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was 1t Just an impulse? Didn't
you have a ~reason?" he pressed.
Suddenly Beryl became suspi-
cious of him. SAY" she asked. "are
you trying 10 analyze me or some
thing?"
Prentiss laughed. You're right"
he admitted. Il have been study
ing psychology these past two
years. But you'll have to admit
that I have a personal interest IN
this case"
"Oh, then I'm a case."
You'd make a dandy study.
You're SO darned honest. Oh no.
you wouldn't either. You're not
complex enough. You're M clear
and definite as "a blue flannel"
Beryl made a face you near
you can see right through me-" she
interpreted and smiled at the
thought Imagine the shock It
would be to him to trace her i'm
pulse IN question to its source and
find that IL began with another
man! lie was far too attractive to
be without all conceit
DRENTISS' next remark gave
u her a Jolt. "Of course you're
struggling with obstacles between
yourself and some man you're in
terested in" he asserted calmly.
IF you thought Eecklng a pleas
ure you'd have begun II long ago
when you were five. say"
MY goodness." Beryl gasped.
you're not mercenary." he went
On. ignoring her exclamation. Il
looked for that at first You weren't
after Dads money and I'm sure
you're not IN love with me. You
don't even need me as a stepping
stone TO uccess in a career You
had q good start before ! met you.
That leaves only a man"
Beryl wanted to giggle. She
thought OF him talking like this to
Irene She did know something OF
psychologist least that II was
the science or the human mind But
Irene. who never read a book.
Irene had received q carnival doll
a. n gift once with q card that
read: Because you have n book"
She looked at Prentiss and an
nounced: You're n lucky boy. No
girl will EVER fool you"
"It could be done" he said dubi-
ously. but / don't think Il viii
be-"
Beryl settled back In her scat. .
strange smile upon her lips.
Tommy wasn't quite = fool. either.
she thought
life itself Is something or D
jokestcr," she said softly.
Prentiss. whose thoughts had
been far adeld. started -WhatG"
no asked
Beryl did not answer They had
arrived at the cottage on the South
Shore and some OF Prentiss' friends
had come out 10 greet then. Beryl
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a retreat7 What tx she did not
want Prentiss to care for her. 20
make love to her? What II he
should do IL and she found II alb
horrent? Wasn't 1t cheap to lead q
man on and then draw back?
Hadn't he a right to feel offended
when a girl did that7
All at once Beryl drew away
from the man beside her. She was
out or her depth and knew It.
Prentiss heard her laugh. and
turned to look at her.
I'm a little rotter." che saId to
him. Il was trying TO yamp you"
"Yes. 7 know" Prentiss said.
was I that crude?" Beryl asked.
DRENTISS did not answer ut
once. Beryl was a new kind or
girl to him. Not nicer than any
girl he'd ever known. but aston
ishingly different She brought
new thoughts to his mind
NO." he said slowly, II wouldn't
say you were crude unless one
judged you by crude standards. 4
should say that. without knowing
II, you we're being extremely sub
tie"
I'm afraid" Beryl admitted.
that / don't understand"
I'm not sure that / understand.
myself be told her. There's an
idea among certain girls that
they've an obligation 70 live up to
all the things that have been said
against the youth OF today. When
they 20 after a man It's something
more than hammer and tongs. tooth
and nails. It's well, YER
mind"
He paused and Beryl said: Go
on Scold me. l deserve t."
They'd laugh at you" Prentiss
declared. but I've q notion that
none or them ever get near the real
thing. that thing that figured IN
the history or great loves There
must have been subtIIty in that"
Beryl. embarrassed. attempted n
Joke. SLOW. but subtle" she said
with an awkward little laugh Ii
was coming to her now. the re-
action Of her behavior. Fighting
impulses had been a lifelong habit
with her. She wondered why she
had given In to these two-frEt 10
act as she had ard then to confess
her error. Couldn't one be q fool
about honestly
Prentiss spoke. as though be had
read her mind.
The queer part or this IL that
you did IT," he said. why did
your"
The honesty IN her nature. which
Beryl had Just been questioning.
was still In control. IL dictated her
answer.
Because I often want to do
things that | won't let myself" she
said.
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China Throw OFF Its Chain

There is a new China. It has been in the maxine
since the last Of the Manchu emperors was dethroned.
Now the governing party Of the new China has declar-
ed that after Jan. ! persons belong to communities In
China which eniov extra territorial PRIVILEGES will
be under the jurisdiction Of Chinese courts. In other
words. Chinese courts presided over by Chinese judges
are to sit in Judgment on all persons. native or allied
charged with the violation Of Chinese laws. Why not2
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+ C HERE


BERYL BORDEN. secretly I'm
love with TOMMY WILSON. de-
lays his elopement with her Aaif-
sister, IRENE EVERETT, but
fails TO convince him that a. IN his
duty 10 finish college.
Later Irene posfpones the mar
riaEe believing she IL TO become
n radio singer. Securing an audi
tion, she permits Beryl 20 GO TO
the studio with her. While watt
md croons melodies One OF the
directors hears her and gives her
n private test. He promises n con-
tract later. Irene fails and 10 furi-
Gus when she hears of EcrSrs src-
ses Time passes Inc no word
comes from the studio. At last n
letter comes md BeryI slips away
for the Interview. She In elated
when presented with n contract.
Her victory In bitter-sveet for
her family and Tommy believe she
robbed Irene OF her chance.
BeryI's debut In n success and she
returns home laden with floral
tributes.
Turning with envy. Irene de-
cides 20 marry Tommy fmne-
diateiy but his nuut dies and
again the wedding In postponed.
DIR. HOFFMAN. Tommy's uncle.
wants n new honsekeeper and
offers tnducemenfs for mn early
p~izrriaEc-
Success does not Kill Bcryra
love for Tommy. but she accepts
Invitations from young PREM
TIss GAYLORD. when he calls.
Irene greets him.
NOW GO on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIX
FTER the first fash Of dismay
IA in which Beryl realized that
Irene had entINpped Prentiss' ad.
miration she wanted TO laugh.
Wasn't 1t funny that Just when
she made up her mind to encourage
him be should follow IN Tommy's
footsteps and succumb 70 Irene's
shell OF beauty?
Driving to the South Shore be-
side Prentiss In his black and chro-
MUM roadster Beryl pondered the
effect OF this new conquest upon her
sisters attitude toward Tommy.
She could ponder undisturbed.
for her companion had fallen
strangely quiet. Was he thinking
OF Irene?
Beryl sighed. unheard against the
wind that rushed against her face.
There would be no problem for her
70 settle IL Prentiss should t1nsfer
bis attentions TO Irene. She could
slip back into her hopeless passion
for Tommy. But did she want that?
Perhaps a little effort on her
part
She moved closer to Prentiss.
Beryl did not know exactly what
she was doing. She'd never vamped
a man. What would II lead to?
How far did girls 20 and still hare
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MOVVE: \
.&lDElIGH1S
CAPITOL


Titled the fashion book ~ Holly
wood the motion picture screen Is
revealing many advance notes ~
spring style interest for America.
I'm the Metro-G oldwyn-Mayer
picture, Never The Twain Shah
Meet which opens wednesday nc
the Capitol Theatre. a series OF
youthful ideas are shown. worn hy
the two feminine leads. Conchita
Montenegro and Karen Morley.
Miss Montcnegro's dark-compIev-
toned Spanish type or personality
is accentuated by n flamc-colored
chiffon evening gown that she wears
IN n scene. In noting the form
fitting body line Of the dress. one
can appreciate how skillfully the
designers have introduced this aIlur-
ing line 10 take the place of the re-
vealing neither limbs on the short
skirted STYLES. "A long velevet cloak
Is worn with this dress. an ermine-
edged collar line and fun cuff be-
ing interesting features.
The costumes worn by Karen Nor
ley show a type In keeping with her
feminine bearing. Even her white
sports suit carried out with pat
riotic red and blue trimmings shows
a girlish treatment with short boil
ero jackette having bell sleeves to
harmonic with the bell-shaped
skirt.
Besides the two players mentioned
the cast includes Leslie Howard. q.
Aubrey Smith. Mitchell Lewis. Hale
Hamilton. Clyde Cook. Bob Gilbert.
Joan Standing and Eulalie Jensen
W.. S. Van Dyke, who filmed Trader
Horn" directed Never The Twain
Shall Meet
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Military Posts To Be Closed

Secy. of War Pat J. Hurley of Oklahoma is con-
sidering abandoning or consolidating some so mill
tary posts of the war department. Fifty-one such sta
lions have been abandoned or discontinued since the
World War. Gone Is the ancient saying TN times Of
peace prepare for war"-that Is. IL IS going in this
country. In other parts OF the world AZ changes in
forms Of government have taken place since 1928.
Was the world made safe for democracy by its sacri-
fees Of blood and treasure when Woodrow wisconsin
was In flower?
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AUTHOP OF

was welcomed. literally with open
arms. II was known she would
sing for them. She had no more
private conversation with Prentiss
that night When they left they had
another girl with them. m girl who
lived on the North Shore. Some
thing had happened to her escort.
Beryl didn't know exactly what
She only knew that their hostess
had asked Prentiss II he would
mind dropping this other girl az
her home. The girl was quiet on
the drive and Beryl sensed that she
was em~otionally upset BeryI was
glad or her presence.
HAD Prentiss forgotten Irenef
~ Beryl wondered because when
they had danced together at the
party he had seemed Just as be was
before seeing her sister. She had
rather dreaded the drive home
with him. II might be that second
thoughts on her conduct earlier IN
the evening would give him q new
set or ideas about her. He might
attempt experimentation.
All that had been FIN her mind
when she dressed that evening
was gone. gone for good. I'm its
place was a high. fine feeling OF
escape Better to be again living
only for Tommy. There. II the
world that she had created Tor Just
the two or them. dream world
though IL were. she was safe. Co
ing back 70 II she felt that she had
new faith I'm herself. She didn't
like having her mind cluttered up
with changing emotions. 10 was
painful 10 be hopelessly I'm love. but
il was familiar pain. d dear pain.
II there can DO such n thing.
She was glad not TO have 20 talk
about herself with Prentiss and
glad 70 have a third person present
She wondered Hlat would happen
when the other girl left them
Would Prentiss follow I'D whatever
Rad come into bis mind az the
party and try 70 make love 70 herr
No. II seemed that he had been
merely caught "a the feeling or the
moment-which was one or aduIa-
ton and flattery toward her. re
had liked b Ing the one who
brought hcr-a celebrIty-to the
party.
This he told her ON the way
home Beryi felt a touch OF acorn
toward tho Young man. Still his
was X latural attitude and ha had
aonest a well As extremely
mt not 70 take advantage OF
Ter EN- Ietdown.
When they reached her home and
PrentIss said he was thirsty she
felt that II was not q ruse 70 stay
with her longer. 10 she let hil
come in
There a-'1ep on the sofa was
Irena
Go Be Ccnfinued)
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y. X Potts to Mrs. Irene x. Pat
titles. Tracts 81 and CO. Of the
Rincon Subdivision. Cd'n: sl.00.
etc.
Henry Van Zandt. et al. to G.
L. Pattillo. Lot %. Blk "a. Of the
Townsite Of La Feria. Cd'n: s375.
Frank j. Welu to Gertrude M.
Welu. Lot !. Blk. IS. OF the Third
Addition Townsite OF San Ber.to.
Cdn. 500. etc.
Port Isabel Irrigation Co. 70 WI
liam III. Robinson. All OF Blk. II.
Section 9. containing 446 acres.
Bayview Citrus Groves Subd. No.
3. Cd'n: ~S10.88000.
al e. Lloyd Parker. Inc. 10 J. W.
Sharp and r. c. Sharp. W. g84
acres OF Blk. 458. San Benitc. Irriz.
Co.'S Subd. Sh. No. I. Cd'n: ST.
76B.O0.
Al g. Lloyd Parker. Inc. to Leila
A. Sharp Z. s.B4 acres Of the w.
1853 r OF Blk. z58. San Bsnito
Irr. Cos Subd, Sh. !, <. :. CT.
Cd'n: sl,536.DO.
San Benito I'd. a. Liquidation
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New York Abounds I'm Eccentric
Characters-One Wears -Four
Overcoats; Another Feeds Some
200 Alley Cats Daily.
NEW YORK-One OF New York's
inexplIcabIe characters continues to
be Jim, the overcoat man"
I've never met anyone who knew
lis name, but this eccentric gent
car be seen almost anywhere from
the Battery to Harlem wearing from
four to five overcoats at one and
the same time. Be the weather hot
or cold. IL Is OF no consequence 70
this bearded mystery. He plods
through Fifth Avenue or Second
Avenue alike with one coat piled
upon the other.
Curious ones naturally assume
that he meanders TO the poorer Sec
tons and literally sells the coats
off his back. But no one has ever
caught him at II. and there are
those who insist that the coats are
the same today as three years ago.
In a city Of Manhattan's size the
number Of ecceStrics is considerable.
An estimator Of useless statistics
informs me that one person per
block. during rush hours. can be
observed going about talking To him
self or herself.
There Is q peddler in Broadway who
frequently wears m Jewish prayer
shawl rel his shoulders and pins
any number Of strange gold medals
on his white vest.
And there's the old chap with
hair and whiskers fashioned accord
ing TO pictures or the prophets;
with flowing robes and bare feet.
But there's one Of those In almost
every big city. Raymond Duncan u
about the most consistent OF this
cult. As you may already know. ne
once founded a back-to-G Greece club
and began wearing Grapes and te-
gas OF the old Greek and Roman vim
tage; his feet are sandaled and his
hair uncut.
There's the white-haired old lady
who appears each day I'm one OF the
city squares and feeds a couple Of
hundred stray cats. The cats. accus-
toned to her visits, begin to arrive
from every alley in advance OF her
appearance.
And there's that quite wealthy
woman Of another generation who
stin believes that hair was most be-
coming when worn with rats" and
who attracts no slight attention by
wearing her tresses IN the old Glib
Son girl manner.
AT least q dozen wealthy business
men have taken up magical tricks Is
a hobby and each year appear be-
fore the professional magicians with
personally invented illusions of the
most difficult variety. The social en-
gagements Of Heating, the suave
trickSter, caused innumerable social
registeritcS TO 60 In for sleight-of-
hand.
Half a dozen professional men
have found radio broadcasting
stunts a pleasant hobby. One. "a
wealthy broker. who likes to burst
into barber shop" harmony ap-
pears with a well-known radio
quartet.
Not so many days ago. Ann Hard
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Brownsville Has:

i. A population in 1891 of over $4,000.
2. A mean average temperature Of 70.
= Bank deposits, $1,000. 000.
T. Four railroads, seven paved highways.
5. international airport, five air lines.
. "A s5.ooo.000 deep water port financed.
J. The best climate, soil In the world.
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Prepared by The Brownsville
Title Company.
Deeds Filed May 18th, 1881
John wesley Hart, Ell al, TO Glynn
Davies, w. ) &C. Of the 5. w. 10
&C. of blk. 10, Survey 20. Briggs 81
Coleman Subd., Cd'n: 5 100000.
James NJ. Baker, ct al. TO Valley
Properties. W. 10 acres Of Blk. 3,
Harrington Citrus Gardens Unit NO.
J., Cd'n: 100000.
Valley Properties, Inc. to Frank
&. Richards and Jessie Fl. Rich
ards. w. 10 &C. Of Blk. 8, Harlingen
Citrus Gardens Unit NO. J., Cd'n:
S1l 10000.
James NJ. Barker, ct al. to VAL
ley Properties, 2 acres off OF the
S. end of Blk. 5, Harrington Citrus
Gardens Unit No. !, Cd'n: $1,000
& C..
Valley Properties, Inc, TO Cora
A. Thomas. S. 2 acres OF blk. .,
Harrington citrus Gardens Unit No.
1. Cd'n: S2,52O.00.
James M. Barker. ct al to Valley
Properties. N. 5 acres Of Blk IA,
Harrington Citrus Gardens Unit No.
/, Cd'n: $4,000.
Valley Properties, Inc. to John
w. SchoIl. N. 5 acres Of Blk IA.
Harrington Citrus Gardens Unit
No. /, Cd'n: $4,000.
james, Dickinson Farm Mortgage
Co. to Anna Fisher. 2 acres out Of
Blk. 2i0, FL Jardin SuDd-, Sh- Y,
= < - Dlrw. EN- m e.
John II. Shelander, ct al to For
rest w. Runnels. Lot 25, circuit Adj
dition, city Of san Benito, Cd'n:
$1,000 e. c.
Christine Kabitzke, ct al, to Her
man j. Rademacher and Jacob w
Nieman. Blk. 6, containing 10 acres
Olmito Gardens Tract No. 3, Cdn:
S4,500O0.
Gustav Kabitzke, ct al to H. J.
Rademacher, and Jacob w. Me-
mann. Blk. 4. containing l424
acres. Olmito Gardens Tract No. 8,
Cd'n: S4,99400.
Christine Kabitzke, ct al TO II. j.
Rademacher. Jacob w. Niemann
and III. o. Froemming. Blk -. con-
tanning 516 T Olmito Gdns.
Tract No. 3, Cd'n: S2.322.00.
James, Dickinson Mortgage CO. to
<. Y. Wingate and Myrtle Wingate.
5 acres out OF w. part OF lot ~, blk.
10. Barreda Gardens Subd. No. 2,
Cd'n: $3.5O0O0.
j. r. Farmer to @. II. Bingley.
All OF lots % and %, in Blk H.
townsite OF FresnoS, Cd'n: $1,000
q c.
Port Isabel Irrigation Co. 70
George A. Neher and Josephine
Neher. S. 5 &C. Of Blk 81. Section
NO. 2. Bayview Cit-1s Groves Subd.
No. 4. Cd'n: 100000.
Port Isabel Irrigation co. 10
Frank Branen and Lillian NJ
Branen. All OF Blks. 8 and 9. Sec
ton 7. containing $50 acres out OF
Bayview Citrus Groves Subd. No. 8,
Cd'n: s10,410O0.
Elizabeth Morris. to Jose s. Flor
es. All OF lot II. Blk. *, Frontier
Add. CITY OF Brownsville. Cd'n:
r. Il. van Hollen, by Trustee to
The Al Parker Securities Co. r. 20
acres of Farm Tract No. l58. Coast
Land Farms Subd. NO. 2. Cd'n:
81. 200 90.
Chas. d. Brown, bv sheriff, 10
The All Parker Securities CO. Lot
Is. Blk. 8. townsite OF Olmito, Cd'n:
S70.65.
r. M. Clark. Ell al to Sadie @.
Hatten. Southerly 10 acres Of Blk.
g.. Rice Tract Subdivision. Cd'n:
$1,000.
Real Estate Sales
Tuesday May 18th. 1890 s59.6Sf.n0
Tuesday May 18th. 1881 59,956.65
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A dollar lying III the South Caro-
lima state ~treasurer's office for the
hast two years has not been claim
ed.
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The total number OF men on =
list OF the British Army, exclusive
OF India. ~ 148. 600.
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Manufacturers attending the annual conference G
the flat-rolled steel executives met today.'-New Yor
Times.
Copyright. 1881. BY The Associated Newspapersl
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