The Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 157, Ed. 2 Monday, December 8, 1930 Page: 4 of 8
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_ _Jviy 4. 1882
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TEXAS DAILY PRESS LEAGUE
Daa. Texas. 513 MercactHe Bank Betiding
tssaa Cay. Mo. JOS Coca-Cola BuikSmc
Chicago m. Association Building
Rev York. 350 ltadBoa A venae
SL Loch. 503 Star Building
Los Angrtes Cal Rood 1015 New QgpH— Bldg
US & Broadway.
San Praadsco. Cal III Sold BmMmg.
Sweeping Reductzrzi in Cotton
Acreage Urged
There is an organ cation known as the Southern
Cotton Redaction —MwiatMat J E Garrett cf Carpus
GhmU is its preaket. In a statement given to the
r*». Psmdent Garrett and hss committee ask'd the
£e*s£t to adept the Garrett pur. providing lor grant-
lag fcark ftaan-rteg on cotton only to thoee farmer;
who reduce their acreage by 35 per cent next joar
Presadextt Garret* a likewise president cf a beg batik
If the Garrett plan a adopted be saad. next year
wall see cat::c seZirg Iras 13 to 29 cents. <Sc debts
paid bvunevs prospering m the South aad
everywhere again on a more stable footing
v other band President Garrett aad these' wtr»
as be thanks agreed another bag crop m 1331
Under the pies aZ backs in the southern cotw
cssum. crops to any farmer unless he agree? to rm.:
Si per cent less a* trace m cotton than be riaated m
MSA As a pesktj to farmer. «lj raaLate the agret:-
mest or fad to cooperate by wkf rilly redactcg their
acreage the ^ts pvdn that the bank sot extend
them eett far a period of five year? from 133® to
BBSS. xaciUKte. It lx oodrrscocc that hradreds «f
bazjfeer* b*v» eabmsed the Garrett piaai mtexh cads
far ernfn'«rrr redrarsm or the withdrawal of fasan-
cxsl aad to the cotton grew*: who derltres to ••tree*
the pr cooes
Row jft wtZ be sp to the r .-ver? to the land owner
5arg*Jy. As for the tecact farmer who is a cotton
grower be air* bow to the demand cf the lard own-
er. or the banker or the aaer-han? who fez* Iran
sagghr; A Iran crcc cf cotton sreZ prwertT fir
those who produce the fleerr staple at a pore ahcoe
the cost of product**;
It is for the grower to act H* do** the aabb*
If be «jb ha pocket set fa* I? he lore* he cairws
the lead
Texas Facts for Texans
Texas natural ras pipe lire pawjeti out of the Pan-
handle field ilooc irpeeaests an ultimate exist of
CllJPBe.DOO and- acrortHig to the Public Service Sen
wlthm a year Texas gas will be serving distant canes
and communities In the West. Middle West and Cen-
tral Week
Pexas marketed SflWJBW pounds of fresh cr pre-
served figs in 1323 and the fig crop » an important
scarce of revenue in several sections tn South Texas
If~ value is expected materially to be increased by
adopdoc of the freezing process winch permits dis-
tant marketing of Hie easCyr bruised fruit
. . -First contracts for a thousand miles 14-inch n>
pipe tne have been let. starting from Moore caunfr.
Texas. Oklahoma and Kansas natural gas to Chin to
and other cities along its route Of the hundred
innwi dollars estimated coet a large part win go for
labor with local workers being employed wherever
=g=ara* ■' " *
poaMe sod the Mae will be buried deep ——|g*» eat
to interfere with calthwtaon of the it cremes.
and issued tM.2W.0ia la various of improve-
meata bands in the focal year ended Aug. 31. 1139
or nearly S20-OOGjOOO more than in the preccduH year.
It is well far Ttxans to keep their eyes on Texas
developers and Texas* development ever aware node:
the skies of the Lane Star state. The builders are in
evidence and they are the gnde. This for
the pessimist. This far all concerned.
Legge and Norris Disagree
Chairman Legge advises wheat growers to reduce
their acreage 20 per cent. Senator George W. Norris
sadi It would result in public calamity if the reduction
followed and then a crop failure followed th* re-
duction.
Over-production in 1530 was given as a reason
for the tow price of wheat. IsnT the tow price for
*** ovei -production crop something of a calamity for
the wheat grower?
AS MOSCOW PROBABLY REPORTED THAT
WASHINGTON* TED' DEMONSTRATION
Washington. D. C.—'Special to the Pra%aca*—Max-
law was proclaimed her? today. foQowmg rotting
m the street: which left the capital practically m
the hands of the rr.oi'jususu At a given signal at
the opening of the American Congress. trwr.or<^
of armed moiuuomsts swept through th* streets.
There was bitter fighting along the line *r«1 thor-
oughfares of Washington tan with blood It es re-
ported that President Hoover had Ged to Baltimore
More than forty Senators are reported tnswrug aug
there are reports they were thrown mi© the Pocomat.
Artillery s being rushed up by both sides.
• • • •
Xew York *na Petzvgrad*—Commmants today «?2-
ed the CapKol and White House following a day of
severe fight my ic winch the dead may reach MIO
The Cabiret sort to leave the city by jecretmg
themselves m a moving vac. bat the ruse was «iss-
coveied and the members were arretted sad flgoam
mso wiL
• • • •
Baltimore (vm Antwerp-—Alter a day of mmmtoe
fajfciMjg m a£ parts of the errv and a six-hoisr barlr
wah martiimr pm? on the stems of the Capital Wa*fc-
tegfon was reported under Oommmstot coctrot Sat?
t anight tort the pteeuns held for ac eariy snl
B?dS m C*“crIallc &"*wni Fess «* «1*
son and Gmocy. Yiee-Presider.: Curbs »r»< a tut
thought to be Andrew lieQce. Secretary of t-®
Treasury The nsms was m the hard* of the rrr'obs-
tmeusts tbs evensex The -Red’ Army new m Wast-
age** may be sajet WBinRiiilj to nansber MJW9R
men. It s ccmpgtei? OBoppaR. even to ac am force of
mere than 3R of die latest type of fight mg pfanes.
The reads between tfcss aty and the Miawai capital
are bSotkcd w*th fiCiirts. mostly capitalists.
m m m m
Berha *na PfcGadeSpfca'-Tb? H-rwer scierament
has Ia2ec Coti.i"‘* j sssrprsed hr a wefi staged »*-
tack by a mvobstaocarr ang? of *3«BP grace the
aovetraaent yielded tfcw afteraocr after feeble re-
satanre. It was so ©eteiaafaered that ressstacce was
■-seaess. Mast of the gowerammt tajldnp are in
Games.. Prede.: and Mrs.. Hooaer were pwt aboard
i a warship where they w-J| be held for the time berar
I Artiflery fire m the meet* raked hundreds of boito-
mgs. The dead and wounded miS exceed 2RPW. n n
estimated by lUkabo* ?tch Cmruanlweirr. one of the
■Red" senerais.
m m m m
Pam inhjid by cable and radio t*>phooe fro®
Madndt—Washington. the capita* of the United
Mates. Is an armed camp tonight The aty is sur-
rounded by a great Red" Army the leader* of winch
ins® they win be in control ms:de of 24 hour* AT
bet three nvcmbeis of Congress have bees tak e
prisoners Stanislaus Kipccsky. commander of the
~RnT aerial drrxsaan. has )a«t received a note fro®
the Hoover cab met reading. “We give up ~ Little ad-
ditional resistance is expected.
Why Worv* Is !#?
Oh Mr* Ketth-MTIrr
Alone a* the til er
And almost so rudely wrecked—
Wed hke it. oh gmte cear.
If on your next flight dear.
Youd have the places compass checked!
How Mrs. Keith-MiGer. on a Tight from Havana to
< Key West managed to land at the Bahama.' against
contrary wind* to porri'r.r air experts. Well it may
! hare been the Christmas shopping spirit
Our Piarding House . ... By Ahem
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rsear — verts amp Tfevs for -fife Poor . - /
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BEGIN HERE TODAY
juamta Selim as murdered as her
dressing table during a bridge par-
i ty. Alter learning what happened
m tbe early afternoon. Bonnie Dun-
dee orders everyone present to take
tbe places they held from tbe deal-
inr of the “death hand" until the
discovery of the body. Penny
Crain the district attom*ey‘s sec-
retary; Karen Marshall. who found;
the body and Carolyn Drake are <
the bridge players Lois Dunlap.'
Nrta's only unman friend stands be-
side then table. Flora Miles who
left the room before the 'death
hand. " goes out to the telephone to
the foyer outside Nrta's room Polly
Beale goes out to the solarium meet-
ing her fiance. Cine Hammond
They start to play the hand with
Karen as declarer and Penny set- i
m* as Nrta. Karen's partner Kar-
en gets tbe tad for six spades and
after Penny as Nrta. Snshes lay-
ing down her cards. Tracey Miles.
Flora s husband comes m. Penny
jumps up. asks Tracey to make
cocktails and goes to the bedroom.
Dundee ****** a note of the time.
Judge Marshall comes m and gives
ht» wife ad-ice John Drake. Caro-
' lyn's husband comes m angr-y. pro-
testing thus gnslv farce.
"NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER IX
Before Drake had reached fas side
purpose plan on his stem rath-
er ascetic features. Dundee had tak-
■ en a hasty glance at the mb esp-
. ped m hts palm noted the exact
mtr.use and second of the mserrep-
tur. Ttme ant *
One moment. Mr. Drake." he
calmly.. "I gune agree wrris
TPl—fmBt rfirT ftW ww VHa-
)VU—'Utw ?vHU «K«|Win. 11 Wi
mne c. you caul be expected to
know Bv. behrre use when I a?
Hat I conaadrr it of rial taper-1
tarxe to the atTesaeatwn of the
' s~ under of Mrs Selan that rim par-
ti - -*r bridge hard mrth all ns »*-
rag. its inleinfc>Tn■ 111 of arming:f
' male' guests for euckiada. be psayed
| exactly as it was tins afteraxoc
I thought I bad made ay self dear
before If you don't wash use to
be-ieve joi lave something to con-
ceal by refusing to cake pan sc a
rather grisly game—"
'CmasaSy I tare rochuzg a oon-
«ed r~ John C Drake banker snort- {
ed angrily
Then please bow as giacefis^y
’as posssfeje to aecessey.* Daadre
need wabows rancor 'Anc may I
ask. before w e r > on. if you made
ymr entrance at this tame. »*** she
laris of your arrival?"
Drake cecndered a gnwwm
gixtvjatg a la®
sweat stood out
"I walked oner firm the Gosmtrv
CbA after I* boih of peEf wftf
- ar sapeonr. the dssmet aterary.
D-wk* asowwrw; with rmstv e»-
pbasaa "I left the dribbove aft A.Mi
iatirg That a w-eaM take me
ao«E 3i mnsutes for the waR of—
of iir_: a sic "
Dmdee made a anu! aoce to
f^3d_ocr metiy how far fro* thxs
toesely bouse m Primmse Meadows
:ne Onratrr CM arraalr was. bm
his a*xt ^aeKKss was akog ar-
i other lirse.
*Toa walked Mr. Dkakr?—after
II boles of g?Cf cc a warm dovr
m m m
Draiwy pale narrow far* fjiah- ]
ed *M' v-jf had * V *at I hid |
dnvwn out with Mr Sande-***-
Mt he was eal>d away by a km*
c^s-aace message I lingered a: the
hub far awhile charring and—or—
haying a cool drink or twp. then
I set oat afoot - a
*1 ae** ‘ said Dundee thought-
fuly. -Now as to jorsr antral
here—"
“I walked in.. The door >»-*<* beer
left on the latch as it usuallr is.
when a party » on." Drake ex-
P «Md coldly. “And I was Jus? eu-
teriug the roam when I heard nr.
"ife make the rmarfc abort cor-
rrnig an honor with ar bonor. and
tarn her question of Penny *5 tt
whether she should haw payed
“Sc you entered Urn use at the
correct mene&C
-How Mr. Drake. 2
ask yoa to re-enter the
do exactly as you did upon
rival at approac-icly S 23
Drake wheeled. uagracbousiy. arid
agam returned to the doorway
while Dundee again consulted to*
watch. mentaZy subtracting the
minutes which had bees wasted
upon tins interruptaon. from the
time he had marked upon tog mem-
ory as the moment at winch Drake
had interfered. But an undercur-
rent of MepOosm nagged at ha
n-.tnd: Why had Drake certainly
not a
grren to
chosen to waft* And why had it
taken hm^from i 19 to apprasi
£>nj Drake took to* too-e be-
h nd ha wife s chair laying a hard
her s3aw-
wah tears
SWftftWy. 41?*er
bar lacr"* 1 mM tha* if j
Nhl he n» tmJtong to. hr ' _
speak sm~m i*
couAi aahr aS the
hbng that she warred tr and he
woakteT say a ward easep* to
praise her—'*
Ther. I ear as w»r eemJw *
D*wfce ?*jd andh - hat I
sdbMaatially » folio**: -flda my
dear. » *-3 amflgwfn bndg* play-
er* . JSow .maw the mor- of *Ju>
Irttie fara.hr tiff sr—and be cann-
ed to too?"
Dad -ha* end the lr*> scene
lire Drake?*’ Dundee miked geae-T
* Tea 2—2—just cried a brie but
I ken: 00 playing And Johnny—
Mr Drake—went away walking up
and down the room warms for
N.ta to come back... 2 suppose*"
"Then go on with the game "Dun-
dee crdered curtly.
Si’cnth- now as suets* !▼ a* the
wal game oms* haw been played
because of the emharrejeaig fcrn»
NEVV YORK
NTT YORK Dec 8 —Noted m
pacing:
The most mimicked performer in
the entertainment world a: the
.moment is tee French screen !at-
onte. Chevalier And this of
curse as the tarint praise the.
• ordesh' can bestow. In right
rlube music shows vaudeville and
private ballrooms yoare certain
j to find at least owe person who
believe* he can five a swell nc-
pcrsonaTicn of the former Pans
music ball star. And few succeed.
The impersonation record ac-
cording to such statistics as came
to hand was ooce in the posses-
sion of Anna He3d_ FToea cheap
butaUBt to goid-pia;ed raadertije.
each dOki-lie dasitel felt that she
"jooes couldn't make her eye< be-
have- Some cwEpetitara eoold be
vappfaed by George Cohan and the
ate Eddie Fdy
Renmnbar the days when rune
out of 18 dancers wound up their
act with Ta a Yankee Dovd>
Dandy"? And topped st off with
Cofcsahyjf steps? And that ocher
army trying to photograph the U-
shaped smi> of Fay?
Perhaps the best imitator For
wC ever have is his owr. son.
Eddie. Jr. who is headed far star-
dom as fast as his comedy will iet
him. The ether sight appearing a ‘
a minor role of a current aaiac
show. young Ftoy anddenly drew up
his mouth—perhaps gncocsetourly
STICKERS
—*nt© that famous comic gm And
tig resemblance was ■ncaway
• • •
And. eh yes- thorn good aid
ecuatry hay noes I im pesa-mg
about tne other Oaf haw ooppiod
the 'big toon arth another novc-ty
Tne other ewam* a new tagfe! re-
port opened to Greer wirh Vtljgr
It h titled "The Barr * And hay-
ride parties were driven from
Times Square to the reader* &m
nntrs to the of wide-
eyed aautt!
• • •
It's as ohS *toey oe Broadway
by this t*me that a^Mtt ewery sea
sure-fire Jut has gene saoat the
finely gettmg its chonae. The
latest aarva» s "The Vinegar
Tree * Tfca latest farce cocoas*
«as m the hands of Jed Him
way bark m thorn da?« wher. that
hn-picker vat anaouar.ag ha re-
tremens from the theater And
Harrj » the miZjxiajrr-iud arhc
was sopoceed never to mace a mis-
take. Well he* been w-rocg at
least once rince thea-
And BBy Rote held the aenpc
for a time and then passed It to
Brad}' and Water. Then that com-
snd bod sot OosgbS
Wistac taken the play with ha*
it ought stiZ be bouncing around
Bat imagine the state of mind of
the poor author ®eairafcJrf
« • •
And its ahe part of the Broad-
way legend that the performers of
superior talent are dascovered over-
night by critics producers au-
diences et al. Yeah...?
Wd. a so happens that cce of
the sices teased performances of the
"ear is rspphed by the wry beauti-
ful Engrtug Lecctc- mb YooT
read and hear a: least as them re-
gions. about her bream-taking tal-
ents and the acredA> reality of
her art mg Yet she has beer around
the theater shops ewr rase she
derided to stay behind when one
of the vast mg RaoKiar. groups amt
home. After he? frst tzmapfe.
everyone had to go ocratehsug
rrosod 19 fad whew she hod bate
eS these yeorr
' to* trey fmaid n*
tr at loot throe
oJBoed^ia crZ
Out Our Way.By Willkum
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'*1 ante it*” Kmr. mod m
wnmg *cr-. triuMpnor' * a t§ cw
awfea tav f
Pw»s* s pcoril a a: *.lrr*0;-
*t a pwBBwee at figuriag 'Pints > * ■
1 .. It* iher to tun* Cam-'iS If r
1 bail oar of row aw*1 rn#n»r**c
ivwi that ton h~~aftr >00 bp«
Caratja Orate kiM mi-a pea-
■«te4 fees 1 “I ttNMfSt of count
I could late too Ciufe Mf&j. mnrn
wy^aor and^kav—*
I Hung yp ter 2d5
uuwd 10 mate a pmwr of twttna
up the wow ahte Kmttl mm had
ran. siaoo cnot ter like * art
pome for fight
At. that im.act Dealer fipragw
tot* flaming
j faa tea dag te-
| jauatT oan-eorttoa* tmvr* of * ».T*
[ adw
hi in
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