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Beryl hesitated an instant. then
said casually. Hello. How are
you?"
Irene knew then that Beryl had
not wanted her to come home. "And
/ think" she said to herself. that
l can guess the reason"
Mama tells me you drove
Tommy to school," she remarked
sweetly and sighed. Poor Tommy.
I'm SO glad he stopped asso-
ciating with those horrid Larkin
boys"
Beryl looked ut her mother but
Mrs. Everett avoided the glance.
How Is Gaylord?" Beryl asked
Irene did not answer and Berry,
sensed tension In the atmosphere.
She looked inquiringly from n to
the other. but no n gave her any
information about Gaylord.
GUDDENLY Irene broke the
- silence by Jumping to her feet
and crying to her mother IN bro
ken accents. 81 can't 90 through Il
again. You tell herr" Then she put
a handkerchief to her face and ran
swiftly from the room.
Beryl turned back to her mother
whose expression was q mixture Of
embarrassment and dismay. Hel
stepfather too looked restless.
Beryl sat down In the chair thai
Irene had vacated. pushing the
empty plate before her aside
Her mother made a fretful move
ment. Now don't take that tone
she began. but her husband. who
had decided to enlighten Beryl. cut
her short.
Tell herI Tell herl" be ex
claimed vociferously. Let her take
Il anyway she wants TO. It's baC
enough for you to encourage TIT
little fool. but you can't expec'
everyone else to sympathize will
her. . :"
Mrs. Everett flushed angrily
Your own daughterl" she shrilleS
az him.
For heavens sake" Berry
pleaded. What Is the matter?"
"I1l tell you" her stepfather de
clared eAcitedly. That feather
Drained Irene has left her husband
That's what's the matteri"
Left him." Beryl repeated IL
credulously. What for?"
That's something she hasn'
deigned to tell U.S. Mr.. Everett
replied with an accusing look at hi
wife. -She said she couldn't tai
about It and your mother uphel
her"
"You could give her time" MIR
Everett whimpered.
"Timel I've a right 10 know
Mothers right. Dad" Beryl sal
s~oothingly. There are things 20
can't talk about"
Well" Mr. Everett blustereG
~subsiding a tribe. 4 won't have he
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dainty and refreshed I'm the we
ming while her mother grew wan
and always seemed 10 look tired.
Still she did not complain. and
Beryl could not even get her 10
leave the house for 4 ride with her
and Tommy on Sundays.
MRS. EVERETT. aware OF Cos
Iva sipy speculation concerning
Irene. was staunchly loyal TO her
favorite. Denied the round OF par
ties she had planned in honor OF
her daughter (she and Irene had
agreed II was better 10 refuse all
such invitatlonsl she was staying
stubbornly away from those who
might question her.
Beryl's attempts to make things
easier for her mother were nullified
by this attitude.
Beryl had accepted N career I'm
lieu Of love. the loss OF that career
for love. and lastly. ccntentment IN
service IN the knowledge or a
worthwhile sacrifice. What was
her voice compared TO a young
mans whole lief Now she rebelled
against seeing that sacrifice turned
to vain account
Yet II seemed this must be her
cross. Reluctant suspicion grew to
certainty. The Questionable ex-
preston In Irene's eyes when she
and Tommy first met after her re-
turn had puzzled Berry,. After three
weeks OF uncertainty the situation
was much clearer.
Irene wanted Tommy. There
could 90 no doubt or H. And Ia
q ehort while. she said, she would
be divorced from Gaylord This
news had stunned Mrs. Everett. but
IL did more TO Beryl. II sent top
ping. spinning away in shattered
bits. the radiant peace she had
found in achieving Tommy's saliva
ton IL tortured her and made
every thought m aching burden I'm
her tired mind.
She waited in an agony OF dread
for Tommy to understand as-xnGo
knew Irene would have him undtr-
stand. 60 read the welcoming smile
on Irene's lips as Irene would have
him read II. 10 realize. as Irene
would have him realize. that the
sweetness, the gentleness. that
chung about her like N soft gar
ment. was admission OF a great
mistake.
II was a lovely pose. this crushed
innocence. this abr OF gentle sorrow
nobly borne which Irene had
adopted II was impressive TO all
save Beryl who saw through IL aS
, through a pane or clear glass.
Irene knew her sister saw
through IT, She knew that Beryl
was aware or her real feelings 70
ward Tommy. She knew this. ana
she knew more-something = A
Beryl did not know.
VI Go Be Ccntinucd)
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BEGIN " II ID


DERYL BORDEN loves TOMMY
WILSON and prevents his eIopt-
ment with her haif-siSter. IRENE
EvERETf. The latter a. furious
when she falls and BeryI secures
n radio contract. BeryI tries 10
forget her hopeless love by going
TO parties with PRESTISS GAY
LORD. Irene learns Prentiss 10
rich md tries 20 win him from
ReryL
Tommy's aunt dies and he loses
both Job and money through her
husband. Tommy tells Irene and
she breaks their engagement
When prentiss asks her 90 marry
him she agrees in despair Tommy
drinks heavily aud Joins evil COM
panionk. Beryl nnds him and tries
to cheer him mp. Fearing Beryl
viii expose her deceit. Irene slips
way and marrIes PrentIss.
Berry, develops n bad throat
maIndy and "a noted specialist ad-
vjscs rest. She dis0beyn 40 hnu
Tommy and beg him 60 leave his
b0OtleEEinG gang. Her throat be-
comes worse and she In told that
hcr singing carcer ~ over. When
Tommy realizes Beryi has made
this sacrifice 10 save him he re-
forms. gets a job IN n garage and
resolves 20 take night courses In
college.
He and BeryI enjoy many ont
rnrs Together cut when irene
wires hat she In coming home
BeryI fears Tommy viii again fall
under her sisters spell.
NOW co on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXVIII
TOMMY nodded in agreement
d. "Yes." be said grimly. Il guess
she will. But she must have known
Id never amount 10 much. That
the reason she threw me over prob
ably"
Never amount 70 much?" Berry
flashed angrily. You've com'
through and that's what counts"
Tommy disagreed. You're re
sponsible for what I've done.
can't take any credit"
Berry, shook her head in denial
Don't believe that" she said carr
estly. II simply asked you to max.
good on a debt / felt you owed me
and you did II. You deserve all th
credit for that. But l hope yol
don't feel fits necessary 70 you
self-respect to have anyone's ar
prevail"
No." Tommy said slowly. Il
isn't that" Beryl. tremulous an
eager. felt hope die as her CON
panion hesitated for words.
He went on then 70 talK OF othe
things and did not mention Iren
again. Beryl could not know wha
II meant to him 10 think OF meet
ing his sweetheart as anothe
mans wife.
She worried over Tommy all III
way home. forgetting to prepar
herself for her meeting with be
sister. The family were still at III
dinner table when she arrived
Irene did not rise 70 greet hel
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Oklahoma Seed Co.
Sued For Damages

EDINBURG. June ia 5000
damage suit was filed In the S3rd
district court late yesterday after
moor by r. r. Tomlinson and 9TH
ers versus the Grahoma Growers
association Of Oklahoma City and
others. in connection with de-
handing a percent from planters
Of the Grahoma seeds.
The plaintiffs allege they have
authority TO collect n percent on
seeds used by a number OF VAL
ley people bought from this aSso-
citation, including the Delta De-
velopment Company or Elsa, r. d.
Sandlin or Mercedes. Walter Ro-
driguez or Mercedes, the Wood Bro
theirs OF San Perlita. and others.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-11
Brownsville Has:

l. A population in 1881 Of over $4,000.
2. A mean average temperature Of 70.
.. bank deposits, $1,000, 600.
L. Four railroads. seven paved highways.
s. international airport, five air lines.
y n $4,000. 900 deep water port financed.
2. The best climate, soil In the world.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-11

JUNGLE SONG
Here's TO the chigger
That isn't any bigger
Than the head Of very small pin'
But the lump that is raises
Itches like the blazes
And that's where the rub comes I'M
Jimmie flanagan.
Fred Hull reports that the Yale librarian has re-
moved Main Street from the fiction shelves and
nut It under autobiography, following Sinclair Lewiss
recent visit.
II any distinguished guest parades up Broadway
these DAYS there is a grave danger that the broker
age houses will keep the confetti and shower him Win
stock certificates.
Parking is prohibited in lower Broadway. New YORK
and for the first time IN years II is possible TO make
q tip through the Grand Canyon without a nervous
collapse. Traffic in the Wall Street district has been
feared no SO much. in fact, that four dividends can
be passed abreast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-11

EDINBURG. June 1.-THE three
men connected with the shooting
in McAllen. Monday afternoon,
were assessed fines Wednesday
morning. but were still confined In
iail Wednesday afternoon, az yet
unable to pay the fines, accorDh ns
10 Sheriff Tom Gill, who witb-F A.
Mike Manahan handled the
case.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22
NO TRACEL
FOUND
SEARCH is ON

MANILA March Il - a
search " Army and Navy had
yielded 10 trace today OF Gem w.
Brophy, Los Angeles aviator. mss
ing since ne left Macao. chirz. On
. e00-n1le fight 20 Manila three
days ago
Two Army planes which lew ever
the Bafznez Islands and the sea
north Of LuxDn n the belief lie
rzighf have landed In that vicinity.
reEErned % Manila this afrErrc1a4
ThEfe dextxcserEs zh4ea LEFT rgE1aF-
day for Prstas reef, reported fhfF
we're returning after "a frulrIrss
search Three destruyers and tEp
aircraft carriers. together with Navy
alrplznes. returned from the vctn-
fty Of Lingzyen Gulf, northern L.
x0n-
Virtually al hope had vanished
for j. A. D1ekoff. representative C
q New York business house and
William = Scott or Manila wno
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22
KILLING WAS
ACCIDENTAL,
Says JUDGE
Negroes Testimony
Branded False By
Husband

ARDMORE. Okla March HI
I1rrner County Judge Andy J.
Hzrdy weps TODAY q Re described
fruEn The witness stand n his trial
for wife murder. what ne said wzs
the accidental death O. Hrs Hzr-
CT On q hunting trip last E0Fem-
Der.
The ~ex-jurzst broke 60En as he
repeated Ms story that . snct gun
Ez2rFlarz1E - liz usrtnr car
Ezs discharged when Erk HardF,
seated at the wheel. suddenly en-
gzged the machines clutch while
hooking st q dog In the back seat.
She wzs killed instantly. he said
An Infamous falseh0od. he
cried when asked about the test
m0ny Of Mitch Lyon negro farm
G.. vino has testified he saw Hardy
shoot his 28-yezr-0ld wife IN a pc
can grove OF the Newport. Okla
neizhborhO0d
Photographs alleged1y taken from
. broken package addressed to Har-
dy It the local postoffice, which
clerks said were nude poses Of the
judge and q former Ardmore girl
were described By Hardy IS taken On
\ swimming party AZ Sulphur last
July 4 when Mrs Hardy ras pres
ent- Al three wore light gray
bathing suits" ne said. and the Pho
toGraphs were t7dfztinct
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22
GOVERNOR OF
n Y. said TO
FAVOR MAYOR
Report Current That
No Investigation
To BE Ordered

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was heliex n uarsusx umnrsnrx -
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22
ANNUAL RACE
Is WON TODAY
BYCAMBRIDCE
Contabs Win Eighth
Straight Over
Oxford

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22

night under thu nz<zs Ct Z =
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GLlzST- Operator CT TIRE hcteL He
fen from . window C = r0crn nezr
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22
CHURCH BODY
OKEHS BIRTH
CURB METHODS
Economic ConEidera-
lion In Poor Fam
iilies L. Cited

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22

Associated Press FnanxEaf Wri1er
NEW YORK. March Il ~
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end trading today In and cut
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22
DIES WHEN FALLS
FROM End STORY
OF DALLAS HOTEL

DALLAS March 1L@F-Edzzrd
J. Jsrss. .. ex-soldier and travel
ing salesman. died In q hospital
early tol&y after ne fell from o
sec0nd-story window Of a d0=r-
town hotel 70 the pavement below
Police he'd three men and three
Eur1en found 90 the hotel for In
ves1iszrtnnL Police said they deeAzr-
ed they knew nothing about the
man until they we're sxzkened "
officers after Jares wss found III
conscious II the street
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22
SABOTAGE PLOTS
GIVEN ONCE OVER
BY JUSTICE DEPT

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22
Now It's a Coffee
Selling Racket

AUSTIN, March 21-P-Atror-
hey General James v. Alfred today
warned the public 70 be On the
lookout Tor tEo young men vino.
Alfred stated = engaged Ii .
coffee selling racket
Alfred said the young nasn faced
eight criminal charges se Bas-roo
and the county there expected TO
lie 3 charges against them st
SrirhslIIe today.
Alfred stated the young men.
about : years Of sSe. posed @ COZ
Ter szleS1en. and Who offer the
pubic . splendid bargain O. selling
either three pounds CT coffee -
Os pound CT tea and throwing VI
- electric percclztnr O. d bed
xprezd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22

EDUETDH. Tex Mar. ~ R
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-22

MIAMI BEACH ia Mar Il gR
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~ u COTTON
NEW YORK, March 1f-R-
Cotton opened steady today u
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olex and maintained O fi-u under-
tone On trade buying and weekend
covering and - s6Eencs 0 more
than q very moderate amount O.
sling Tie Lag price advanced 70
liz q gan C II points from TIE
previous close and closed O. un1-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
B-MAXIE GATE LIKELY TO BE AROUND $4OO, 900
GIRL STAR Is
HURT IN CRASH
Betty Robinson, Olympic
Luminary, Injured
In Aeroplane

CHICAGO. June 29.-CP-Betty
Robinson. winner OF the 100-meter
dash for woElen in the 1928 olympic.
today lay critically injured-her
athletic career probably shattered
by an aeroplane accident.
The l9-year-old Northwestern
University student yesterday SUI
fered injuries that az first were be-
lieved To be fatal. when a plane III
which she was riding fell from
about 400 feet. The plane was pilot
ed by her cousin. Wilson Palmer.
who also was critically injured.
Miss Robinson suffered fractures
OF her left leg. left arm. right hip
and possibly a skull fracture. An
x-ray examination was TO be made
this morning 70 determine II she
had been internally injured. She
was Semi-conscious at midnight.
The accident occurred over an
abandoned airport and was witness
cd BY parents Of both victims of the
tragedy.
Miss Robinson became a member
Of the 1928 women's Olympic team
when she was only rs years old. She
had made sensational marks as a
member Of the Illinois Women's
Athletic club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29

The St. Louis Cardinals and Fort
Worth Cats should engage in a de-
bate, with Jerome Dizzy Dean as
their subject. Several weeks ago.
the redbirds returned Dizzy" 70
the Houston Buffaloes tagged "for
more experience" Maybe the Card
inals were right-maybe Dizzy" is
not a first class chunker, but the
Cats are ready to shout from house
tops that Dizzy" IS the worlds
supreme pitcher. Sunday at Fort
Worth. Dean pitched the Fort Worth
club out Of the first half pennant
race. He won a doubleheader against
them. the first IL TO 3 and the
nightcap 3 to o.
Deans double triumph over the
Cats plus Beaumonts twin victory
over wichita Falls. left the first
half Texas League flag Marathon
strictly up 10 the BuffaloeS and Ex-
p~orters. with only two days left.
Monday found these two clubs dead
locked with percentages Of -.628.
Houston closes the first half against
Fort Worth. Beaumont closes against
Wichita Falls, and in the meantime,
critics are trying to figure some
way TO keep the first half
from ending IN a tie, for the
two leaders are favorites in their
final two first half games.
BY beating Fort Worth a double
header Sunday. Dean Vol his 18th
and 18th victories this season
against ) defeats. Dick Whitworth
opposed Dean In the first game but
was shelled from the mound in the
seventh when the Buffaloes uncork-
ed a four run rally. In the second
game, Dean turned in seven inn
ings Of some of the finest pitching
the league will see. He held the
Cats to three hits. Bednar. Fort
Worth's new pitcher. started for the
Cats but gave way TO Hardaway IN
the seventh.
At Wichita Falls. Del Bakers hust-
ling Exporters plastered the Spud-
ders 8 to 6 and 6 10 4 to stay ace
high In the race.
In games which had no bearing on
the first half race. the Dallas Steers
split a doubleheader Sunday with
San Antonio. ii to 4 and ] 10 0.
At Shreveport. the Sports and
Galveston Buccaneers divided a pair
with Shreveport winning the first
10 to 2, and losing the second, 3 to 2.