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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-27

In a postwar battle between Ger
man and Irish workers on the Shan
non river power project III Ireland
recently the Germans bested the
Irish. one native OF Galway having
to 90 to the hospital.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 27-lF-Butter
weak: creamery extras $50: stand
ards 37ls; extra firsts 36is 10 37i5;
firsts 33ia to s.; seconds 81 to 3liz.
Eggs firmer; extra tirsts ~ To AZ;
graded firsts A 70 44t.; ordinary
firsts SO to Al; refrigerator extras
80; refrigerator firsts 80.
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Brownsville. Texas

Daily. except 3A1day-On or ~ o. m. ~ ] y. m. ~
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NOTICE TO s-TOcKHOLDERs

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF he First National Bank IN
brownsville. Texas. will be held ct its
onnking house on Tuesday. January
Il. 1880. at $50 O'Clock ID. m. for the
election Of directors and the transac-
ton Of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting. @.
e. Wagner. vice-president and cashier.
lib. xlOs
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FOR SALE-Set or fixtures and other
fixtures. San Benito Mere. GO. San
Benito. Texas. AAS1
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FOR SALE-lO0 acres 70 1900 acres
domestic with railroad. highway 'front.'
age. and farm land. chocolate loan;
adapted to cotton. citrus. and grape.
Located Is miles south OF Edlnburg. A
part or Pickett Ranch. Apply Mrs.
Agnes Pickett. Brownsville. Texas.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Texas Bank & Trust
Co. OF Brownsville. Texas. viii be held
&C its banking house on Tuesday. Jan
uary IA. 1890. AZ $50 o'clock p. m. for
the election OF directors and the trans
action OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting. Joe
Ceiays. Jr.. cashlcr.-1-I3. xil0
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st. Dunstan's-in-the-Ea East, a lead
ing church at Billingsgate. England.
has just opened "a public parking
place for motorcycles in the church.
ward.
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Il NOTICE TO STOcKHOInERs

annual meeting OF the stock
1oioers OF the Rio Grande Valley Trust
Co., OF Brownsville. Texas. will Be held
at It's banking house on Tuesday.
January IA. 1890. at 1000 O'Clock a.
n- Tor the election OF directors and
ne transaction o. such other busi-
ness as may properly come before the
meeting ID. II. Callahan. vice-presi-
dent.-1~13. xlO7
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BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

NOAlCE III
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the State National Bank. Of
brownsville. Texas. will be held at its
banking house on Tuesday. January
- 1880, &C $3.50 o'clock p. m, for the
election OF directors and the transac-
ton OF such other business as may
properl- come before the meeting. A.
~ Fernandez. cashier=1-l3. xlO9
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CHEVROLET LANDAU. 192s.-New Du-
co finish. First class mechanical con-
dition. Good tires. Number Of Access
SORES. 1880 license paid. $4,000.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN, is2s.-Slx cylin-
ders. Only run $4,000 miles. Equipped
with trunk and well fender with tire
on side. Finish looks like new. Has
good tires. An O. X. car. 1880 IL
cense paid. S650.00.
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HELP WANTED

WANTED: Good housekeeper at once:
someone able 20 take entire charge OF
home. Good wages. Mrs. A.. Z. Ander-
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BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE TO srocKHoLDERs

NOIICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
%ne annual meeting Of the stock
roleers Of the Merchants National
Senk OF Brownsville. Texas. will be
80 - It's banking house on Tues
gay, January IA, 1880. at 3 O'Clock D.
= LOT the election OF directors and
q transaction OF such other business
a. MAJ properly come before the meet
-1s. E. 2 Tucker, vice-prezident and
0apier.-l-i3 xl06
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1e2s-A-l me-
chanical condition. Good finish. Good
tires. Clean as new car. 1880 license
paid. s465.O0.
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN. 1s29.-Model A.
looks like new car. Good tires. 1890
license paid. $4,000.
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For information leading 10 the arrest
and conviction OF any party found
guilty Of damaging city property r.
d. Rentfros Mayor. CITY OF Brownsyile
1927 to 5 inc.-3636
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ally rec0ndltioned. New tires. battery.
O. X. 1880 license paid. &3SO.00.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. ls2s.-New Duco
finish. Good tires. Al mechanical
condition. An 0. X. car. 1880 license
paid. s475.O0.
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RENTAL
HnuSES

FOR RENT-1304 Washington street. s.
room house: gas. all modern convent
ences. Good neighborhood- Phone W.
&. Craig. x52
FOR RENT: House located at 1923
Washington Street. Eight rooms. bath.
closets. kitchen. two garages. gas n
water connections. Apply above address
or phone 20 or TO.
REASONABLE RATE-5-room. shingled
cottage. modern: recently refinished,
good -ncighborh0od. Fenced yard. gas;
garage. Inquire ut zoo West Ninth 81.
KISS
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FORD SPORT COUPE. Is2s.-Model A.
Original finish. Only run short dis
tance. Has number OF accessories and
IS Al mechanical condition. 1880 IL
cense paid. S4s5.00
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1925.-New Duco
finish. Mechanically reconcitloned.
Good tires. A number Of accessories.
1880 license paid. s465.0o.
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1927.-New Duco.
Good tires. Mechanically recondition-
ed. 1880 license paid. s335.0o.
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TREES. PLANTS AND SEED

TREES-Grapefruit. Marsh Seedless,
Foster Pink. Duncan. also orange trees,
four varieties. Special prices on some
to move from grove. Nursery 2 miles
out Of San Benito on Highway No. II.
H.. H.. Parks. San Benlto, Tex. xl6l
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FOR SALE-2ts-acre bearing grape
fruit orchard. with seven-room modern
house and double garage. A splendid
home. facing a good street and adj
joining the city OF McAllen. Texas.
Price $4,000 90. Terms IL desired. Write
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CHEVROLET Ia TON TRUCK. 1929
With body and cab. Good tires. Looks
like new truck. With 1850 license paid
$4,000.
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Classified Business Directory
REAL A
Riverside Park

Brownsville's most exclusive residen-
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sites from $4,000 up. terms. 1-acre
citrus groves planted TO trees. ode
improvements. 3-years' care. Riverside
Development Company. owners and de-
yelopers. Sales office Riverside Boule-
ward. Riverside Park. W.. NJ. Egan SALES
Director. phone I328-W. z39
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FORD ROADSTER. Model "A. 1928
With PICK up BODY. Mechanically re-
conditioned. Good tires. New Duco
finish. 1880 license paid. $4,000.
roRD COUPE 1927.-Good mechanical
condition. New toD. New paint. Good
tires. with 1880 license paid. $4,000.
FORD TRUCK. is25-with school bodv.
Good mechanical condition. with 1880
license paid. $4,000
FORD TOURING. 1a24-First class me-
chanical condition. Good top, seat,
covers. s12sO0.
FORD ROADSTER. 1a2S-New top.
tires. Good mechanical condi-
ton. $500.
rNpD ROADSTER. ln27-Good me-
chanscal condition. Has pick up ood
$500.
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LOST AMI FOUND

1898 taken from Baptist church by
q lost on way home Tuesday
sxenlng. new bath robe. Finder please
1ee49rn 20 loss w. Elizabeth or phone
xl02
-0o1-green transparent raincoat. II
,ssuxnec, receive reward. Mrs. M. C..
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CHEVROLET ROADSTER. l028-Com-
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REAL ESTATE
INVESTIGATE
SUMMIT PLACE


In Rrownsvflle's new business
and residential subdivision,
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streets. one nile from Gateway
Bridge. on the main thorough
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port. rich farming district OF
III Jardin. and Boca Chica
Beach Easy terms. Ten per
cent down. balance . years to
pay. Jesse bennett. phone427.
Brownsville. Texas.
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED-An acetyicne welding outfit
in good condition. Address box sos
Harg!ll. Texas. xiat
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Stevenson Motor Co,
Inc.
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B%rownsville. Texas

FOR sALE-ls27 Buick Sport Roadster;
rumble seat: fine condition.; good rub
Der: wonderful bargain. 1871 Elna-
beth Street. NASo
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WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

wANTED-Manager for cafe at Prog
ress. Texas. $500 required. Only cafe
here. Apply LAID Office. 10 Mr.. Cor
rey. x199
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HELP WANTED

MAN to fiji vacancy about Jan. 4.
Must be neat appearing. over 81. fur
nisn references and must be hard
worker. Opportunity for advancement.
NO experience required. Write Mr..
Munro. Moore Hotel. Harlingen. Texas,
giving full information. Interview will
be arranged later. x57
wANTED-A ~housekeeper. Apply 70
Mike Decquista. care OF r. u. wash
burn. Santa Rosa. Texas. x20l
GOVERNMENT Customs Inspectors
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Commence SITS month. Men only. %
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Is. Particulars and How TO Qualify"
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SIT WANTED
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MECHANIC with wi tools. wants job.
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TREES, PLANTS AND SEED
TREES-Grapefruit. Marsh Seedless,
Foster Pink. Duncan. also orange trees.
four varieties. Special prices on some
TO move from grove. Nursery ? miles
out Of San Benito IN Highway No. -.
". II. Parks. San Benito. Tex. xl6l
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FOR SALE-At sacrifice. account Old
age and poor health. cafe and confec-
tionery and old drinks soda fountain.
peanut and popcorn machine in the
alter building. Ia Feria. Texas. x20s
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FOR S~ALE-Cheap. boarding and
rooming house. Baltimore, 1922 St.
st. Charles. Phone 629-W. or see Jesse
Jones at 1904 St. Charles. xl9s
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FOR SALE-29-room hotel, best or
business. Hot water in all rooms; gas
in rooms. Well furnished. Cheap for
cash. VIII consider some trade. Miller
Hotel. Mission. Texas. KOS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-30

and second act when the smugglers
are begging Carmen to aid them
again we get decided light musical
comedy touch. Does it register? 1t
does. This Carmen" may not be
the Bizet Carmen in original con-
ception, but it is modern theater.
The large audience last night at the
Murat gave much evidence that the
American people are welcoming
chance to hear grand opera done II
their own language so that it will
be plain as day and not all Greek.
And why not? I will never confess
that the Lady Macbeth of Florence
Reed in the modern production OF
Shakespeare's Macbeth" last season
was Shakespeare at all. 1t was just
another experiment in bringing
great play down to date and eX-
pressed in the modern tempo and IN
modern sets. But it still was an
experiment. And I can say of this
production of Carmen" that
heard last night that it is a noble
experiment but it is not the tradi-
tional Carmen" Not even the
conception of the characters.
Bettina Hall as the English Car
men" catches the spirit of the mod
ern Idea back of the purpose OF
the American Grand Opera Com
pany. Honestly, I do not consider
Miss Hall a great Carmen because
she is not traditional. And just as
honest, I consider her a mighty in
teresting Carmen, probably a little
too clean. Never realistic but a
complete modern Carmen who never
becomes too dramatic. She sings
with ease and proves that English
may be used and understood.
I have aired my opinion of Car
men in this department many times
that of Farrar and Garden and
others as we'll as the Russian Musi-
cal Art Theater. believe in realism
in opera but you do not get it in the
modern idea of the American Grand
Opera Company. They give you a
colorful Carmen, a melodious Car
men and dashingly dressed up Car
men. But is that wrong? They
sure do not claim to be traditional,
this company is revolutionary and
they get away with it with bang.
The two best singing voices and
the two best performances of last
nights production were given by
Charles Kullman as Don Jose and
Nancy McCord. It is in the third
act that Miss McCord as Micaela
showed what fine singer and what
fine artist she Is.
Kullman held my interest both as
to voice and his conception of Don
Jose, a character who allowed a
woman to make a fool of himself
I think that Miss Halls Carmen
reached its peak in the card reading
scene in the third act and her de-
fiance to Don Jose in the final act.
1t was in the second act that she
acted more like a cabaret enter.
tainer than the she-devil that Car
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-30
SANCTUARIES OF WILD
LIFE ARE MAINTAINED
National Audubon Societies Hear of
Work at Convention.
BY Times Special

DIV 4 tHlcS SDcCiGt
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The twen-
ty-fifth annual convention of the
National Association of Audubon
Societies has been in session here
the last two days. People interested
in the protection of wild birds and
animals from many sections of the
country have taken part in the ex-
erciseS and conferences.
DR.. T. Gilbert Pearson, president.
in his report laid stress on the i'm
portance of protecting at all times
the valuable insect-eating bird pop
ulation and the need Of state and
national care to ever preserve an
adequate breeding stock of game
birds and game animals.
He reported that the association
now has under its care fifty-one
SanctuarieS and wild-life reservations
and told of a great antelope sane
tuary which it is establishing in
Nevada. In the last year the as
ISOLATION maintained a force of nine
travelling lecturers, and in the junior
department $4,000 children had
been enrolled in Audubon clubs and
supplied with bird study material.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-30
KAROLYI ACTION
SHOWS LIBERAL
U. S. ATTITUDE
State Department Is Taking
Stand That Agitators
Are Not MenaCes.

BIZ ScTipDs-Hotc1rd NefospGr~r
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Secre-
tary Stimson's decision to drop the
bars which the Coolidge admins
tration had erected against the en-
try Of Count and Countess Karolyi
into this country was hailed today
by many observers as another event
marking the introduction Of a more
liberal and tolerant spirit at the
state department.
Though Secretary Stimson took
pains to point out his action was
no departure from the anti-Karolyi
policies Of his predecessors, Charles
Evans Hughes and Frank B. KEEL
logg, the decision to admit the
avowed Socialists actually was
a radical change.
Karolyi has been a man without a
party and country. His influence
has been on the wane, and even
though Stimson's predecessors
thought they found a basis for
barring him in the regulations,
their action brought protests, on
the ground that Karolyi embodied
no threat to American institutions.
Department Takes Stand
This is the attitude of the state
department now, even though it is
couched in phrases which will imply
no reflection on past policies.
But therS nave been other indica-
tions that the Hoover administration
does not intend to pursue the more
conservative methods of preceding
administrations.
Stimson now is making a study of
Fascist activities in the United
States and alleged efforts of the
italian government to defeat Areri-
canization of its immigrants. He has
undertaken negotiation of a treaty
safeguarding the rights of ItalO-
Americans who return to Italy
against Imprisonment or impress
ment in the Italian army. In short.
he has shown a desire to terminate
alleged attempts to maintain Italian
sovereignty over MuSsolini'S people
here.
Cabinet Did Nothing
When the activities of the Fas-
ciSti League of North America were
disclosed by the ScrippS- Howard
newspapers two years ago, Secretary
Kellogg and other members of the
Coolidge cabinet took the position
there was nothing to be done to
counterfeit or stop them.
The state department also prompt
ed President Hoover's denunciatiou
Of William B. Shearer and the ship
building corporations he represented
as paid observer at the Geneva dis
armament conference. It was IN
der Secretary Cotton who laid the
facts before the President, after
Shearer brought suit against his
former clients.
The state department also per-
mitted Dorothy Deter to obtain a
passport without taking an oath tc
bear arms.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-30
men really was while weaving her
spell over Don Jose.
The cast of Carmen" as given
last night was as follows:

Let me be plain in this-the work
of the American Grand Opera Com
pany in giving us Faust" Carmen"
and Madame Butterfly in English
is a noble experiment.
It sure did my heart good last
night to see that great audience
which was present. Whether you
prefer your opera strictly traditional
and probably all Greek in foreign
language, by all means do not pass
up this opportunity Of seeing opera
done in English.
Tonight, the company will close
it's three-day engagement at the
Murat with Madame Butterfly"
with Cecile Sherman as Cho-Cho-
San, Harriet Eells as Suzuki and
Clifford Newdall as Pinkerton.
Other indianapolis theaters today
offer: Pleasure Bound at English's,
Salute" at the Lyric, Young No
where's" at the Circle, Gold Diggers
of Broadway" at the Apollo, "The
Dance of Life" at the Ohio, "His
Glorious Night" at the Palace,
"Kuddling Kuties" at the Mutual,
and movies at the Colonial.
Thursday night at the Murat, Ona
B. Talbot will open her great Or
chestral season by presenting the
Boston Symphony orchestra with
Koussevitsky conducting.
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Cumberland.
Harley L. Palten "a. of 922 North Lynn,
West Washington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-30
LAUDS SHAKESPEARE
FOR LIFE INSPIRATION
Indiana University Leader Gives
Address at Center.

1.-THE nobility Of Shakespeare's
character and the beauty of his
poetry strengthens one for the actual
problems of life" said DR.. H. H.
Carter, head Of the Indiana univerS-
ity department of English, in a
lecture at the indianapolis extension
center Tuesday night.
Shakespeare interpreted his
serious plays with broadly farcical
touches, but in general his comedies
were opposed to the realistic class
ical type of comedy" Carter said.
mo one will deny that the indirect
influence of his charming characteri-
zation. genuine poetry and thought
full view Of life acts as a tonic on
human affairs"
The lecture was one In a series on
Great Men in Letters" being given
at the center.