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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-19

Sh. 8, San Martin Grant. considera-
ton $1,000.
Emmett Williams, et TX to c. r.
Thomas, q acres Of land situated
IN Cameron county, Texas, coasidera-
ton $40 etc.
Charline w. Person to c. r. Thom-
as, |. acres Of land situated in Cam
ercn county. Texas, confederation $40
etc.
Alice Burton, ct vir to Lewis Bog
gus, Lots Nos. 4, 3, 6, out Of Block
70. West Brownsville addition, city
Of Brownsville, consideration $40 etc.
A. II. Fernandez, trustee to Charles
A. Burton, lots Nos. I, 5, s, Blk. 20.
West Brownsville, city Of Browns
vile, consideration, $40 etc.
Pert Isabel Townsite e Develop
ment Co. 10 Mrs. Maud Ward, Lot
5, Blk. q, Townsite OF Point Isabel,
consideration ~Sl,237.50.
Port Isabel Townsite 4 Develop
ment Co. 70 Mrs. Maud Ward, Lot
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did she live, and what became Of
her? Did you love her dearly-and
did she love you?"
And Jack told her-the truth: told
her Of tn. boy at II, and the girl,
his love story until he was 23; told
her Of his fathers failure and
death, and then Of Mona's change OF
heart and his pulling stakes"
"Do you love her yet, Jack?" ask
ed Jill, trying, obviously, to put the
question in a casual WY and failing
miserably.
Then it was that Jack Stuart
showed himself the master lover. He
took the girl he had asked to marry
him in his arms-drew her up very
tenderly and very close, and again he
kissed her lips, her cheek, her eyes
and threat and then her forehead.
Il love you, Jill, dearest" ne said.
very softly You asked me if | had
eve kissed any other girl. I've told
you. She is married now to another
man-went out Of my life before
you came into il. You are now ana
henceforth the one and only girl.
Now, how bout me? Have | any
rivals to worry about?"
Heaps of EN-, Jack Boy" answer
ed the girl, a lifting song ringing
through the dulcet tones of her
voice. There's Dad Peter. and Fa-
Their Pat. and Tony-and oh, so many
more-all sweethearts of mirei But
=" She paused and cuddled a little
closer in his arms. Il don't guess
my 'gonna-be-hnbby' need worry 50
much bout rivals in this burg. I've
lived here all my life and he's the
first yet to whom I'd give more
than a pleasant smile!"
When the "gonna-be-hubby" had
thoroughly assimilated this. he told
himself he was a 'lucky dog" and
with a sigh Of content looked up
in the sky and blessed the day-or
night-he arrived in Ellisson.
Whereupon the god, Jove. who.
they say, always laughs at lovers
signs. must have guffawed raucous-
" while the dog-star, with an ear
trained for pstting parties, probably
barked for hours az the winking
Venus. But they were q long way
off, the god, Jove, and the dog-star,
so Jill ard Jack heard them notl
They heard. however, waves Of
melody. the wonderful. glorious hsr-
mony Of . paster pianist IN the per-
feet rendition of q Hungarian rhap-
sody. Father Pat was leasing Of"
as Peter expressed il. some Of his
pent-up feelings through the medium
Of Jill's baby grand.
The big Irish priest had few
equals as a musician, and had he
not sacrificed his personal ambition
on the altar Of the church, he might
easily have attained TO a place in
the musical world that would have
brought him fame and fortune.
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GA, Blk. 8. Lot 0. Blk. y. Lot ga.
Blk. al, Townsite or Point Isabel con-
sideration S4,776.
y. A. Skunk. ct TX 20 William -
Greason. the T.. 10 acres OF Block
c. PaImetal subd, See. ScS, con-
sideration $40 etc.
Minnetta "A. Wheeler, 60 j. "a
Skunk. Blk. @, Palmetal Subd., Sur
vey 2s3, consideration $40 eSe.
w. T.. Johnson. et Tx 70 \. NJ.
Paine, all Lots %, SO. 81, Sz, SS, 81
Blk. o. west Harrington addition. city
Of Harrington. consideration $40 etc.
G. +. Thomas to Mrs. Charline w.
Person. Blk. v. containing 30 acres
share 10. III Jardin Heights addition.
consideration $500.
II. 7. Ramsey, e. TX % Frank 4.
Lee, Lot a, Blk. n. Castle Court addi-
ton, city of Harrington, consideration
$40 etc.
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And Jack. being o man Of action and
a fast worker, responded promptly to
the "caill"
But, while loves young dream may
keep alive on love making and kisses,
life, with its grim exactitudes, de-
msnds something more substantial.
There comes a time when ways and
means must be considered.
SITS awful. dear heart, this being
poor" was the rather graphic form
that Jacks earnestness took in out
lining the situation to Jill. He con
tinued: mo disgrace, Of course. as
tn saying is. but devilish i%nconven-
lent. How far, would you say, will
a thousand dollars 80 toward q start
in housekeeping"
"Oh, a thousand dollars for a
start in housekeeping" exclaimed
the bride-to-be, in wide-eyed won
derment. my goodness, Jack Stuart,
what style Of living do you expect
we're going to begin with? ]
wouldn't dream Of spending more
than $500, including the first months
remit"
Which shows the type Of woman
Jill represented. Not only that, but
she held 70 the sum q stipu-
lated. In addition, too, she insisted
on going fifty-fifty on the wedding
and QUILTING expenses out OF her
"dot"-her marriage portion. This
was q French custom entirely new
to Jack. But it was Peters notion
OF what was proper and had been
the custom Of his ancestors for cen
turtles. The sum remaining was
placed In the bank and totaled up
to $500. IL was then that Jack
Stuart pinched himself and inquired
of the great, wide world If it were
not really a dream, after all? II il
was not a dream, then most as
suredly the goddess Of luck had dealt
him a royal flush on the night that
he met Jill Justini
(To BE CONTINUED)
Read In tomorrow's installment
about Jack and Jill's wedding.
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Real Estate
Transfers

z. Ii. Dicus to chas. X. Pomeroy,
$. 10 acres Of N. rs ARES Blk 20,
Cantu Tract. Of Cam. development
Cos. subdivision, consideration, S3,-
500.
Port Isabel Townsite e. Develop
mert company 70 J. L. Durham, Lot
8, Blk. "a, Townsite of Point Isabel,
consideration S1,25O.
Harvey r. Houck, ct ux to Mrs. M.
+. Johnson, Lots 20, "a. Blk. S, The
Citrus Grove Terrace addition, town
site OF Santa Rosa, consideration.
$40 etc.
w. ID. Ware, ct ux 10 LLOYD T..
~Stiernberg all Lot IS (except the z.
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Large Acreage of
Cotton on Dry Land
Especial to The Hsrald)

tSpeclal 20 Inc hfraldD
EDINBURG, Jan. 19.-The cotton
acreage in the unirrigated section
north Of this city will be increased
approximately 80 per cent this year,
according TO estimates by local cot
ton men. There has been no cessa-
ton in clearing work since early in
the fall, and large acreages have
been prepared for planting.
On the Mestenas tract in the Har-
gill section almost all land which
was in brush last season will be
planted to cotton. The clearing in
that section has been almost COM
pleted.
Heavy rains are needed all
through the unirrigated section.
Growers report there is very little
season in the ground, but are con-
fident the spring rains will be
ample to give the crop A good start.
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Blankets

$3.50 values at $3.50
$22.5O and $3.50
values at 49,. $3.50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-05-15
Bel Estate
HOUSES AND ESTATES FOR
Sal Ed. Y. 81
GI.RE.EI. ~ "A.

NEAR THE NEW TECH HIGH SCHOOL
This Colonial brick home, ruOms,
elespinN porch. nl0uerft III every Ma tx.
garaRe priced FfRht for quick Bale. RnOne
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BIG SALE!
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PAY WHILE YOU RIDE

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COZ GOLD sEAL CARS

IAAOAAG
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Chevrolet Landau .s.,.....s..s. PIP
WilIys.Knight Sedan 1890, 9. l l.e.e
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Whippet Sedan 49, z. ~ ... %ID
Whippet Landau .. @ s.s 1880. . DO
WIlIys.KniRht Great Sedan 1.4VV
1928 GOLD SEAL CARS
Essex Coach .>.,..i... ..-.-a.s.... @SaS;e2
deWett Coach 5000. \. $500. 42D
Bulck 7.pasn. Master Sedan s.,..s =. $50
Wfllye-KrigIit Sedan .....s.sSss $40
WfllyO-KntGiit CotIDo 80. !. - - - 40
Wtllys-kntght Coach us. .s.ss....s Ibo
1895 GOLD SEAL CARS &
Hudson Coach. 1925 type 1900. $3.50.
HupnUbtie Club Sedan bSb
Overland 8 Sedan .....s..... 500
stearns.gnigtt Coupe ....s.... e9s
Wtllye-kniEht Sedan Do
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1924 CtrysIer Br0ughanI ..s.. S4ab
HupmObile Club Sedan ....s.s.s. 800
HupmObiIe Touring ...... go
Ford Tudor Sedan ......s .5...ss.. I50
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Older Cars, sos Up.
Some with gold seals, some
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Evening star., 1928-10-13
NEW APARTMENT
BUILDING PLANNED
Clifton Manor Corporation to
Erect Eight. Story Flat of
Colonial Design.

Plans for a new eight-story apart
fnent building. having an estimated
cost Of 1925, 900, TO be erected at 25l4-
Is Fourteenth street. in Columbia
Heights, we're announced today by
l.. H. Charles. acting for the owners,
the Clifton Manor Corporation.
Bids now are being taken for the
project and construction is to be started
in The near future The building will
be completed by August, 1929, accord
ing to present arrangements.
The new apartment. which will be
known as Clifton Manor has been de-
signed by Milburn- Hester a. Co. of this
city. and the site was acquired recently
by the corporation through the ONCE of
l.. H. Charles 81 Co., which also will be
rental agents.
The building will be of colonial de-
sign. with a facade of brick ornamented
by limestone trimming and will be of
hreproof construction. Service features
will include wiring in all apartments for
radio. mechanical refrigeration. incin-
orators for trash disposal, high-speed
elevators and soundproof partitions
the designers announce.
There will be provision for two
stores and 10 shops in the building, In
addition to Sc housekeeping apartment
units. The site has a frontage of so
feet and depth of 100 feet
The facade of the building will be
featured by two bays on either side
Of the building front, the corners of
which will be ornamented by stone
uuoins, four stone urnS set on the edge
Of the roof and marquise over the
entrance.
Evening star., 1928-10-13

division on this subject. Albert w.
Swayne of Chicago will lead the dis
cussion following Mr.. Franklin's ad-
dress
The group ownership idea in CO.
operative developments will be discussed
by Walter c. Lusher of New York.
Lawrence z. Jones of Philadelphia. will
address the division on the essence OF
cooperative apartment selling. Irwin
A. Blietz Of Chicago will lead discussion
Of this topic. Frank j. O'Brien of Chi
cago will talk on what should be done
to protect the buyer of an apartment
unit.
The sound-proofing Of cooperative
projects will be discussed by r. A. Nc
Nally of Chicago, specialist In co-opera-
chitectural consultant for the divisions
consultation bureau. Geneve A. Shaffer
of San Francisco, woman specialist in
cooperative apartment projects, will
talk on how to make and use q sales
kit in selling apartment homes.
Warren VIII Preside.
r. Bates Warren of Washington, past
chairman of the division, will preside at
all of the sessions Of the tri-city meet
ing.
Every type of building. from the
three-story walk-up and the suburban
cooperative to the most elaborate fire.
proofs that have been constructed, will
be visited in the convention tour. In
each of the cities visited the inspection
trip will be made under the guidance
of men who know every detail con-
cerning the projects to be inspected,
cubic content, selling prices, mortgage
iy,c,irofraO estimated annual Onera .
The inspection trips will give mem
bers of the division unlimited opportu-
nifty to discuss individual problems with
men in other cities who are solving the
same problems in this comparatively
new field, officers of the division point
-
Evening star., 1928-10-13
Real Estate Status
Observation-Disclosures
Through Marriage

Real estate acquired by a man and
his wife prior to their marriage and sold
by thesl after their marriage is not
community property" according to a
decision of the Board of Tax Appeals
John H. Flack VS.. Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, Docket No. 12S09.
Board of Tax Appeals), a decision
which the National Association of Real
Estate Boards notes as matter which
pre-honeymoon couples may get out
pencil and paper and figure upon, with
a view to its bearing on the future
income tax returns.
Constituting the community property
statutes of California, in which State
the case arose, the ruling Of the Board
of Tax Appeals holds that property
in question being separate property at
the time of the marriage remains So
The fact of marriage does not change
the status Of the property.
The ruling is made despite the fact
that as claimed by the respondent
some of the later payments reducing
the amount Of the mortgage were made
after the marriage out of earnings
which were, by the law Of California,
community property.
Evening star., 1928-10-13
APARTMENT HOUSE
TOUR TO Be MADE
Convention Members viii In
spect Cooperative Deyel-
opments in Several Cities.

An inspection tour of large number
of the more important cooperative
apartment developments in Washington,
New York and Philadelphia will be con-
Quoted as the principal feature OF the
annual Fall convention of the CO.
operative apartment division Of the Ma
tional Association of Real Estate
Boards, it was announced here today
by r. Bates Warren. past chairman OF
the division and head of the local re-
ception committee.
The opening session In Washington
will be held at the Mayflower Hotel on
the morning OF December 3, and there
will be luncheon meeting at Ward
man Park Hotel. followed in the eve
ming by a dinner meeting at the May
flower.
Convention In Three Cities.
The annual convention of the divi-
sion, which is the principal meeting OF
the year for leaders in the cooperative
apartment field, will be held progress
sively in the three Eastern cities. De-
cember 3, 4, 5 and 6, the principal busi-
ness session to be held in New York
December S.
While in Washington the delegation
will make an inspection Of the larger
cooperative apartment developments OF
the city AS we'll as other residential de-
velopments here.
Definition of what constitutes q
soundly organized cooperative apart
ment project has been placed by the
division in the hands of national
consultation bureau set up some months
ago to pass upon individual projects in
their formative stages. The work of the
consultation bureau, which has been
recognized generally as an advanced
step in self regulation by a business
group, will be reviewed at a meeting Of
the executive committee of the division,
which will be called In New York
December S.
Guaranteeing the budgets set in CO.
operative tenant ownership projects will
be one of the principal subjects to come
before the convention. Ruford D.
Franklin of New York will address the
Evening star., 1928-10-13

Sequoia National Park. This has come
about by a ruling on the point by At
torney General Sargent. to whom the
question was recently submitted.
When the measure concerning the
park was passed by Congress the bill
in one place designated the California
Evening star., 1928-10-13
Linoleum for Child's Room.

Linoleum for a child's room so de-
signed that games may be played upon
it is the newest thing in floor coverings.
Patterns are designed for nine pins, tit
tat-toe, checkers. hop, skip and jump
and other games. In portions of the
linoleum to be used for each game is
different color combination.
Evening star., 1928-10-13
BOSNIA GROWS MODERN.
Last Stand of Mohammedanism in
Europe Takes Up Western Ideas.

Europe Takes Up Western Ideas.
SERAJEVO, Jugoslavia (P).-Bosnia,
the only oasis of pure Mohammedan-
ism in Western Europe, has caught the
westernizing fever that is sweeping Is
lam.
The Bosnians are an orthodox sect
of Moslems and have stubbornly pre-
served their faith through two decades
of Christian rule. ReiSel-ulema, their
spiritual head has assumed active lead
ership of the reform movement.
He has the backing Of the young
Moslems who are dazzled by Mustapha
Kemal's program in Turkey and are
discontented to live as their forefathers
Evening star., 1928-10-13
EXPLAIN PARK NAME.

Oficials of the National Park Serv-
ice of the Interior Department explain
ed today it had been settled officially
that the name OF Sequoia National
Park is Just that. and not Roosevelt
Evening star., 1928-10-13

playground the Roosevelt-Sequoia Ma
tionaI Park This has now been de-
clared to have been merely a typo
graphical error and not congressional
injunction TO have the park known
henceforth as Roosevelt-Seduoia Ma
tional Park.
Evening star., 1928-10-13

nave lived for centuries. For the present
the fight centers around the move
to discard wells and feZZeS
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BN United Presa
KAHN TAILORING
SHOWS BIG CAIN
Better Sales Methods Bring
Is Per Cent Increase.

A revision Of selling methods &C
counts for a Is per cent gain re-
corded in January in the business
Of the Kahn Tailoring Company,
manufacturers of mems made-to-
measure clothing, with distribution
throughout the United States as well
as in other countries, according to
Mortimer C. Furscott, vice president
and treasurer Of the company.
The cultivation Of the human fac
tor in business has been the key
note of the changes in sales policy.
while the country has seen sig
nal changes in manufacturing and
distribution methods, it is our con-
viction that sales will always &c
pend on dealer contact with the con-
Stunning public-on the cultivation of
the human factor in business" Fur
scott said.
The company has 5000 dealer
outlets in the United States, with
representation in every State. AS a
step toward larger volume. a staff
of fifty expert statesmen and mer-
chandising specialists has been or
ganized to visit dealers and help
them develop and expand sales pos
sibilities.
Individual ingenuity and fore
sight in meeting or anticipating
changes in economic processes will
have much to do with the future
of American manufacture and dis
tribution," Furscott said Such
change Of selling policy as we have
made in recent months places in
creased emphasis upon our recogni-
ton Of the basic Importance of the
retailer"
The Kahn Company maintains six
retail stores. Besides the one in In
dianapolis and two in Detroit. it has
stores in Cleveland and Dayton,
Ohio, and Louisville, KY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-06
In the Stock Market
by Thomson 4 McKinnonl

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Sunday
and again this morning New York
weather was worthy of Florida and
California sunshine and just crisp
enough to make people feel poppy
and we imagine they will be down
later ready to forget Saturdays
bank statement and think only of
the short covering that took place
during the later trading on Satur-
day, which gave the market a pretty
good look. And since Federal Re-
serve officials did not work Sunday,
we have no rediscount rates to re-
port this morning so we would not
be surprised if our friends when
they do get down will not start in
vociferously bidding for good sized
blocks of their favorite stocks. Of
course that doesn't mean that they
want the stock because you know
when they really want to buy they
don't advertise it. They go about
it quietly. However, this helps to
keep up interest, but I'd rather keep
in mind that we have lost a great
friend when the reserve banks
turned against us, and so I would
like to repeat. word for word, what
one old trader told his younger
friend the other day, "the next time
they bulge them hand them some. .
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-06
Deaths

Billie Leatherman. /. 1914 Lawton, bron-
cho pneumonia.
cardio vascular renal disease.
Angeline West, "a, city hospital. angina
pectoris.
carcinoma.
David Preston Hay. 80. Christian Hos
Donald Lee McAvoy. months. galley
Mary a. Maniey, IS. GIT N. Tacoma, per-
Lizzie A. Berkey. II, Methodist Hospital
chronic interstitial nephritis.
Lucinda Downs, 80, 1882 Central, cardiac
diletation.
ACCIDENTAL
broncho pneumonia.
Anna Mosley, 81. 1920 Tuxedo, lobar
pneumonia.
Martha Elizabeth Kashner. IA days, St
Vincent Hospital, meningitis.
Hugh Lorn Mayors, 19, 542 N. La Sale,
lobar pneumonia.
James W. Plummer. 81. Methodist Hos
pital. accidental.
Mary Jane Steel, rs, 2102 Eastern,
chronic myocarditis.
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Just Pick Snappy Heading
and You'll Get Award
in Gorilla ConeSt.

Here is the opening opportunity to
win prizes in the Gorilla Title Con-
test" to continue for six days.
Each day for five days The Times
will publish a reproduction of a
scene from the First National pic
ture. THE Gorilla" opening at the
Indiana Theater Feb. IL for weeks
engagement.
We have given a short description
Of the action surrounding this scene.
Merely visualize it on the screen and
think Of some subtitle that might
give a laugh or even a tear, during
the sequence.
All a contestant has to do is give
a snappy and amusing subtitle for
this scene.
Needn't Ee Professional
Professional subtitles really 90 not
have the opportunity that the con-