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cedure in six out Of 10 cases and a
long chance in nine out OF 10. For
you never can tell where you will
wind up.
On the other hand. the cabby may
hint that he knows where there Is
plenty Of goings on: lots Of music.
pretty girls TO dance with: and even
a drink TO be bought. At the very
suggestion the stranger would do
well o stop the cab and get out. for
the driver means no good TO visit
ing firemen.
But If the sucker goes along
and most Of them do-the ord. old
game begins. He Is deposited al A
place. the address OF which he is
not likely eve to remember again.
he is turned directly from the cabby
10 a doorman who hustles him
inside. There is. as was promised.
some music and some girls. There
Is, on occasion. a drink TO be bought
yes. ever bathtub champagne for
the girls. And perhaps the very
worst straight liquor to be found
in New York. II the sucker has his
" supply, there's the setup.
The serious note begins to strike
when the time for the payoff comes.
Chances are that the visitor thought
he'd been making pretty good WHO'D
pee. But suddenly. in return for a
couple Of bottles of ginger ale and
a chair. he finds a bill for S2840.
If he bought drinks. it's rel more.
He protests. Hardboiled gents come
up. He refuses 70 pay. Within a
second his arms are pinned behind
him: his pockets are turned inside
cut and he wakes up IN the street
with a black eve and a dazed no
ton Of what IL was ali about.
Another game in the check-rais-
ing racket. The sucker finds he
hasn't enough money and offers a
check. BY morning his $50 has been
raised TO $500 o. 5000 and the
crooks figure that the loss will b.
wi lowed rather than bring shady
adventures into court. Further
more. the crooks also know that
victims leave such places 50 dizzy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Prepared by Brownsville Title Co.
Deeds Filed LINE 9th 1921

- - g4AfG @VAAAs 1901
j. w. Richards. to George w. Web
er. All of Lots 6 and Z. Blk. 70, ORR
ginal Townsite Of Harlingen, Cd'n:
$1,000. etc.
Marjorie II. Hacker 10 j. p. e.
lis. All of Blk. 300. containing 40
acres, San Benito Irrigation Co.'S
Subj. and Lot |, Blk. II. Third adj
dition City of San Benito, Cd'n:
$1,000. etc.
Port Isabel Irrigation Co. TO r.
II. Role and Grace S. Rolfe. 1919
acres. out of Blk. 81. Bayview Cit
rus Groves Subd., No. 2. Cd'n:
Sl06IO0 I.
Port Isabel Irrig. Co. TO Roland
W. Meyers and Emma T. Meyers. All
Of Blk. Is. cont. 6.8l acres. Sec. No.
3, Bayview Citrus Groves Subd., No.
4. Cd'n: sl3. 456.56.
Earl Morrison. ct al to Floyd
Shock. Lots / to Al inclusive. Of the
Mari0n-MorriSon Subd., OF the Pet
er Champion Heirs 1872 acres. in the
La Feria Grant. Clint S57.E00.O00.
Zuleika B. Hicks to Charles c.
Stewart. All Of Lot II, Blk. 166-A,
City Of Brownsville. Cd'n. $1,000, etc,
c. r. Turvey. ct al to Temple Ky
ser. Part Of Lot 4. Blk. 200. San
Benito Id. & w. Co.'S Subd., Cd'n:
$4,000.
Real Estate Sales
Thursday. June 26th. 1880 s39.l7I.26
Thursday, June 18th, 1881 S72.427 Sc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29

Bus owners appear to be preparing for battle For
mer State Sen. John H. Bailey Of Cuero and Austin
expressed the belief that the bill limiting the size and
pay load Of motor trucks will be found unconstitu-
tional by the state supreme court. This during an adj
dress before the closing session Of the Texas Bus Own
ers association in the city Of Fort Worth Bus and
truck operators in the southwest were warned that II
they did not form a strong organization with a de-
finite program and plan Of work they will suffer In
the battles lying ahead Of them
Now. 1t Is said there will be an alliance OF the bus
and truck owners Of five states. Is this a hint that
the truck laws arc on their way to the supreme court
Of the United States?
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Fort Worth Enjoys a
Clean-U Up Raid

Fort Worth is in the throes Of a cleanup raid. Sew
enteen grim agents Of the law started out without
warning. visited 102 places where Intoxicating bev-
erages were dispensed. arrested IS persons and plac-
ed them in the city jail and seized vast quantities OF
beer and whisky. Queer to say the least. Tarrant
county sends a senator and representatives to the
Texas legislature who are bone dry voters. Tarrant
county sends a representative to the American con-
gress who is bone dry. How would 1t be possible for
l02 liquor and gambling resorts to exist in the city
where the panther laid down and which proudly pro-
claims itself to be the headquarters of Trinity river
canalization?
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How to Create a Prosperous
World

"A prosperous United States is the beginning Of a
prosperous world" remarked the president under
Hoosier skies. Nothing can be gained in recovery Of
employment by detouring capital away from industry
and commerce into the treasury Of the United States,
either by taxes or loans" How about "detouring capt.
tai away from American industry and commerce" into
foreign nations as loans to idustrialists engaged in
the manufacturing Of goods and wares to be sold in
the markets Of the worldP Billions Of American money
have been planted in Europe in recent years. All this
recuperated European industrialism but 1t played
havoc with American industry and American COM
merce.
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EXA
BY The Political ANALYST

June ZS.-1O n man.
Pres. Hoover's debt plan sounds like
rank politics, TO another. like con-
~structive business Here's man
whose opinion Is valuable, because
he served as an assistant secretary
Of the United States treasury In
Woodrow wilson's administration.
II Is none the less impressive be-
cause he happened 10 be a Hoover
crat voter three years ago, because
OF dislike for the democratic lead
er's views. Thomas B. Love stress
ses the idea that while Texas will
benefit from the market improve
ments due to the debt vacation
proposal. the industrial section of
the county. where the big incomes
are made. will pay most OF the bill.
He doesn't beg the question that
the United States chip in and pay
the bill to meet the governments
needs the year Of debt interregnum.
and the interest charges arising
from the extension. But he saws
the accession Of new business and
better prices will many times over
pay the bill: and that the bill, in
the form Of higher income taxes,
Will lauch the industrial and fl
nancial section most profiting. Ten
per cent already has been added to
the prospective value Of the Texas
cotton and wheat crop-for once
while the crop Is still in the farm
ers' hands. That, in Sen. Loves
words, lis something.
Even more important than that,
looked at from a world view. Sen.
Love believes the Hoover proposal
was the necessary spark to kindle
a willing revival Of business. And.
avoiding an international tragedy.
= kept a government in power in
Germany that otherwise probably
Ecfore now. in hts opinion. would
hsye gone on the rocks and fallen
no the sway of extreme radicals.
While the state is planning a new
G ca building for the highway dep
az -elt. 1t should put up a struc-
ture adequate TO future as well as
present needs of the department. A
building Of seven stories al least
ought to be provided. The highway
department will not require that
much space now. other departments
could be allowed to use some Of the
space. The highway department
would not suffer, since Il had been
furnished free ground for its build
ing. and has had free office space.
general-fund water, LIGHT and SIM
liar services for years. 1t could pro-
vide space to lot the state begin
saving on present Different bills.
and at the same time have avail
able extra floors for its own fu-
ture use. "A large auditorium for
the commission hearings is badly
needed. II should have nearly all
the ground floor OF the new build
ing.
Looking ahead now will save the
state money later on.
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tentously. I'm going In to sit with
him. Waltz Who's here tonight?
The Wakenings or the Bairds or
the Stapletons?"
Lame wrinkled her brows. Lets
see? No, none OF those. But your
cousins. Grace and Sylvia Masters.
r down in b."
"0h. hell, I don't want 20 be
SEEN" muttered Muriel. rebellious-
ly. Those old carecro will be
sure to run 10 mother the instant
she arrives. But I've got 70 see
him. Look. you romp In and tell
him Ill wait in the car. Down az
the end OF the drive. Tell him TO
leave early and we'll break away.
Or no. you can't say all that. The
whole gang will step watching the
show and listen in. Give me some
paper and Ill write him a note"
Muriel's fingers shook a little as
she wrote. MY friend for life" she
told Lame. dramatically. handing
her the misSive.
Desmond cooked a humorous eye
at the tall girl who bent over his
shoulder with the folded slip.
Thanks" the deep voice said
laconically and several dowagers
turned TO glare a. Liano slid out
Muriel was strolling ~restlessly up
and down. her tafeta skirts crack
ling. She turned to stare al Lame.
Thanks" she said. I'D have died
IL I'd missed that message tonight.
Haven't seen him since Wednes-
day"
Then she threw back her head
and laughed so~undlessly mt Lanes
amazed look. "Yes. I'm absolutely
head over heels with the young
man." she explained. Don't be q
goof. He's the most absolutely
priceless lamb. oh. you should hear
him talk It's too marvellous. OF
course. mother'd have spasms II she
knew / was seeing him. She caught
me al tea at the Colony last winter
with him. wanted To know who his
grandfather was. all that rot.
Chuck Just laughed In her face.
Treated her rough. She forbade me
TO see him again. Forbade. How's
that for a laugh? If | had my hands
on that money grandfather left me
I'D run away with him In a min
ute. If he'd have mel There are
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dozens Of girls after him. Too dew.
astatlngl"
lane stemmed the tide momen-
= tarily. "He seems-attractive.'
she said.
Attractive? Is that all you a
give him? Why. NM dear. he's abso-
lutely a knockout. a smoothly. I'm
so afraid someone will run OF with
him before | have a chance that
I can't sleep nights" she went 20
the door. threw away the half
smoked ciEaret and began meticu.
IousIy 70 redden her fuchsia-colored
mouth.
Don't tell anyone you've seen
me-" she cautioned as she tripped
down the steps.
Lame vent back 10 her counting.
She felt curlously drab In her last
years blue crepe. a very Cinderella
mulling over the enbcrs. How rich
and lovely and full or life MurIel
seemed. Lame scarcely noticed tho
door open and the lean young man
fash past. She must have been Sit
ting there five minutes when she
vas startled by the appearance OF
Van Rohard. hatless.
seen Muriel?" he cried bred In
lessly.
Come along" lie cried as Liano
paused I'D turn over her cash box
10 Don Knowles. the company man
ager. Knowles smiled nj her humor-
Dusty. knowingly. You Eet along
with your boy friend" he said. I'm
finish here"
Whatever n II all ab0ut7" Lane
wanted 20 know as she ran, STUN
bling I'm the dark. beside Van Ro-
bard on the way 10 his car.
"Muriel's run away with that
newspaper chap" Van growled. slip
ping the motor into gear. Lanes
heart turned sick with pain and
Jealousy.
II don't understand" she be
gan. on a note or faint protest Re-
sentiment colored her tone. Smiling
a little grimly. the man In the
drivers seat half turned 10 look at
her.
Don't you. SWEET" he said. soft
ly. Don't you even want to help
me find the little divvil?"
Ito BE C~ontinued)
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Brownsville Has,:

]. A population In 1881 Of over $4,000.
2. A mean average temperature of %.
.. Bank deposits. $4,000. 900.
4. Four railroads, seven paved highways.
s. international airport. five air lines.
v "A $4,000, 900 deep water port financed.
.. The best climate, soil In the world.
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rangy figure. the scent of Turkish
cigarets.
Fresh. but rather nice" she
commented to herself. Too bad
Muriel had missed him. Muriel
professCd % a ven" for newspaper
men. thought them so frightfully
romantic" Well. maybe they yer
Lane didn't know much about
them.
She went to the doors and
looked out into the s-weet-scented
night. II was infinitely dark. Only
a faint powdering Of far-off stars
limited OF a sky arching that black
velvet darkness. What a night AS
she stood there Lame heard a faint
whistle. saw a cigaret describe an
r in the dimness Of the circular
drive before the theater.
Hello, there" called q gay voice.
She pcered out. "Oh. it's you,
Muriel?" She was conscious Of a
vague feeling Of disappointment.
Whom she had been expecting she
couldn't have said. The other girl
came cut of the darkness with q
rush and q swirl. bringing with her
the faint. sweet odor of jasmine.
She was all in white. white taffeta
froCk swirling around her ankles.
creamy white velvet wrap. pearls
at her throat. a sparkle Of crystal
at hsr small. high-arched white
slippers. Dazzling Lame thought
her. as she stood there. She was
painting. a little. as ii she had been
running.
"You didn't expect me, ! know. Z
she said. smiling. but 1 just had
10 come. Tell me-did Chuck stop
by YETI"
Chuck"
"Oh. heavenly day." MurIel evil
denced Impotence. Chuck Des-
mond from The Sphere. Grimes
told me when / got in from grand
mothers that he'd phoned he was
on his way. I'm mad TO see him.
Where u he?"
lTURIEL'S eyes were starry. Her
" young bosom heaved with cx-
element. Lame thought she had
never sec her look so lovely.
II put him In 81. on the left"
she said automatically.
Now. look" began Muriel por-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29

NEW YORK. - Reverberations
from the recent wave OF murder and
lurid crime in New York have
Weakened this towns officialdom to
action against the more sinister
night resorts and dance halls.
At the moment. they are talking
about a new commiSSionership IN
the police department which would
have immediate powers to act
against a NEST vicious breed Of So
called night clubs.
Strangers IN Manhattan. have
been the most frequent victims of
such tenderloln Spawns. where the
rules not only never give a sucker
a break. but generally leave the
victim beaten in some dark doorway
with his pockets inside-out.
Visitors, however. are not the sole
prey. sTownfolk. out on a lark, fire.
quent,y stumble upon eye-opening
ovidelsces OF what goes on behind
locked or barred doors in their own
town. New Workers who stumble
into luch traps have only them
Selve9 to blame. since the warning
signals have been displayed time
and again. NV.
Soiraw Is the initiation OF a VIC
tim that, yer it not for the beat
ingS and robberies. the whole thing
would be funny and recall the old
days Of Uncle Josh in the big city.
For the places now being dragged
out Of the dark into the light OF day
are Of the cd melodrama variety
that We met in cheap novels and
tent shows in past years.
Briefly, the most common proce-
dure OF such spots is this: They
work N league with a type OF
taxicab driver who cruises about
the midtown section in search OF
fares. Usually the driver has a
"gyp' cab: that is. a cab charging
the highest rates. But there are any
number Of other 'Steerers."
The driver, of course. is aware
that the average stranger is likely
to be a little giddy: likely to want
to 20 places and do things: likely
to take a few drinks and want to
keep going. Sometimes the fare
asks the driver for a recommended
tion-and this Is a truly fatal pro-
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that they never would be able to
find their wav back or tell where
they have been.
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Even these endings are relatively
happy. compared with some where
men have been all but beaten 10
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death. robbed and carried out TO be
dumped In the most ~ConvenienE
gutter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-20
Day In Congress

Senate. Tuesdzy.
Ccl--1eS debate C t--e-1or &C.
pz-IEE-- appropriation I'll
Class Subcommittee continues
bznk1-g zTez-zz-1@
Monday.
Approved s251o6O00 z5rrorrs-n
so- Red Cross re.eE fund
Adopted Class resolution au-rr-
ling campaign expenditures con-
n---ee 20 inquire --so 1929 ear
pignS
Naval Committee approved So
10000 construction BIZ
H0Ese, TueSdzF:
Debates toIr-cepzrrnsnt su1oIv
bin
Public buildings COMMITTEE de-
ba-eS posso<flce construction pro
gTzm
immigration Committee resumes
CELEBRATIONS q imnlErati0n Els-
pension
Monday.
Representative Reece b-zmed
senate c~oEtErees for failure 70
agree On Muscle Shoals
Acton OF ss5n11Go0 drainage
6EEr1c1 blI recommended mt reer-
III Of Representatives q u states
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TOSTARTDRIVE

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EDINBURG HAS
BOYS MEETING
Youths From Is To Is To
Hold Conference
March 1918
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