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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE

THURSDAYS Results
Cleveland 4. Detroit 3.
Chicago 7. St. Jor s
Washington Is. Boston Il
New York 5, Philadelphia 8
Fridays Games
No games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee ST., Indianapolis 3-3
St. Paul 8. Toledo 5.
Kansas City 3. Louisville 9
Minneapolis 10, Columbus 4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
The
Sports
Spade
~ Hal EUSTACE
!

RISS HOOGERHYDE, national
archery champion, planted the
SEEDS OF an ancient sport here last
winter. Through his enthusiasm
anu personal instruction, Hooger-
hyoe converted a group OF Browns
vile men and boys TO the bow and
arrow. Many have Stacked off since
Hoogerhyde left to defend his
titles. but T. G. Allen, Pickles"
and Red" Clarke may be seen
almost any afternoon twanging
their arrows at a target in the
Missouri Pacific park. Red" a
slim youth, has captured nearly
all the archery titles offered in
Valley Boy Scout circles.
A GOOD GOLFER and an archer
make a strong match on a golf
course and matches between the
two r frequently arranged. In
such affairs, the archer Is gen.
orally considered in the CUP when
he places the arrow within two
feet Of the can. Pickles is anxious
TO try his skill against a good
golfer and hopes to arrange sucn
o match in the future.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
Fridays Games

Fridays Games
San Antonio ar Dallas
Beaumont ct Wichita Falls
Galveston az Shreveport.
Houston at Fl. Worth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07

THREE EYE LEAGUE
Danylie ?, Evansville ).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-07
IFAGIF

Toronto z. Jersey City i.
Rochester 4, Newark I.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
LONDON MAN
LAUDS FRUIT
Gilbert Floyd of England
Says Valley Fruit
Is Superior


SAN BENTrO EE- Z-kGAe3
grapefruit l. suDe-l0- - zrT e.
ported into England z the opiz-ol
~ Gilbert F1Fd CT Ln-dun Ehn u .
co-espo1dent q The Dallas EeEs
II q letter TO Il z Ero1 EDls-
ton and Valley engineer Eh0 El-
him some Vale Erspetrult A. p
Christmas gift Fl1Ec sac tha+ the
glzSsas u which grzpiru- Is serT-
Cd also are more easily p1Dcl-a1E
That par CT lis le1-e- - -
70 TIE 1r1I follows
Had q san Be-It0 ErEpetrE-
yesterdsy-r0- Is q SICK nan O..
as Al e1lc1re- TheT have the CT
ruS fruit 80 Eer here 1ez--c-
FIVE pits % the fruit Where re ge-
HUNDREDS and free O. l7Er TIE
mostly Ecr q brand which 7 b1LeEr
cOmes Lrom Jamaica
The grapefruit habit Is EH-t-E
firmly es-z1-E1ed 81 E-Ez-L Ven
czn n0w get the gases for LEZ
anvThEre Th=T acre z-rr-E E-
KNOW rez-E arc EE 7 car rH-
nez5er Wien rhE E-z-7 Vas &C.
a rarity TIE s1- C thru EDl
night re- from IRE czp-zlz C 3
shin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
VALLEY CITIES
In RADIO FIGHT
San Benito Radio Owners
Ask Ordinance Against
Interference

SAN BENTTO- March Tz-Seek-
ing . CITY ordnance 70 eliminate
radio interference from electrical
appliances = petition S5Zned o. 20
oczl citizens Tzs presented o.
John Bets 70 the city coz-E-
S1O1sES Z Dee-ng wednesday
n-E--
Ar- Bets. q radio cezJer- exo-zsH
ed thai n could Est a Least 500
Dcrz names II a=1esSzE
L EzS pointed OF that electrical
machines Ike x--ayS etc we're
causing unnecessary interference
Although t1e ordnance zzs M
passed WednesdzT night The com
m1sS1o1ers instructed The cs-r At
torneT @ retain a competent eIac-
Ecal engineer and x1-E OF =
system OF grounding which III
possibly b made compulsory on
ordinance
Other Valley towns are Planning
similar actions and 7roTrSvflge
commissioners hare been z71-ozrh-
ed By TzrlcaS rz6zo OEnez za1
dealers
X-rzy machines violet rar ma
Chimes and other electrical z71-s-
aneeS- when improperly grounded.
create static which in.srteres with
radio reception
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
Hdalgo Law All Wet, Say
Visitors Who Lost Wine

EDISBTRG. Ezrca II To
UOl2SE p-0Clce MI O ROB-
soTn think Hl1z-Eo co-r-F-s In
enforcement officers. barring z1-e
are a. vel and tney don't zez1
MAYBE Ard WIEN they =az- Ee-
they mean SOFT. ugly. mean C0s.
straight zcec- and al TIE rze
polite terms they might think O.
and WY 1Os2
Weren't they having q grand
tine riding round ard ro--r and
hitler and tE1-1e- ard roz z5ou-
the campus .. the Mercedes sczoc-s
wednesday afternoon = . a-zn
powered eight cylinder car. taxing
ITO pOE--E-- WeS1zco 1r5cro
ne- with then scT -hs -1de2
Ard the z1Tlr1 had 70 SOD -1e-
JOIN Pace a=5g-z-1 oE-loe-
happened along and hated 1s-
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them 70 task rz-ae- severely tor
having sEEE-z- bottles o Ezcc--
s1-ed caa-Eg-H aid z-1z-T
Tzs u-1-szEe en-r-1 = tzze
every 60--e z~zT from -zez
And EE2~ wasn't al
They made . Tying TIP coz1 C
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
DOCKET MOVED
UP TO MONDAY
Grand Jury to Make Final
Reports Here On
Friday

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CRY.
BON o. t1ese cases are s-1ed1ed
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

RIO R5co. aid ze-e q - -
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bed then t1- s1-e-a-E EzrF
1ez-T c1cz- k-1E q care 5
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EdE-z5-y- z-z 5e1o-e -eT E8eE
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Mzzz1z- deputy k-er-1 arrived
and -oox then 115e- lis -z EE
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TIE 6-ve- pzz = 15e = JzE1re
OF TIE Peace 2 ID Cg-bE cDE-
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and ne E-e Ezs EEx1--= 90
boo $50 and coE-E
Ard re Tex-zco trss1cs --eT zz1
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c0z- II Z<-cH6eE- s1cn-czE .
Nzlz1zl wn0 Rad q -EkI11-e
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
TALKS, FREED
FROM CONTEMPT
Dallas Reporter Released
From Jail By Judge
This Morning

DALLAS. Mar Il P-EtdF
Barr reporter for the Dallas D@-
patch HLkd yesterday for cu1reup-
today tod judge Grover Adams that
S0-Izz Register II assistant II rhe
oEscS = Dz-rE Ar-or7ey WT-zu
McCrzT- frs told him q the Kill
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the Ez11 10y EEez-z-sz zl =
EzS rs cl<S-z1n E-cn resulted -
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kzSs EOz al and 7ezzsz C :
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before ~ --z-G -
ReTaT ce-sec E1T-Z Barr ire II
f1-n-E1 MuC-zr instructed III
e APPEAR before fhe E-z1c ny.
REz<-E tod reE<pz1@ Eez rzz-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
Commission Chairman
Says Holds Comfort
For Ants
SURPRISED
That Vets Should Have
Criticised Report
So Severely

BOSTON March I2--Chzzr-
man WickeEzhzn Of Tire lar Il
foCCenenr cCunEg.01 todzy mt
p-eteG the Cor-risSc-'s p-onsc1-l-El
report as ho1c1rg more comfort =
the vets than 20 the 7Gz
He eZ1-eSssd Surprise thai the
most Tenenenr criticism had cone
from anl-rrch151rl1u S1--css a.
ding ne thought tie vets xo-6
from the report and the Sepz-z-E
statements CT TIE commissioners A.
tached 10 L than rhe -6ys
The Z-Fear-CE commission -1z1r-
man included this statement II !
luncheon address before the Boston
Chamber Of C1nzE-rH-
Hitting Ou1 a. Ez--0-s Criticisms
OF the prohibition repo-- W1rksr-
sham asserted i vas untrue -asI
lie commissions conclusions anE r.
commentators we're utterly IL Ia
rznce With the report
he ce14d fatty statements that
the dry kE study had cost s51EI1.
Or -upEzzos o. $ a word The teal
amount e--ended uDCn III H. said
was S5Z5E55 addition oF oTs-hezs
Epenses leaving the co- beioE
Sl00!N1-
Drys Are Friendly
The rIme spent upon II ne ssi5.
has left Is with too sho-- . pari1l
N Ehirh n co-DIeta WITH salts
tCo1t1nEed CT page 2
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

Brownsville this morning pri0z 10
a tour O. the VALLEY.
Its % darn BIZ. this state VI
yours and 50 wonderful 10 matter
what section To1 E-z1L
Probably il would better serve
the interests OF the state zers II 70
b. broken ID into FIVE se1z-a-e
states but y01E state pride E1l-c
never permit that
There = more state ua-r5rrzz-
today than any o-he- kind arr
way Let a nan from limos E-p
up III a NeE YorE night cub and
sound The raLyEg cry to- rs safe
and Immediately chEE-S VII - -
frcn al parts O. t1s rUol
If somebody were 20 I'm In
and FeL- ArsrlczE tins - e.
e-TocCv would Ec-cE Tze- wzr
had been declared and z-zz-
when
S1cE TLSz--z Teas : CAR II
cEz-zz6 Tay the s-z-a 8 -zE-E
he Ezc = sEzs1- d1TEs11zE
You have 20 have zz-zx 20 ~
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eE1hEz
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the 1czI z-po-
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NED 5zE 70 Is r5s-1E 1E STATE "a
rs0z1 ueczz - SzzUL-
A--E CANE - Ner Tc-k Ear-s FEz-E
pas
1ozE ErU-16 II and saw
thai t1s Ee- T1o we're dr-z TIE
tCo-lzzac O. pare 2
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
New Industry Opened
Now In Brownsville

A EeE and UE1zI DcZst- has
opersC Z B-oE-sE--e and =
DOxn Is rhs VALLEY Cn5k Drinks
Company. 6S W Ezz5e-h II =
operated u = I Ho-lz--
Tie company u1IeS and c-
tributes Various 6-lnE. i1ciuG-z
roos 5eeT- SPECIAL stands are fE-
nE1ec dealers ard agents =1o
I'll serve the iced drinks L GAS
G.
I; Is for stores which DO not co.,
tam fountains
TIE factory Is already r. oCe--
alton s-6 eight pe-zo1< have beer
employed II = h1pe6 That ex1zn-
SOn I'll enable = larger number
O. bczl workers 20 BE- e-l-cyec
during the sumner months
The Company VII ope-z-e II tze
vzlleT- and serve the entire tern
scErh C Sd AI-1ro s-d A--
Eoz
II a6d1-l0n 10 cod drinks ctz-E-
g water s sod
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
CAPONE CLUB
RAIDED TODAY

CHICAGO Ez-rz L--FaZ-
e-z- r--l- 49, carr -aZET
z5E- - C---Z 60 &C Z
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cz-e- 1E E-z-TEE -1rrle= - -
gIC1 TO ER- Tie sac 80 - E-E-
20 C1-zZ -e1C-cy -E "a IL z5eI
ZEE-r- - 10 l-l-- --E-tlr
TEe -EE ISL EEs ne -1s1U ~
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L-11z c.11u
Tins --z-E E1- Led r. su-a1 CT
fe1e-z1 C1ne-E RIO -le r1 TIE
rEpU-a1 11eT 10Z1c 2 Ezl orr
EEE TIE E5r-ls girls ant 1rrnEE-
Ez scattered DTE TIE rlzh TIE
E3ess Tu-p-lE hrlke . AzE dozer
bottles &C lg-r nz -1f Tor. b--
there vas 70 U1e- cu-EEon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
Many Drowned When
Steamer Blows Up

SHANGHAI MErrh = p
TED hundred prHu<E Mrrf Ef#F~
o-oE1ec W1eL Ehn heavily l141nr
C1i1ezt p26@lFe EesnG - c.
beE - ard EG-k - -he ERnEzHn
-zE Er
hEC-T the 30 MEfrE ADa4Fc
TIE Ee5ze- Ee-e u kIHErRr rHHAE
settlers mo Eere zz01EsE - nase
thrown TIER cigarette Eruthm LEO
TIE cargo WEarr VA pTlCZ-F
cC--uG
IT R-mE-- fnHirwm- MEwmr ME
Fire t1 tle Lcf No. Ivy ta14e E
e EL -TrN- UG Ele 500
where u rEE<n4R rr-wr wmE Hlm
% pL - o tew EzrT1FuEA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

AAAArA&A CITY &
Z4-M
EAW 1Hw M
mt@ r1 r 3
EMIl M
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MAE@ MNN N
l@ 81 m
IrM&FMmMM NA-lHmw M
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
Salazar Goes to Pen
For Staying Sister
With Iron
RABACO JURY
Was Still Hung At Noon
Thursday In Cockfight
Murder Case

GulIIerno Szlzzz-- San BenIto
youth Ezs sen-s1ced 10 IS years
= the penitentizT for the MURDER
Of MS S1S-eT. Clp-lznz Szlzzzr. o.
. TT n the criminal dLs1r1C-
cour- here We5res1zE afternoon
SaIzzzr. through his zrtorrex
pleaded guilty NTH the understand
ing thai 1E vas 70 receive 10
more than - years II the penisen-
rizy-
Ihs states CHEZ Eez7on Ezs :
confession detained O. me shs-11Ts
department shortly after ms AZ
ret
TIE confession tod q hS gong
70 MS sisters hone a. night kill
ing her with q heavy r0n and q
knife and th-CxIng the BODY into
Al OuEhoCse The Eonzns small
SCI EaS II the hone e. TIE tine
@ the killing. sleeping II Al sc-
joining r0on Szlzzzr said II the
confession that ne killed us sister
because O. improper conduct O.
her part
The defense zr-enped 70 SnOz
that the confession EzS obtained
uncE- cureSS and force Defense
counsel a-so capitalized On The mo-
tive Szlzzar x forth II MS con-
lesson An attempG was also start
ed 70 show that SGLzZzr vas IL
sane but Geo WeS-e-Telr refused
TO allow this aS the plea OF guilty
had already been entered He gave
defense the option Of Withdrawing
It's plea OF guilty II i wished 70
continue On the insanity phase OF
the case ThS option was no
taken
The courthouse remained mack
tCc-rI1Ied On Page SeEenJ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
WHERE MEN ARE
MEN AND WOMEN
:
ARE THE RULERS

HUMPHREY ARK Marc e.
E-Ul-ess re mere mcl g EgG
plrFT l4pzT Ig-r daring -lAE l
nos u es46elce the tnsu al s1g-
t1E Te-r-E l 1m-lE ll1E tE
feminine -l-EE
fclTl-e recently eieEtcd mani
ElRl officers from mayer tn maj
snail anc E1W TIE cElczs he-t lA
nominated q sale uf pl1r a-
wants E1mpCsHl F---rHF E. w--lEE
EEUulrer Eurp. ea1- Er
Arr n alG W1e rhEze IA E @
Tor masculine lsnrWr-E r1 NEE
there e 10 indication tkzf -le us-
p0-Z--w I'LL - used
III both EeLTlle ard E-=F
thf Womens EgEal Is c-fa1 Isl
tine tCH-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
Irwin, on Visit To
Valley, Lauds State Pride

We came 70 spend tE0 days IL
Texas have been here tao weeks
and don't want 10 ever Leave
Thus Gid Wallace IrxIn- author
Of the Letters Of q japanese
SchoOIboE describe briefly and
pIfhlly his impressions OF the Lone
Star State while oreakfzStirz N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
Man In Custody
After Shooting

LITTLE ROCK ARK Ma T. =.
Z. NcCzR representative
from Barter county IL the Arkzn-
ss safe legislature. Ezs EE,or ard
S-5cSy wounded b . bu-IE-
which passed through -he door Ct
Re h--zl r--- cav t-1zv- = q
LDczG Al A-zz-z- Ca trzrs-
ing ale=nz1 waS taken tn-o cl-
toty AFTER The shooting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
Shades of
Buffalo Bill

FARGO. ~ D Mar u p
H0E TIE mighty hath fallen
FD q ing tire II hz< been
known that c-Ee-xIfScz1so1 Of
Ocps and other fzCrc-S hare ben
fO-Crz the coE5oE 70 make ms
zS sand II the bad lands. bu1
10 one has ever thought ne would
Be called Uro1 20 fl q Request
Ike the o7e q EoEz- made In q
Tzr--ad II z forth Dakota rPES-
paper L read
-Kzn-A6-A good roEbor 70
herd turkeys
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

VALLEY FARMERS hare beer
Do-- -5e wz-E . tro- b-re-
hans ard -c-z-o@ zr1 pczsioes
dur TIE pas fer Cz-E- aid =
roE EoEs IS Z ~ EzE S1e q r5s
E-zckEn c1E vi be saved y Szch
zc-l1l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

WONDER WHATS become C al
TIE agitation = EzTo- Of . Vz-leE
chzrber q co--ercesSTts been
EP-S-zf zc--Es s-ce = rs- rail-
road Tzs ELr 1r-o IRE T~zLev
Ard SER Z ulLz1n dear h11el Tzs
built u - c--yO- since q reE
COUNTY @ state wS formed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

O-e ting cs--z-- t1s-e =
er0Czh prospective cash u the Ear
re- head = E-gh- 10 SEca rE~k
c-ors rnz- cz1 be carried through
70 maturity 70 EzTz1- the taxing
CT arr steps Ehch bod GU the
EaE II q hrn~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

We @zEzre tzz1 eCZz-1-s III
c. ale 80 SIT ID sg-e real Ire
arms q rE= -gpCSz-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

Can Z - pozzible fhzt GU Valley
sczznx z-E Gzznz 1her rose for
neEx- c. = Their inventive Esn-1s
C Z z-1-r Tzrzts-r-r z-s theT g
bz<y chz1zE-zz EEz- really Ez5-
pens that they AEse not t11e fcE
Ezch ce-iSErfE pastzzeSs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

The mere fact that ne< indus
tres = daily coming 70 every CITY
II rhe VALLEY Is eT16encE enough
that TIE De1 Dznzg-1g thee n
d1z-rlS &c = prospective profit.
And Ee al know that 4 profit can
not cone from any community Tot
financially prosperous
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

COMMUNICATING the name o.
the late Fred C BoC-h o. engrzsI1g
y q oZe @ the san Be1tfo pu53c
schools I'll serve 70 remind count
f@S hundreds @ Z1ooI children q.
TIE present. and future O. the lie
OF that man who did 50 nurh for
the public school system O. the Re
za Cry and Eho eft his imprint
On ever p1zse @ Ihe civic life O.
that CITY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

WAY Up N CASPER. Wyoming
there Is q newspaper that knows
hoE TO get bushes In = recent
issue @ TIE Casper Tribune Herald
the paper Itself advertised the free
gift Or three BIG. JUICY. TEXAS
GRAPEFRUIT with each want sd
placed IL the Sunday edition
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

Let's have more Of Ou schools
and other buildings named for Val
EE men ard women
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

The naming o. schools. PARIS and
other public places after Valley
men Who have gone ahead s : moS-
pzex0-thy idea and one xhlcn
should endezr Itself q the public
authorities oE our city school ard
county entities N years 20 cone
our residents vii Be abe 70 read
and learn their CIVIC ard Valley
history from OIr public buildings
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

Wager you that every a T0-
nan and child reader or the TrIb-
une-Herzd who had eve tasted
Texas grapefruit paced said want
I'd. and probably placed tEo OF
fnrea want aCS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

Ire pan has Is zdvzz-zEES IN
l1-1-al-E . ElE1 Sc1GoL supported
~ r6e entire ccE--v =u11 - abe
C czEe- Z greatly b-0zcszsd cE-
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H---zs-- than r1E S1ICS q &T-
EzI @E C-S-E-S C1-1 afford
a z1-S ccz1EEe -ezC1-E staff
rr-d - MAINTAINED and Er-E a.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

Industries are Coming 20 the Va
e. Is Te gr0Z and IS OI grCEth
MAKES The establishment q these
industries profitable We Cannot
expect. O 4 ne CO expect ne are
opel 70 d1zppOnt-erL any nlzn c.
any company % enter D-SL1eE
w1e-e r. cannot SEE > Pru1I-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

As - understand tie proposal
-ne children would attend TT
En0oE or theI- respective districts
through the eighth grade a usual
taxing rheE Z<- four years = the
carScl6z-eG high SC11o-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

a $4,000 HIGH SCHOOL which
children q Z school district n
wLl1CT county would attend : the
1s-eSt project advanced along eel
C-o1zI INES n tire VALLEY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12

A paper that kn0zS 4 good thing
unCou5-edIy has readers who kn0T
. good thing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-12
IN OUR
VALLEY

HAJSMAS BROS CT LAREDO
-ez- pzckerS E5o have 6o1s znc
are Sill Gong clSl-ESs = It Va
Ey- pan 70 DO Srll more bE1neSs
u TINS Eec-1o1- 80 Wines [he AT
r~o--CEIe1- Ef1e yesterday that
this vel Known firm ZO1G eszzo-
hsh . packing pant = B-oE1-
vile
The Washington times., 1931-06-03
THE PENALTY
OF RAY HAIR

Gray hair-age-sl slipping. All these
unpleasant ideas seem 70 60 together.
Yet 1t is not at all necessary. Gray
Hair often comes to a young head and
people who have it are neither old nor
incapable. But, how often you. hear
people say, why, she has gray hair !!
and-she is on the shelf.
This penalty need no longer handl'
cap thel woman who uses Cannte wa
ter. This is a clear, spring-hke water
OF wonderful properties which actual.
~ restore hair to its original girlhood
color. No complicated color plan" no
danger Of getting brunette shade when
your hair is blonde. Not only the one
kind but the one bottle Is enough. It
really Is surprising what successful
Youthifying results it gives.
Apply CanutO water yourself, In the
privacy OF your own home. Many WON.
en- in town are doing the same thing ;
they simply do not mention 1t. You
need not mention 1t either. Just buy a
bottle from any good druggist-and
get rid of the age penalty" in gray
hair. Canute Water is so safe. so scien.
tiIc and sure that your dealer knows IT
will satisfy you: il not, he will refund
your money. Sold and recommends
by Hecbt Co. Peoples Drug Stores.
Whelan Drug Stores or your own drug
gist-The Canute CO., Milwaukee Wis
The Washington times., 1931-06-03
GUINAN BOARDS
SHIP To COME
BACK HOME
Night Club Queen, Barred From
Paris, Is Returning Where
"PeopIe Are Still Human"

LIE HAVRE, France, June }
U.N.S..-"I'm going back to
New York. where people are still
human"
So said Texas Guinan. New
York night club queen, as she
bitterly turned her back today
on stern French officials and Of
fers Of marriage.
The blonde hostess, who was
given a great big hand-a bar
ring hand-by the French gov
ernment, packed her trunks and
reembarked on. the S. S. Paris
at the beheSt of immigration Of
ficials, who refused to admit her
and her troupe of chorus girls
last week because their working
contracts we're not approved.
Three Escape Guard
The entire troupe of beautiful
chorus girls, who accompanied La
Guinan, we're under heavy guard
as sailing time, drew near to pre-
vent a repetition of last nights
escapade that sent police scurry-
ing through the streets of Havre
in a frantic search for three Of
the damselS.
The three girls outwitted police
earlier in the day and escaped
through rear door of the inl-
migrants hotel at which the
party was staying.
When they returned late at
night they calmly told the BE-,
wildered officials that they had
dinner with three male friends
at another hotel.
The Washington times., 1931-06-03
COLOred Students
Present OperettG

THE Golden Trail" a Spanish
operetta, was presented by nearly
100 students of the eighth grade
and junior high school Of division
1913, at Armstrong High School
last night.
Miss Estelle Pinkney and Ernest
Amos, Of the Armstrong faculty,
directed. The settings and ef-
fects were under supervision Of
Horace Wallace and Fred Pelham.
anMrnHlaEnaEMR
The Washington times., 1931-06-03
BL0densburg Woman
Accused After Raid

Arrested in raid near Bladens-
burg, Md, last night, a woman,
giving the name of Jean Cum
mings, is in Bladensburg Jail
today under a charge of illegal
possession of liquor.
Police said four gallons of al
legged whisky and five kegs of
beer we're found. Undue festivity
had been going on in the house
for sometime, arresting officers
said.
The Washington times., 1931-06-03
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