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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-20
THE STATE OF *


TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED
IN THE ESTATE OF E. Kennedy.
DECEASED. L. L. zenor, Admin
istrator OF the Estate OF Said r..
Kennedy. Deceased. has filed In the
County Court or Cameron County
his exhibit and account OF the con-
dition Of said estate. together with
an application TO resign as Admin
istratcr thereof. which will be heard
by said Court on the first Mon
day in December "A. I'D. 1929. same be-
ing the second day CT December a..
D. 1929. at the Court House OF
said Cameron County. In Browns
vile. Texas. at which time and
place all persons interested in said
estate are REQUIRED to appear and
contest said Exhibit and Account
and application II they see proper.
WITNESS, II. d. Seago. Clerk of
the County Court of Cameron
County. Given Under nv hand ana
the seal or said Court. mt NV Of
flee IN Brownsville. Texas. IN this
the afh day CT November, A. ID. 1929.
SEAL:
III. u. Seago. Clerk County Court
Cameron County. Texas.-By O. r..
Rrenner. DEPUTY.
11-l3-20-27-3- 2S03.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-20

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR
OF CUSTOMS. Port Of Brownsville.
Texas. November ~. 1929. Notice
L. hereby given that ON November
III. 1922. there was seized at the To-
mates Bend. from Felix Reyna and
,Justo Garcia. for violation of Sect.
500 Tariff Act 1922 and Sect. 5000
r. 8. One Dodge Bus. Motor No.
AT4B-l02. Anv0ne claiming the
above described hns will file claim
with me within twenty 600 DAYS
from the date Of this notice: 9TH
erwise / viii sell the bus at public
auction ri tho TT. 8. Cflstomhouse.
Brownsville Texas. rn T-1-dav. Dc
rrnbar 3. 1000 XII 10 O'Clock "A. M.
VIM NeaIe. Deputy Collector.
I1-13-20-27-3e04
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-20

The STATE CT TEXAS
To al persons interested in the
estate Of YgnaciO Rodriguez. de-
ceased JesUsa Nova &C Rodriguez.
Administrative of the Estate az
said vgnaciO Rodriguez. Deceased.
has filed in the County Court Of
Cameron County her Final Ac-
count OF the condition or sal eS-
tate. together with an application
to DO discharged Hs Admin. stratrix
thereof. which will be heard by
our said Court On the first Mon
day IN December A. ID. 1929. same
being the second Gay Of December
A. ID. 1929. at the Court House
Of said Cameron County. iii
Brownsville. Texas. at which time
and place ell persons interested in
said estate r required TO appear
and contest said Final Account
and application, If they see pro-
per.
Witness. Fl. ID. Seago. Clerk III
the County Court Of Cameron
County.
Given under my hand and the
seal OF said Court. at my office in
Brownsville, Texas, On this, the
9Th day OF November, "a. ID. 1929.
TT. ID. Se1g0, Clerk
County Court, Cameron County,
Texas.
BY o. r. BRENNER. Deputy.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-20
HOUSES FOL SALE
WHOEVER

BUYS this house will get a
real home. All rooms large
airy. Location the very
choicest. facing southeast on
Palm Blvd. in Los Ebanos.
Brownsville's choice re-
stricted addition. Built sub
Stantially. Hollow tile and
stucco. Mission tile roof.
Eight rooms. Tile bath. Two
lavato-ics. Twc-car garage.
Abundant trees. shrubs. etc.
Lot T0x l6O. Shown by ap-
pointment. r.. r. Ragan.
oS5-W. ven
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Flashes Of Life


10y Inc AstUtlhLtu FFttAF
NEW YORK-Colonel Lindbergh
can drive en- automobile as well as
an airplanc with one hand. he has
motored about the city with his
right arm In q silkan sling. His
soft shirt was open at the throat
and innocent OF a tie.
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designs on waste paper when liE-
tening TO callers. AS explained ~
the dealer. che visitor was so fas.
cinated that he obtained the paper
with the presidential signature. Their
he sold N. The price asked ~ de-
scribed as a fair portion or the
presidential salary. The symmetry
Of the frec-hand drawing Is remark.
able.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-20
WANTED TO RENT
LIvESTOCK-POULTRY


FOR SALE-High-class bull puppies.
See them az $40 Illinois St., Weslaco.
j C. Odom. W-165
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KWHG-'ToIcc Of the Border"
Rr0wnevfIIe TEXAS

Daily. except ,.ldsy-On air 20 a m TO l p m Back or air al
4 p m. 1ith Valley news and Associated Press dispatches from The
Brownsville Herald. Remain On CIR untn 2 Z. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-20

BELMONT, Mass. 49, James Cash
Jr.. Of Omaha. student at the Har.
ward law school. Is quite a golfer
Would an unwontcd disturbance
hamper his game? Well. an earth.
quake. the only one he has played
in. improved il. just after he wal.
loped the ball from the tee Of q par
three hole mt Belmont Springs
there ar earth tremOr. Cash
found his ball iii tie cup.
NEW YORK-The most impres.
sive spectacle America has had "a
offer 20 Edgar Wallace. English
writer Cf mystery stories. Ia the way
men and women came It'd Emllina
though ruined in Wall street. N
have never seen disaster faced with
such courage and good humor;
never heard fewer squawks.r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-20

NEW HAVEN-Apropos Of the flu
rcre over the theft of a bit Ok the
old Yale fence from a photograph
er. Professor j. r. Berdan desires
that inquiries be made in Camb-
ridge as TO whether something OF
Yale culture has finally arrived
there. IL vas Yale that invented
the fad of taking away goal posts.
when a Yale foOtball team won IN
the Harvard stadium after a series
Of defeats.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-20

NEW YORK IT. An autographed
mosaic az triangles. circles. raral-
kilograms and spiders webs. pur-
ported 10 BE by President Hoover
is on sale az a dealers. The presi-
dent has a habit Of scribbling such
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WANTED

SITUATION WANTED-Selling - don't
want a saiary-commissions. Am new
conner to the Valley n wish to get per-
manent location where ! can earn real
money for myself and employer. Have
car. Let's talk 40 over N you have
something coed and saleable. Bon WHO
care Herald. WHO
WANTED-position as landscape gar
dener. care for yards. gardens. citrus
orchards: 10 years experience, 5 years
IN Valley. Address W-l67. care Her
aid. W-l67
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LAND FOR RENT
RENT-50 acres potato land. trri-
gated. Call az 10i Adams Steet. or
phone SCI. T-97
REAL ESTATE
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MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK

Your opportunity 20 obtain n
Good Used Car at a very at
tractive price lies in our need 20
sell these splendid values this
week. We must clear our Used
Car Department to make room
for trade-ins on CadiIlacs and
Ia Sales.
Cadallacs and LaSalles
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26
Police Probe Mysterious Explosion
 In New Orleans Family Residence; , No Motive Yet Discovered For Act
Officers Question Neigh : bors-Insecticide Fumes
 Possible Explanation Three Persons Escape,
 One Slightly Injured.

New Orleans. July 26 Lf1 - All theories leading to the origin of a mystery blast that destroyed the resi- dence of Charles J. Justice late yes terday and imperiled three lives were run down today by authorities in an effort 10 fix responsibility.
 At the detonation Mrs. Justice managed 10 get into the street from the breakfast room with her only injury 8 lacerated knee, her son. Charles, Jr., and her aged mother, Mrs. Mary Haelton of Greensboro, Ala, miraculously escaped from the kitchen without injury,
 Police took up the search of the premises where their investigation left off last night at dark with the tiled roof barely hanging on bulging fra gments of the four walls.
 Windows were blown out of the next door residence of Mel Hines while the exlosion left untouched the home of Herbert B. Flowers. resi- dent of New Orlcan Public Service Inc, on the opposite side of the Jus tiee dwelling
 ~Oficers were questioning neigh bors 10 ascertain whether suspicious characters were seen about the premises, They likewise sought to determine whether 55 gallons of car bon disulphide placed in the base ment and around the sides of the Justice home to combat termite in sects had created fumes and had eX- ploded. Walter C. Keenan,, presi- dent of the corporation in charge of the termite eNtermination process, explained to police that precautions were taken in placing the chemical. The job. he said was completed a short while before the blast.
 +The furnishings in tfe $32,000 house were reduced to splinters and the entire rear end of the building went out.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26
INJURED WHILE GOING
 TO LICENSE HEARING
Carl Johnson Hurled to Street When Auto Skids on Wet Pavement
 Driver Only Bruised

Skiddng on the west pavement and trolley tracks on New Britain avenue, Hartford, an automobile owned and driven by George Peno of 46 Spring street struck a pole on the side of the road yesterday with such force that the spark plugs were blown out. The machine was over- turned and wrecked by the crash.
 Penc was hurled through the top but escaped with minor bruises and scratches. His companion, Carl P. Johnson of 39 Thornley street, was thrown against door of the car with such violence that the door was knocked open. Johnson was taken to Hartford hospital, where lacerations in two fingers were sew ed and stitches were taken to close a laceration in the back of his head. He was allowed to return to his homo after receiving treatment.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26

who can slice like that without swearing has got to be a clergyman.
 The benefits of golf cannot De overestimated."
 There was considerable discussion as to when the next meeting would be held. Louie S. Jones invited the workers to meet Monday noon at the Shuttle Meadow club. There was some sentiment in favor of an evening meeting until the inadvis- ability of this was pointed out by others, Harry G. Hancock then in vited the workers to meet with the Lions club Tuesday noon. The de- cision was left to the chairman,
 Secretary Ralph H. Benson of tn 3 Chamber of Commerce made the following report:
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26
Comstock Encampment
 To Install Officers

District Deputy Grand Patriarch William Stromfors of kensington will install the elected officers Of Comstock Encampment at the regn lar bi-monthly meeting on Odd Eel lows hall tomorrow evening. The elected officers are: c. P, Lester Vibberts; H. F.. Howard Beach; Ss' w., John Shea; recording scribe, R. B. Crocker: financial scribe, s. w. White; treasurer. E. A. Danbers' and J. w., Charles Fletcher.
 After the installation melons ant ice cream will be served and so- cial hour enjoyed. All patriarchs will be welcome.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26
Polish Republicans
 To Plan Celebration

1.-The monthly meeting of the Po- lfsh- American Republican club will be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock in Falcon hall on Beaver street. B. A, Gazybowski. president of the club, will preside.
 Plans for the official opening of the new headquarters at 94 Broad street, which will take place some time next week, Will be completed and a suitable program for the cele- bration will be prepared.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26
Priest Under Handicap

Members of the laity are exempt from some of the handicaps under which the clergy exists. A man one time said of my playing, "A fellow
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26

France produced S92,41O,OOO gal Ions of wine in 1926.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26
TOUCH SITUATION

Trenton, N. J. July 26.-Two bandits recently held up Edward J. Kuhn. roadstand proprietor, and made him take off his clothes and give them $7o. They took his clothes and left. Kuhn, running the risk of searching eyes. had to telephone state police. He re- trieVed his clothes.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26

The silhouette of last evening S edition of the New Britain Herald was that Of Carl Johnson, presiden of Johnson's Photo Shop, located it So Arch street. The photo finish ing that is done at his shop is ever pleasing due to the new and most modern methods of developing and printing of amateur snapshots.
 MT. Johnson also photographs groups of gatherings, newly erected buildings and every photograph that must be taken right the first time. He will gladly quote prices for this work.
 The Johnson's Photo Shop is also known as the Camera shop" fo.' they have all models of the Brownie, Kodak Folding and Kodak Movie cameras. also developing and print ing supplies picture frames of ali descriptions If you have not been satisfied with your snapshots you will greatly benefit by giving Mr. Johnsons Photo Shop a trial.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26
Anniversary High Mass
 For Local War Veteran

An anniversary requiem high mass for the repose of the soul Of James D. McKenna. who at the time of his death was a resident of New Britain and state commander of the Disabled American Veterans Of the World War, will be held at Our Lady of Sorrows church. New Park avenue. Hartford, tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock. Disabled American Veterans ot the World War Meegan McKenna chapter of Hart ford was named after him. He died on July 27. 1928.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26
GOLF COURSE FUND
 TOTAL NOW Sl0,O0O
Minister and Priest Principal Speakers at Noon Luncheon

A total of almost S10,oO0 in the
 municipal golf course fund was re- ported today at luncheon of team captains and workers in the drive
 for $25,0OO. The luncheon was held
 at the Burritt hotel and was at | tended by about 65 persons.
 Judge Morris D. Sake, chairman of the drive, was toastmaster. In
 opening the meeting Judge SaXe sal1 the returns to date have proved the golf course to be a matter of gen. eral demand.
 | Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe said there is no better thing the city can do | than establish municipal golf
 course. He said it develops ama-
 teur spirit in community and | changes many persons from taking their recreation by proxy by having
 their pleasures provided for them, to having them seek their own rec reation in. the open air and sur- shine. The history of the world
 shows that the degeneration of a nation begins when it's people must
 have their amusement provided lry the government, he contended. A brief humorous address of the experiences of a clergyman on the golf links was given by Rev. w. A.. Downey of St Thomas's seminary
 in Hartford. formerly of this city.
 L
 laughing throughout his entire al-
 dress The Catholic clergy have an uncarned and undeserved repN- taton Of being able to separate members of the parish from their worldly goods" he explained, giving vited a priest of the Catholic church to speak We have a reputation
 for being able to lull our congregn-
 tons into soothing. blissful and en- during slumber. while we extract as painlossly as a dentist extracts the
 most deeply imbedded tooth, the
 savings of lifetime. This reputa-
 ton may be more or less true.
 q too am a golf enthusiast l have plowed the turf and eXcavated the depths of the sand traps beneath the blistering sun and have trudged 1 the course beneath a Pluvian down. pour because of my admiration for i Bobby Jones.
 Priest Under Handicap
 Members of the laity are exempt i from some of the handicaps under
 which the clergy exists. A man one time said of my playing, "A fellow
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26
Macomber Will Not Be
 Lions FrOlic Chairman

President Fred C. Teich of the Lions club has received letter from F.sW. Macomber. treasurer of tho New Britain Trust Co.,. contain ing the latter's resignation as chairman of the Lions frolic. The Lions club recently voted to hold a frolic next February in the new Senior High school auditorium. Mir, Macomber's resignation is based on lack of time for the enormous amount of work involved.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26
NOVENA TO END

Final services at the Sacred Heart church during the novena in honor of St. Anne will be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock when the novena will be concluded with solemn ceremonies and application of relic will be given for the last time.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26

other dollar from the Packard Drug for giving his firm over $50 worth of free advertising. Show this to the boss, Eddie, and maybe he'll view the matter through the same glasses as the editor who wishes you we'll for the following letter.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26

IL is with great deal of pleasure
 that the editor announces that the silhouette contest is again on a pay ing basis for the general public. Carl Johnson whose silhouette appeared last evening in the ncwspaper-The New Britain Hcrald-had plenty of gucsaes, thereby handing us a great Gedl or optimism as far as this fea- ture goes, The public must be warned again that HooliGanism wilt not be tolerated in these columns and it does not tend to smarter things up one little bit. so there. Whoever this advice hits, don't be- come offended for the editor himself got fits this morning for being too sarcastic, so some people around here thought. The editor didn't mean 10 be sarcastic, he just want cd 10 i'll space thus enriching his Cotfers to the tune of d penny an inch. Well, anyway, Eddie" Tim hroll of the Packard Drug company gets the dollar and should get an-
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26
WAGE, INCREASE, REFU SED

Newark, N J., July 26 (Pt-The transportation units of the public service corporation of New Jersey today flatly refused to consider the demands of it's 7,400 employees for an S-hour day and wage increases of approximately 25 per cent. The terms of a new three year agree ment submitted by the workers union the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway en- ployes, were characterized as ''un- reasonable" and 'prohibtive,' by Matthew R. Boylan. vice president of public service.
 France produced S92, 1000 gail 1ODs Of wine in 1oo6
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26

Peno was driving Johnson to the state capitol, where a hearing was to be held on the reinstatement of the latter's license to drive.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-26

Herewith printed tonight is a sil- houette of a gentleman who has been Tn business in New Britain for good many decades Hes a roller hockey fan often sitting near Doc Martin who has a scat in the gallery rented for the season. Many's the time, the editor has watched steam shovel belonging to the likeness do it's all most supernatural task. Years ago ne was one of the moving spirits of the trolley express, now he's in the cXcavating business and has an agency for an exceedingly popular automobile so the motorists say. He has a place of business on Chestnut street near the trolley barn and used to belong to the local Lions club when the organization was but cub, if borrowing that expression doesn't cause oifcnSe to that jolly set Of civic boosters who meet every Tuesday at the Burritt hotel. Who can this man be? How about writ ing in and taking a chance on the dollar and have your name published in a Congratulatory sense. This mans initials spell out the business he IS in, more so than James A. Spinetta, or Charles A. Neri, who both happen to be in the grocery business. Who is he?
Evening star., 1929-12-12
JUNIOR LEAGUERS
READY FOR SHOW
Rehearsal Today Will End
Training for "Fete Mutt"
Tomorrow Night.

Junior League syncopaters are topping
of two weeks of intensive drilling for
their "Fete Mutt" cabaret show to be
given tomorrow evening at the May
flower Hotel with a dress rehearsal to-
day, which is expected to continue well
into the evening.
The go members of the cast are pre-
pared to give another scintillating DEM
onstration of their varied talents, so
warmly applauded last year, when they
staged their annual charity performance
in the form Of a circus. Lehr Knowles,
who trained the circus cast is in charge
of the show this season and has de-
viSed many effective and original num-
bers. including as headliners a snow
ballet" a comedy skit of unusual clev-
erness solo numbers and some high
stepping jazz offerings.
Douglas Will Preside.
Representative Lewis Douglas of
Arizona will act as master of cere-
monies and promises something both
entertaining and bizarre in the line
of introducing" his notable cast. Miss
Virginia Peters, premiere danseuse OF
the show. is supported by a group of
principals including Reeve Hoover, well
known in amateur theatrical circles;
mis-. q, IOlIldllub dlhCl' Sdob nS
Beauty: Mrs. M. Marshall Marston,
Dance: Miss Mildred Huston, Jazz;
Mrs Harry Eaton. Melody; Mrs. Win
slow Van Devanter and Mrs. Griffith
Warfield, who will stage comedy act;
Miss Elizabeth Hume, Miss Caroline
Foebling.s Miss Katherine Dunlop, Mrs.
H L. Rust. ir. Charles Hayes, Crosby
Fox, S. Binford Valentine, j. Lawn
Thompson, ir.. and Richard Allen.
Use Cabaret Setting,
Mrs Cary T. Grayson, general chair
man for the affair, has announced that
the show will begin at 10:30 o'clock.
The guests are expected to gather in
the ball room of the Mayfiower at about
10 O'Clock, however. The ball room will
be converted into a typical cabaret
scene for the evening the details of
which are being kept secret, as is the
exact character of the numbers on tbs
program.
Proceeds will be used to carry on the
social service work of the league for
the current season.
Evening star., 1929-12-12
Pieces of Timber
From White House
Given to School

Ninety-five pieces of timber cut
from beams removed from the
White House when the roof was
remodeled in the Summer of 1927
were being wrapped today at the
Franklin Administration Building
for distribution to the permanent
elementary school buildings.
The blocks, 4 inches long and 2
inches square, we're presented to
the school by the National Lum-
Der Manufacturers Association.
Each piece is packed in little
pasteboard box and contained
therein is a booklet giving the
history of the timberS.