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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30
roday's Radio Features

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KOH KOL KFPY KDYL
1f:3o-AnG Leaf-Also WOOD WIS>
VIGIL WCcO WHIT KMBC VIVIAN
KOHL KpJF KRLD KTSA KoH kFPY
kDYL KLZ
3e4.s-WJZ-NBc--76o
KWK WREN KSTP WEBc WDAY
kFNR kOA kSL U5m.)
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7:3o-Traes and Mark-Also VICAR
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VICAR WLW WIS kWK WREN
s:oc-Jones and Hare - Also VICAR
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VICAR WLW WGN KWR WREN
1000 - Amos m Andy - Only WMAQ
WFNR KwK WREN wDAF KFAB
WSM VINO wSR wSMB wInX
KTHS WBAP KPRC wOAI wRY ROA
KSL KGO KECA KEW KOMO KHQ
KFSD
f0:t5-TonIcs In Brief - Only wENR
KWK WREN KFAB KSTP WFBc
WDAY EFYR
1880 - rsenny's Orch. - Also wJR
WENR KFYR WIBA WSM
ff:c0 - Russ Columbo - Also VICAR
WIR WFNR WREN KFAB WIBA
KFYR wSM KOA
/ WREN
1i:3c-Tc ne Announeed-wJZ
TELEvISiON r
WsxAo-2oookc (WIEo-56oke)
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KFH WNAK
500 : Band Concert - Also wXYz
5000. Twelfth strsst-only KOHL
XIII KoIN KFRc KoL KFPY XVI
KGB kVOR kRLD KLZ KTRH KFJF
KOH KSCJ KTSA kDYL WIBW
WACO KFH WNAX
$3.50 - Radio Forum - Also WXYZ
MLAP WOOD WAC WDsu WISH
WHIT KNOX KMBC WNAX KOHL
kFH KFJF KTSA KOH KVOR KFPY
s:oo-show 6oat-Also WXYZ WLAP
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WISH WGL WFRM WCCO KSCJ
WHIT KMBc KLRA wNAX KOHL
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ktPY kFRc XIII KDYL kLz
1O:0O-Jack Miller-AlEo WXYZ WLAP
WOOD WREC WLAC WBRC WDSU
WISH WTAQ VIGIL WFBM WCCO
WHIT KLRA wNAX KFJF WACO
KOH RNOR KFPY KFRC KDYL KLZ
fo:f5 Cuban orch. - Also WOOD
1o:15- Pryor's Band tRepeatl - Only
WISH WMAQ KMBC KoH KMJ
kFBk koL KFPY KoTN KFRc XIII
1880 Dance orch. = Also WOOD
WREc WBRC KLRA KFrF
igs1Q GnHFNCT- TOUR tnGpGaNl-1UlN
kOH KGB KMJ KIRK KOL KFPY
kpIN KFRC KEI KDYL KLZ
1t:oo-Lombardo orch. Also WOOD
WISH VIGIL wCCO WHIT KMBC
KOHL KFJF KRLD KoH KoL KFPY
1t:ac-Arn Lsst-Also WOOD WISH
Wei WHIT kMRc WNAX KOHL KFH
KFJF KOH KFPY KDYL KLZ
394.5-WJZ-NBC-76o
SIS Jester. = Also VICAR wLw
ESQ Sonata Recital - Also VICAR
WHO WREN KSTP WEBC WSM
MSB WAPI WFAA KGo KPo KECA
6:45 - Carlo LeMar a orch. - Also
VICAR wJR KYw KwK WREN
7:oo-Daneer FIahtsrs-wJz
I;30-Selvin's Orch.-Also VICAR wJR
WLW WIS KWK WREN
s:oo-careless Love-Also VICAR wJR
s:3o-First Niohter-Also VICAR wJR
WLW KYW EWK WREN WTMJ
kSTP WEBC w)AY KFYR KOA KSL
KGO KFI KGw KOMO KHQ KFSD
9:oo - Cuckoo - Also VICAR wJR
NCk1 WHO kWK WREN
9:5o-clars. Lu and Em-Also VICAR
WIR WGN KwK WREN
s;s5 Piano-orsan Harmony - Only
WJR WREN
io:oo Amos n Andy - Only wMAO
WIS kWK WREN KFAB WDAF
WTMJ KSTP WFBC WIRA WHAS
WSM VINO WSB WSMB WJDX
KTHS WFAA KPRc wOAI WKY
KOA KSL KGO KECA KEW KOMO
KHO KFSD
1o:t@Topies In BrIef-Oniy VICAR
kMK WREN KFAB WEBC WDAY
KFyR
1880 - Russ coiumbo - Also w.IR
NENR WREN KSTP WIBA KFYR
WSB KPRC KOA
to:4s-Lew White. orsan-Also WREN
KPRC KOA
1900 - Silver Tone Quartet - Also
VICAR WIR WREN KFAB
ff:i5-Whiteman's Eand-Aiso VICAR
WJR kYW WREN .
TELEvIsioN
WsxAo-2oookc (Wl5o-5eoke)
STANDARDIZATION Q5m.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

WANTED: Choice. well drained
acreage under cultivation, OF good
bearing citrus orchard in exchange
for choice residential income pay
ing property I'm first class condition
and best location I'm Tulsa. Okla.
Address Cox TlB2 Brownsville Her
aid. TIB2
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RIvOLI-SAN BENITO

A deep sea diver tries to lock a
secret in Davy Jones' locker but
fails. He goes fifty fathoms below
10 recover bodies lost in a yacht
wreck and finds two in a compro-
missing state OF undress-one is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30
az Horses : Cattle
so Poultry : Supplies

BABY CHICKS-Every Wednesday
and Saturday 1919 discount on all
orders booked. Cameron County
Chickeries. La Feria. Texas. TI05
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

For Sale-Baled cane hay. 5000
per ton. Bray Dairy, Olmito.
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pRoTFCTNG uIMSFrr

PROTECTING HIMSELF
CUSTOMER: I want three lawn
mowers.
CLERK: Three. sir? You must
have a very big estate.
CUSTOMER: Nothing OF the kind.
/ have three .sighbors.-Answers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30


WV WENR voc WHO KOA
WsMB WOW KSD WDAF KFYR
s;30--To be anncunecd-WEAF
e;sSS---Goidberas - Also WSAI WENR
7;oo-ceneert Orch. and Cavalier
Also KTHS KEW wGY WOW KYW
MDAF KsD WKY voc WEBC KOA
MQAI kOMO KGO KHQ KSL WSAi
WHO KEcA WTAM WWJ wFAA
kTAR KSTP wTMJ KvOO KTHs
1:oo-Eekimo Night ciub-Also WOW
WsAI kSD WHO WWJ WDAF Voc
s:19-Heisman's Orch. - Also WENR
ksD voc WHO WOW wTAM WwJ
e:u-Grofefs orch.-Also WTAM WV
WSAI woo WHO WOW WDAF
p:3o-Thester Of h Air-Also Voc
WJDX KGO wOAI wKY wTMJ KOA
kGO XII KHQ KOMO KTAR KFSD
Who WOW WTAM KSL WDAf
KFYR WENR wHAS wIBA VINO
to;oo-Lcpex Oreh.-Also woo WHO
WDAY wow WTAM KSD WWJ
WISE KvOO kFYR WDAF
go:5-Stcbhins Boys = Only WGN
voc WHO VINO KsD WOW WSB
WSAiB WV wSA WTAM WFAA
iisoc-cameway Orch. - Also KYw
WOAF KVOO
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

ATTRACTIVE ROOM IN modern
hone. Reasonable. 235 washington.
phone 62l. Tl24
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Employment


YOUNG married man 3 years rail-
road accounting experience, wants
work. T229 Herald. T229
WIDOW must have work, town or
farm; any honorable kind. Mrs.
Ethel Gililand, Delta Tourist Camp.
Brownsville, Texas. T244
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Financial
Real Est. Loans

FIVE YEAR STRAIGHT LOANS on
improved irrigated farms In culti-
walton IN Hidalgo and Cameron
counties. Refinance vendors lien.
Watts g. Watts, Phone %. Donna.
Texas. TIA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

LOVELY furnished room III private
family. Close in. Gas, hot water
Phone 1853. Tl50
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Lost land Found

LOST: Curly white Spitz dog. II
found, phone 1887 or 686 for re-
ward. Tai
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LOST-A brown velvet Jacket In
front OF Shapiro Apis. Please bring
TO Herald office. Reward. T249
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Rentals
Apartment

THREE ROOM FURNISHED apart
ment, hot water and gas FINISHED
402 Adams 81. T34
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

FOR SALE: R-epoSseSsed Ford, 1891
model, one and one-half ton truck,
driven only 5000 miles; like new.
5000 off list price. Box 93s, San
Etnito. Ta3n
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81 Wanted : Miscellaneous

WANTED-Hi power rifle, must hc
lst class shape and cheap. BOX T25O
Herald. T15n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

SMALL modern furnished
for rent. Call 98l-J. TISY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

DUPLEX APARTMENTS. furnished
and unfinished. lll2 West Eliz-
abeth st. Telephors Carlos G..
Watson. T22O
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-30

FOR SALE late model 1928 one ton
Chevrolet truck, late 1928 Model A
Ford roadster cheap for cash. phone
Boo. T238
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29
The Value of Organized Effort

TN union there is strength, bromide perhaps, but
q true statement If there ever was a true statement uttered.
Valley interests are beginning to realize the strength
that united efforts exert.
In one instance, remarkable because it is unusual,
the Valley is united-the forming of a water conservation
district for the purpose Of securing for the future the
waters of the Rio Grande.
In another instance, the Valley is benefitting because
Of an organization in which the Valley as a whole has per-
haps not taken the interest it should have taken.
The South Texas Chamber of Commerce has helped
this section many times, and stands ready to help the
Valley again.
Perhaps the most notable service rendered the Valley
by this regional organization was that given by its traffic
department in briefing the Valleys case for the removal
of the Robstown differential.
U. S. Pawkett, traffic manager, represented this sec
ton in as able a manner as could have been DESIRED ana
as a result of his efforts and those of several OF our Valley
commercial executives, the /. G. G. examiner assigned to
the case recommended the removal of the odious differ
ential which has been a bone Of contention for many years.
Just recently the commercial executives of the Valley
have asked that the traffic department OF the South Iexas
C.. of C. represent this section when the ]. G. e. hearing on
the request Of the railroads for a horizontal 10 per cent
increase in freight rates is held. -.
We anticipate that this same traffic department Will
he asked. if it has not already been asked, to represent the
valley when the request Of the Southwestern roads for an
increase in vegetable rates is set for a hearing.
The Valley, unorganized itself to protect itsel1' Is
r~rofitinp buthe organization of others.
While we should be grateful for the assistance SO
willingly given by this regional organization whose 1gnt
il our fight, yet we must feel just a little Diusn Oh shame
that we have not ourselves organized our forces Tor our
Need of a central body to act as the watchdog OF
Valley interests is increasing every day.
That need is greater in 1881 than II was IN 1907 anu
in 1880 it was greater than in 1929.
Bv the same token that need VIII be even greater IN
1882 than it is today, and by 1885 a centralized body VIII
have become an imperative and prime necessity. N,
To wait until 1885 to form that organization would
be foolhardy. We cannot afford to take the chance that
may result from a delay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29
TODAY rB TIE
Anniversary


On July 20, 1917. Robert Lansing,
secretary or state. rave nn impcr-
tant address on Americas war aims
at the Officers training camp nv
Sacket Harbor. Nv. w.
Let ms understand once for all
Secretary Lansing said. that this iu
no war 10 establish an abstract
principle 0f right. Tt AN m war in
which the future 0f the United
States Is at stake. II any one among
you has tine idea that wn nre flght-
ing each others battles and not Our
own, the sooner he gets away from
that idea the better Nv will be for
him. the better IN win be for all cf
us.
The American nation nrrayed
itself with the other great uemoc-
ncies Of the earth against tho
genus of evil which brnuds over
the destinies or central Europe. NO
thought of material gain and mo-
thought OK material loss impelled
this action 49,.
IF enthusiasm and nrd0r can
make success sure. then wnD Ameri-
cans, have no cause for anxiety, no
reason 10 doubt the outcome OF the
conflict. But enthusiasm and nrdur
are not All: they must he founded
ON IA profound conviction OF tho
righteousness of your cause and Dn
an implicit faith that the God of
Battles will strengthen the arm on
him who fights for Cine right"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29
DdiyHeaAh
Talk
Editor, Journal Of the American Medical
Association. and Of HyEeia,
the Health Magazine

the Health Magazine
Every religious belief has asso-
Ciated with its rituals various rules
regarding diet and food. The Ortiz
Odox Jewish religion forbids the
eating OF pork or meat CT any
animal with cloven hoofs. It forbids
the use OF shell fish. It has fast
days and 1t forbids the mixing Ot
meat and milk at any single meal.
Indeed, so extreme r the ways In
which these rules are carried out.
that IL Is forbidden even to use
the same dishes for meats that
have been used for milk and vice
versa. The Catholic church has its
days ON which meat Is forbidden.
IL has long periods in which adher-
ents voluntarily deprive themselves
of various foods. and 1t also has its
fast days. The Hindu will not eat
the meat of the sacred COW The
Seventh Day Adventists are vege-
tarians, and many strange beliefs
are inclined also TO diets without
flesh.
After all. our actual knowledge
Of foods and their relationship to
health is comparatively recent. IL
Is less than 80 years since any
actual scientific knowledge had
been brought to bear on the chem
istry OF foods, their digestion and
utilization in the body. 1t IS less
than % years since the elements
known as vitamins began to be
studied in their relationship to
health and growth. IL is but q few
years indeed since the actual i'm
portance OF such mineral substances
as copper. iron. iodine. manganese
and even calcium and phosphorus
began to be fully understood.
The various people OF the world
live on diets that vary greatly in
their composition. The Eskimo
eats the entrailS OF animals. He
considers as a special luxury the
contents OF the stomachs of animals
killed in the hunt. He even eats
bird droppings. People in tropical
regions eat tropical foods that arc
rarely available in temperate eli
mates. Labrador and Newfoundland
natives eat meals that are in no
sense or the word balanced and
which are. in fact. limited to a few
simple food substances. Most OF the
food supplies r obtained In ex-
change for the seasons catch or
fish, A barrel Of white floor for
each adult annually, molasses. salt
pork, salt beef, oleomargarine. a
few beans and peas, n good supply
Of Goldfish and tea constitute the
diet Of the majority OF the people.
There was n time when the vast
majority OF Americans were limited
in their diets to meat. potatoes.
coffee, soup. white bread and an
occasional vegetable. Today the
American families Of even the poor
group use diets that are much more
varied.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

coal. And yet there are folks who
complain OF Jumps I'm their mashed
potatoes.
Some boys aspire to the presl-
dency. but others who have seen
Shriners on parade would as soon
become imperial potentate.
Would IL be right to refer TO the
King or Denmark, who is peeved
because or alleged Norwegian ag-
gressions. as the melancholy Dane7
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

worth OF business In candles last
year, according to a statistic. May
be it's because 50 many people are
burning them at both ends.
What. President Hoover hopes
will result from the disarmament
conference. as we @ N, is that the
powers will greet each other with
open arms.
A German scientist predicts that
food will some day be made from
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29
Another Economic Reverse Reported

RI Il announced by a news hound who appears to
know about the illicit traffic world that beer has reached
a low price level in the city of Austin. 1t was % cents a
bottle for years. Now it is 10 cents and some places fugnlsh
two bottles for a quarter.
Speaking for the thirsty, where are the two bottles for
a quarter? Information solicited and no questions asked.
Furthermore. whisky has tumbled to a low price level.
III is said to be selling as low'as $4 a gallon. This, with q
great cron of corn and plenty of rye the country over.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

Calolingly he said as they wove
their way in and out OF the increas-
ing traffic. Wont you lunch with
me7 I haven't had a chance TO talk
10 you for ages"
The color flooded her face. SIN
afraid not. / have a sort OF en-
Eagement. I was going 10 tele-
phone 10 mother"
He stilIed her objections
Nonsense You're Iunching with
me-"
They were driving through %
town now. Street cars. policemen.
pedestrians, all became a blur 90
Lame. She was only aware that
for a short time she and Van Ro-
bard were together.
'T1l drop you at 57th st. and
come back in an hour" he an
nounced.
Lame did not answer. The red
light flashed on and Van brought
the engine % a standstill. He had
a moment ~ which TO turn TO her,
10 cover her hand with his free one.
"You and i have SO much 10 say 70
each other, sweet" no told her.
And well do you know i'll"
The spell was on her once more.
She could not say no TO this man.
THE entrance 10 Christine. Ltd,
H. Is a symphony IN mauve. Cur.
tains shading from plum TO lilac
shut out the din OF 57th NJ. The
carpet Is deep purple. SO soft and
thick that ones feet sink into its
pile. The ceiling IL pale lavender,
studded with silver stars. There
liz about the place n faint, elusive
scent OF spring flowers. No hint Is
given Of the crude. noisy workroom
upstairs where Frenchwomen I'm
sIeazy black frocks dart franticalIy
10 and fro with lengths OF fabric
over their arms. where errand girls
work in slovenly fashion for eight
dollars n week.
No, Christmas main salon Is oil
suaviiy and richness. Lame felt IL
that late November day when she
| arrived 10 have her wedding dress
fitted A year ago she would have
been tImId IN this place. Now she
felt quite at home. As the fancee
or Give CIeespaugh OF Willow
Stream and Park Avenue she was
accepted. fawned over.
"A woman I'm N perfectly fitting
black dress came toward her and
murmured. "Ah, Miss Barrett I'LL
take you To Miss Lilly"
Lane followed her into n lilac
draped cubicIe. With infinite care
she was helped of with her smart
smoke colored coat Miss Lilly. a
tall. red-haired girl with N match
less Irish complexion. appeared.
"Just one minute. Miss Barrett.
Ma'mselle Denise Is putting In the
last stitch"
Lame scarcely heard what they
said as she slipped out OF her ex-
pensive frock and stood there in
the wisps or delicate French lin
gerie Mrs. Cleespaugh had insisted
on buying for her. An I'm n dream
she watched the voluble French
woman enter carrying the pile Of
creamy velvet over her arm. She
stood on a small dais and permitted
them 10 drape her with the gown,
Her mind was a whirligig or con
fused thoughts. Why had she
agreed 70 lunch with Van Robard!
She felt guilty about N. about the
meeting itself which certainly she
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29

He bent his head Co light M
cIgarct. Covertly she studied hIH
averted face. Always when those
dark eyes of his burned deeply into
her own she became confused. Now
her glance devoured each handsome
feature. He lifted hts eyes t0 meet
her frank stare.
Rohard smiled Like meg-
"You know I DO" she said very
softly.
Sweet" W ITO made the word
sound like a r Under the
table she felt one of her small. gray
Ehod feet imprisoned between his
rusaet boots Sh0 colored-
He laughed nv her. that's an
undergraduate trick no Knocked.
Won't 10 n again. Ito released
her small shoe.
The waiter lowered obsequiouHIT
over them.
"Here now. you must eat" Van
told Lame with IA snow oK author
ity. -You'l b. swooning from
starvation"
She tried ~ emit but Eha could
not. Food at such a timel
Abruptly Van turned serious
You're not really going through
with this marriage1p he asked.
Lame nodded
~Of course. I am. What on earth
did you think7'
Tie set hts Jaw. -You'rs not I
won't have IT,"
She laughed. She couldn't halp
t. you have a nerve"
Ho shock his head imratIantiy.
"No. I tell you. You mustn't
There's something between ua.
We've felt ~ from tho first, both
OF Is. well. / couldn't avoid this
engagement with Muriel. She wants
IL as little as I do. Watt"
LANE looked down at her plate.
Her pulse was pounding. her
thoughts racing wildly.
Aloud she said in n nulrocated
voice. "It's too late. I've given my
word"
He disdaIned that "R0t. Y0u
don't love Give. He's a great chap
but You don't Chuck it ann. Coma
on with me today"
With tortured eyes she stared at
him. "OhY X mustn't it'd ba
wrong"
She thought of Give looking me
her that morning. saying. "Coma
10 Richmond with me-"
NO. she couldn't be unfair I'D
Give. II would hurt him too much.
But how was fh0 No resist this
other. whose very presence had the
power 20 sway her against her
better Judgment? N
Van ret his lips. ~very wen.
I've been wrong about you from the
first then
This tore from her an agonized.
'Why7-
RE said cruelty, You're after the
millionaire baby Just as they all
say
She stared at him. stabbed 70 the
heart Pride came t0 her rescue at
last. "It's nice To know what you
really think OK me-" She gathered
up her gloves.
Don't 20. You know I didn't
really mean AL"
She thought, "Oh. m II could only
hate him. That would cure every
thing"
Ito Be Continu4d)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-29
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Cartoonists. at any rate. have the
presence to represent Old Man
World with lines across his fskce.
In times OF a depression. says the
office sage. misery loves conn aanies.
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