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KATHARINE gTRYKHUmgT.
beautiful. - u tn lSve with
MICHAEL HEATHEROE whe
runs n rfaing scheol Kntharine's
father Am Esch me hsr stepmoth-
or. BERTINE. On smobbish.
z0E PARKER. KathaxinsAH
friend. has an unhappy ases az
fair and o. saved trom Suicias ~
younG On JOHN KAYE
SALLY moON. local coqssttss
tricks Michael tnte m engage
ment ana. whss M tries 90 ~rtg-
wls IN tiEhtena her hola- Kath-
.rlne hears Michael o. 90 MARRY
sally ana o. broksn-hsarteA
a overhears rye aetsetfves
a.kfnm tor miehaeIa address ana
thinkInR him tn danger. ruaAss
90 warn him-
wow GO ON WITH THE sroRx
CHAPTER XIII
NHIcHAEL said nothing for the
Iva space Of Ave minutes. during
which Katharine drove furiously.
she drew into a side road sort
of lane. blocked from the main
roads view by q screen OF apple
trees. She had had q picnic here
with the Merser children only the
week before.
she shut OF the engine After
its steady hum the silence was
almost deafening. Half o city
block away the roar OF steady
trafic on q main artery sounded
But here there was the hummins
OF bees In q clover field And
ouiet. And q man In the seat DO
side her, waiting for her to speak
well. what IL III"
Katharine had the queerest
feeling that she had lived through
this scene some time-some place
before. Perhaps in a dream
Her brows drew together In q
frowning lire.
do you think we can be seer
from here?" She threw a glance
back at the road from which she
had come.
Michael shrugged. mo. 1u'
why2"
she plunged into her story.
michael, there are men aftei
you. Down in the village. They've
badges-detective shield-ol
something"
"Detectives?" II he were gull
~ of some unnamed crime. h'
maintained n bland air. Blu
hadn't she heard somewher'
that criminals are like thatf
"Michaeli" She felt q suddel
fierce rage possess her. That III
should be 90 calm, while she hat
rushed SO madly TO warn him
Don't you understand" sh'
cried. II rushed to tell you
20 that you might get away"
"You did that7" His voic'
sounded odd-almost choked. ii
was staring at her strangely.
"Yes. and you must run for It.
she said on a note Of relief an
terror, now that he understood
"You mustn't let them Get you
Have you any money! III 20
haven't I can get some from IN
bank. I'll drive you over 70 Hal
mon-the through trains sto
there. You car start west"
mo matter what I've done G
what I'm running away 'FRONT.'
he asked
mo matter whatl" She va
firm shout that. There was nS
a single question in her mind. nc
an argument TO be met She. wh
had never broken a single law |
all her 90 years. now advised tn
, 1935-06-04
News
Behind the


Capital and world gossip gvents
and personalities In and out o.
the newA written BY o group OF
fearless and informed newspAper-
men Of Washington and New YORK
This column In publiahed BY The
Herald as O nsws feature. Opinions
expHesned are those OF the writer's a.
individuals and should not be In
tcrpreted IN rejecting the editorial
policy Of this nswspaper.
, 1935-06-04
Flashes
Off,
Life
GBy the Associated Pressl
Southern Gentleman


ELIZABETH CITY. N. Gre
corder w. g. Morse. Jr, says
"chivalry for southern woman
hood" led him to fine Paul VIII
liams $50 and costs for reckless
driving and then reverse the YER
dict.
Mrs. ID. 9. Darden testified she
was attempting to pass Williams
truck and that the truck pushed
her car into a ditch.
williams said she attempted to
pass him after he had drawn al
most abreast C another a
Morse sentenced him and walt
ed until Mrs. Darden left the
courtroom. Then he gave a verdict
Of acquittal.
, 1935-06-04

new bOOm
CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo.-ThiS
historic rlining town talked OF a
new boom" Tuesday-an unbrok-
en- chain letter which purportedly
netted its senedr el5y625.
Reports. later verified, circulat-
ed quickly through this gold min
ing village that f. j. Duffy, had
received the last dollar from a
chain letter which made the fan
tastic circle without a break IN
the span Ct II days.
Citizens said Duffy received his
first dollar May II from DR.. &. L.
Witty. st. Johnsburg. Conn. and
that the i5.625th dollar came Tues
day, from l. A. Politis. North
Adams. Mass.
, 1935-06-04

HUGO, Okla@OSter johnson,
full-blood Indian. ives arrested and
accused OF forging the name CT
County Judge Tom Hunter TO a
check on q minors estate.
The Judge asked him why he did
1t.
You sign my name and yours
when put money In bank" the In
dian replied. Il sign your name and
mine when get money out Of bank
He was given q twc-year SEN
tence.
, 1935-06-04

According TO Lord Privy Seal An
thony Eden. the lnclinations OF the
British people have always been 70
forgive and forget nc once" We
agree II he'll change that word
forgive" TO borrow"
, 1935-06-04

Seventeen or Is is the age TO marry. Marriage
postponed until 30 or IS causes a nervous strain
which 10 undermining our efficiency and threatening
to destroy our civiization.-Dr Carl Holiday, Cali
fornia college professor
, 1935-06-04

| man 90 meet liz was 40 simple no
that.
saThank you. Katharine"
TT was the mrBt tIme no had ever
u called ner by her name ln that
way: naturally and simply. Her
eyes, quite invoinntarily. nlied
with tears. She turned away 20
hide them.
Don't 90 That the old. old
pain should be beginning again
Why. that was unbearahle. She
had thought 10 conquer II for all
time.
You're very good 10 me-" he
said, low-voiced- His lean. brown
fingers closed over her wrist. Her
hand lay IN his clasp quite unre
sistingly.
"It was the least I could DO"
she managed 10 my. In tho silence.
81 can't tall you how 10 makes
me feel" he went on. very gently.
He had squared about now 10 face
her. Unwillingly Bhs lifted ner
eyes 70 his There was . split
secondhand then she was In his
arms, her face crushed against his
shoulder. against the cloth OF that
worn tweed coat she knew and
loved 90 well.
There was only this moment OF
weakness. Then the girl pulled
herself away.
what can we be thinking OFT"
abe cried II must-we both Of
us must be quite mad"
"Sane for the nrst time In
months. you mean" said the man
dryly. Lets face Il, Kaths,
There's nothing to face" she
said stubbornly. 81 rush TO tell
you that you're I'm trouble: W.
both have a silly moment That's
all. You wait here. Michael III
dash back TO town and get you
some money. Then I'll drive you
, TO the train"
He had her hand again In thai
cool, gentle. curiously strong grip
I'm mad about you" he said
You've rot % hear II now. I've
loved you for months. . . :"
what are you sayingf Yours
going 20 marry someone else"
THE words were out. She hadnr
II meant TO say them.
Tell me you care n little. too
Katharine" His slate-gray eyes
with the laughter lines sbou'
them, were wooing. compelling
her.
81 can't. lit wouldn't b.
true" she lied. But her eyes. hel
glowing cheeks told the truth
She was In his arms again. as 1
unwillingly. Their lips met Il
that long nrst kiss which 10 tn
privilege OF lovers. She spranl
| away.
Have you-have you kisse'
Sally Moon like thatf" she de
: manded. painting In young fury.
You know 7 haven't"
"How do I knowf The Who'll
towns talking. You're engage
to her. aren't your"
: 81 was until ave minute ago
! "You can't tilt a girl. Michae
Heatheroe. II isn't In you.
wouldn't let you. anyhow"
Her eyes blaEed nc him.
"Oh, wouldn't your Engage
ments have been broken befor
D this" His face was dark; b.
eyes flashed stormy lightnings.
r Katharine wrung her hands u
" gether~ We're wasting time. A
ready hose men are at the schoo
q looking for you. What are We I
do?"
a. Michael's eyes held her. 10
o do love me q little. Katharine'
% Her name was like a caress on b
lips.
, 1935-06-04

We have only stumbled on a few barrels OF physica
laws from the great pool Of knowledee.-Charles F
Kettering, famed engineer.
, 1935-06-04

We understand now why restau-
rants call IL strawberry shortcake.
It's short OF strawberries
, 1935-06-04
Guard Small Children
From Lead Poisoning
ny DIR ORB FIsHBEIN

Editor. Journal OF the American Medical Association.
and Of HygeiA. the Health Magazine
, 1935-06-04

"A. IL IN an abandoned fortress on
one 4 the tiny Dry Tortugas Isles off
Florida. recently turned over by the
United States Navy TO the National
Par. Sevice. The fully Fashioned
brick and stone walls Of Fort Jeffer-
son. on Garden Key. once earned
for II the nickname Gibraltar cf
Az. erica" Long obsolete aS m means
OF defense, the stronghold now has
become a national monument hy
presidential order.
, 1935-06-04

A. The Brazilian form OF govern
ment Is similar to that Of the United
States. There are two houses oR
congress-. The President serves four
years and cannot be reelected. The
United States OF Brazil consists az
20 states.
, 1935-03-07

Mrs Albert Hewer, who spent the
greater part Of the winter In Donna,
have returned TO their home In
bennington, Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hall OF
London. Ontario. we're dinner guests
last Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. q. Taylor.
Mr.. John Shaw, who has been
staying at the Red Wing camp In
Edinburg. while looking after busi-
ness interests In the Valley. has re-
turned to his home in Plymouth.
Michigan.
Mr.. Jesse Hardin and Mr.. Roy
Smith made a weekend business
trip 10 San Antonio.
Word has been received from Rev.
c. n. Stewart. former pastor OF the
Baptist church I'm Donna, who went
to Fort Bliss TO serve as a chaplain
In the army. that he Is now sta
toned IN Silver CITY. New Mexico.
Mrs Garrett Hardin Is improving.
following a serious illness.
, 1935-03-07

willacy county zone meeting hnld ti
Brownsville Wednesday were Mes~
danes Stanford, Ray. Marlin, Chill
ton, Strawn and SowardS-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Williams were
business callers In weslaco the lat
ter part OF the week.
Miss Marie Deyo was a weekend
guest az the ranch home or her
grandfather. Mr.. Deyo and uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ray.
Misses Harriet Fowler. Loretta
Sorenson. Catherine BOX. Clarence
Freeny. and Howard HaRgood were
business callers In San Benito FRI
day and Saturday.
Mrs. III. III. Keene and daughter.
Mrs. Land. are staying In Mercedes.
where Mrs. Keene An under the care
OF a physician.
Mrs. Lewis Prater visited last week
with her mother, Mrs. w. Brooks.
In Harrington. and a sister, Mrs. Guy
Watkins In Brownsville.
Mrs. George Potts and children.
OF Mercedes. we're all-day visitors
with her mother. Mrs. Chiffon. re-
Gently.
The Misses Hutton called ON rel
atives In San Benito the first part
or the week. They were accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Byrian.
Mrs. Winnie Farris OF Donna, ar
rived for n visit with her mother.
Mrs. M. d. Bagley, and grandfather.
J.. r. Farmer.
Mrs. G. G. Davis and daughter,
Sylvia. OF Kansas City Missouri. are
here for a visit with their daughter
and sister. Miss Martha Davis. u
teacher In the ward school here.
Miss Evelyn MCGEE OF Mercedes.
was a week end visitor M the home
OF her brother. Superintendent Nc
Gee. and Mrs. MCGEE.
Mrs. Buchanan has left for her
home In Los Angeles. Calf. En- route
home she will visit relatives In WIch-
ita Falls. She was accompanied as
far rs San Antonio by Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Stallings and Mrs. Young
, 1935-03-07
Enrestine Boye Is
Hostess to The
Little Women

ErneStine Boye vas hostess to
the members 81 the Little Women's
club Wednesday afternoon. Bunco
was played during the afternoon.
with the first award going 70 Joyce
Goforth. and the consolation gift
TO Sylvia Sommers.
The hostess served a refreshment
course TO all Of the club members.
and two guests OF the club. Nina
Van Hook. and La Homa tricks.
The club will meet next week with
Virginia Miller.
, 1935-03-07
South Palm Gardens
School Will Have
Food Sale Soon


WESLACO. March z. - Plans
were made for a food sale TO be held
at the South Palm Gardens school
during the two days of the rural
interscholastic meet. March Is and
is. at q meeting Of the executive
board Of the Parent-Teacher asso-
citation OF the school recently.
The members Of the PTA win
serve q lunch consisting Of an as
sortment Of sandwiches. cup cakes.
and coffee to the teachers, to the
parents. and to the children partici-
pating in the events. for a nominal
charge.
The Wise Use of Radio" has
been chosen as the subject for the
next regular meeting OF the Parent
Teacher association to be held FRI
day. March 8. at 7:45 p. m. The
parents viii discuss how improve
ment In non-schooltime broadcasts
for children can be brought about
An election Of officers will be held.
The pubic is extended a cordial in
vitation to attend.
, 1935-03-07
BIZ County Zone Conference
. OF Methodist Societies Is
Held at Methodist Church

Chatelle. OF Los FreSnos. Due to the
illness Of the president of the local
w. M. s., Mrs. Herman Jeffrey. the
past president. Nj. B. Z. Walthers,
extended the welcome to the group.
The response was given by Mrs.
r. G. Frost. o. Port Isabel, and this
was followed ov the message Of the
Zone chairman. Mrs j. Z. Thomp-
on OF San Benito. courtcsies were
extended by Mrs. Willie A. George
OF Brownsville. followed by a bust
ness meeting.
After the quiet hour In charge OF
Mrs. L. G. PIess, OF RaymondviIle,
there was q special hour In charge
OF Mrs Kelsey Worley OF san Ben
ito. This was followed by luncheon
at which 90 ladies were present.
The afternoon session was OPEN
co by an organ solo by MtS. Henry
snow Of Santa Rosa, which was
followed by the group singing OF a
hymn, and prayer led by Mrs. A. w.
Cunningham, OF Harrington. Group
meetings In charge OF the various
chairmen then took place. This was
followed BY q poster display BY Mrs.
A. A Lindahl. Of Raymondville.
The Brownsville group presented
a playlet with the following char
acters: Mrs. Jane, Mrs. G. q. Ben
natl Mrs AHff1OR NJ EII4m n-~-..
Mrs. Rush, Mrs. A. M. Myrick; Mrs.
Hill. Mrs. j. Harrison Diltz: Mrs
Barclay, Mrs. Sam L. lockwood.
Miss Swanson. of Pharr. present.
ed a graduate Of the Pharr Institute,
Behn Gutierrez. who was sent there
by the Brownsville w. M. S.
In the general discussion OF dis
trict work by Mrs. w. j. Bach, OF
WeSlaco, she asked for five cents
per member to be offered at the
conference in San Antonio in April
TO help keep a girl in Scarrit COL
lege for Missionary Training.
After the reports Of the various
committees. there was the group
singing Of the hymn. Faith Of Our
Father" This was followed by a
special vocal number by Mrs. S. s.
Walters. OF Brownsville. Rev. Z. A.
Hunter. also OF Brownsville, gave
a short inspiring talk.
It was voted to invite the South
west Texas State conference TO the
Valley in 1895. and to cooperate fl
rancially II the invitation were ac-
cepted. Tha ZoEe meeting In Sep
TENDER will be held in Harrington,
with the district meeting in May
in WeSlaco.
The all day meeting was closed
with a prayer b. Rev. O. G. Grow.
pastor OF the First Methodist church
OF Brownsville.
, 1935-03-07
Rangeroille
Meu,s Items

RANGERVILLE, March z. - The
Rangerville Booster club met In reg
ular meeting Friday evening in the
high school auditorium. A large
crowd was in attendance and thor
oughly enjoyed the entertainment.
During the business meeting re-
ports were made from officers. Sew
eral points pertaining to the gen.
eral procedure of the club were
discussed.
The play presented by the un-
married folks was well received by
the audience. The characters Of the
play were: Misses Dorothy Taylor
and Kathlyn Brown. Messers Rus
sci Bennett. Gary W~eiderander and
John Morgan.
The following declaimers gave
their readings which they will give
at the contest later: Conchita
Guerrero. Elizabeth Farmer, Clay
Walling and John Minor.
Friday morning the entire school
assembled In the auditorium TO
present q progam in honor OF Texas
independence Day. Clay Walling
and Travis Scogin gave appropriate
selections pertaining TO the occa-
sion. Elizabeth Farmer, Conchita
Guerrero, John Minor and Martha
Hoket gave their defamation read
ing.
A salute to the flags was given
by the entire school and Texas
songs were sung.
A Texas flag made by the pupils
Of the fifth and sixth grade was
presented to the sclt5l Friday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. PaSsmore
have been spending a good deal OF
time with Their grand daughter at
La Feria who was seriously injured
In O car wreck at Center, Texas.
several weeks ago.
Mrs. H. Mead had the misfor-
tune to slip and break her ankle
while walking across an irrigated
field. She is able to be on crutches
nov.
A business meeting of the True
Blue Sunday school class was held
Sunday following the morning
meeting. Several members Of the
class were present.
DR.. ID. Iford Of Columbus. Ohio,
has chosen the vicinity for his
location as a doctor. His office Is
In his residence, which is In the
Victor Morrow home near the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. McWilliams
and Mrs. Jack Foust attended the
teachers meeting In Harrington
Saturday. Curriculum revision Is
the topic Of these meetings.
Supt. and Mrs. John Barron were
visitors in the Buchan home re-
Gently. T,
Rev. Owens Of Mercedes will
preach at the Baptist church Sun
day at 2:30 p. m.
The Methodist people Of the COM
munity r sponsoring services at
the Baptist church here each Fri
day that alternates with the Boost
er club meeting. There will be a
meeting this week and everyone is
cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hamilton
and children of Oklahoma arrived
here TO visit with the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Ham,
ilton.
Miss Mildred Bucner returned
Friday from an extended visit at
Kilgore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Icenogle Of
Brownsville visited with Mrs. Ice
nogle's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Haynes and family.
The Greenwood and Morrow fam
lilies are entertaining relatives from
California.
Mr.. M. Scaief and family from
San Benito wt\, Sunday callers at
the McWill.ams home.
Victor Morrow and helper were
, 1935-03-07
Empty Your
Call Bladder
You'll Feel Like Billion Dollars

You'll Feel Like q Billion Dollars
eleepless nights. dogtired days. headaches-
tndlgestion-gas. Do you eu1er from one or ALI
Get a. the unsupported ~cause-your gall
bladder. II sluggish. 70 won't pour into your
MmAN inteStines the most important digestive
Aice necessary for neutraliLing gastric acid,
testinal tract.
Prom the worlds greatest chemlsts comes q
simple, pheasant means 20 make this digestive
juice Cow freely, and put you on the sunny
side Of life Magnesia Oxoids. little white
tablets that release pure Tire oxygen.
Take two Oxoida after each meal-and
before retiring-drink plenty OF water. Such
new heaithi such robust vigorl Get MAgnesiA
Oxoids today from your druggist.
, 1935-03-07
Lyford Locals

LYFORD. March J. - The Wom-
ans Missionary society OF the South
ern Methodist church OF Lyford met
Tuesday afternoon at the church.
Mrs. Stanford presided over the
meeting. and the program was In
charge OF Mrs. Sam Stewards. and
was taken from the Missionary leaf
let. The topic was "Old Gospel
Trails in Pioneer Days" and was
given quite Interestingly by Mrs.
Stanford. Mrs. Marlin and Mrs.
Eckbledt.
II was arranged for the society to
have charge OF the program at the
III o'clock service Sunday. March IT..
The ladies were also reminded OF
the old Timers" program which
will be held Friday. March Q. In the
church.
Ladies who attended the Cameron
, 1935-03-07
Raymondoil!e
Neu,s Notes

t6Dectal 20 The Heraldt
'RAYMONDvTLLE. March 2. Nor
man Clark Of Harlingen was here
on business Tuesday.
Claude McClanahan. Bond Carroll,
Il. 3. Reeves. G. J.. Scott. Abe Wise.
OF Robstown. Mervin Hayes, Perry
Holder and Dair Baldridge Of Ly-
ford. attended the Hooks Gomez
fight in Harlingen Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burks and
Claude cClanahan made a trip
TO Corpus Christi Sunday.
Lawrence Bremen Of Raymond
vile and George Leonard Of Browns
vile left Tuesday night for a short
visit to Houston.
Fred Raymond. who has been Ill
for a number Of weeks. Is able to be
up and around greeting friends.
, 1935-03-07

Between LIS and $50 ladies from
the counties of Cameron and VIII
lacy were present ut the Zone meet
ing Of these two counties which was
held Wednesday In the First Meth
odist church in Brownsville. The
meeting was presided over by the
president, Mrs. ]. 4. Thompson, Of
san Benito. Mira. d. T. Walters. Of
Brownsville. had charge Of the pro-
gram for the day.
The meeting, which had for its
subject. Training for Service" was
opened by an organ prelude by Mrs.
b. r. Hardin. Of Brownsville. which
was followed by a hymn, and then
the devotional, given by Mrs. N. q.
, 1935-03-07
c. G. MEET

NDFENsuE % ANN NANNWINT
SAN BENITO. March Reg
ular monthly meeting of the Valley
Chamber Of Commerce mana$srs
will be held at the Cortez hotel at
Weslaco Friday night. according to
notification received from Manager
Harry Ratliff OF the Weslaco organi-
cation. The meeting will open with a
dinner at Z o'clock.
, 1935-03-07
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, 1935-03-07

slightly injured this week when the
pipe they were telling from q well
slipped and struck them.
The elementary school baseball
teams will 90 TO La Feria TO take
part In the invitational meet this
weekend.
, 1935-03-07
Wednesday Bridge
Entertained By
Mrs. SWeene,

The Wednesday Bridge club was
entertained this week by Mrs.
Thomas H. Sweeney, when she was
hostess TO the members. and q few
guests. The Sweeney home was at
~tractive with spring flowers.
During the games Of bridge, Mrs.
B. M. Works was high for the club
members, with Mrs. George Foland
high for the guests. The hostess
served a salad course at the con-
cluSion Of the games.
, 1935-03-07
CALENDAR

FRIDAY
The Entire Nous bridge club win
meet with Mrs. F. z. Macmanus.
World day OF prayer observation
5y the Brownsville Federation of
Churches at the Central Christian
church beginning at 10 a. m.
, 1935-03-07

Tournament Bridge club at he-
home this week. During the games
OF bridge. Mrs. Burnell N. Goodrich
was high. Mrs. Thurman A. Kinder.
Jr. and Mrs. Alley were tea guests.
, 1935-03-07
DAUGHTER Is BORN

RANGERVILLE, March 7.-Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Halbert announce
the birth of a baby daughter. Bar
bara Ruth.