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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-14


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La gaceta., 1931-01-22

al DIR ruido, y do gritos en-
contra de ellos.
va habian alberto la GAIA
cuando Sc vieron obligados a
marcharse en- I'm gran automo-
vii tipo Sedan, que los aguar-
daba.
Los ladrones rompieron la
cerradura de la puerta del
frente luego de haber tratado
de abrir la del fondo.
Herman Lutz Sc nombra ell
ciudadano que les hizo poner-
Sc en- fuga.
La gaceta., 1931-01-22

ia presidenta la Sra. c. ]. Jack
son, bondadosa dana pertene
ciente q una Nistinguida fami-
liza de esta ciudad.
La Sra N. w. Hensley fue
.electa vicepresidenta; Sra. E.
L. Robinson, s~ecretaria de CO.
rrespondencia Sra. 7. G, MI
xon, secretaria de actas; Sra.
w. R Turner, tlsorera, y Srta.
Gladys Taber, secret&ia.
La gaceta., 1931-01-22
p. =. =
LIMPIA CIENTIFICAMENTt
LA SANGRE Y LA TONIFICA
A~SADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
PRODUCIENDO CARNE
SOLIDA Y MUSCuLO

FRODUCIENDO CARNE
SOLIDA Y MUSCuLO
Uurante 40 afos P. P. P. ha
dado alivio a miles de perso
,Hs que han sufrido de debili
ia !, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos Y perdida de Pc
SO. Estas molestias han tenido
ORIGIN en- la pobreza Y debili>
dad lie la sanRre.
P. T. P. renueva los cor
~pGscu,37 rojos Y hace la sangre
RIGA v pura. Cuando este Sc
obtiene uosaparece ell surf
m.ento, regresan las fuerzas J
ell sistema recLpera su cODdt
ci6n saludahle
Dele l4e - i9vuelva su ga
lud.
listed NJ arr'esra un centa
20 On usar p. = p. ST. boti-
carlo tiene inzt.uccDnes para
devolverle su a. 70 ii no qae
da satisfecho dsepues DE- uss'
la primera botella. Tai es . e
que tenemos en- P. P. P.
LConsentira listed en- segu
sufriendo, sintiendcse deb
cuando puede gozar De baeu
salud, fuerza y felici :ad9
C6mprelo hoy.
La gaceta., 1931-01-22

'Geraci, de bandera %panamena.
Sali6 para Boston, con frutas
en- conserva, ell vapor america
no Commercial Quaker. Carga-
do de fosfato Sc hizo a la mar el
vapor aleman Crete.
La gaceta., 1931-01-22
INFO2MACION
DEL Puerto

Con pasajeros, carga y CO.
rrespondencia arrib6 aver de la
Habana y Key West ell vapor
americana Cuba, de ia compa-
MIA Peninsular Occidental.
Trajo un c%argamento de pla-
tanos Y cocos la motonave Luis
La gaceta., 1931-01-22

minal, por ell juez de paz Leo
Walte, del distrito de Sui
phur% Springs, los individuos
George Metzler, George Funk
Y Charles Bence, acusados de
robar en- mas de II casas y es-
tablecimientqs de Tampa y
sus alrededores.
A %da 'uno Sc flo fianza
de $1,000, que no pudieron
prestar, volviendo a ser ALOHA
dos en- la carcel.
MetzIer tambien fue identi-
ficajo como ell autor del asal-
to y robo al motorista I. E. Sui
Ivan, EN- West Tampa.
Los tres proceden del esta-
do de Indiana y fueron deteni-
dos por ell condestable New =
berger y ell diputado Pitsburg.
La gaceta., 1931-01-22

Els nasche dara I'M concier-
TO en- eli e5ificio de la fedora
con de c4lb& ell niho violinis.
ia Himie Schulnam, de 6 amos,
que anoche llegara a Tampa
en- compahia de sus padres,
La sociedad Senior Hadasah
patrocina Ell concierto.
Himie es hijo de los e-posos
j. Schulman, de Columbus, Ga.
y va puede leer en- ingl6s y en-
hebreo.
La gaceta., 1931-01-22

La banda Tampa City, diri-
gida por el professor V. Ficcio,
dara esta noehe un concerto,
a las 8, en- el parque de Ro-
La gaceta., 1931-01-22

Los aeroplan3S que Nlieron
aver de Tamee horas de la
manana, dieron una exhibi-
ci6n en- Orlando Y pasaron la
noche en- Gainesville.
Hoy seguiran viaje a Palat-
ka, San Agustin Y Jackson
vile para regresar a Tampa ell
sabado por la manana.
La gaceta., 1931-01-22

Tres jovenes bandidos ira
aron aver de robarse la GAIA
de la botica Hill, situada en- la
avenida de Florida 6201, en-
Seminole Heights, fracasando
cuando un vecino Sc ievant6,
La gaceta., 1931-01-22

IA la corte del juez 3el con-
.Hado fu6 transferido aver ell
.'juicio preliminar. de la causa
contra j. w. Pelham, acusado
de asesinar a Carl A. Wilkin
en- la secci6n de Bloomingdale,
haze una semana.
Hizo la transferencia ell juez
Jones, del distrito del Gary, al
descubfir que Ell crimen Sc ha-
bia cdmetido fuera de su dis
trito.
De la escena del asesinato
Sc VIC huir a un hombre cuyas
senas concuerdan con las del
acusado, pero esta es la unica
prueba que poseen las autori-
daae s.
La gaceta., 1931-01-22

Fueron aver puestos a dis
posici6n de la corte de 10 cri-
La gaceta., 1931-01-22

Tia o a Tampa la suma de
10000.
All frenta de la recaudaci6n
en- esta ciudad Sc pondra ell pre-
sidente del capitulo local de
esa sociedad, DR.. Earle Nc
Rae.
La gaceta., 1931-01-22

En- la cantidad de 100000
que la Cruz Roja Sc propoae
recolectar en- la naci6n Sc ha
La gaceta., 1931-01-22

blegg con ell apoyo Vel Club CT
VIC de Tampa HeAts.
~ final del concief& Sc bal
'Hal con ell programaA car
S Ee la banda. y
Ucf --- -
La gaceta., 1931-01-22
NOTTCIAS De -
INTERES L0fAi

Continda mejorando ell niho
Emilio Abreu, de IA amos, a
quien hace pocos dfas hirisra
casualmente, con un disparo
de revolver, su hermano Ceci-
lilo, de IS amos.
Todavia no ha podido ser
trasladado a su domicilio des-
de la clinica Eel Bien Publ
co." donde Sc halla recluido.
Por la Association de J6ve-
mes Cristianas fu6 aver reelec-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-27
Funds Needed to Aid
Jobless Are Sought

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.%PG
An estimate Of the total funds
needed to prevent acute distress
among unemployed next winter was
sought today by Walter S. Clifford.
national relief director. and his
staff.
Among the evidence being gath
cred were statistics from the chill
dren's bureau OF the labor depart
ment indicating distress will be
materially greater during the APP
preaching winter than last.
The children's bureau figures al
SO indicated a larger portion OF
the burden probably will be borne
by money derived from taxation
rather than from voluntary contri-
buttons to charitable organiza-
tions.
Clifford has not ventured a guess
on the amount necessary TO meet
needs Of the jobleSs and their fam
lilies but has devoted his time 10
making arrangements Tor the ma
tional drive for funds and TO or
eanizing a force 70 carry It out.
Miss Katherine LenrOot. acting
chief Of the children's bureau. has
been cooperating with the relief
director in making his plans and
has turned over 10 him data on
conditions.
Experienced relief workers have
advised Clifford the distress next
winter Is likely 10 be much
widespread in proportion TO the
number out Of work than last year
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-27
FORTY KILLED
when TROOPS
BOMB REBELS

LISBON. Portugal, Aug. 27.-P-
Forty persons were reported killed
and 200 wounded today when ar
tillery troops bombarded a group
OF rebels who had sought refuge
around the village of Caneza after
yesterdays sudden. short-lived re-
volt against the administration OF
Pres. oscar Carmona.
Lisbon Quiet
Lisbon itself, after an outbreak
which cost a score Of lives yester-
day. was quiet today but soldiers
were on guard in the streets.
The revolutionary movement APP
pears to have had its origin in the
removal from office last week Of
Col. Schiappa de Azevedo, who as
minister of war, refused 70 sign de-
portatlon orders against certain
army officers charged with partic-
ipation in the revolt at Madeira
last May.
The colonel Is said TO be among
the 200 prisoners taken by the
government and was reported un-
der guard on a merchant ship in
the harbOr.
Pres. oscar Carmona issued a
communique detailing the uprising
and declaring that "once more the
incOrrigible mischief makers have
caused anxiety TO the population Of
Lisbon without having in any way
succeeded In leading the land and
sea forces TO swerve from the path
n duty and honor"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-27
RAMS
EXCHANGED AT
ANNUAL Sale

SALT LAKE CITY. Aug. 81. L7-
More than 1000 rams changed
hands during the three-day six
tenth annual ram sale which clos
ed here yesterday.
Governor, "a stud rambOuillet
ram, which brought $3.50 the first
day. was the high price ram OF the
sale Several hundred buyers from
widely separated parts OF the ". :.
and Canada attended the sale which
was held under the direction OF the
National Wool Growers Assn. with
r. r. Marshall. association secretary.
IN charge.
@. NJ. Arnett OF Denver. Colo. vas
reelected president Of the American
Ramb0uillet Sheep Breeders Assn.
az a meeting last night.
j. w. Owens OF Ozone. Tex. was
named vicc-preSident: r. M. Moore.
Mason. Mich. director district one.
Frank T.. Hail. Crawford, Ncb.. dist
riot two; T. III DriSdalc. Juno. Tex
district three: w. ID. Candland.
Mount Pleasant. Utah. district four.
Joseph King. Laramie. WvO.. district
five. and Frank Il. Billiard, Wood
land, Calf. district six.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-27
MILLER SAYS
WILL not RUN
CBy Staff Correspondent

HARLINGEN. Aug. PIT am
ecretary-treasurer Of the Texas
Farm Bureau Service corporation
and am not a candidate for the
position OF manager Of the Valley
Vegetable Cooperative Assn for
which my name was suggested by
a director, said E. A. Miller Thurs
day.
Il appreciate very much that the
director has been so kind as to sug-
gest me for this position but l have
been in the Valley only II the line
Of my regular uuty and am not
looking for a job
Mr.. Miller issued his statement in
view Of an interview with a director
OF the coop published in Wednes-
days Herald saying that he favored
Miller for the position. II also vas
stated that a meeting Of the board
would be held in Weslaco Friday
afternoon at which selection Of a
manager probably would be dis
cussed.
II has been learned since publ
cation OF this statement that
George b. Warren. president OF the
coop. also is being favored by
directors for the job in view Of his
success with the Rio Hondo CO.
operative. It is not thought likely
that an immediate selection will be
made at the Friday meeting but
the matter Is expected TO come up
for discussion.
Other matters expected to be dis
cussed az the meeting are estab-
lishment OF shipping point facili-
ties. affiliation with the National
Fruit and Vegetable Exchange I
thorized al a previous meeting, and
routine matters. The exchange was
set up BY the Federal Farm Board
to act as a national sales agency
for grOwer-Owned cO-oDs.
II has not definitely been de-
cided when the exchange will be-
gin accepting produce, this ques-
ton being among those 70 receive
attention az the Weslaco meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-27
Tornado Kills Man

ESTEVAN. Sask., Aug. 81. Up
Several Saskatchewan towns pre-
sented battered appearances today
because or a Commute tornado last
night.
Ona man was killed and two
others injured In a construction
camp near here by flying timber.
Barns and signboards were blown
down. several barns unrOofed. and
a grandstand in a ball park twist
cd out Of shape.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-27

REMAINS

NEW YORK. Aug. y. P-The
"Lindbergh mystery" thickening
ever since Col. and Mrs. Chas, a.
Lindbergh took off for the Orient
a month ago. is soon TO be solved;
The mystery consists Of what the
Lindberghs are going 70 do next,
and II has withstood all investiga-
ton since the vacation journey was
first announced.
"We are going 70 the orient" Col.
Lindbergh said here in announcing
he and his wife planned the long
flight westward. we Will go 70
,Japan and perhaps China AFTER
that our plans are indefinite
But China Is a long way from tne
Atlantic seaboard and the Lind
berghs will want 70 return 70 theI-
baby when they have had enough
OF vacationing. Will they 60 On
around the world? Col. Llndoergn
was quoted as he passed through
Alaska as saying yes" He has been
quoted more recently as saying no
will they retrace their perNous
course across Bering sea, Alaska -
Canada or will they return by steam'
err Col. Lindbereh has consistently
smiled and shaken his head al sucn
questions.
TODAY in Tokyo he still kept the
future shrouded in mystery.
1--WE are going a China He salo,
after that our plans are indefinite.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-27
PIyoII-SAN RFNITO

Il Take This Woman now show
ng al the Rivoli theatre Is the story
N a likable. eaSy-going Westerner.
md a wealthy girl. beautiful. spoil
Ia impetuous. caught I'D IN a sudden
rhirlwind OF love. who marry.
Ltruggle 70 make a 70 Of il, repent.
Ieparate and find they can't stay
apart.
Gary Cooper. after a brief alb
,ence from the Western plains in
iCity Streets" returns 70 the spurs
ma chaps for this actionful story
whose setting whirls from gay-time
Eew York to the range-country Of
wyoming. and back again. Carcle
lombard. blonde. charming. talented.
the girl. Together they make o
rivid and vital thing OF this tense
tory from the pen Of Mary Roberts
Rinehart, one Of Americas fore
most women n~ovelists.
II Take This Woman Is the love
tory of a carefree. selfish. petted
.irl used TO luxury and the glitter
n smart New York. who flirts with
Ind marries. a rugged, devil-may-
are ranger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-27
Movie SideGghts


GABIIOL
Such rollicking happiness as Is
generated at the Capitol theatre
today must be enjoyedi There
Maurice Chevalier makes love and
sings: Ernst Lubitsch's deliciouSly
slv comedy Greats roars, and Clau-
dette Colbert's brunette beauty
competed for favor with Miriam
HOPKINS vlvacious loneliness.
oThe Smili,g Lieutenant has
come 70 town for 3 DAYS, bringing
the inimitable and beloved Che-
Waller in a romantic comedy role
such as he has never had on the
screen.
The subtle humor which Claudette
Colbert has mixed with her ro-
mantle seriousness in a score q
screen successes. IN The Smlllng
lieutenant" comes right 70 the
fore. Miss Colbert and the irrep-
ressible Miriam hopkins, whose
blonde beauty captivatC' audiences
in last seasons popular Broadway
success. "Lysistratra," and flashed
for a moment on the screen IN
Fast and Loose vie with each
other for first honorS. 2 4 the
cast includes that Jolly fellow,
Charlie Ruggles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-27

because OF the exhaustion OF reserve
funds.
Miss Lenroot's figures also indi-
Gated that the proportion OF tax
money to the total relief funds last
year were higher than the year be-
fore. pointing 10 a possible increase
during the coming months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-27
Question Of What Lindberghs Will Do Next Is Mystery To Friends
Sandy Somerville
Has Chance'-Jones

MONTREAL. Aug. "a. Ri-Sandv
Somerville. Canadian amateur
champion. can be added 10 the list
OF those who have a good chance to
win the United states amateur golf
crown this year. The authority .nr
this statement Is Bobby Jones. VINO
defeated Somerville last year on ms
wav TO the title.
Bobby was asked what he Thought
OF Somerville'S chances when re
arrived here.
you know how golf lS," ne replied.
You never can tell what will hap
pen. Sandy Is a good player all right
and / think ne has m pretty good
chance
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-27
Typhoon Blows Over

HANKOW. China. Aug. q. Up
The Yangtse river at Hankow
maintained a steady level az fifty
three feet today. Calm. pleasant
weather succeeded Tuesdays ty-
phoon. but many foreign buildings
we're weakened and their owners
feared their collapse. with heavy
losses.
Practically the entire wall sur-
rounding the Standard OIL COM
pany's Hankow installation crum-
bled today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-27

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27. 1.-THE
troubles Of farmers were thrust
aside BY Chmn. Stone az the farm
board a. he left last night for IN
rest al a Michigan resort where he
hopes 10 forget about wheat, cot
ton and Brazilian coffee for n
fortnight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-27
Ford's Plan Praised

CINCINNATI. O.. Aug. %. Up
Henry Ford today had the blessing
Of the Vegetable Growers Assn Of
America on his projected mo gar
den-no job plan for employees OF
his Iron Mountain. Mich. plant.
II. G. Marquart. Orange Park, N.
Y. president Of the association. II
annual convention here. added that
the city worker, however. would APP
preciate more than ever our
growers vegetables" after a spell
OF his own gardening.
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FLYING PAIR
MAKES TOURS
over JAPAN

TOKYO, Aug. 81. R@Given a dav
pretty much to themselves before
being led into an ambitious round OF
functions in their honor, Col. ard
Mrs. Chas. "A. Lindbergh today got
some rest, experienced a slight
earthquake and visited Japan's two
greatest shrines.
It was their second day in Tokyo
and had been set aside to permit
the couple TO rest from the long
flight from New York which they
completed yesterday.
Quake Rattles Dishes.
The earthquake occurred while
they we're at breakfast in the home
OF Dr.. r. B. Teusler. their residence
during their stay here. A slight
rattle Of dishes on the table and the
trembling OF flowers in a vase ap-
praised them OF the shock which did
not interrupt their meal.
Accompanied BY w. Cameron
Forbes, American ambassador. they
visited Meiii shrine. dedicated to the
emperor o. that name. Later hey
visited Yasukuni shrine. which Is
dedicated 10 the spirits OF soldiers
and sailors who have died on the
battlefields.
Col. Lindbergh then made a trir
to Kasumigaura naval base. where
h4 landed yesterday, to inspect rs
plane. He explained that faulty
spark plugs. which became fouled
with oil. were responsible for the
motor trouble IN the Kurile Islands
On shopping Tour.
While the colonel was at KaSuml-
gaura. Mrs. Lindbergh. accompanied
by Mrs. James Russell. hostess az the
embassy. and Mrs. Edwin Neville,
wife of the embassy councillor, went
shopping. They toured the Gina,
Tokyo's principal shopping .h)s-
oughfare. visiting both the depart
ment stores and the tiny shops.
The first ceremonies Incidental q
the Lindberghs' presence here will oe
held tomorrow. Col. Lindbergh and
Ambassador Forbes will call On Pre-
mier Wakatsuki and various mem
bers Of the cabinet.
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Auxiliary Elects

FL PASO. Aug. q. R1-Mrs. Van
Stewart OF Pe~ryt0n was chosen
president Of the auxiliary Of the
American Legion. department or
Texas. nj the state convention here
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EDINBURC
BRIEFS

EDINBURG, Aug 27-Hearings
by the board OF equalization 90 the
city Of Edinburg were completed
yesterday and figures will be COM
puted during the next several days,
Mayor ID. G. Abney said.
TWO boys about IL years old were
brought in by Chief Of Police J.
V. Dickinson yesterday IN connec-
ton with a roadster taken from a
negro youth. one OF the boys was
turned over 70 county authorities
and placed in Jail. The roadster
was recovered on the Pharr high
way. several hours after its dlsap-
pearance.
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The audible screen version OF
Mark Twain's "Huckleberry Finn
is booked for showing At the
Arcadia theatre Harlingen) Friday
and Saturday. with cast Of
Juvenile favorites including Jackie
CooZan, Junior Durkin, MitZi
Green and Jackie Scarf.
Clara Blandick. who made Aunt
Polly a living. breathing image
OF Mark Twain's conceI ion. again
makes this role her own. And In
addition there is Eugene Palette
as the "king" Oscar APPEL as the
duke" and Clarence Muse as the
& slave. jim. whose character
izations help 70 make "Huckleberry
Finn" the truly great picture that
IL is.
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RI :. III a
RINSE

Jo-cur Henna Rinse Is now
sweeping America. Ii started in
French beauty parlors and quickly
spread over al Europe. This ex-
elusive Egyptian henna does won
ders in quickly glinting the hair.
II Is not a dye. Women are
amazed. Get ii at any toilet
counter. The cost IS trifling. Also
get Jo-cur Waveset for finger-wav-
ing the hair in a few minutes
Adv.
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