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BEGIN HERE TODAY

BEGlN F1GNL IVA
Ruth Woodson, pretty, high
spirited Girl of 19, in search oI
work, seeks refuge from a storm
in an old stone house with a blue
door in the little town of Worth
Vile. The queer old caretaker
Bertha Gibbs, also X n own al
Penny, thinks Ruth is Elaine
Chalmers, w hose grandfather
built the house. Ruth falls ii
love with the young man mex
door. John McNeill, and resolV
es to stay on a while, posing a.
Elaine" Elaine at Graycastl'
College, vows in a sorority meet
ing to win the love of her child
hood hero, John McNeiil. She
plans to go to Worthwhile, anc
writes John a letter telling OF hei
intentions. She goes to New Yorl
for a weekend and learns from
her mother, Gwen Deal, that her
uncle, Duncan Hunter, has escaP'
ed from an insane asylum. .
John worries about Elaine,
being alone in the old Hunter
house with Penny. He received
EAine's letter and realizes that
the girl he has been calling
Elaine" is a fake. However, he
loves her and plans to tell her SO
but receives a telegram telling OF
an accident in his sisters family
in Washington and asking him tc
come. John departs for Wash
ington, first leaving with Penny
note addressed to Ruth and ask
ing her to wait for his return.
NOW co ON WITH TIE STORY
CHAPTER XVI
Upstairs, in the room which
had been hers for eight days,
Ruth Woodson was getting ready
to leave. She was debating a
question of ethics with herself
Could she conscientiously take
away with her the clothes Penny
had turned over to her?
''No, l can't" was her first de-
cision. "They really belong to
those women of st. Stephens
Church who held the rummage
sale. To take them would be like
stealing from the church itself
Then common sense OVERRIDE
ethics. Il need them to keep me
warm and decent. To save myself
from pneumonia and help me to
get a job. If st. Stephens Guild
had them to sell they'd turn
around and use the money to help
some needy and worthy girP ex-
actly like me. So why all the
fuss? Yes, I'll take a few Of
them. Not the evening clothes,
of course. Not the navy blue
satin, though I'd give my head
for that one. Just the knit dresses
and the suit and a couple of felt
hats. I'll take an extra pair of
shoes, too, besides the oXfords on
my feet. Those are the things |
need"
The thin sunshine of the early
morning had disappeared and the
day promised to be damp and eX-
ceedingly row. Thankful for the
warmth of the fur-trimmed sport
suit. Ruth put it on. She pulled
a felt hat jauntily over her left
eye.
"Now l think I'll carry a couple
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Without looking at Elaine Chal-
mers she went out of the blue
door and down the steps, her eyes
still clear of the tears that longed
to cloud them utterly.
She was not striving for an
effective exit. She only wanted
to get away before she broke.
To Be Continued)
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EA<AENEN- - YIN NhAANAAN<A-S
This office is equipped to deve-
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says at absolute cost. Market
distribution on brokerage per-
centage basis. Operators, man.
ufacturers and professors are
in the market for high-grade in
dustrial minerals We are in
touch 18th these investors.
Phone 1886. Henry I. Sharp,
Real Estate c Minerals, 415
Medical Building, Asheville,
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Reliable Furniture Co. Opposite
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First Federal Savings & Loan
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RIIIFTIN

first figures. lowest temperature last
night: second. highest yesterday; third.
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ipitation IN last % hours).
, 1935-11-08
MAN KIDNAPPED
In CALIFORNIA
Group Posing AS Officers
Seize Gambling Ship
Raid Figure

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8. tPl-Fred
Anderson. SO. was slugged and kid
naped early Friday shortly after he
left a federal courtroom where four
men were convicted of the $500 0
robbery OF the gambling shR Monte
Carlo.
The victim. questioned last July
in connection with the crime. was
driving lime through the harbor
district with a friend. Lars Holden.
Holden told police that unidenti-
fled men. posing as officers. Tagged
them down. He said they walked
up to the car and slugged Anderson
with a blackjack. knocking him
unconscious. dragged him 70 their
machine and drove off. Holden was
not harmed.
Walter Miller. August Wunderlich
and Carl GARLIC were found guilty
Of the robbery by a jury Thursday
night. The fourth, Frank Dudley,
confessed and turned states evi-
dence.
The quartet was accused by the
government Of having descended on
the Monte Carlo about 4 a. m, July
s. after the last taxi load Of pas
sengers had left for the mainland.
In the manner of pirates. the al
legged robbers were charged with
having bound the crew with hand
cuffs and chains and left with cash
and jewelry taken from the ships
strong boxes.
, 1935-11-08
SELASSIE TO
Lead FORCES
into BATTLE
Holy Relics VIII Be
Taken to Front To
Inspire Natives On
War Field

Adds ABABA, Nov. 8. -tP)-
The departure Of Emperor Halle
6elassie TO take the field as leader
Of his armies against the Italian
invaders was believed imminent
4 Friday by informed sources.
Two American-made trucks. bear
ing copies of the Ark OF The Coven-
ant and magnificently-atti
parties Of priests. were already on
the 150-mile trip northeast to
Dessye, general field headquarters
for the Ethiopian armies.
The arks, one symbolizing st.
Gabriel and the other st. George,
we're expected to reach DesSye two
or three days hence, and to ac-
company the King of Kings and
his armies wherever they may go
on the field Of battle.
Crown Prince Asia WoSan arrived
In the capital from Dessyie Friday,
just before the departure Of the
arks.
Rumors circulated that the en-
peror might order his 20 year-old
son crowned king in the event that
anything unforeseen happened to
Halle Selassie himself at the front.
Red embroidered parasols, such
as the emperor employs, were being
held yer the arks by priests during
the journey by truck to the troop
centration center at Dessyie. nearly
200 miles behind the present north
ern front.
This was the first time In
Ethiopian history that the arks,
carried as symbols to rally the
Ethiopian warriors to victory, ever
had been transported in such
fashion.
The holy relics. however. were
not permitted to touch the trucks.
being borne on the backs Of priests
day and night throughout the
journey.
Meanwhile, Prince IsTnail Daoud.
nephew Of King Faud Of Egypt,
departed for Harar, behind the
southern front. with an Egyptian
Red Crescent unit.
, 1935-11-08

In the District Court of the United
States. for the Southern District of
Texas. Brownsville Division. In the
matter of Brinkley Harmon Oxford,
Bankrupt. No. 578, In Bankruptcy.
To the Creditors Of Said Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
It'll day Of November, 1885. the said
Brinkley Harmon oxford Of Mission,
Hidalgo County. Texas. was duly adj
judged a bankrupt, and the first
meeting Of his creditors will be held
at the office of Ira Webster, Referee
In Bankruptcy. in the Stegman
Building. Brownsville. Texas, on the
18th day of November. 1885. at Elev-
en- dD A. M. at which time and
place the creditors of the said
Brinkley Harmon Oxford. bankrupt.
may appear. prove their claims. elect
a trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other bu5iness as may
properly come before such meeting.
Dated November z, 1885. Ira Web
ster, Referee In Bankruptcy.
Ol-8-lt-5O46)
, 1935-11-08
Special 70 The Herald

ACpeCldA 70 II heFd4dl
MERCEDES, Nov. 8.-MrS. Bert
Green Is chairman OF the poppy
sale in Mercedes Saturday, sponsored
by the Legion Auxiliary. One thou
sand peoples have been ordered,
according TO Mrs. Kathryn Chadick,
president Of the auxiliary. The
Fomen viii be assisted by men,
Bers OF the Girl Scout troop now
being organized.
Eighty percent Of the proceeds
will be used for relief work in this
community. 40 percent will be used
for child welfare work and 40 per-
cent will be used for rehabilitation
Of war veterans in this community.
Ten percent will go to the milk
fund for the tubercular hospital for
children in Legion. Texas, and 10
percent will be used in buying
Christmas packages to be sent war
veteran Shut-ins in Texas.
, 1935-11-08
Oil Brings
$325,OOO Project
Throughout County

About IT'S miles Of right-of-way
has been cleared, about 10 miles Of
pipe have been strung along the
right-of-way nearly rs miles Of ditch
have been opened, 3.5 to As miles Of
pipe have been painted and lower
ed into the ditch ana completion Of
the entire line Is expected by De-
cember /. Approximate cost Of the
line is estimated at $4,000 TO $l25,-
600.
Interested in the project r Muir
Gibson a. CloSuit, Inc. Of Dallas,
Showers a. Moncrief, Inc, Of HouS-
ton, and Roy Moysten OF Rockport,
Texas.
Valley Pipeline company announc-
ed beginning Of work On its new
Mercedes booster station about
three and one-half miles south Of
Mercedes on the Rio Rico road. The
new station will be operated con-
tinuously in conjunction with the
company's primary pumping unit at
its jackson tank farm in the Sam
fordyce field, according to T. Frank
MurchiSon Of McAllen, president Of
the company, and will be equipped
with the same unitS-a rs h. p.
Worthingtcn-DieSe engine driving a
4hx10 inch Worthington pump.
installation Of the new unit will in
crease the company's si-mile pipe
line from Samfordyce TO Port Isa-
bel haTbor to 4.800 barrels daily. APP
prcximate cost, including necessary
storage tanks, will be about $4,000 TO
$4,000.
Construction work on the Coastal
Refineries, Inc, new 5.000-barrel re-
finery on the Port Isabel turning
basin is being rushed, according TO
Murchiscn. The plant Is being built
at a cost approximating 100000 to
S225.000 and completion Is expected
between November Is and December
/. Port Isabel Terminal Company
has completed its turning basin
tank farm. consisting Of 20 storage
tanks whose capacities range from
500 to $1,000 barrels each, and SAM
fordyce crude transported by the
Valley Pipeline company is now be-
ing stored there both for shipping
BY tanker and use by the refinery.
Completion Of the refinery and
natural gas line will bring to a total
Of about $780, 900 the expenditures
by the pipeline company. the refin-
cry, the terminal company and the
gas company in the Lower Rio
Grande Valley during the past few
months. The first three concerns
are subsidiaries of the Texas State
Oil Company Of Dallas, Of which
both Murchison and z. NJ. Closuit
are officials.
, 1935-11-08
RIVER FORECAST

There will be no material change
In the river during the next "a to
36 hours.
, 1935-11-08
RED CROSS TO
LAUNCH DRIVE
Larger Membership to Be
Sought BY National
Organization

a continued increase in member
ship and IN health and safety
activities Is reported by the Ameri-
can Red Cross for the last fiscal
year, according 70 w. o. Washing
ton, chairman Of the Brownsville
chapter.
Announcing the period Of the Roll
Call for this chapter, beginning on
Nov. Is and ending Thanksgiving
Day the chairman reminded men,
bers of its added responsibilities.
Because the Red Cross Is neither
altogether q governmental agency
nor wholly q private one" he said,
ut has a unique place in American
life in this era when economic and
physical relief must be given TO
many people, in all communities.
Under our chapter obligation we
must be prepared TO act in times Of
emergency, and we have TO carry
on in the name Of American people
the service TO War Veterans and
service men pledged in our charter.
Organized as we are, in 300
chapters and 5000 branches all over
the United States, and having a
trained staff and thousands Of VOL
unteer workers ready TO handle
disasters, the Red Cross Is In a po-
Sition to give instant and effective
work in every day life Of our COM
munitieS. Services to handle all
present emergency needs ana
training for leaders for the future.
are included in the departments Of
Red Cross service.
Disaster relief stands guard "a
hours Of every day and night, year
after year. Last year Red Cross
relief was given in 1913 disaster
areas IN the continental United
States.
Home service for veterans and
service men and their dependents
Is a strictly community service.
! Many chapters actually bring into
their communities, through claims
work, more money per annum that
the total asked by the chapter from
the public for the entire chapter
program.
First aid and life saving Is ar
educational service, which gives
valuable training for men in in
dustry, police and fire departments
and individuals in the home and
school.
The public health nursing SER
1 vice carries on an educational pro-
gram of health, and promotes prac-
teal health projects for schools
communities and homes. A reserve
Of Red Cross nurses is maintained
for service in disaster or other emer-
gency.
The Junior Red Cross offers local
national and international contacts
for teachers and pupils. thus giving
new meaning to studies Of geog-
raphy and history. The training ir
relief and humanitarian work af-
fords an invaluable training fol
community service for future cit
liens.
volunteer services include pro-
duction OF garments and other re-
lief essentials, motor and canteer
corps units, staff assistance corps
trained workers for all types OF
specific services, for emergency OF
routine chapter activities.
Red Cross membership dollar:
buy these services for any chapter
any community. The Brownsville
chapter will shortly begin a canvas:
TO urge that the whole community
unite in giving a larger member.
ship, and thus a larger opportunity
for the Red Cross in this COM
munity."
, 1935-11-08
Ben Bernie WEEDS

BALTIMORE. Nov. 8. pits Ben
Bernie again.
The old maestro and Miss Dor
othy Patricia Wesley. OF Miami
Beach. Fla, said ''yowZah' to a min
lister al Towson. a Baltimore suburb.
Thursday night. Friday. they went
10 the Pimlico races. Friday night,
they 90 TX to New York.
The nationally famous pand
leader. divorced a little more than a
month ago from the former Rose
Harris. had all the earmarks Of a
first-run bridegroom.
When the Rev. Or. Edgar G. Pow
ers completed the brief ceremony.
Bernie gulped dazedly. About six
friends waited expectsntly for the
conventional kiss. MI. Bernie nerv-
cusly produced a cigar. pulled. shook
hands with the minister.
, 1935-11-08
Lspecial Id Nc Heraldl

MISSION, Nov. 8.-Three con-
struction projects with an estimated
total cost OF about $3.50 0 and
which resulted directly from Lower
Rio Grande Valley oil development
are now under way in the section.
The newest project is Hidalgo
Gas Company's 35-mile industrial
gas line from the Samfordyce field
Cf southwestern Hidalgo 10 serve two
irrigation pumping plants of the
Pharr-Ssn Juan-Alamo water dis
trict. The line, a 4-inch welded Job,
is well under way, Freddell Con-
struction company Of Houston and
Denver having the contract.
, 1935-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS DATA
STNINIARY

BarOmetric pressure vas still rela-
lively to moderately high over most
OF the United States, except mod
erately low over the Canadian north
west and adjacent states at the
morning observation. Except for a
few light widely scattered showers
the weather was mostly fair 70 clear
throughout the country during the
last "a hours. with temperatures
near the seasonal average.
Brownsville 7 a. III. tCST) sea-
level pressure 30.05 inches.
, 1935-11-08
The Weather

Est Texas least OF Tooth meri-
diam: Mostly cloudy with local
showers Friday night and Saturday;
somewhat warmer Frieay night ex-
cept cn the coast. warmer in north
east portion Saturday.
Moderate to fresh northeast 10
southeast winds on the coast.
, 1935-11-08
TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Port Isabel
Saturday. under normal meteor
illogical conditions:
High ........ 1888 a.. NJ. 3:46 p. m.
Low ........ 8.04 a. m. 9:l3 D. m.
, 1935-11-08
EGYPT PLANS AIR DEFENSE

CAIRO Up Measures for protect
ing Egypt against air raids and pois-
or gas attacks will be drawn up by
a commission headed BY a British
expert.
La opinión., 1935-09-15

por 81 mismos, abrogsndose Ell titulo
de Majestad, pretenden regir a los
demas de su partido, al mismo ITEM
pc que con verguenza andan fugiti-
vos y dispersos por los montes y ba-
rrancas, han decretado que Sc incen-
diem y talen cada tres meses las ca
sas, haciendas, semillas y campos de
la circunferencia de los lugares or
ganizados, y que Sc destierren o sa-
crifiquen los inocentes habitantes de
dichas ciudades haciendas y rancho
rias... etc. Para c%ontener tales ho-
rrores, hijos de la barbarie y deses-
peracion, es precise tomar las mas
sabias providencias, pues que al fire.
netico, ell azote, mas que la razon, le
hacen entrar en- su deber.
Luego que Sc queme aun una sola
choza dc c~ualquiera partido de los
que cubren las tropas de mi mando,
despues que Sc haya publicado este
Bando, a 10 menos en- su Cabecera,
hare diezmar las mujeres de los ca
becillas y soldados ~rebeldes, que ten
go presas en- Guanajuato e Irapuato,
y las que en- 10 successive ~aprehendiere;
a las que les toque la suerte, seran
fusiladas y puesta su cabeza en- ell
lugar donde los de SUI partido hayan
cometido Ell delito que Sc castiga.
Cuando ssesinen algun individuo
porque introduce where's, lena, ETC.,
a los pueblos fielcs, Sc ~ejecutara con
ell tercio de dichas mujeres, 10 que
previene Ell articulo procedente con
ell diezmo.
81 asesinaren los rebeldes alg1n CO.
rreo o soldado. que por accidente CO.
ian solo en- Ell campo y no en- accion