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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-30
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CALLED MAYl5
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Five Are Held In
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Railroads Denied
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-30

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-30

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-30

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-30

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-04-30

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
STEIN RETURNS
TOSOUTH TEXAS
Former Publisher Herald
Again Associated
With Paper

J. M. Stein. former publisher Of
The Brownsville Herald, a visitor
in Brownsville today. announced
that he is returning to South Texas
to be associated with the group OF
papers Of which The Brownsville
Herald Is one. The other papers are
located at Harrington and Laredo.
1t goes without saying that I am
delighted to again find myself asso-
ciated with The Herald and its af-
filiated newspapers after an abb
sence from the newspaper. the city
and section OF something like two
years Mr.. Stein said.
Even in time Of depression there
Is no section OF the country that
has gone forward as has the Valley
area. and the changes and improve
ments that l see all about me are
too many for me 10 grasp in a single
day.
This Is my third return TO South
Texas and the Valley" Mr.. Stein
continued. "and If there is anything
TO that old saying about three
times being a charm, ! suppose
am here to stick"
Mr.. STEMS connection with the
papers will be in a cooperative
way. he said, and he will work with
the publishers and managers of the
various newspapers.
Il have really never been away
from the Valley. as I have had
various personal and business asso-
Citations in this section in the past
two years which have kept me al
ways in touch with Brownsville and
the Valley generally" he said.
Mrs. Stein and their son. Lewis,
are here with him for the length Of
his present visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stein will make
their home In Corpus Christi for
the present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
Former San Benitan
Dies In Dallas Mon.

SAN BENITO. June a. Funeral
services were 70 be held at 3 o. m.
wednesday for Sidney II. Merritt,
20. who died in Dallas Monday and
whose body arrived here Wednes-
day morning. The services were 10
be held from the home or his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Merritt,
l67 N. Bonham Ave. with Rev. c.
8. Mckinney. Baptist. preaching.
Mr.. Merritt moved here in 1917
but had been living In Dalla5 the
past year.
Surviving him are his parents.
his widow and two children. Sidney
and Gene. A brother, John c. Mer-
rift OF Mercedes. and a sister.
Helen. OF San Bent.o also survive.
Thompson's Mortuarv was in
charge of arrangements for the
funeral.
P~allbearers were 10 he Earl
Daughtery. z. 3. Wright. II. Newly,
James watson, Frank Rife and A.
II. Currie.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
CUINAN SAILS
FOR Home AS
GUEST OF Line
so Long, Sucker Is
Farewell Given
To Suitor

HAVRE. France. June 3. III
Texas Guinan and her dancing
gang" sailed as first class passen-
gers for New York today on the
liner Paris az the expense Of the
French Line.
broadway. here we come" they
shouted as the liner headed out to
sea.
The troupe was conveyed TO the
pier in two French Line buses. Miss
Guinan accompanied by her man
ager. John Stein, made a brief VS.
1t TO the offices of the line and
joined the party az the pier by taxi
They we're all in coed spirits
shouting they will be inviting u,
back" The American hostess, wear
Ing a velvet riding habit. black
patent leader boots and a white
5eret. boarded the boat amid cheers
La Guinan had a heated argu-
mcnt with her European manager
william Edelston. before embarking
saying that her failure 10 enter the
country was due to poor manage
ment."
Harry Aslett. the Londoner who
proposed marriage to Miss Guinan
with the understanding that she
could enter England as his wife anc
then divorce him. arrived thi!
morning from Plymouth to pres
his case. She was too p~reoccupiec
With sailing arrangements 10 give
him much attention, but she said
stick around. there may be some
thing doing yet
AS the steamer pulled out. .sleti
vas left disconsolate on the piel
with so long sucker" as Miss Gui-
mans only farewell. He said h'
didn't have money enough 10 &C.
back to London.
L was a sucker TO come 300I
miles to 60 TO JAIL" Miss GuinaI
said Just before she Ieft "wher
every jail in America Is waiting 70
me"
She is not angry with France, sh'
said. and she threatened to COM
back again.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
TODAY'S MARKETS

higher right after the call on a con-
tinuation Of the demand. This bulge
met a little more cotton but II was
absorbed on reactions OF 3 to 4
points net higher right after the
call on a continuation of the de-
mand. This bulge met a little more
cotton but IL was absorbed on re-
actions Of 3 to 4 points with the
market holding steady at the end
Of the first half hour.
The earlier cables from Liverpool
we're steady on covering but prices
there weakened later owing to the
weakness in Alexandria where
Egyptian futures were 10 to IS
points lower. The New Orleans
market was closed. A little southern
selling was reported here early but
1t was in small volume.
Early advances attracted local
and Wall Street selling later in the
morning and the cotton market lost
lis gains. Renewed weakness Of
stocks and the favorable weather
out.,ok were said TO have caused
the selling which carried July
contracts from 8.37 down to 827
and December from 800 TO 8.65. At
round midday the market was uieqt
at around the lows which repre-
scented net losses Of | 70 2 points.
The weekly report OF the weather
bureau stated that while the warm
er weather was helpful for cotton
It continued cool during most OF the
week over considerable areas and
growth Is rather generally slow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
See TARIFF
AS DEFINITE
1892 issue
Shouse Says Canada
Increase Is
Blow

WASHINGTON. June 3. tP,-Ac-
Ceptance by the democratic parry
of Jse Smoot-Hawley tariff act
as a definite issue in the 1882 cam
paign appeared likely today as
administration officials continued
client on the new Canadian tariff
increases.
- Ionett Shouse or the
Democratic National executive COM
lnIt0ee predicted mis- party would
accept tariff as an issue In chArg-
ing the administration with re-
sponsibility for 'prolonging he
business depression through the
Smoot-Hawley act
In a formal statement. Shousa
said American exports to Canada
had been sharply curtailed since
enactment Of the measure and add
cd:
"Canada's latest tariff increases
cn goods imported from the Unit
cd States is nor blow TO our
industries already suffering from
the ruination Of our foreign MAJ
kets BY the Smoot-Hawley tariff.
The administration could not
have inflicted greater punishment
on American business had II de-
liberately sought to ALLEVIATE or
best customer"
Asserting the Republicans we're
10 take a stand IN next years cam
paign on the act. Shouse said his
party would gladly accept the
challenge
1T is more than willing" the de-
mocratic leader said. ito rest the
decision Of 1892 on the question Of
whether the Smoot- Hawley tariff
was a boon and a service TO the
country or has crippled business
ruined our export trade and added
to the cost Of living of a people
already in dire straits"
While state department officials
awaited a report on the Canadian
increases from Minister Macnider
Senator Goldsborough of Maryland
in a statement through the republi-
can national committee. aSSailed
Senator aHrrison OF Mississippi, On
his tariff stand.
Senator Harrison had said
through the national committee
that "Canada's action will further
affect legitimate American indus
try and senator Lafollette, Wis
consin. republican progressive. JOIN
ed him in labelling the action OH a
repriSal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
GARNER SENDS
BRIEF ON FORT
BROWNTOSECY
Congressman Asks
Four Army Posts
Be Retained

The brief prepared by Congress
man John N. Garner on behalf OF
retention Of Fort Brown has al
ready been filed with the secretary
OF war. according 10 a commun.la-
ton received here today.
The communication was received
at the Chamber Of Commerce mere
from John II. Floore, manager Of the
Harrington Chamber Of Commerce,
and was a copy OF a telegram ge-
ceived from Congressman Garner in
response TO a telegram SEN to him
L have already filed a brief with
the secretary Of war in behalf Of the
four army posts along the border IN
this district" Congressman Gamer
said.
"A few DAYS ago I wrote Secretary
Hurley a personal letter urging the
retention OF Fort Brown. ] have done
all that can be done at this time"
Another communication was re-
ceived here today from the South
Texas Chamber Of Commerce in the
form OF copy OF a letter sent 10 Gen
eral Douglas Macarthur by the
South Texas chamber.
NO region in America is develop
Ing faster than the lower Rio Grande
Valley OF Texas" the letter states.
In no part of the United States at
this time is more money being in
vested in agriculture. Without pro-
lection 10 this garden spot, on ac-
count Of Us paved highways. II
could be demolished and ruined ~
a small force before adequate pro-
lection could be afforded from Fort
Sam Houston
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
Twenty Miles Of
Mexico Road Ready

Another twenty miles OF the
highway between here and Victo-
ria. capital Of TamaulipaS. Mexico,
has been completed with grading
and structure work, according 70 in
formation received az the Chamber
Of Commerce here today.
This leaves only about 80 miles
TO finish between San Fernando and
MatamoroS.
About twenty miles Of gravel has
been put down out from Victoria In
this direction. and the work Is pro-
crossing rapidly on both parts OF
the work.
The grading and structures work
will be completed this fall. and the
entire project Is expected to be
completed BY the end OF the year II
funds hold out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
MANY HAVE Been
WEAK like THIS
Severe Sickness Left Lady
In Debilitated Condition. 49,
Tells How Cardui Helped.

Some years ago. ] was In a very
weakened condition from a severe
sickness" writes Mrs. S. r. Pear
Son. OF Greer. 5. G.
Il was very weak and 80 ner-
vous ! could not stand on my feet,
I would get so faint.
i read In the newspaper that
Cardui helped weak women. 30 de-
ctded to use II.
After I began taking Cardui. I
grew stronger. I was less nervous.
/ kept 1t up until ! had taken one
dozen bottles. BY that time, I was
strong and well again.
Il have never found anything
that gave me strength and stopped
nervousness as Cardui did. ! high
~ recommend It,"
Many women are surprised AZ
the recovery OF strength following
their use Of Cardui. when in a
weak. nervous condition, such as
described above.
Cardui Is a harmless, mild. me-
dicinal compound OF botanical
drugs. and may be safely taken By
women Of all ages. 80,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
LODGE GROUP
ELECTS, WILL
HOLD PICNIC
Odd Fellows and Reb-
ekahs Choose Donna
For Next Meet

SAN BENITO. June 3.-The Rio
Grande Valley I. o. O. F. and
Rebekah Assn. not only elected new
officers and selected Donna as the
next semi-annual meeting place
wnen they met here Tuesday but
decided TO inaugurate a series OF
asnual picnics, the first of when
VIII be held Sept. "a at Carriers
Lake near Mercedes.
me new officers elected were <.
! Emmons, Weslaco, president: NJ
O. Woods, San Benito, first vice
president: Mrs. Alene Atterberry.
mercedes, second vice president; o.
q. Gum, Mercedes, treasurer: B. F.
Neider5ohn, San Benito. secretary.
Two officers appointed were A. r
Coulter. Raymondviile, sergeant
alarms; Mrs. +. j. Johnson, Nc
Allen, chaplain.
lsadore Moritz Of Raymondville
IL retiring president.
The next meeting will be held
the second Tuesday in December at
Donna.
MRS. Maggie Jordan, president OF
the Rebekah Association OF Texas.
was unable TO be present and her
place was taken by Mrs. Frances
Thompson OF Corpus Christi, grand
marshall.
A. G. Kyser OF San Benito. pre-
sided In the absence Of his fellow
townsman. Gus Butler.
Mayor c. M. Cash welcomed the
delegates TO the city while the well
come TO the Odd Fellows was gwen
by Rev. w. B. Oliver with the
response by E. G. Weaver OF Nc
Allen and the welcome 70 Rehekahs
by Mrs. j. A. Baumgardner with
the response by Mrs. Leslie Irwin
or Donna
Entertainment features included
music by an orchestra directed BY
II. II. Schander. readings bv Miss
Alberta Brown. bird calls by Nor
RS Nesmith, and a vocal solo BY
Miss Barbara Barrier. Rev. c. S.
Mckinney, Baptist, gave the in
vocation.
The afternoon session consisted
OF a school Of instruction conducted
by Mrs. Donnie Ward and individ-
ual contests for Odd Fellows in the
local hall and for Rebekahs In the
church.
Degree contests we're put on al
the same places Tuesday night with
McAllen, San Benito and Donna
teams putting on the work for the
Odd Fellows and McAllen and
Donna for the Rebekahs.