davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1931-01-20

donde el estaba presente.
Muy j6ven adn, abri6 en-
Flcrencia, en- ell mercado nue.
vo, un obra5or propio. Su ia
ma crecia en- raz6n directa de
n publicidad que lie daban los
lances, cast cotidianos en- que
Sc veia envuelto. En- 1923 nos
10 encOntramos en- Roma, al ger
Vicio del Papa, circumstance
. "a feliz para ell Pontffice.
FSe ano las tropas imperiales
al mando del condestable de
Borb6n sitiaron la Ciu5ad San
"a. Cellini abandon6 ell cincel
y requirio la espada, asistien-
do, en- primera fila, a la defen-
a de la plaza. Segun ell mis-
no nCS cUenld en- Su dulODlO-
grafia tuvo a SUI cargo la de-
fensa del Castillo de SAINT An
golo, manejando la artilleria.
Ertonces demostr6 una bravu-
"a que contribuy6 poderosa-
!nente a la derrota de las tro-
pas imperiales. FL mato en-
persona al propio condesta-
bic y despu6s a Hitherto, prin
q de Orange. La defensa de
Roma 10 consagr6 definitiva-
mente como hombre de espa-
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l. &c !! ? p o
REDUCE la WILMINGTON
HESTRUYE IA iNFECClON
? MsTEGA e. DQlOR

LlCARBC es ell resultado de INVESTIGATIONS y estud0s muv
extensos. FL valor de esta medicinal sc ha probable en- Ia practica
dlarla "enoS del uO pDr c.onto de los casoe la de Iado de eair
benef con LICARBO.
D perioridad es eyidtnte. No descoioIa ia pil. Tiene I'm
dior atlco suave. No es c6ustco. Por CONSEQUENT lie emueza
a CO " en- seguida sin nrtar o destgulr q aeido ceirlar'
ia! fecciones en- las heridas recientts. Destr1ye i iaroo-
81 exisCe. Quita ell dolor ca5i instantaneanente. Las
das los ungientos tenden a osrarci, IA infcaci5n cn las
del pelo en- la pa-te afectada: LIGAnPO eta teto.
destruye y ccatriza tOdas Ia infecc5ches externas de 10
ncualqnier parte del cuerpo de de la cabeza hasta las puntas
pies. No pasa un da sin 1ue ga Iecesario usar L1CARBO.
La gaceta., 1931-01-20
(contipnAd).
CLUB PROCRESO

Por orden del ST.. Presiden-
tie y por este medic Sc eta a
los socios para la iunta que Sc
celebrara ell martes 90, a las
ocho p. m. en- ell salon anexo
a la Ig.esia San Marcos, Gale
16 y avenida IL.
A. SineriZ, Secretario.
DEBE CASTIGARSE A LOS
FRACASA-
SADOS
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lie una fmpetuosidad beica dan yalor personal fu6 caa
ne 10 hacia actor principal lGcaq de "barbaramente in
cpanta riha o pendeneia domaBle".
donde ell estaba presente. (conhnnAd.
La gaceta., 1931-01-20

cementerio del Centre Astu-
riano ell cadaver del nino Raj
mundo Rivero, de IA amos, que
falleciera en- ell domicil:o de
sus padres, avenida Garcia
no.
La gaceta., 1931-01-20

tft boiff""s Npi"S@toH IVY en-
tics est ategicos d. BAanos
Aires ri ando Ia muerte kres
pc. soN y heridas a otrasAe.
LAp imera explosion III z
L. Aaci6n d. Ia Plaza OncS
cMncs d. IN tren que ently
fuelon d,struidos, perez enS
dos personals Y resultando h.rV
das varias mas.
En- Ia Plaza de la Constitu
ci6n otro tren descarri6 yes2i.
tanGo heridos varios pasajo' Cs.
Una tercera explos on ocurrif
en- u Ten de Ia c%onpania Cen
ira de la Arge tina. Las ambu-
lancia fuerCn llamadas V las
vi conducidas a los hos
lpitales.
Ell tren salia hacia ell Tigre y
habfa parade en- la pista de Pa
lermo, dentro de una cuadra de
nuevo edificio de la embajade
americana.
Varios sospechosos han side
detenidos.
La explosion en- la estacion DE-
Once ocurri6 a las cinco de Il
manana.
La gaceta., 1931-01-20

s tics est eateqlcos q b
La gaceta., 1931-01-20

Wash, Enero 20-Declar9n-
do ante Ell subcomit1 que presi-
de 81 senador Glass, j. w. Pale,
Intervention del dinero, propuso
IL deatituci6n de los funciona-
RIGS de los bancos que admins
tran ma y ell castigo de los di-
r~ectores cuyos bancos quiebren.
Estima que para hacer cumplir
este debe constituirse una agen-
cia federal.
Ell senador Glass considerd
que los directories deben tener
mayor responsibilities en- las
cuentas, con menos carga sobre
los accionistas no ligados con la
direction.
La gaceta., 1931-01-20
DEFUNCIONES

La Sra. Domingo Menendez,
de II amos, muri6 aver en- su
domicilio, avenida Ounce 906.
Ell entierro Sc efectuara en-
la tarde de hoy, saliendo el
cortejo desde csc lugar hasta
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LA CRUZ ROJA NO QUIERE
Ell FONDO DE $25, 900, 900

Wash, Enero 20.-Cuando ell
congreso comenzo a TRAFALGAR
hoy 10 hizo con ell aviso de la
Cruz Roja de que 81 persiste en-
La gaceta., 1931-01-20

Buenos Aires, Enero 90
La gaceta., 1931-01-20
llCARBO CURA

QUEMADURAS.-E aqua Et6EMA EINFECCIONES
cahente, Ell fuege. la g-asa cali DE LA PTEL.-LlL.. cura
ente, las Uuemaduras de estufa Ia ecsema, eli ewDe;ae. Ia sarpa
producer dolores agudos v dejan ia eacoriaci6p. Ell escozor 81 or
CiCauriceS' L!CAtbO Cmta ell pupldG y la conez6n de la oie.
dolor en- seguida. deja la parte Calma la irritation O., sepn;da
aiec tada impia y tersa. NADIA y deja Ia piei tcesa v l.mpja. Ia
v NINAAnI1Eo. sauIacc6n propia en- el esYnero
personal hace de LICARBO una
LES GOLPES 7 LAS TOR necesida9.
CEDURAS 6uelen. LICAlBOl LAS LII LGAS VlFIAS 7 =
arhcado en- segGide quta 81 do UICEBAo, LOS BARROS Y
lor, reduce la inflammation Y hace LOS FuBJJNCITI rs 90 80
dcsapaTecer las manchas amoIa con LTCAR3O ruanGo todos To-.
.aoas. I'm unas cuantas noras eS otros trataT1ientos nan faIlado.
mposlDie reconocef la parte Su acclon al hnpiar ia parte
hectada iafectada, al re1utir la infeccik,
LOS PIES NTLAMADOS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %ffr.
A~NPOLIADOS Y CON CO. ERO CABELLTDO -ISCARR0
NEON Sc sienten aliviados v detiene Ia cafda de@ nalo d..
refrescados inmediatamerte con Qep poroue destrnve T. ,o.no
LICARBO. La comez6L entire Los trata- oientos con TTARRbn
los dedos desaparece. destruye deian 81 zero cahelludo Irn;1
Ia inIeccioh oi acluo unco y Se- y iresco eI peo suave, espon.
"a 70 pies en- perleco estado Jado yFfL- nte. 81 listed quiero
gu Pr1p1o pIenestar reqwere Ell c9ldar su pero debi lamente use
deLlCAfuo. ILICAEBO
PRIMERAS CURACIONES-Cualpier cortada rasu,x.
piquete de nsecto o herda debera curarse en- seU,T;ds ~
CARLO: Su apLcaci6n evita Ell peigro de una infecci6n v nro,a :.
contra Ell envenenamiento septico. La cicatrizaci6o ers1n!Ee1o g
seguda y Sc mitga ell dolor. Frecucptemente lac bar;Jas 81
que parecen insignfcantes resUltar seria1 debido a Css "a 80 49,
dan. Sea listed ~precavido y use LICARBO.
ARBO esA garantizado para todas las ,nnd;c;ora. 80
Sc Ina rec"mcndSdU; LiCARBO no sCiamente erac -
sno qu> i:snes.ar \ seonr,Iad 'e pro-
su far 0~ew
IlUARRO
EJOR QUE 81 IOD
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
PETITION FOR
ROAD IS FILED

A petition asking for the improve
ment OF what is termed the Blue
Bonnet cutoff" road instead Of the
Morton road as : connecting road 70
the main highways leading into
Brownsville is requested in a petition
which has been presented TO the
commissioners court.
The petition was presented by
Arthur w. Pigott, who has been 2
leading factor in the move for this
road. 1t is signed by property owners
along the proposed route. who have
agreed to donate right-of-way.
This road would Highway NO.
4 at the nursery Of II. s. Stilwell,
ST.. Just beyond the city limits OF
Brownsville, and would remain out
side the city the entire route, Pigott
said. He points this out as an argu-
ment in its favor instead Of the Iio.-
ton road.
The Coffee road. he declared, will
be OF little use until the Brownsville
port Is completed.
IN a letter explaining the road
situation as he e ID. Pigott sug-
gests the use OF the spoil bank
thrown up in the Brownsville port
channel dredging as a direct high
way TO Port Isabel from Brownsville
The commissioners court has not
yet taken action on this petition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
Open Los Ebanos
Bids Here Monday

Bids for construction or the Los
Ebanos elementary school building
will be opened here Monday evening
at a meeting OF the school board 10
b held in the office Of ]. p. Maher,
secretary OF the board.
IL Is estimated the six-room brick
and tile structure will cost in the
neighborhOod OF $4,000.
This is the third Of three schools
being constructed here 70 take care
Of an overflow Of elementary pupils.
Last year 10 was necessary 70 have
the smaller children attend school
in halliday sessions because OF limit
cd housing facilities. Work has be-
gun on one OF the buildings and
contract has been let on the second
Practically all OF the larger con-
struction companies here have en-
tered bids 70 be opened az the meet
ing tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO Aug. rs. tAP)-tU. s ~.
A.l-Hogs 90. 700. unevenly steady 20 25
lower. packing COWS steady. i80-l30 lbs.
$500 so. top Sos. pigs 4.50-515.
Cattle 1000. calves $500. fully steady
on fed steers and yearlings; slow on
grassy and slightly fed offerings: bulk
GRADED good and better kinds 1885.
new high paid FOR 1870 10. yearllngs.
other classes mostly steady 70 eak.
Slaughter cattle and ~vealers. steers 500
1900 lbs. 775-l050 heifers S50-850 lbs
725-975. COWS 4O0-675 bulls tyearlings
excluded theefl l0O-5 Is. veaiers milk
ferl 8SO-i0 50t stocker ana feeder steers
50O-1O5O lbs. 5T5-TS0.
Sheep 5000. fully steady. asking high
or on range lambs. roo 70 choice ma
tives 7o0-775: best $40. fat ewes 100
200. breeders 3OO-s 90. lambs % .bs
down TO0-810. ees o0-l50 lbs 1~25-275,
feeding lambs 60-T5 lbs 525-765.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
City Briefs

Garrett HOughtaling, son of Mr..
and Mrs. q. A. Houghtaling OF this
CITY. was 10 arrive for a vacation
visit today. He is in charge OF the
Armour a. Co. packing house At
Omaha.
Intentions To we'd have been filed
with the Cameron county clerk ~
j. II. Bowman and Revelle Branner
q. Rio GranGe City. Guadalupe Perez
and Maria del Consuelo Munoz have
filed intentions also.
Marriage licenses have been issued
here ~ Noises Cara and Joseflna
Gloria. Brownsville, and Charles Y.
Homo NJ Ia Feria and Katherine
Davis of Harrington.
6 G. Mcclure returned Monday
morning from Dallas.
Plane ..assengers leaving Monday
we're J. j. Cushman 70 Tampico, K.
ID SundeI. Vera Cruz; l.. G. Hen
son. Salvador and r. x. Summers
to Mexico.
II. ID. Taylor, Jr, Of Houston was
IN the city Sunday.
Mr.. ar Mrs. J.. J. Dalehite Of
Galveston are IN town.
+. w. Bigges i a local visitor. His
home is in Houston.
J. VI. Moore OF TT. Worth has
registered in the city and will spend
a short time IN Brownsville.
We have a few vacant cottages.
nj NEar Inc. Adv.
II. 4. Crutcher and family Of San
Antonio are spending several days
IN the Valley.
w. N. Callahan Of ST. Louis will
spend four or five days in Browns
vile.
visitors in the city from San An
tonic include Fl. r.. Werner, E. u.
Dortham and II p. Macauley.
Genuine Mexican dinners Post
pffirp cafe. Adv.
MIR. arr Mrs. c. F. Hampe Of
Dallas are in Brownsville for sew
eral days.
Dallas vacatiOniSts in town are
G. r. Potts. III. ". Greer and son ana
Thomas c. knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Bowman Of
Beeville were in the city Sunday.
From san Antonio are Carl Guen-
the and James ColnoS.
MIR. and Mrs. III. Barrack Of Dali
las are in Brownsville.
James T.. Brown is spending sew
eral days in the city. He Is from
Brentwood.
Arriving by plane from Mexico
Monday were Cornelia Womack
and ~. Ware. The former came up
from Tamp.co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
PROPOSED RATE.
HIKE ASSAILED

DALLAS, Aug. 24.-Fl- J. X.
Moore OF New Orleans, general
traffic manager for the American
Cotton Cooperative association. IN
formed Joseph B. Eastman, inter-
state commerce commissioner, here
today that the proposed IS per
cent increase in railroad rates viii
increase the trend 10 haul cotton
TO market by water routes.
Moore said water competition
has come 70 be a strong factor in
the hauling OF cotton. through
coastwise lines. 10 the New Eng
land mills.
He testified that. In his opinion,
farmers will use their wi trucks
TO haul cotton 10 ports should
railroad rates become higher. He
said he had received many in
duiries from farmers living as far
inland as Oklahoma asking whether
Texas laws would prevent using
their own trucks 10 move cotton %
the ports. Moore said such hauling
might conceivably be profitable TO
the farmer.
S. j. Cole. traffic manager for
the Amarillo Chamber Of Com
merce. testified that the l930-3l
seasons losses BY wheat interests
in the Panhandle. eastern New
Mexico and western and north
western Oklahoma belts, we're SCI
at around SO cents an acre He
figured this as the difference be-
tween the cost per acre and the
average receipts. S3.79.
Cole said the 1881 crop was
produced at the lowest cost In
history. The figures represented
an 'out-of-pocket" cost not in
Guiding taxes, interest. hauling,
insurance and depreciation. The
figures were based on No. | wheat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
NEM NnRk CnTTnN

JEW YORK COTTON
NEW YORK. Aug. IS. tAP)-Cotton
opened barely steady today. l2 20 ,6
points lower IN response 70 lower Liver
pool cables which evidently caused
liquidation or rcselling by some OF yes
terday's buyers.
Liverpool and the continent were
credited with selling here during the
early trading. while there was some
selling by the south and commission
houses, but the offerings were fairy
well taken by covering or trade buying
at the initial decline. This demand was
sufficient 70 give the market a general
~ steady tone during thu early trading
and after selling off 70 TIA. December
was holding around TIC az 1890 O'Clock
with active months showing net losses
OF u 70 II points.
Liverpool cables reported hedging.
local and Bombay liquidation IN that
market and said there was an improved
cloth demand from both the nea ana
far east.
The market ruled very quiet an morn
ing. there being little disposition 20
trade. After easing 10 Coz for October
and 712 FOR December. or u 70 Is
points under Yesterdays close prices
rallied slightly towards mid-sess'on.
recovering 6 points on the decline mainly
on shorts covering and then ruling quiet
and steady az net declines Of IL potts
from yesterdays close.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
Broker Safe

NEW YORK. Aug. 24-F-NaS-
sau county police said today that
Charles Marvin Rosenthal, 24-year-
old missing stock broker. was safe
in the hands of kidnapers, who
have been in touch with the Ros-
enthal family over the payment Of
a 100000 ransom.
Mrs. Nellie X. ROsenthal. the
missing mans mother. revealed she
was ready 10 meet the demands OF
his kidnapers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
Hawks Takes Off

FORT WORTH. Aug. 25-yP,-
Capt. Frank M. Hawks took off in
his red and white monoplane early
today for Shreveport Immediately
in the wake Of an American Air
ways ship bearing his mother. Mrs.
IDA Mae Hawks. 10 New York.
Hawks took the MIR AZ 7.53 n. m.
~ quest of new records between
informed ate points from Fort
Worth TO New York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
Bond Is Set

AMARILLO. Aug. 24-tPl- John
r. williams. 81. charged with MUIR
der in connection with the fatal
shooting OF %. o. Stanley. Claren-
don farmer. Saturday night. waived
examining trial. today and his bond
set at $1,000. Stanley was kill
ed when he went 70 the williams
home 70 visit his estranEed wife
who was keeping house for VII
liamS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
Akron Flight Off

AKRON, o, Aug. 25. R-Post-
ponement OF the maiden voyage OF
the giant navy zeppelin Akron I'M
oil September 5 or later was an
nounced today BY the Goodyear
Zeppelin corporation, its builders.
First tenttively scheduled for this
wednesday or a day or two later, the
maiden flight was postponed TO
permit building OF greater localized
strength int othe ship at various
points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
Suspects Held

CORSICANA, Aug. IS. tPl-Three
men arrested on a freight train al
Dawson we're charged today with
burglary III connection with rob-
berry Of the Rhoads Brothers jewel
~ store al Corsicana Sunday night.
Officers recovered watches and
other loot. The men gave their
names as w. y. G%reenstreet, Harry
Gordon and Robert Massey. Mer-
chandise valued al $3.50 was taken
from the Rhoads store.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25

WASHINGTON. Aug. 24-tP-
The number or farm folk fell dur
ing the past decade but the rapid
rise OF the ruralite was subject OF
a special announcement today BY
the census bureau.
Rural non-farm" population was
the title given to these new coun-
t~ry-dwellers who do not till the
soil. They are those in the beyond
the-city-limits estates, the inhabit-
ants Of the 'uninc0rporated places"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
Stage Star WEEDS

HOLLYWOOD, Cal. Aug. "a. PI
Somerset, former idol Of the
English stage, revealed today he had
been married TO Miss Barbara Todd,
OF Baltimore Nd, Somerset said
the wedding took place several
months ago al Riverside. Cal.
The actor said Miss Todd and ne
had been friends for several years,
the acquaintanceship starting when
she saw him in q stage performance
in Baltimore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25

VANDALIA, Ohio, Aug. 24.-lPl
Joseph z. Heistand, Hillsboro.
Ohio. and II. A. Hausmans. La
Grange. Tex. with 100 targets eacH.
tied for the lead at the close Of
the first half Of the contest 70
decide class champions. the first
event on the program OF the grand
American handicap trap shoot
tournament today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
Sale Provision

WASHINGTON. Aug. "a. -DPl-
Chairman Stone Of the farm board
said today the board would n
deavor to insert a provision in any
contracts covering wheat sales 70
China that the cargoes be shipped
in American boats.
Stone made this statement after
American ship owners had criti-
cized the exchange with Brazil
which did not specify that the
wheat and coffee involved should
be transported in American vessels.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
Fatalities Increase

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24-H1-
Reports filed BY railroads with the
interstate commerce commission
today showed highway grade cross
ing fatalities totaled s28 in the
first five months OF this year. an
increase OF 20 over the same period
in 1880. The injured this year
numbered 2.100. a reduction Of 226
under last year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25

DALLAS. Aug. 2i.-P- n. u.
Murray. general manager az the
Texas Cotton Cooperative associa-
ton. announced today that 80
membership conferences would be-
held in the state this week and
early IN September. He expects owe
$4,000 cotton growers 70 attend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 25. fAPl-Whcat
showed but little change An the start
OF trade today but all deliveries Of corn
sold at nCw low levels FOR the season.
Aggressive buying was lacking IN wheat
but fair supper came into the market
FOR the September delivery AZ yester-
days bottom figures. Scattered luuida-
ton sent corn downward. short covering
and commission house buying brought
about u moderate rally from the eN-
IRENE lOw.
Wheat opened unchanged 20 3-B cent
off u held steady. Corn started UNI
changed 70 IA off and dropped more
before recovering.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
Storm Warning

WASHINGTON. Aug. 24.-P-
The weather bureau today issued
the following storm warning:
Advisory: northeast storm warm
ing continued l p. m. Block Island,
r L., 20 Boston. Mass. Disturbance
OF moderate intensity. Central
about 125 miles south OF Nantucket,
moving eaSt-northeastward."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
Relief Under Way

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug. 24-F-
Machinery for a permanent un-
employment relief organization in
the Mississippi valley states was
set In motion today at a confer
ence called BY Governor w. ".
Murray OF Oklahoma.
The conference recessed until
afternoon after the election Of Rep
resentative Frank Reid, republican,
Illinois. as permanent chairman.
and the adoption Of recommended
tons that each governor OF the
valley states commission five
representatives who would De sub
Jet to the call OF the permanent
conference.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
Ell Paso Petitions

WASHINGTON. Aug. 24-P-
Seymour L0Wman. assistant secre-
tarv Of the treasury. announced
today he was considering petitions
Of Fl PasO business men that the
government close the international
bridge 70 Juarez. Mexico, from 3 p.
NJ. until z a. III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
Texan Burned

NACOGDOCHES, Aug. "a. Up
A r. Freels, an employee Of the
Texas Co, was burned srereIy to-
dav when q ditching machine ne was
onerating broke an oil pipe line.
The gushing oil caught fire before
Freels could escape.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
Pleads Not Guilty

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. "a. UPi-
Larkin CJack) Gully. 3~3-year-old
army sergeant. pleaded not guilty
today 10 a murder charge in con-
nection with the death OF his wife,
and was ordered held without tlil
BY Peace Justice powers for pre-
liminarv hearing Sept. ?.
Denver Grisby. assistant county
attorney, said several persons testi-
fled that both Gully and his wife
drank more than a quart OF whiskey
Aug. Is. date OF her death.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25

PORT ARTHUR, Aug. "a. UT.
Il. ehcMtlil, UpbETI N N " UUU
L. Mitchell. news stand operator, vas
charged with murder today I'm con-
nection with the fatal shooting OK
his brother, M. O.. Mitchell here yes
terday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
FIR = NCH
9 IT

This amazing Q French method
makes ID easy 20 have deep, natural
looking finger waves at home. As
easy as using old-fashioned curriers'.
No Ereasiness. No fuSsing. Clean
with no flaky deposit on the
hair. Not affected by dampness
or moisture. Lasts 7 full days.
Ask for Jo-cur Waveset at any
toilet counter. Costs only a few
cents. Also Jo-cur Henna Rinse for
that lovely bronze glint.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
Filler Killed

MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Aug. "a
tPl-Sgt. Lee Clark Of the U. S.
Marines was killed and Pvt. Ricn-
ard M. Campbell was seriously
injured yesterday when a Marine
corps plane piloted by Clark crash
cd al COrintO.
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Bandits Get $4,000

CUMBERLAND, Wis, Aug. "a. Up.
Five bandits using a machine gun
robbed the State Bank OF Cumber-
land Of 5000 today. One was be-
lieved wounded by a deputy sheriff
IN an exchange OF shots.
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1000 DROWN II
NEW DYKE BREAK

SHANGHAI. Aug. "a. ga as
match to the Kuomin news agency
from HankOw today said more tnan
1000 refugees housed in the BAR
racks AZ Wuchang, across the Yang
tse river. were drowned as a result
Of a fresh break in the dyke.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25

INV HORk TUIkS
NEW YORK. Aug IS. tAPi-Bullish
efforts to start a rally IN the share
market. on the theory II was oversold.
were thwarted by fresh heayiness Of the
tobacco issues today.
After moving uncertainty early. the
market advanced a point or more here
n there a. several pool favorttes were
but most OF the upturn was lost by
midday.
The American tobacco and Iiggett
n Myers issues. and Reynolds p lost
/ to 2 points. American Can and East
man lost a point. and MCWeesport lost
about 3. Advances Of a point or 50 IN
u. s. steel, Johns Manville, American
Telephone. Westinghouse. Case. and
Allied Chemical and actions were con-
siderabiy modified
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A government committee has
favored a program for the COM
plete identification OF British rail-
ways In 20 years.