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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-08
CHAPTER VI


Stealing an Idea.
MARTIN had rot one thing ont
lNl OF his otherwise barren en-
counter with Rhoda that morning.
and this was his days story FOR
the paper. AZ least be wouldn't
have cot n III he hadn't been
standing at the curb to see the
limousine that Babe and Rhoda
arrived I'm drive up. The license
plate on that a caught his eye
and fixed itself n his mind Nv
vIrtNe OF n small oddly that he
noticed about H. IL was "a four
number arrangement OF mines and
Fights which would make Just ~
good sense upside down ms right
side up. only IL would make differ
ent sense.
Probably " was his exasperated
determination Go dismiss Rhoda
and her wrong-headedness and her
red hair completely from hts mind
that caused this notion or an In
verted license plate to fructify
swiftly into the amusing sort or
tale or mlsadventure that be spe-
cIalized In. 10 was what the editor
liked. and the fact that he made IL
up out or whole cloth didn't matter
"a bit
When II was done, since he knew
n was good. he found himself in a
placable enough humor TO turn
back to the Rhoda incident and
consider dispassionately what had
gone wrong with It.
Under bis eve, as be sat musing.
was the scrubbed sheet OF scratch
paper on which he'd drawn the H.
cense plate right side up and up
side down I'm figuring ont his story.
IL had been a handsome car, all
right. that the girls had had a
ride Ia. even II they had had 10
sit on the little folding seats.
Rather comic, that was, now he
thought about II. And a bit queer.
too. What had the old bIIlygoat
stopped his n for. n NOT for the
sensation OF having n nice young
thing sitting close beside htn7
He was stfu staring me the IL
cense number OF that car. Sud-
denly, under an impulse too fanci-
fu 70 bear arguing about. be de-
cided to look up the owner IL
wouldn't do any harm to and out
who the old bloke was
When ne found q few minutes
later that the car was registered
as the property of G. J. Forster he
felt for a few seconds as II he
must be q victim or n practical
joke. What the DEVIL
He telephoned UP to Rhoda's de-
partment TO find out II or when
she'd gore out 10 lunch and when.
II they knew. she was expected
back When they told him she
wasn't coming back that afternoon
at all. he crammed or his hat,
squirmed into his ~overcoat as he
ran downstairs. and started out
for the T1p-Top Inn
Martin, considering his plan or
action on the way over. had decId-
ed to walt In the lobby until
Rhoda came out He hadn't yet
settled down 10 hIs walt on the
s0fa-he a. nc the cigar stand
buying some cigarg1tes-when a
woman came UP beside him and
bought n telephone slug. He'd
been q reporter long enough 10 re-
press the start her voice gave him.
though IL was a voice he knew. and
he checked his impulse 10 turn and
look at her. much as he'd have
liked 70. He never had IA really
good look mt her. Luckily she'd
never seen him nj all. mol heard
his voice. On the strength Cf that
reflection he bought a telephone
slug too. went into the next booth
10 hers. dropped his nickel anf
called his own telephaue numbe
which, Of course didn't answer.
GRO BE G0MEHMmMm@
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-08
Walter p. Chrysler Leads
All the Rest

Walter r. Chrysler is one or the automobile mag
Of the world. He has taken out life insurance
policies totaling 100000 the largest amount ever
issued 10 an individual. Pierre S. Dupont. another
Napoleon Of the manufacturing world. previously
headed the insured with policies aggregating $1,000
900. IN the automotive centers o. industry in Ameri-
ca the leaders are confident that there viii be an en-
increase In the number OF motor cars made
and sold in the year 1881. This old world IS slowly
coming back-running true to form as the world has
run for at least 1000 years.
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afA8%aAAtFtEfAh
Rhoda was on the point OF Civ
ing II I'D. But the bathroom door
stood ajar and Rhoda's glance had
gone that way as Claire finished
speaking. IL looked like N rather
large room for its purpose. More
than just q bathroom. She'd take
a look. anyhow, and make sure. She
was In the act of going I'm. but not
yet clear Of the door. and Claire
was at her elbow, when the sharp
Jingle OF n bell somewhere In the
apartment startled them both.
That is to say, It startled Rhoda;
IL paralyzed Claire. Her hard
blue eyes seemed to bulge right out
OF her head. But that lasted only
an instant. With q convulsive
movement Claire rave her u ire
mendous push that sent her stag
gerfng clear across the tiled door
to the farther wall. whipped the
key cut OF the inner face or the
door, slammed the door, and locked
her In. The bell gave a second
peal just as the bolt clicked home.
she heard Claire open the door
the door she had come in by.
Rhoda didn't doubt: there was a
betraying creak to one or its
hinges-but there was no sound or
the heavy footsteps on the stairs
that would have heralGed the lug
ging In or her trunk. Claire must
have thought IL was the trunk COM
Ing. though. or she wouldn't
have locked her up Ia the BATH
room. The silence. which had last
I'd half a dozen seconds, perhaps.
was again broken by the ring of the
bell. persistent this time and pro.
longed. It wasn't the doorbeli AZ
all: tx was the telephone.
Rhoda heard the door slam shut
and the rush OF ClaIre's feet across
the 0 1t was odd that ID her
own fat she should have mistaken
the bell. Shed been expecting the
doorbell. that was why.
The instrument was lust around
the corner or the alcove. Claire
said. "Hello?- and then u r1oment
later. "Yes- Who is this? What Il
1t ron wantg'
An unfamiliar voice. evidently
asking III this was Miss Claire
Cleveland.
The stranger must have said his
say pretty conriseiy. for after
quite Z short pause Claire cried
out I'm a tone OF the lIvelIeSt aston
ishment- whats that7 What are
you talking about7 who are you.
anyway" AND again. after lis.
tening a Little longer. Say. are you
trying 10 DO funnyf"
Apparently, though, II wasn't n
Joke. Certainly not from Claire's
point or view. FOR the next rime
she spoke her voice was raucous
with anger. and whmt sire said n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-08
The Sealed Trunk
BY Henry Kitchen Webster
Copyright BY The BObssMsrrnI CO. wNU Service

mere incoherent tumble on uncom-
pleted questions.
Right 10 the middle OF this the
person on the other end az the
line must have hung up. There was
a silence; a dead unbroken silence.
The woman couldn't still be stand
Ing there before the telephone. yet
Rhoda hadn't heard her move
away. When II had lasted as long
as she could endure II she began
pounding on the door.
20 her surprise Claire came nj
once and unlocked IT, She her
self pulled II open and they stood
face 10 face. Whatever remon-
strances Rhoda meant 20 make were
silenced BY the woman's look. She
looked as II she'd forgotten Rhoda
was there: forgotten what she'd
come for; forgotten almost who
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she was. She looked at her blank
ly for a moment and then with n
kind OF terrifying intentness, as II
trying 70 decide whether she had.
could possibly have. any connec-
ton with or knowledge Of that
mysterious message over the tel
ephone.
Evidently her conclusion was
negative. for with a faint shrug
she turned away. You can come
out now" she seid, "if you like.
And gol GO homel There's moth
Ing here that's any business OF
yours And God knows I don't
want 10 keep you here"
Rhoda didn't hesitate. The smol-
dering fury OF the woman was not
only formidable. II constituted a
sort or guarantee or the truth or
what she said. Rhoda went. with
the best appearances OF dignity she
could muster. "Drlve away from
here" she said to the chauffeur,
but as slowly as ecu can. and not
very far. / want % think
Before they'd g6ue half a block
her thoughts resulted III q question.
could you follow anybody" she
asked.
II could until 1t got too dark.
unless they had too fast q car for
me. DO you want TO follow some
bodyfn
II think Rh5da said. that the
woman ! went to see Is coming out
In a few minutes, and I want 20
know where she goes"
awell." he said. that's easy.
I'll wait here sxith my nag up.
You 70 hack ara slip into one or
the side vestibules in this fiat
building where you can keep an
eye on her door. She may order
n tau Ivy telephone, coz sire mary
walk down here and pick one up
Claire. II appeared. wasn't In q
hurry. Tine went pretty slowly
for Rh0da. who felt Like "a sneak
thief wasting I'm that vestibule, and
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Brownsville Has:

l. a population In 1881 Of over $4,000.
e A mean average temperature OF 70.
g Bank deposits. Ss.000.O00.
T. Four railroads. seven paved highways.
5. international airport. five air lines.
s. A S6.000.0O0 deep water port financed.
]. The best climate. sou In the world.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-08

IN need Of seed and feed to get out Of the ditch. II
goes without saying that the people in power IN these
backward states never place the dollar before the
man. They did not do it World War days and they
are not doing 1t now.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-08

America invented the skyscraper. A study just com
pleted hv the National Association of Building Own
ers and Managers discIoses that few office buildings
attain a greater age than 80 years and many Of them
outlive their usefulness before that time. This +
most encouraging news for building material men and
the skilled wage workers OF the nation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-08

MONDAY AFTERNOON
zoo 2.30-Studio Program ~ Spanish
and Mexican Music through
the courtesy or the vivieg
Music CO. I'm Brownsville.
1.30-2 .3i-E- MAnautou Department
Store IN Brownsville.
2.7l-3 s0N--Old Timers Club"
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Brownsville Herald.
5.t5-e .30-Birthdmv musical program.
1908 3S-U. y. Market News.
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1901 .0i-Brownsvilie Printing shop.
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Theatres.
4.30-4 .5o-MuHical Program Tor the
Patients az the Valley Hoe
pitfalls.
4;5o-s ;O0-Tima Service nv Dorfman'n
Jewelry.
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY
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Programs i'm Central Standard Time. r. NJ unless otherwise Indicated
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Apparently, though. II wasn't n
Joke Certainly aot from Claira's
point or view. Tor the next rime
she spoke her voice was raucous
with anger. and what sire said n
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VALLEY PLANS
REALTY BOARD
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May Result From
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HARGEPOLL
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There Are No Bad Boys, Saws
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