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Hnmmsufllc Herald Gfe . Out Our .... By Established July 4, 1892 Way Williams^ Entered as second-class matter In the Postoffice, Tue Main Stem Brownsville, Texas. STAGGERING VACATION STATISTICS (Copyright, 1930, by the Associated Newspapers.) Intimate Glimpses of the THE BROWNSVILLE HERALD PUBLISHING Valley’s Alley COMPANY -BY J. R.-- Dr. Julius Klein, Assistant Secretary of Commerce, Along Elizabeth The Tule Marsh, by Mavity; Can- Subscription Rates—Daily and Sunday (7 Issues) and the man of the Hoover ad- big broadcasting Catre Neale.telling funny ary Murder Case, by Van Dine; Dne Year.$9.00 stones... .to an appreciate audience ministration, tells radio audiences that vacationing Death at Four Corners, by Gilbert; Six . $4.50 _“Duck’’ Swan, expert in bridge Months As a Thief w the Night; by Free- has taken rank with America's great industries. promoted to an Three Months. $2.25 work....getting man; and The Sinister History of proud One Month .75 When you go on a vacation you are helping boost assistant inspectorship...very Ambrose Hinkle, by McMorrow. ....Oscar C. Dancy, Jr., in Browns- business, says the doctor. •Some people never outgrow love ville for a flying visit with parents MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS • • • • stories, and we let out many of and certain parties....from Orange, The Associated Press is entitled to the use them each week,” Mrs. Manahan exclusively More than three billion dollars a is into he is year put Texas_where practicing stated. for publication of all news dispatches credited to it or circulation law_Brothers Tubby and Robert through people who will eat anything These are books similar to The not otherwise credited in this paper, and also the Dancy leaving town Monday for | and sleep anywhere as long as it comes under the Obstacle Race, by Ethel M. Dell, local way....to Lubbock and news published herein. head of an outing. up-state and Rosa Mundi, and The Gate Dallas respectively.... Ira Webster Marked Private, also by Dell. TEXAS DAILY PRESS LEAGUE • • • • with them_off to summer going Zane Grey? Yes National school in Lubbock—everyone hot Advertising Representatives Something like $500,000,000 is spent every year for Zane Grey is popular among and bothered, warm and worried Dallas, Texas. 512 Mercantile Bank Building. hot soda the boys and the elderly men, and dogs, pop, peanuts, pies, milkshakes, ham about the bond election May 29... Kansas Mo., 306 Coca-Cola Building. we have his complete works. Gene City, sandwiches, bum coffee, ice creams and other ostrich t.nd working hard for a successful j Stratton-Porter is extremely pop- Chicago, 111., Association Building. fodder compiled at Washington show. outcome_Bobbito Rentfro break- statistics ular among the young girls, and New York, 350 Madison Avenue. ing into print on the front page... • • • • her complete wroks had to be re- St. 502 Star by wrecking his hefty Packard Louis, Building. ordered twice, because the books The business done last year in cold drinks and he hadn’t Los Angeles. Cal., Room 1015 New Orphcum Bldg., straight-eighv....wishing are worn out.” • roadside and lolli- done it.... 846 S. lunches (exclusive of toy balloons The better books are Broadway. Proud Parrot increasing pops) exceeded our combined national exports to Ja- in favor, and such works as Cor- San Francisco, Cal., 318 Kohl Building. The Brownsville parrot who Sat- Brazil and the Netherlands. Point that out ■ onet, by Komroff; Woman of An- pan. urday laid an egg for the first time HARLINGEN OFFICE: dros. Thornton Wilder; Dido. Ger- when you stop at Ye Wayside Luncherie and your in 30 years is said to be recovering Phone 1020. trude Otherton; Accident. Arnold Arcadia Theater Building. youngest son asks for his third frankfurter and an- satisfactorily, both mother and Eennett; and The Intrude. Blasco other of soda. egg resting easily Monday. glass Ibanez are w-ell read The works of The owner of the parrot. Edgar • • • • James Branch Cabell is read by a A for the Auto Lien McDavitt. is having the egg stuffed, Victory few', but a very few'. And when Sister Susie gets peeved at popper be- or whatever one does to an egg to He is so hard to understand,” Holders make it stay good. cause he won’t make his fifth stop in forty-five min- Mrs. Manahan He says he is going to keep It. explained. Auto manufacturers as well as auto lien holders utes for an ice-cream cone just stop the car and bel- • • • The Monkey Man r"5- low in her ear that if all the for Ice Tarzan of the and his ad- acored a victory in the highest court of the republic. money spent About Books Apes cream cones one venturous romances are favorites, K* Automobiles seized the for the unlaw- in July and August could be put in Brownsville readers are blood- by government and the has his full list of it would lift the German debt or library ful transportation of liquor must be confiscated under pile something. thirsty. “They prefer stories of how Dick, adventures. the law. The to obtain • • • • prohibition government sught the Dirty Crook, murders the heir Richard Harding Davis is read by a ruling under which it could exercise its discretion But don't let Dr. Klein hear you. The doctor Is to the Spooner millions and im- many readers. *‘I been librarian for four whether to bring condemnation proceedings against for bigger vacation bills. He thinks one of the best personates him to get the money." have Mrs. “Mike" Manahan, local lib- vears in Brownsville, and during the automobile under the internal revenue law. ways to help restore prosperity is to take your sum- rarian. said this period of time. I find that owners hen holders would have no Monday. Then the and mer vacation early and often. ~' “The bloodier the form of mur- readers are asking for better books In a unanimous whatever to .recover. • • J^=sar *J.V?.Wilb/\NA£> opportunity • • der, the better people like it. and and better writers. They have be- J and ; decision rendered by Justice Holmes, lien holders the more unusual the manner in come educated Histories, biograph- more more AVE.UK1 L \ GMT. «* tcmnct MC. The people there are on vacations the | MO. u *. MT orr. ^ CIMOIT ] owners will be able to recover their automobiles when mvs- ies. reference books, travel stories, 1 which Richard Thomas, the .....■■■■ ——---TT-STCT will be in circulation. The truth of this | V- .- .-_-,- , — ■ money put and books of this are , so seized if they satisfy the court that the unlawful terious mauler does away with tvpe popu- becomes more striking when you realize that none of Thomas Thumbsdown. the more the lar” she said todav. use of the automobile has not been authorized. This I the statistics compiled by Dr. Klein give any idea of book is read.” she continued. New hooks recently received «rn • decision applies only to automobiles seized while be- the vast sums each summer for Moider, Moider | Roeue Herrie. Hush Walpole: Th*> season and we don’t want a fuss, of spent ivy-poisoning ing used in the unlawful transportation liquor. Love stories come second, with TOcor. Marv Roberts R'nehart: Parts- do we?" antidote, sunburn lotions, gasoline, tire repairs, traf- | Of course, the decision was of great importance to Ethel M. Dell ranking among the ! Dress, Joseph HergeshHner: Cim- j “You corld have telegraphed for fic court fines, water-wings, ukeleles, camera sup- 1 financing companies, which annually hold liens of writer whose books are worn thin frron. Edna Fcrber: GelloWs O"- rooms,” she protested, puzzled. plies white pants, golf balls and instructions in how the I rhard. Claire Soenser: Stephen S. Roth to the floor approximately two billion dollars on automobiles be- quickest. began pace- to do the Jacknife dive Among the murder stories we find 1 Scott, Ludwig Lewisohn, and oth- nervously. His color was high and on the deferred plan. A pre- ing purchased payment • was • • • • The Feathered Serpent, by Wallace; I ers. the impatience she beginning vious decision the court held that when an auto- I by (parade-BY- to know came Into his eyes. The doctor falls to make the more mobile wras seized and he driver arrested and prose- figures stag- •‘.Now look here. Linda. They've cuted under the prohibition law. the automobile must gering by estimating what part of the national debt EVELYN CAMPBELL kept you in cotton wool too long. be confiscated under that law’. oould be paid by the money spent in July alone I wanted you because you’re dif- to take stains off Miss America's frocks WXUServIc* (Copyright by E»*lyn Campbell.} ferent from other women. You're In this decision the court left open the troublesome raspberry got an air that makes everything question of what the government could do when the and clean her white shoes. J • • • • you do seem right. Even this sec- arrested for the traffic had not been persons illegal STORY FROM THE START lected to go into the matter thor- ond-rate hotel would seem smart If made as our to As stated above, under the latest de- No guess is to whether exports made a habit of here." prosecuted. Most of These Stories About China- ter and the wcg-ld ••mscrutab.e" oughly with her fiance. So Linda, you coming are in cash { holders and owners will be able to re- China, Chile and Cos Cob exceeded Lir.da Haverhill's father. Impecu- hard bitten with the virus of Linda was bewildered. She knew cision, lien town Are Baloney, of Course— came into common use in connec- nious ne'er-do-well, dies when the he was to tell her cover.

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