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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-09
EARLY SETTLER
dies SUDDENLY
San Benito Pioneer Drops
Dead This Morning,
Came In 1909

San EESTTO. Jan s-5-srks-
rs re EzS hiding 70 = becDns- -
arising. william y Ezex-z. &C. 10
reG resident C San Bsniso crrz<
ped dead a. e-I this zc--zrx
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l1g EzrrE beer 80 lis usual Hez-1h
ID 20 Az E1E.t. ~aen g s-..=s-
n E--oke-
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ye1z after ire tou-6-z q TIE cir
A-- Bze<-g wzs engaged Il b-<rE.
t1- q tire with R5Ers Roberts late.
el-s--g the E-ocey- and mark.
Business Il which hs wzS enEz-zr
With rs son HEbe--, a. the tire
o. his death
He vzs also interested n r.
cattle bEzrssS. c7erz-rg q rz-rn
near the city
Deceased Is survived hT Gre scr.
Herbert Buest-E- CO san BeJz-a. al
several kuEhers s-6 Es.erS Er-z
cut o. Tire vz-sT.
F1erl 1rrzrxsEe--S RAJ -
oeel cnEnpleted this z1ErI-x. l. ms
announced u TzoErso1E N1r--
a-T- where the bodE = h>-E heL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-09
City Briefs

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-09
two WOUNDED
AT rio RICO
Well Known CITIZENS In
Gun Battles Canfu
May Die

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-09

DALLAS Jan e@- 3 Had
rex and T. W Adkins Ec-rEly
president ard secretary. respective
". O. ere Ez-lo1zI Marriage T-uS.
company. we're each charged =
seven czSeS o. SE1c61nE - re
district attorneys Office today
Fourteen complaints Esre Ez6e
- -ez aid -0ze1 WHO Gained
they had beer Ec-i--red bT RE
marriage t1S1-zzce offered o. TIE
company. whch recently Ezs paced
T. tire hands C . rsoetTe-.
Over Geo<Ts akSs-zz- 6zStrzcx
arsozey- said 81 investigation cur-
GzrTe6 ~ him had revezIe6 sze
company tock II Eore than 5000
Dung NcTs-5er ard De1sT5E.
He sad sece-zl a--hcrz-es socr
Eere % cor61-. - EFeS-IEz-scr g
affairs C E5e cc1csr-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-09
BROWNSVILLE
WARMEST SPOT
Thursday Valley Exceeds
Florida As Mercury
Climbs to -

BrC=ETLE lad TIE 6S11ctcz
Thursday C b<zzg Ire uaFEes1 Spc-
g the entire UnsEe6 States. with .
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report tz-ed TO-DAY reTeztA
Ire EercUrv ne-E climbed ersl
higher thxn = id ~ Pain Bean
e. Mani "a
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70 beng c-e CT tire leading WINTER
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zhcEt1g 6 degrees abcTe zero Las
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-09

tSDeC-1l 70 lie
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--g C tEe new rear s1r IRE Phz--
k1EzzS Cub wzS h@d O. TEzEx-
dzy - IS Clubhouse ard TIE Ter
year vas E.z-se6 CT E1l a gre1-
deal o eE-51s2Sz ard 1-,e-ES-
p. 8 CsT--e q ths r-eEce-. % tte
Glib ard Eide Greene g -l-e sec
REAR TIE program consisted @
-1Sc y VI Fz--z- c. Pas.
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w..h tL@ c--de z-z-e--z- c0-S-lg
= q s-z- czl- EocE s-1-k Ea-c1
ok ard ere string .Lr- Fzr-z- was
popular dur-rg TIE ~ as Al e.
te-tzzze- n tne army ard gG e.
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was TIE p-t--pA- srezke- Q. re
occ4Sloz ard ce-TeFe6 . Ere ard
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ceive1 2-- CcsAzT p-z.sed TIE
Fz-eT highly ard gz-e =zzy -e1-
SITS Why c1e KAC1G appreciate a
cEz-,e 20 Live - S--h q c1--.--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-09
Santa Maria
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
OF PASE WEEK

@1MUDA ACTIVITIES
OF PASg WEEK
Schoc. Qecpeze1 ae.er sAe hcl-
cars 1zE We17es1zy. Dece=oe- g
SchoG EA a1So u sezxc- &ew
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crowd present. ard lie z--E-@zlre
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ard ss-- r5ez al h1re-
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g-ozp ard re o.6E grace c6-e1-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-09
Bank Books Show
Huge Defalcation

CHICAGO Jan s-=-D
5ccE c. tire Lawrence AFE-u@ Ea-
-cnzI bark 1s1ez1 EE-Rz-nr
said TO-DAY &Swe6 Al ez5szez=-
o. Iezx- $40
Tle b9zk vas rsee-ET csnsr< A.
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said - Id beer E1-zpe6 90 hz-L
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-09
Hughston Boy Out
OF Serious Danger

T,o-zS EurnS-on- vo1-E Soz Q.
Sam HEglSso1 local t1Sz-zrce az
ert. Vas taken 70 his hcne Thurs
car zfrerroon after being coffin
C 20 hs bed - ire Me-ry hcsrs-al
S1ce C1-E--zs czy- n Eh5rn t5-z
he vas operzted Epo1 foE z7psz61-
cts
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n0r- and htx s-1rr-e-srt Erc1[
O. =p5- Nr- Ez-h<toa sid TO-
car
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-09
Valley Society

E-E III q II Tn-Er- d. &C.,
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-09
He Had Such
Beautiful Eyes!'

LOS ANGELES. Jan So
lax Simon cz1 szT With c01T%
ten TIA. beauty 3 fatal
Charged win ire ATTEMPTED
ROBBERY o. Ma E-ssr-a aaG---
OF. S-zzc1 Tss <sGe municipal
JUICE EzzS reS-E--zT- A deputy
C-S-rE- Gs.o--eT asked q Mrs.
S-z1-o19. How 90 yC1 Identify
rs defendant IS TIE -sz No
tired % rco ycz=
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se1-e6 -he wcEzl- He had E-cl
gorgeous eTeS--- never forget
-1Ez- rheT E--L-6 IRE So
The Judge or1s-ed SSzcz BAD
fox trial
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-09

TIE Place where tee S7EzmG< sper6s
tie winter. &c EeaE S. TIE chan
De- lead sad today Ard t0uy1Ss
are beginning % rezzze the truth q
The aSseT1loC- II Ihey are Eock-ng
1e-e e ere Zc-e4s+-z rZ-1e-z
They Es1Es read tire weather re-
porH
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cal scr &c material Grange - ten
pe-zEure but wI-h Increasing czo165-
ness toz1gh- ard Saturday
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-09

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ATTRACTIVE COLOR
SCHEME FEATURED
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guests CT HISS E-zoe-h He's. n
her hn1.e n1--hwcx+ c. town c.
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g-ee-- 12- TIE deco-Erso11 Cor IRE
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the re1-eSEmerrs-
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lucx- winner ce high Scr-e Ar
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ESTRE %OTS BRIDGE
CLUB ENTERTAINED
TIE ErF-e N1-s tub re-5err
Tere Pleasantly entertained o. r.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-09
P 0 P !
GOES A
BALLOON

A ETC airy Padage Of so@e soa
of soap hubhies mzy C al rrT
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-09

Las1-A 6A=.E< e4--=x 5eSxs-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-03
7[aI3 SLSaz Il !lLSl l7sl5
S tGJyFISI GAR l3!SS b1ssss:sss.I

"Do YOU mean In connection with Miss
Querdling's death?"
Eyes. They say he killed her."
You heard what the coroner said"
Jimmie began after they had sat down
on a bench near the tee. IT'S not sur
prising the villagers should jump to a
conclusion"
but it is wrong. 1t is wicked. They
have no right to say or think such
things. Bill has done his best for them.
He IS a far better man than they de-
the beastliness that that man limited
at. And it means that Bill will be
ruined and his practice wrecked"
AS she spoke she jabbed savagely at
the ground with her club.
Not when the truth Is discovered,
If he is innocent" Jimmie reminded
her
THAT is why wanted to talk with
YOU, Mr.. Haswell." She turned her
honest, pleading eyes to him. Cant
you clear this up for us?"
at should like to, but do not get
much help" He was smiling kindly
as he spoke. when Bill Netherton is
called to a case he asks his patient
where the pain is, and score OF other
things as to symptoms and general con-
MIN, how can a correct diagnosis be
made? So, II our friends will not tell
us all they know in an affair like this,
how are we to help them?"
What exactly do you want to
know" asked the girl.
THE first thing Is, does Netherton
care for Marjorie Blake; does Marjorie
care for him?"
"They answered that. They both
said no."
Il am aware they did. Yet neither
Of them explained their frequent meet
ings, the impression they gave to Aunt
Annabelle, and their long converse
ton after they left her. They had
been Sweethearts, 1t IS said. What
more natural than that they should be
| sweethearts again, when they meet SC
often?" He knew he was quoting Supt
Richmond, but he wanted the answer
| that he thought this girl might be able
to give.
For some moments Audrey was silent
She seemed to be weighing things and
coming to a decision. What could b5
on her mind? Certainly Jimmie Sensed
its importance and understood now
why Audrey had asker him to play.
| Her hesitancy now convinced him
even more strongly that what she had
to tell him would not be easy to i'm
part. Finally she spoke.
Il have called you in" she said
smiling bravely, and will not keep
back any of the symptoms that
know Of will tell you what no one
else has been told. It is impossible for
| Bill to care for Marjorie in the way
| you think-because he is engaged to
me-"
CTo be continued)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-03

Automotive registrations in New
foundland for the first half Of this year
were Is per cent higher than for the
corresponding period of 1880.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-09
PARTY
At CRANDALL HONE

Mrs. Ralph Crandan entertained
a group of children and their
mothers at her home on the San
Diego highway, the affair taking
place yesterday afternoon and be
ing in celebration of her. daughter
third birthday, little Laura May
Crandal
Refreshments. including the at
tractive birthday cake, were served
to the following guests: Bebe
Daniels, Viola Butler, Laurence
Tibbit. Geraldine Smith, Donaldean
and Jean Bradshaw, Ema June and
Bobbie Armstrong, Doris Gay.
Donald Larson, Bobbie Lunder,
Jean and Pat Cory, Everta, Theresa
and Veda Harole, Thelma and Har-
riet Cullum, Louise Allen, Glenna
Merle Hamilton, Caroline Miner,
Loris Jean and Wallace Bradshaw.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-09
Society
Clubs
Law ENFORCEMENT
THEME OF TALK BY
MRS. URQUH4RT

Mrs. John c. Urquhart. noted club
woman and lecturer on problems of
law enforcement. was presented in
an interesting lecture last night in
the Methodist social hall, the lee
ture being given under the auspices
of the county ". c. T. U.
The theme of Mrs. Urquharts re-
marks was law enforcement and
observance and her address con-
sisted largely Of replies to various
criticisms leveled against present
laws. the prohibition law in partic-
ular. and of replies to reasons ad-
Vanced for observance.
Mrs. Emma Wilkins. president Of
the local w. c. T. U. presided at
the meeting Short talks on law
enforcement were delivered by Judge
A. c. Finney. Judge Vaughn N.
Thompson. Judge I Mayfield and
Dean T. I. Shepherd.
Preceding the program was de-
liciouS dinner served by the w. c.
7. u. members.
This noon Mrs. Urquhart spoke at
the chamber Of commerce meeting,
the members of the valley fedora
ton of women's c-uo's executive
board attending. Mrs Urquhart IS
3 past president of the state fed
Grafton.
Tonight Mrs. Urquhart will be the
chief speaker at a program to be
given st 8 o'clock tonight in the
Imperial Veterans hall. The public
is invited TO attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-09
Churches
Schools
ANNOUNCE DATES
FOR AUXILIARY
UNIT MEETINGS

Announcement Of plans for the
December meetings of Boyce Aten
unit of the American Legion Aux
iliary is made by Mrs. M. NJ. Nc
Intyre, publicity chairman.
The meetings are scheduled for
December IA and IS, and viii be
supervised by Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne,
rehabilitation chairman. At this
time Of the year when the members
are busy with plans for their own
Christmas festivities, they are urged
to remember the needs of those less
fortunate. Accordingly they are
asked to bring to the December IA
meeting jar of jelly or jam to help
fill the welfare box which will be
sent to veterans in the hospitals OF
San Diego and Los Angeles.
The committee asks for dona-
tons of fiction to be sent to Yount-
vile, California, and also for dona-
lions of old silk stockings and neck
ties to be used for carpet rags.
Cross word puzzles and hand chair
puzzles are asked for the veterans
in hospitals.
There are 35 women patients in
the San Fernando hospital and at
this meeting plans will be formu-
lated for Christmas gifts to be sent
them by the unit.
Reports OF the recent school of
instruction in Brawley will be given
for the benefit of those who were
unable to take advantage Of the OPP
portunity to attend
A sewing bee is scheduled for the
December % meeting, more details
of which will be announced later.
All members are urged to attend
these meetings and it it pointed out
tat the dates of meetings are list
ed in the year books. Those who
have not received year books are
asked to call Mrs. Norman c. Dea-
ton, chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-09
Russian Revue
Offers Mixture
OF Entertainment

Russian dances, Russian peasant
songs, Russian romances with beau
tiful tableauX, short humorous
sketches, burlesques and parodieS,
all tastefully arranged in original
settings, are some of the features
to be seen and heard IN Yushny's
Russian revue, The Bluebird.'
which will play one performance in
this city tomorrow night at Fox
Imperial theatre.
The cast includes some of the
best artists in Russia, forced to flee
their homeland following the reYo-
luton, and the vivacity with which
they enter into their work has won
them high commentator from dra-
matte critics here and in Europe.
Yascha Yushny. director of the
revue, is a delightfully."- eccentric
Russian with a gift of humor and
theatrical genius, who for the past
10 years has been entertaining the
audiences of European capitals with
his revue
The Bluebird" is radically diff
ferent from the ordinary road
show in the American sense of the
word. 1t has been acclaimed by
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-09
PLAN FNTERlNISSION
ENTERTAINMENT FOR
CLUB CHARITY BAIL

Interesting intermiSSion numbers
have been secured for the enjoy
ment OF those attending the Ten
Thousand club charity ball to be
given tomorrow evening in the club
house.
Miss Gretta Gould, accomplished
actress and play producer will pre-
sent a number which should be Of
especial interest. Miss Gould has
taken over the drama department
of the Academy of Music and is
organizing a theatre guild for anna
teur dramatic productions.
A group Of Wooda Blesy dance
pupils will present a speciality ar
ranged fer the occasion. The dance
which is to be Russian in character
will be performed by five students
in special costumes which will be
particularly colOrful.
The party will begin at 9 o'clock
and the dancing will start promptly
at $50, lasting until 1890. Fea-
ture dances have been arranged
and bridge, both auction and con-
tract, will hold sway in the tea
room. Delicious home made re-
freshments will be served at late
hour.
Tomorrow the committee in
charge will start work on the dec
orations which will consist Of
Christmas greens and flowers ap-
propriate to the coming holiday.
The Ten Thousand club each
year gives a dance for members and
their friends, but this year the
dance is to be a charity ball, the
proceeds to be devoted to relief
work.
Every member of the social COM
mittee has worked hard to assure
the success of the party and TO pro-
vide a good time for those who will
attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-09

beaten yofks of eggs. Melt choco-
late and add to hot mashed pota-
toes, beating in milk. Add potato
mixture to butter mixture Beat
well and add flour mixed and stiff
ed with salt. baking powder and
spices. Add nuts and mix thor
oughly Fold in whites of eggs
beaten until stiff and dry. Turn
into large oiled and Toured cake
pan with a chimney and bake one
hour in a moderate oven. Cover
with a white fudge frosting.
\ very festive looking cake can
be made by covering the cake
with boiled icing and sprinklinG
the icing with shredded cocoanut.
Cut tiny Christmas trees from thin
slices of citron, making about ten
trees. Place these around the
cake. we'll toward the top. Deco
rate the top of the cake with holly
berry candies or ships of candied
cherries.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-09
; s:;: OF Interest to Women
SIGNAL CHAPTER INSTALLS OFFICERS
AT IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY IN TEMPLE

With all the beauty and dignity
of the Eastern Star ceremony. the
new officers of Signal chapter, No
276, OE.S.. were installed last
night at the impressive service held
in the commandery hall of the Ma
sonic temple.
The hall itself was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. pedestal
baskets filled with pink roses mark
ing the stations, while in the East
vas a French basket filled with
exquisite flowers in shades of pink,
a trells of pink flowers forming the
background for the stage.
The installation opened with q
vocal solo, open the Gates of the
Temple" sung by Miss Bernice R.
Modem. accompanied by Omega
Connolly Following the song, Mrs.
c. W. Maitland instructed the in
stalling marshal. Mrs. Alice DuSold,
and the installing chaplain, Mrs.
Ralph Reynolds, to invite the in
stalling matron, Mrs U. L. Martin.
the installing patron, John Cook.
and the officers-elect into the
chapter room.
To the strains of the music SUD-
piled by Mrs. Faye Becker. installing
organist. the installing matron and
patron and officerS-elect entered
the room in an effective procession.
The officers-elecl m their long
white gowns. carrying arm bouquets
of fragrant pink carnations, made
an effective picture, Mrs. Lille B.
Bucklin, incoming matron. height
ening the charm of the picture in
her lovely pink beaded gown with
which she carried an arm bouquet
of handsome pink roses, the gift of
her patron.
Corsages of delicate pink camelias
were worn by the installing matron.
marshal, chaplain, organist. flag
bearer and by Mrs. Maitland. who
assisted in the installation Of the
worthy matron.
S. L. McCrory. incoming worthy
patron, was unable to be present SO
his place in the procession was filled
by z. N. D. Hatch, but as instaIla-
ton by proxy is contrary to the
rules Of the organization, the
worthy patrons installation did not
take place.
Ritual Observed
Mrs. Martin and Mrs Cook as
sumed their places as installing Of
ficers, and the officers-elect formed
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-09
UNIV ERSTTY CLUB
MEETS SATURDAY

Members of the Wcmen's Uniyer-
sity club are reminded of the meet
ing to be held Saturday at 1890
o'clock in the Barbara Worth hotel.
Each member is asked to bring
toy for the Christmas tree, these
toys to be given later to the Wom-
ans Ten Thousand club for dis
tribution at Christmas time.
Robert Hayes of the FL Centre
Chamber of Commerce will talk on
his trip to Palestine and Madame
Katherine Ward Kupelian will pre-
sent a group Of her pupils.
Reservations fer the luncheon
should be made with Mrs Paul Ken
nedy, telephone 1897, by Thursday
evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-12-09

every European country from Scan
dinavia to Italy, and carries its own
staff Of experts III all lines to keep
the equipment in first-class condi-
ton so that the long road tours will
not show the effect of the wear and
tear to which costumes and scenery
are subjected.
"Darned good entertainment;
warmly recommended is the DEM
ocratic way in which the Chicago
Tribune critic praises it.
In order that the revue may be
completed in time to permit the
audience to participate in other at
fractions for the evening, the cur
tain will rise promptly at 1880 and
those planning to attend are asked
10 keep the early hour IN mind to
avoid q late entry.