tary of Communications, and Oc- GIANTS of navy in winter maneuvers CONVENTIONS ADD tavio Dubois, president of the Na- 500 PULLMANS DRYS ADVOCATE IMPETUS tional Highway commission. Ill ■ W—‘ The last national con- _— — .___ **1/ «+ highway TO MEXICO ROAD gress was held here In October, 192& OF STRINGENT PROGRAM VISITORS LAW In (Special to The Herald.) by Juan Mas 81nta. Mexican en- Champ Bulldogger MEXICO CITY. March 20—Mex- gineer now a member of the Mex- Onion Fiesta Rodeo Estimated Total Is Anti>Saloon League Would ican staff 12,500 ico, In the midst of a high pressure embassy in Washington, and Juan (Special to The Herald.) Make highway construction program and Bringas. former Mexico Persons Brought In Booze Buyer traffic March 30- an active tourist propaganda pro- City commissioner, the in- RAYMONDVILLE, I in Texas gram, has called conventions to ventors. will be exhibited at the Dick Shelton, world champion bull- Land Parties Guilty conventions. give impetus to its labors. dogger, who won his title by break- The third national highway con- The tourist congress will be at- tended ing existing records last week at thd HARLINGEN, March 20.—Five FORT WORTH. March 20—//P)— gress is to convene in Mexico City by representatives of all 20 the tourist committees Fat Stock show In Ft. Worth, will hundred extra Pullman cars, carry- A full round of activities from April to 27, and jointly throughout was In the nation, and also Mexican attend the Raymondville Onion Fi- ing prospective home seekers, have with It, between the dates of April by store today for prohibition leaders pro-tourist representatives in the esta and in the rodeo come Into the Lower R»o Grande 22 and 26. the first national tour- participate attending the biennial convention ist is scheduled. At the United States. The committee in events, he advised officials by tele- Valley since January 1 of this year, congress of the Texas anti-saloon league. same time the second national ex- charge of the tourist congress is gram today. according to figures announced here The climax was anticipated for hibition of highway building ma- headed by the fallowing: Secretary He wired intention of entering a ItfH. M. Gilbert, district represen- tonight when William D. Upshaw chinery will be held here. of the Interior Emilio Portes OH. number of the scheduled rodeo of the Pullman company. of who is of the Atlanta. Ga., former congress- American Interest president National events and is expected to be a draw- Estimating 25 persons to the car. man. and Dr. George W. Morrow of Pro-Tourist committee; Luis Mon- ing card for rodeo attractions dur- this shows American interest has been man- a total of 12 500 per- Detroit, Mich., national lecturer tes de Oca. Secretary of Finance, ing the fiesta. ifested in each of the three con- sons brought to the Valley in land The majestic scene as Unce Sam s naval Goliaths c ut through the waters of the Pacific, bound for Pan- for the league, had prepared speech- and Dr. Jose Manuel Puig Casau- ventions. Since Mexico sent a parties, and on other special oc- ama and Guantanamo Bay. Cuba, in Joint fleet mane uvers. is pictured above. This photo, taken from es for delivery. large ranc. chief of the Federal District. to the highway conven- casions. in addition to the regular the deck of the U. S. S. California, shows the huge d readnaughts in formation, turning into line. At the The resolutions committee head- delegation tion that was held at Atlantic City Committee Personnel run of Pullman cars. in the is the U. S. S. West ed by Dr. C. H Booth of Fort Worth left, vanguard, Virginia. in and since Mexico Is at The The regular run is 11 cars a day. was asked to report this afternoon, January, highway congress committee her of is headed bv the Mr. Gilbert was sent to the Val- and Dr. Atticus Webb, superinten- present completing portion following: Luis the roles of the the international de of ley last fall, and established Val- Fred Kohler in dent of the league, said the resolu- projected high- M/wites Oca. Secretary Fin- Godfathers" of Mr. way from Canada to South Amer- ance: General Juna Andreu Al- ley headquarters li*re, to handle Three Kyne's tions probably would evoke consid- ica, highway men from the United mazan, Secretary of Communica- the Pullman company’s business In story. erable discussion. Six weeks in desert country in the States are especially interested in tions; Javier Sanchez the Valley. MOVIE SIDELIGHTS Two Abilene college presidents. Mejorada. height of summer was the portion of Dr. J. W. Hunt of the Mexican highway congress. highway expert and former Secre- A large percentage of the home- McMurry college the Universal company filming Dr. Word has been received here from seekers who and J. D. Sandifer of Simmons have come to the Val- ARCADIA—HARLINGEN Hardy and Edward Martlndale in the American Road Builders' As- •Hell's Heroes.” Universal deter- University, were the principal speak- ley will bet me permanent residents an the principal roles. a of “Song of the West”, opening mined that the scenes shown should ers at the opening session last night. sociation that large delegation of the section. “Song of the West” is a story of Its members headed Charles engagement at the Harlingen Arca- be those actually described in the Dr. Hunt asked that the buyer of by covered wagon days, from the begin- Upham, executive secretary, would dia Theatre with a mid- story. liquor be made equally guilty with Saturday ning of the trek of a wagon train, for the This meant taking the entire com- the seller and predicted that with- come to this capital congress. How One Woman Lost Fire night matinee, is the first all-na- accompanied by a troop of soldiers Heavy Damage pany into the Mojave Desert In the in a few years Canada would be Likewise Mexico’s campaign des- March from Fort Independence, across the PHILADELPHIA, 20.—IP) tural color, all-talking and singing heart of summer. For six weeks “as dry as the United States.” igned to attract tourists from th* —Fire the Gulf Sierras with their snow-capped has swept Refining picture to be made out of doors, the camera followed the actors Dr. Sandifer that the forces United States interested many and wilderness of urged Company’s reservaton at Girard peaks great space a of intense desola- Americans, especially in the border with the vivid Sierras as the through land of prohibition be molded into such last loss in ex- high to California, the land of gold, of states. The exhibition point night, causing tion. of sun glare on wastes of rock, a strong organization that a can- machinery scenic background for the dramatic camps, of San Pounds of cess mining not 20 of $2,000,000. brawling this will draw exhibits Fat cactus and twisted Joshua trees. didate would be afraid to run for year The tank steamer was action of the story. Francisco, of the Golden Gate, in the United States and Hagan For the most part the thermometer any office until he had come out only from a 15 tank Adapted to the audible screen the of the Vigilantes. but also from badly damaged, and pier. days stood at more than 120 degrees. unequivocally for law enforcement. Latin America, Lott Her Double Chin Take half a tcaspoonful of KRUS- with from the stage operetta "Rainbow”, It is an of color, and through the In cars and a big warehouse filled epic The "Three Godfathers" probably Both scoffed at the claims of the Europe, committee charge CHEN SALTS in a glass of hot watet were the features John Boles. it runs moment a tremendous It Lott Her Prominent oil vats, tanks and drums, pictures every suffered most. The roles of Charles wets that enforcement of the of the affair has announced. has Hipt every morning—do not overeat and— Vivienne Segal. Joe E. Brown. Sam drama, enacted on the plains, under received word from man- destroyed. Bickford. Raymond Hatton and liquor laws was breaking down and already Lott Her Sluggishness tn 3 weeks get on the scales and note the stars, around camp fires, with and Fred Kohler called for them to let stated that compliance with the ufacturers in Prance. Germany Gained Physical Vigor how many pounds of fat have van- the wagon train, and in the gam- Austria that would be ished. their beards grow, and to wear Volstead act was becoming more they rep- Gained in Vlvacioosne** bling halls of the roaring days of resented. Notice also that you have gained la j dirty, tattered clothes. When they general every year. Gained a Shapely Figure skin Is '49. enenrv—your clearer—your eyes finally came out of the desert, a W. Erskine Williams of Fort Convention Topics sparkle with glorious health—you feel looked m bodv—keener In trio of scarecrows would have Worth, state president, told the Among the subjects to be dis- If you're fat—remove the cause! younger mind. PALACE—McALLEN KRCSCHEN win give any fat a respectable In comparison. convention that “no outstanding cussed at the conventions will be KRUSCHEN SALTS contain the person Ermine furniture and bath- Joyous surprise. glass or well known even in his the routing of the Pan-American I offered person 6 mineral salts your body organs, Get an 85c bottle of KRUSCHET* tubs are striking novelties not Mexico CAPITOL own community in the United highway, only through have to Cecil B. De Mille in “Dynamite”, glands and nerves must SALTS at McKay’s (lasts by States under 35 years old had asked but also through the Central Amer- Pharmacy and his first Begging the pardon of the Para- function properly. 4 weeks). If even this first bottle his first talking picture, for repeal or modification of the ican nations. The problem of pro- mount-Famous-Lasky Corp. this re- When vital fail to production for Metro-Gold wyn- 18th amendment.” viding adequate road markers along your organs doesn't convince you this Is the viewer takes the liberty of submit- their work Mayer. which comes tto the Palace. highways traveled extensively by perform correctly—your easiest, safest and surest way to lose for two a for the worthy can't throw cff McAllen, Theatre, tomorrow, ting paraphrase W. D. tourists will also be dis- bowels and kidneys fat—if you don't feel a superb Im- GARZA at the Major Mooney, principal foreign picture Capitol days. company's of Riverside Military Academy at cussed, that waste material—before you provement In health—so gloriously Theatre Thursday. We have viewed he — Although gained great publi- Gainesville, Ga., never has missed A model of a traffic control In- realize it—you're growing hideously energetic—vigorously alive your COMPANY bathtubs of earlier pic- the opus with pleasure, and ai a HARDWARE city for the a class in 50 of teaching. vention recently in Mexico fat! money gladly returned. we that the years patented adv. tures. it is said that the present consequence suggest glass offerng is the first he has title become "A Roadhouse Night's For that Is Just 639 Elizabeth Street Phone 473 had in a picture for over six years. Entertainment.” The ermine furniture of the bou- what it is. solid doir occupied by Kay Johnson, the "Roadhouse Night*” is finish. It lead of the piece, is in line with its amusement from start to of modernistic tendenies. is essentially a comedy-thriller, Every Dollar Spent the thrills Trade Here This boudoir is the scene of a the highest type—that is. each other In This Store Is strong scene between Kay Johnson and the laughs follow is to And Grow and Charles Bickford when the so swiftly that It impossible Reinvested in This the latter breaks his way into its priv- determine where rib-tickling where the be- With U. aCy. ends or pulse-leaping Community Specials with melodrama “Dynamite” is by Jeanie Mac- gins. It socks you Pherson. Its featured players in- and rocks you with belly-laughs. rum-runners, ^ clude Conrad Nagel. Kay Johnson, It has to do with for roadhouse entertain- Charles Bickford and Julia Faye. reporters and ers. Needless to say. the Fourth Es- RIVOLI—SAN BENITO tate triumphs finally over the Cork Manautou’s Dollar "Dynamite." Cecil B. De Mille's Estate. Day blues songs first talking production which Helen Morgan sings last night at the Rivoli in her own inimitable manner, opened after Theatre. San Benito, stands out as Charles Ruggles furnishes roar with his droll and Fred a triumphant return to the mode roar comedy his usual finished and startling dramatic structure of Kohler turns in £1.69 Ladies* and and as the rum $1.49 Flowered Friday Saturday “Male and Female’ and “Man- performance king. smocks, slaughter.” Misses* printed Pajam- other More important than any Discuss very pood quality, each De Mille production of its type. Dairymen as. Now oach, “Dynamite” is said to have been a Health Galvanized Ware year under way.. Advertising Wheeling the It is scarcely fair to reveal Grade A dairymen of Brownsville basic theme on which “Dynamite” met last night and discussed an $1.00 is based, because it is so strikingly advertising campaign as a follow- $1.00 other Galvanized on Metal different from any picture up for publicity and the general Cop-R-Loy that patrons have a right to the health t plot, program arranged by - —.— --=■ get the whole sory as a surprise on department for “Milk for Health" this theatre. It is sufficient March 30 to 6. visiting Week. April em- deals with a a $1.29 hand to say that the story Governor Moody has issued Philippine gowns, Ladies’ and her relation- the dates aside $1.49 Voile .Teddies in young society girl proclamation setting broidery and hand sewn. Asorted col- pastel ship to a polo-playing diletante and for observance of the health week. coal miner. shades, offered at, each a stalwart, two-fisted City and county health authori- ors. Each The climactic scenes which are said ties plan to carry the program in- to have taken six weeks to make, to schools by means of lectures, occur in a mine a thousand feet posters and special announcements. under the earth. R. C. Graham. Brownsville san- itary inspector, presided at the $1.00 Water Pails QUEEN meeting of the dairymen. $1.00 “Hell's Heroes" Universal’s great human drama based on Peter B Why the young child lies on the $1.49 “Tom Sawyer” wash suits, sizes Kvne's famous story, “Three God- floor and kicks his heels, among 75c Ladies’ and Misses’ aprons in fathers." Is coming to the Queen other things, will occupy the Chi- 2 to 7, very special, each, at Theatre tomorrow’ It has a remark- cago association for child study beautiful assorted colors, 2 for 8 able cast w’hlch includes Charles during a three day session devoted QUART. Bickford. Raymond Hatton and to emotional research. 10 QUART.... $1.00 $1.00 ■I 12 69c “Luvlee” Crepe, assort- Men's 4-in-hand silk ties, QUART.. Drapery Department Specials ed prints, 2 yards for Ladies’ Brocaded house slippers, assort- regular 98c sellers, now 2 for For ed colors. values, now, Friday and Saturday $1.00 Regular $1.29 $1.00 Theatrical Gauze Dotted Swiss $1.00 In Pastel shades $1.19 Men’s union In ail the pastel shades; 36- $1.29 “Mitzie" Crepe, as- suits, Regular 65c value Rayon silk, each inches wide. Regular 45c sorted colors. Yard, “Radio” fine hose, butterfly black value. $1.19 cents heel. Pair cents yard $1.00 $1.00 JO yard $1.00 Men’s athletic undershirts B $1.29 Brocaded and elastic waist band Rayon silk, draw- CRETONNES eloaked beautiful colors, yard $1.25 “Society Maid” Hose, ers. regular 65c value, now Colonial Cretonne* In many heel, pair 2 for Glazed Chintz patterns. Regular 39c value $1.00 NO. 1. 55c In solid and all-over pat- $1.00 terns; 36-inches wide. 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