres. Angel Maria Dieppa,
Miguel Rosell6 y j. Lopez Oil
veros pidio al alcalde Mckay
que convocara esta session,
siendo complacidO.
Componen ell comite que Sc
entara a los senores con-
ceJales, los ciudadanos dep
pa, Oliveros, Rosell6, Flassie
Manso, Estellee Glynn, Fran
cisca Palacio, Carolina Vaz-
quez, Jose Ramon Cruz, An
tonic Fernandez, Luis Rosario
Prado, Felino Montefu, Manuo!
Gonzalez, Juan Mira. Dr.. Nc
Clellan vel abogado A. d.
Carlton.
Dice asf la resolution que
los obreros sin trabajo entire :
garan esta noche al ayunta-
miento:
CONSIDERANDO: Que en-
la actualidad existen en- la ciu-
dad de Tampa, estado de Flo
rida, considerable n1mero de
obreros sin trabajo pertene-
cientes a diversas industries y
a m1ltiples oficios Y los cuales
estan practicamente sufriendo
hambre y miseria por la ca
rencia de trabajo;
CONSIDERABLE: Que ell
gobierno, Y PO-
DER de la ma
La gaceta., 1931-01-30

bacos mecanlcamente y ash Use
podra emp4ear a gran name-
70 de padres de familia.
SEGUNDO: Que pudiendo
todos calificar la situacion e.
con6mica actual como des CA
LAMIDAD PUBLICA para
nuestra comunidad, pedimos
al consistorio municipal la a.
dopci6n de una ley TRANSITIONAL
Y de emergencia por medic de
la cual Queden paralizados en-
su. efecto legal todos los des-
haucios de inquilinos, pues e.
xisten centenares, o tai vezsmi-
les de obrerH que, .careciendo
de trabajo, 10 pueden cumplir
ell c%ontrat9 del alquiler y los
cuales estkn expuestos a ser
lanzadosk la via pdblica a vir
tud de la existente ley de des:
haucio.
Ell Comite de los Sin Trabajo
Tampa, Fla, Enero q, 1881
La gaceta., 1931-01-30
Venta de 'Gato Negro"

Miau... Miau ...-Destruira la vieja supers-
ticion tan arraigada en- ell pueblo americana de que
los Gatos Negros traen la mala suerte.
Nosotros admitimos que estos ~artfeulos caidos
bajo cl Cato Negro han sido de mala suerte para
n~osotros, aunque no por SUI calidad.
Parece que Ell pueblo no los guerra a su pre-
clio regularly ahora-estamos buscando separar-
los de ello1 por una Fraction de su valor.
Las cantidades en- cada ~articulo estan limita-
das, gracias a Dios, y 81 listed We un fino cato que
lie guste-no permita que NADIA lie dele ~apartado.
Venga temprano.
La gaceta., 1931-01-30
y T!FA'pO

glaro para hoy y manana. Pc
Gambia en- la temperature.
M&xima aver, 72 grades; mi
lima 81.
Marea alta a las 1882 p. m.
y 11:26 p. M; marea baja a las
sol a. m. y 400.
La gaceta., 1931-01-30

La nukta teorfa generalizada
de Easstein no es otra cosa que
una extension de las leyes de
Gravitaci6n propuestas por
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-29
In Capital Theaters

story chronicles the philander1ngs Of a
bachelor opera singer and an innocent
but daring maid from the provincial
town of Yokum, Miss.
GAYETY-"CaIifornia Beauties"
UCvALIFORNIA BEAUTIES" a new
~ addition to the M. B. A. offerings,
is the current attraction at the Gayety
Theater on Ninth street, and is already
counted q permanent fixture as q con-
glomeration of delicious nonsense, sing
ing, dancing and surprising stunts.
Everything it offers bears the brand OF
novelty.
The featured artists are B. Hamp,
Tiny Fuller, Nanette Daley and Mae
Maiben. Others are Gus F1aif, Les
Sponsler, Gertrude Beck and Georgia
Southern, with an attractive chorus.
BURTON HOLMES-'NOrth Africa"
MOROCCO, unchanged by the passing
IA Of a thousand years-Algeria,
marvels Of Parasian luxuries in the
midst Of age-old splendors- Tunisia,
with its mosques and mysteries, and
then "o'er mountain dunes OF golden
sand" to Biskra, that unspoiled oasis OF
mud huts. date-palms, Bedouins and
Ouled Nail girls-such is the spacious
itinerary of the new and colorful screen
journey over which Burton Holmes is
to conduct his auditor-spectators in the
third of his current series of pictured
stories of travel at the National Thea
tire next Thursday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock.
Mr.. Holmes impressions of the
North African tour will embrace the
chief sights of all the countries visited
countries which span the centuries
from prehistoric ages, through Car
thaginian days, the epoch Of Imperial
Rome, the stirring days of Moslem
power in the Western Mediterranean,
the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and
the modern era Of French influence.
The lecture-recital is lavishly illus
trated with the newest f1lmingS in
color and vivid motion pictures.
On the following Thursday afternoon,
Mr.. Holmes will present THE Grand
Tour of Europe" pictured story OF
delightful vagabondage through the
capitals and countries of Europe which
hold the most in touristic interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-29
Chance for Old-Timers.

ct TNcLE TOMS CABIN" and THE
- Old Cross Roads" may be made
into talking pictures If the vogue for
melodrama continues, as Director Alfred
Santell believes it win.
East Lynne is the beginning Of q
cycle Of melodramas for the screen"
Santell declares. 1.-The sophisticated,
smart play is beginning to wane with the
public"
The Fox Co. seemingly thinks IN the
same way. "Over the Hill" will soon
go into production there. Santell will
direct Daddy Long Legs" for his next
picture and, while this may not be
termed "melodrama," 1t has all the re-
quirements Of that type. janet. Gaynor
viii play the leading role.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-29
Literary Hollywood.

ROCKS, the concentrated best thought
Of the minds Of their authors,
varied in their themes and more or
less enhancing in their persuasive word
painting, have ever been considered the
best companions Of the wise. Their
loyalty remains unwavering as the
years roll by and their charms never
fade. Everybody who knows their value
loves them, and a very large receptive
emotional body assumes the virtue often
when it has it not.
But rash indeed, it may be thought,
is he who would look for booklovers in
irresponsible Hollywood. And yet Hol-
lywood has its booklovers and its book
readers as well. Indeed, collecting
books Is said to be a favorite pastime
with many of these identified proni-
nently with the screen, who might not
unjustly, or at least not unreasonably,
be suspected of never having seen In
side the covers of any but pocket
book.
Lowell Sherman, it is said, Is the
possessor of an imposing library. SO,
too, are Eric Won Stroheim and his
friend, Jean Hersholt, the last named
having q veritable passion for first edi-
tons, for which Won Stroheim is said
often to chide him with the good ma
tured observation that "a books book,
whether it is a first or a last edition,
and, after all, it's the contents that
count"
Douglas Fairbanks has a magnificent
library, and one with the added virtue
OF being filled with well thumbed and
frequently marked books, which show
that he has read them. So, too, have
Charlie Chaplin, Cecil de Mile and
don't gaSp-Jack Gilbert, while among
the conspicuous collectors of books may
be mentioned Joseph Won Sternberg and
Evelyn Brent. There are others, of
course, many, many others. But they
are not as conspicuously outstanding
for their literary hunger as for the
green leaves that are emitted from
Uncle Sans Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing, where the money Of the Ma
ton Is printed
All Of which seems to indicate clearly
and Enthusiastically that one Of the IA
nous three RS, reading. to be exact,
is a Self-imposed pleasure Of many
whom the public mind has always as
ISOLATED with the temperamental whoo-
pee -makers of celluloid pictures that
sing, talk and make all sorts Of noises
accounted a bane of him who loves to
read q good book.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-29
Laemnle's New Idea.

All studio contract directors and asso-
ciate producers will judge the results
and in June, at the completion of the
college semester, those adjudged the
best in the screen tests will be brought
back to the studios, given contracts and
assigned to small parts in current pro-
auctions.
Between pictures the new players will
be given a course Of instruction which
will include dramatic reading, lessons
in voice placement, spacing and every
phase of acting. To give the "appren-
tees" the value of various techniques, a
dozen Universal directors will assist In
the instruction.
Mr.. Laemmle, jr., plans to conduct
the education of the collegians in the
art Of the screen in such q way that
they will be kept constantly busy at the
studio. They will be given individual as
well as group instruction and their daily
curriculum viii include periods in the
sound-recording and Photographic de-
partments as well as in the school of
dramaticg,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-29
Constance Bennett's
New One.

"RORN TO LOVE" will be the re-
lease title Of Constance Benefits
new picture, based on an Ernest Pascal
story, according to an announcement
from the New York Offices Of R-K-O
Stein, its working title was Lost Love. "
In the cast with Miss Bennett are
Joel McCrea, Anthony Bushell Paul
Cavansgh, Frederick Kerr and Louise
Closer Hale. Horace jackson, who
wrote the script for Holiday" of which
Ann Harding was the star, also adapted
Born to Love-"
Under Miss BENEFITS new R-K-O
Pathe contract she is to appear ex-
clusively in pictures for that company
starting Immediately in The Common
Law"