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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-27
Lew and LOLA.
ARE MARRIED.
ON HONEYMOON

LAS VEGAS. New. Sept. a.
When Lew Ayres and Lola Lane,
prominent young film players. slip
ped out Of ---llywood in the dead
81 night to come here to be mar
ried. they eluded almost everyone.
But the writer saw them drive
into this city and head hurriedly
TO Judge william Il. Orr's cham
bers. They we're dressed in old
clothes to escape detection.
lie Roy Mason, former film actor
and husband OF Rita Carewe, who
u now managing Edwin Carewe's
ranch here. and the writer walked
IN Just as Judge Orr was about to
commence the ceremony.
Ayres and Miss Lane (now Mrs.
Ayres) we're so startled they could
not speak. Finally Lola blurted:
"Oh, you.... OF all the people
In the world . :"
Bat Lew and Lola asked. the.
wrioEr to act as best man. and
Mason to be secondary witness.
After the ceremony they posed for
this picture exclusively for NEA
Service and The Herald and then
left for q honeymoon In Canada.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-27
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Office OF the collector OF Gus
toms, port Of Brownsville. Texas.
Sept. III. 1891. Notice Is hereby
given that on Sept: 10. 1891, there
was seized near Los Indios, Texas,
from Thomas Woodson, ct al, for
VIC ton OF Sec. 593s Tariff Acl
1880 and 3062 r. s., one Stude-
baker Sedan. motor No. EQ422,
Serial No. 3l20228. Any one claim
ing the above described automobile
will file claim with me within
twenty GOD days from the date of
this notice: otherwise / will sell
the automobile at public auction
at the u. S. customhouse. Browns
vile. Texas. on Friday, october 2.
1881. at 10 o'clock a. m. VIM.
Neale. Dy. Collector.
9-13-20-27-3t-4156
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Employment


GOOD BARRIER wanted. young
man preferred. r. n. Fitzgerald,
Fnarr. sal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-27

al Real Est. Loans
FIVE YEAR straight loans on
improved irrigated farms In culti-
vation In Hidalgo and Cameron
counties. Refinance vendors lien
Watts a. watts. Phone q Donna,
Texas. R239
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-27

ELIzABETH. Corner, 70 n. good
house, Z conservative investment.
Price $500. Terms.
LOS EBANO9. Attractive stx-
room bungalow. We'll construct
Cd. Can ~ purchased On very
moderate terms
LOS EBANo9. Most beautiful
corner lot, exceptionally large
Must be sold for cash 90 enc
half original cost.
5 ACRES. Bearing orchard. good
home AL improvements closa 10
18th 8t. Price 5000. Terms-
45 ACRES. Excellent vegetable
land, close to pavement. e70o Per
acre. Terms.
5 ACRES. Good farm land. Close
In off Southwest road. oll00
with one half cash.
10 ACRES. On the Boca ChIca
Hgwy. Near airport. Good locA-
ton for filling station. Price
$3.50 with one half cash.
50 ACRES. Within three miles
OF post office. One half mile
frontage on concrete highway.
One third In bearing orchard.
ideal for subdivision WIN I'LL
all or part. $500 per acre.
ACREAGE
WHOLESALE
40 acres or any part. Military
Highway ............ 500 acre
900 acres near Los
1900 acres near Los
rrc&uo3 .......s...s.s vlu0 n6f0
lao acres near Los
rrcdn0S ...........s. \ o0 aero
500 acres ear
Brownsville .~.......... ol50 acre
100 acres near
BROWNSVILLE .....-...... 800 acre
200 acres on Pavement. = - acre
1000 acres Citrus land on
pavement .-........... ID acre
We operate on commission basis
only. Can deliver any OF above
properties. All are properly priced.
THOMAS HOMER 4 CO..
- REALTORS -
Phone 1T a
Travellers Hotel Bldg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-27

FOR SALE or trade for light farm
tools: magnolia figs. two year
roots: and marElobe tomato plants.
Cannon, Olmito. Texas S195
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-27

Rep. NJ. H. Dowell. Luling, APP
peared in the legislative halls
dressed in a cotton suit. ~. One
that looked just as nifty as those
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-27

THE WINONA COMPANY
want statesmen : saleswomen for
sport dresses. sweaters. hosiery.
lingerie In Brownsville Harlingen
and McAllen. Complete Les. liberal
commissions. permanent position
Call on Mr.. Fine. sales Manager,
Moore Hotel, Harlingen. 6225
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Rentals

s. Apartments
APARTMENTS. upstairs Conven-
fences Private bath. garage. 1917
Madison Qlsl
FURNISHED APARTMENT. Phone
1854 after 4 o'clock. S199
FITCH APARTMENTS, new. mod
ern. $1,000 and up. Phone $50. S83
NICELY FURNISHED modern
duplex apartment, r~efin.shed. 736
Palm Blvd. Phone SAT. r. l. Stell.
l241 Elizabeth st. S2O7
JUNCO APARTMENrS-rea1tiful
ly furnished. Modern In every
respect; gas. water. lights. frigidaire.
Reasonable. Phone 436- 1149 s. z.
Washington. R-106
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A|RPLANES ROAR|NG OVERHEAD NUISANCE
 AND DANGEROUS
PRESIDENT IRATE AT NOISE. DANGER PUBLIC, AT CER-
 EMONIES

From the Presidents special train, June IT, R-An order from President Hoover to banish air. planes from the vicinity of the crowds, was put into immediate effect.
 Secretary Lamont joined the Presidential special for the Col umbus ride to Springfield for re- dedication of the Tomb of Lincoln.
 The President became rate by the roar of the airplanes during the exercises at the Harding Memorial which noise was still ringing in his ears and his order went forth quickly.
 So insistent was the President that the crowd in the open be pro tected from airplanes and made 1t clear if the law now did not control such situations, he would urge the next Congress to take action.
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SEATTLE HAl|bU1ERs
 WILL CONTINUE CARRY
 ON FISHING, PRESENT

SEATTLE, June IT, R-Six halibut vessels with 5000 pounds of medium fish and 37,560 small and large, sold their cargoes for Sc to 15c.
 Halibut fares for the season to- tai 3,911,70O pounds as against 4,478,875 for the same period last year
 Prices last year averaged l0c and 13c. This year, Sc and lie.
 Seattle boat owners said they did not see their way clear at this time to tie up their vessels, as in Prince Rupert. They assert they are delivering sufficient fish to supply the North Pacific coast needs.
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MEMORY 0F LINCOLN H0NOREO BY HOOVER
 REDED|CAT|0N TOMB

SPRINGFIELD, June IT, P- Honoring, and in loving memory of Abraham Lincoln at the Eman- cipator's Tomb, and in the very room in which Lincoln received word of his nomination. in 1860, President Hoover paid tribute and dedicated the reconstructed Tomb.
 The first was dedicated by President Grant. Seventy-f u r thousand flocked to the Oakridge Cemetery to view the impressive ness of the huge sculptured head of Lincoln over the entrance way, the only outwardly change in the Tomb.
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NAVY SHELL CREW
 WINS SENSATIONAL
 RACE IN THE EAST
WASHINGTON LED FIELD UNTIL HALF A MILE FROM THE
 INISH LINE

POUGHKEEPSIE, June IT. (P)- Beaten in every short-distant race rowed earlier in the season, the Navy, a rank outsider, raced i'll a rainstorm and much to the sur prise of all, to vistory.
 The new stroke, R. P. Hunter, set up pace which beat Cornell one and one-half length, Washing ton nearly two lengths. The rest of the crews were scattered and badly beaten.
 Washington led for the first three miles of the four. (correct) and was three and one-half lengths ahead and did not yield 70 the Navy's spurt until one-half mile from the finish.
 Times-Navy 18 minutes, 54.1 seconds; Cornell 18 minutes and 59 seconds; Washington 19 min utes and 193 seconds; California 19, 11.4; Syracuse 19, Pennsylvania 19, BOA; Columbia 19, 34; WiScon- sin 19, 36; Massachusetts Tech 19, STA.
 Syracuse junior varsity won the [nree mile race a length ahead of California.
 Washington freshmen led all the way in the two mile race and finished more than length in front of Cornell.
 One hundred thousand saw the races.
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OFFICIALS PLEASED WITH VICTORY OVER
 CH|cAG0 AL CAP0NE

WASHINGTON, June IT, R- Spurred by victory over Al Capone, Federal officials indicated defi- nitely that they looked toward New York as the next major .ob- jective in their drive against crime higher-upS.
 The Justice Department gave out word that the federals were already engaged in quiet inves- tigation of Treasury and Prohibi- tion forces and that they have been ordered to New York where they will concentrate on the brains behind prohibition law violators.
 Similar activities at Detroit, Philadelphia, Cleveland and St.. Louis will also draw federal at tention.
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ND CLEMENCY FOR
 HENRY FALL, THOUGHT

WASHINGTON, June IT, (P- President Hoover's remarks at Marion, Ohio yesterday are taken to mean that there is no hope of Executive clemency for Henry Fall, although the President mentioned no names.
 He said that the men who be- trayed President Harding also be- trayed, according to the courts, the country. They committed crimes for which punishment can never atone"
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CAPONE PLEADS GUILTY
 MAY GET 34 YEARS

CHICAGO, June IT, P)- Al Capone, little Brooklyn hoodlum, who came to Chicago which he made bad, is going to prison be- cause. he peddled beer and didn't pay any income tax.
 He pleaded guilty yesterday and will be sentenced June 30.
 The maximum sentence is 34 years and $9O,OOO fine and it is possible he may get both.
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DEMAND FOUR PER CENT

WASHINGTON, June Is, (P)- Demands of the anti-prohibition ists for the restoration of four per cent beer as means of relieving unemployment and providing taxes for federal revenue were carried direct to President Hoover by Re- presentative Dyer. Republican of Missouri.
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17th HOME-RUN SEASON

ST. LOUIS, June IT, F-AU scoring home-runs were Klien of the Phillies who hit his 17th of the season, the swat coming in the first inning. Watkins and Frisch of the Cardinals hit hom- CTS in the 9th. Grimes of the Car dinals allowed three hits in the eight innings and Stout one in the 9th. Benge, of the Phillies allowed five hits.
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COL. OLMSTEAD RETURNING

Col. Dawson Olmstead, head Of the Washington-AlaSka Military Cable and Telegraph System, re- turns to Seward Thursday from Anchorage and while awaiting the arrival in port of the Cableship Dellwood, vii probably take time off to visit Russian River with To- cal Izaak Waltons. The DellWood is expected to arrive from Seattle June 21, Sunday.
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ECONOMIC INSANITY

GETTYSBURG, Pa, June IT, (P) Wage cutting and price slashing were denounced as forms of econ omic insanity" by Senator James J. Davis, speaking at the Gettys- burg College commencement exer- cises. Davis said overproduction was a major cause of present econ- omic difficulties and ills.
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DRIVER IN BAD

LOS ANGELES, June 16. (P) IT Earl Tennler, driver, reported to the police that three men kidnap- ped him. Two of the men drove him around for several hours while the third drove off with his tank truck and trailer containing 5000 gallons of gasoline.
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BASEBALL SCORES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York 6, Cincinnati 1. Chicago 8, Boston 2. St. Louis 2, Phillies l. Brooklyn at PittSburg, rain.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington II, St. Louis 10. Chicago at Boston, rain. Cleveland at Philadelphia, rain. Detroit at New York, rain.
 PACIFIC COAST Night games Sacramento at Portland, rain. Hollywood 3, Missions 2. Seattle 10, Oakland 2. San Francisco g, Los Angeles 5.
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The marriage of Miss Francis Mosford of Monroe, Wash, and a former high school teacher in the Seward Schools to MT. George Camel, of Quinloch, Wash, on July 2, is announced in a letter received by Mrs. Ed. A. Crawford. They will make their home in Monroe.
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ATHEISM CHURCH

MOSCOW, June IT, (P)-Athe- ism will have it's own church and shrine soon if plans of the goddess society are fulfilled According to the latest scheme a great central house of atheism is to be built here in 1882
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GIRLS BODY FOUND

LIMA, Ohio, June 16. P - Weighted down with 30 pounds of rocks, the body of Thelma Woods, r years old who had been miss ing since May 30, was found at the bottom of gravel pit near nsre.
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GET FRESH AIR ANYHOW

PITTSBURGH, June 16. (P) - While state authorities and mine officials continued their efforts to bring about a settlement, strikers picketed mines of western Penn sylvania coal fields and help open air meetings in an effort to gain their points.
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PRINCE RUPERT HALIBUT
 PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., June IT, (P)-Eighty-one thousand pounds of American halibut sold for sc to 1Oc; Canadian, 4c to Sc.
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TELEGRAPH BREWT!ES
JUST ABOUT RIGHT

WASHINGTON, June Is, (P)- The w. c. T. U. says that every resident in a dozen states and the District of Columbia would have to drink two and one half gallons of beer per day next year to raise billion dollars through taxes, as the 'Congressional beer block declares.
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ELIMINATE CHURCH

VERA CRUZ, Mexico, June IT, P-The virtual elimination of the Catholic church in the State of Vera Cruz was foreshadowed in a bill passed by the legislature limiting the number of priests to one for every 100000 inhabitants.
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PRODUCES RUBBER

FORT MYERS, Fla, June F. (P} A. Edison has produced rubber from the Golden Rod by 9 chemical distillation and has found it suitable for commercial use. The aged inventor revealed this as he boarded a train for Orange, N. J., to spend the sum- mer.
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ORGANIZE DEER COUNCIL

FAIRBANKS, June IT, (R-Gov- ernor Parks and Charles Hawkes. worth, acting chief of the Alaska division of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, left by plane for Nome where he will organize the rein deer council as recommended by Secretary Wilbur's committee. He returns here in about 2 week.
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LEAKING GAS MAIN

LONDON, June IT, R--A leak ing gas main, resulting from earth shocks, caused police to throw a cordon around St. Pauls Cathe- dral. Workers in nearby buildings were cautioned not to smoke.
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NOT THE PRINCEl

LONDON, June IT, R-Lord L. Mountbetton was slightly injured when his pony threw him during a polo match. Former King AL fonso of Spain was one of those who helped carry King Georges cousin to the dressing room.
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ROME TO LONDON-1 DAY

PARIS, June r, R-Captain Frank Hawkes., American speed flier, arrived here after a 25-min- ute flight from Turin. At the conclusion of this trip he plans to return to London and attempt Rome-to-London flight in one day.
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WILD WEST DAYS

SHAMROCK, Texas, June IT, (P Going back to wild-west days here, six bandits held up a New York to Los Angeles bus and robbed passengers of all their money, jewelry and watches. The cash amounted to $658.
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ROYAL COUPLE HOME

TOKYO, June 16. (F) - Prince Takamatsu, and his bride arrived home at the conclusion of world tour on which they visited the United States. They were welcomed by immense crowds.
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WILL MARRY SOON

NEW YORK, June 16. (P1 Miss Bettie Powell, dughter of Colonel E. Alexander Powell, world famous traveller, is to marry the Hon. John Rose Monson, son of Lord and Lady Monson of England, it was learn ed.
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10000 SOLDIERS DISPOSED OF

10000 SOLDIERS DISPOSED OF
 SHANGHAI, June 16. (P) = The Nationalist government admitted that 10000 soldiers either had beer slaughtered or otherwise disposed of by communist bandits in Kiangsi Hunen, and Northern Fukien pro- vinces. All semblance of order ia these provinces has disappeared, it was also admitted.
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FLOODS CAUSE DEATHS
 SIDNEY, Australia, June IT, P) Heavy floods caused by rains are responsible for three deaths and much property damage. Commun- ications were interrupted on the lower Murray River basin.
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PLANE CRASH FATAL

TOLEDO, Ohio, June IT, (P- Two Chicago men were killed and another injured severely when a large monoplane crashed one mile from Toledo. The cause of the accident is not known.
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PROSED BAR FISHERMEN

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., June IT, (R)-A tie-up of 40 days bet ween selling each American catch and return of the same boat, is proposed in ruling requested of the government by Canadian hal ibut fishermen in an effort to obtain better prices. This proposal would mean temporary barring the port to American fishermen.
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TELEGRAPH BREW7|ES
80-YEAR-OLD COOK

NORTHPORT, June IT. R-On his 90th birthday, John Mellen, celebrated by inviting six to 8 dinner which he prepared himself His wife was blind.
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GUARDSMEN WOUNDED

MANAGUA, June IT, (P)-Four National Guardsmen were wound ed, three critically, in a clash with bandits at Jacura.
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HAS SENATOR'S ENDORSEMENT

HAS SENATOR'S ENDORSEMENT
 NEW YORK, June 16. (P) - Will liam Randolph Hearst, who is cam paigning for a s5,OOO,0o prosperity loan, received the indorsement of Senator George W. Norris of Neb- raska.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-29
How To Win

Placed in the advertisements this page letters of
the alphabet enclosed in boxes. These letters when
properly arranged will spell the title name of one
of the Janet Gavnor former screen successes.
When you have arranged these letters to spell the
title name then write short essay of not more than
fifty words on 'WHY ENJOY A JANET GAYNOR-
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Editor at The Indianapolis Times.
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Winners names will be announced on The Times Want
Ad page Tuesday evening, Sept 1, 1881.
Entries received at The Times office after p m. Mon
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sion of the judges will be final.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22

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