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sALESMEN-AGENTs

Z REAL SILK Hosiery Mills will
an opening on a permanent ter
about the first az the year for
Nm oyer % years OF age. who Al
good references. Position will pay
S22.5O per week to start. Expe-
not essential as you will receive
training. Man accepted must be
easing neat appearance and hard
er. Chance for advancement in
time. Auto helpful but not abb
ely necessary. Apply by letter
giving full information. Inter-
will Be arranged II application Is
pied. Real SILK Hosiery Mills. Har-
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Notice Of sale Of grocery stock
and fixtures or the Nj System
Stores, Brownsville. Texas.
I will sell to the highest bidders
all Of the Grocery Stock and fix
lures OF the M System Stores,
Brownsville. Texas. at the M Sys-
tenn Store NO. I on Elizabeth Street
docated in the Barreda Building)
at 1890 o'clock a. IN. Friday, Dec
ember 18th. 1929.
I also call a meeting OF the ere
ditors of the M System Stores
Brownsville for 2 o'clock of the
same day to approve above sale.
All interested, please be present.
w. 3. Brooks.
Assignee
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Cameron Courts

Suits Filed in the District Courts:
9052-M. Satterwhite, Admr. VS..
J. +. Rodgers, Debt. and Foreclosure;
9053-Valley Developments, Inc.
VS. Merchants National Bank Of
Brownsville. Texas, Garnishment.
9054-Valley Developments, Inc,
VS. nj. I'D. Lewis, Debt.
9055-Cameron County Water
Control a. Improvement District NO.
5 VS. Mrs. o. p. Ludlow, Admrx., Tax
Lien:
9056-Lola Esplnoza vs. Nicholas
II. Espinoza, Divorce.
9057-Realty Trust co. vs. Frank
c. Brunneman, ct al. Paving Lien.
9058-Realty Trust Co. vs. Frank
G. Brunnemann, ct al, Paving Lien.
18th District Court
Hon. "A. w. Cunningham. Judge.
On vacation.
103rd District Court
Hon. "A. M. Kent, Judge.
In vacation.
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Train Schedules

MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES
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rey. $50 o. III.
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The United States air mail postage
rate II 5 cents Ter the first ounce q
10 cents for each additional ounce OF
traction thereof. Letters mailed In
the United States for the points IN
Mexico take this rate.
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Air Mail Schedules

The schedule for the mail between
Brownsville and Dallas Is announced
oy the ~postoffice department. as fol-
lows
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REAL ESTATE

acres Arroyo frontage. 3lz
north Rio Hondo. Water. lights.
All for only $3.50 cash Other lots,
acreage and orchards near Rio Hondo
at bargain prices. z. Il. Smith, Rio
Hondo. x85
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Charles d. Snyder and Estella Pro-
bst; Jose J.. Peaa and Elena Oreias:
Max Martin and Gladys O.Brien.
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County Court

County Court
Hon. Oscar Dancy, Judge.
Suits Filed:
No. 1792-In re Estate Myrtle K.
Cook, N. G.. M.
Hon. Oscar Dancy. Judge.
Hon. ]. +. Whitelaw, Special judi
&c.
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INVESTIGATE
SUMMIT PLACE

THEN INVEST
IN Brownsville's new business
and residential subdivision,
located on 18th and 18th
streets. one mile from Gateway
Bridge. on the main thorough
fare leading 20 the proposed
ship channel. municipal air
port. rich farming district OF
FL Jardin. ana Boca Chica
Beach. Easy terms. Ten per
cent down. balance s years 70
pay. Jesse BENNETT phone427,
Brownsville. Texas.
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WANTED ROOM AND BOARD

VANTED-Roon and board In good
,rivate home for boy high school age.
Phone Room i4S Del Walt Hoel. ZOO
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suits Filed: None.
County Court at Law

Ouunty LOuFt NJ Law
Hon. John Kleiber, Judge.
No. 4213-Taylor Lumber Co. VS.
Fidel O. Falcon. judgment for
Plaintiff:
No. 420l-Ben II. Todd W. Arthur
Mcmillan. judgment for Plaintiff;
No. 4321-Jose G.. Tamez VS. Pedro
Reyna, judgment for Plaintiff.
Hon. John Kleiber, Judge.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-20
MLEAN TO SING
AT TEMPLE

Attracting attention by his UNI
usual voice when as a boy he sang
in the choir of ST Pauls cathedral
in his native town of Edinburgh,
Scotland, Cameron Mclean. the
barytone, who will appear at the
Masonic temple April q, later
studied with leading masters of
Europe.
The concert is sponsored by the
Meridian Heights Ladies Society.
and Mclean vii be accompanied by
Mabelle Howe Mabel Not often is
there such complete unity between
an artist and accompaniSt. The two
have a repertoire of over three hun
dred songs and all performances are
given without script.
Because of his striking success in
Indianapolis some months ago when
ne was SoloiSt at the CALIFORNIAN
Club jubilee. Mclean perhaps is es-
peCially remembered for his Scotch
interpretative songs, but he is equal
~ happy in Italian and other Ian
guageS.
His program here will range from
the simple songs. to which he lends
unusual dramatic power to the clas-
sic numbers.
Mrs. Thomas R. tombstone. 4243
Broadway. is in charge of the con-
cert.
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Binder Is
Star at
Mutual
Speed Girls viii Open
Sunday for Engage
ment.

TIRED FALLS BINDER, who
l. tumbles about and awakenS
laughter in dialect and character
antics, along with Nellie Nice, the
leading woman, is feateured in the
cast due to present Speed Girls Of
1929" at the Mutual starting Sun
day night.
Binder and Miss Nice are old
fayorites with followers of burleSque
and promise, for this trip an all
new display.
Their associates will be Mile
Kennedy, soubrette, and Joan
Tanya, singing and dancing ingenue
who will assist Miss Nice in mar
shalling the chorus girls in musical
numbers; Guy Post, singing and
dancing specialist; Pat Mccarthy
leading man, and Jim Pearl, an
Irish comedian, singer and dancer
who will be associated with Fred
Binder in comedy bits and scenes.
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singer of renoWn. will be the guest
artist of the occasion.
Word was received this week that
Miss Mason. who is prirna donna
soprano of the Chicago Civic Opera
company, will bring as her accom-
PIANIST, Isaac Van Grove. one of the
conductors of the Chicago Civic
Opera under whose baton no less
than sixteen operas have been given,
including Jewel of the Madonna, "
Carmen" ''Tosca,' "Hansel and
Gretel,' Aida Faust" "Trova-
tore" "Mignon." Fra Diavolo,"
"Tanuhauser.' "Lohengrin, " Barber
Of Seville La Juive." Die Wal
kure.' Music Robber." Il Pagliacci'
and The Bohemian Girl"
Two outstanding choral compost
tons from the pen of American
composers to be heard during the
evening will be Ralph Baldwin S
"Canticle of the Sun" a new opus
scored for eight parts in which the
music has been suited to the lofty
sentiment of the text. which was
translated from the Italian of st.
Francis of Ossisi by Maurice Francis
Egan former American minister to
Denmark: and "Music's Glory" from
Henry K. Hadley's prize cantata, In
MuSic'S Paradise"
Tire closing number will be a
festive composition in English en-
titled "Hallelujah' BY the we'll
known Italian composer, A. Buzzi
PeCCia.
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SYMPHONY
CONCERT is DUE

Friday. April &c. marks the second
appearance of the FairvieW Sym
phony orchestra in formal concert
at the FairvieW Presbyterian church.
For this occasion as for all other
concert appearances the regular or
cheStra of twenty-five pieces is aug
mented TO symphonic proportions
The conductor is Robert J. Shultz,
graduate of the Metropolita u
School of Music and teacher Of
a private class of trumpet in the
city. Mr.. Shultz will soon enter upon
his fifth consecutive year as men,
Der of the Bay View Assembly Or
cheStra and teacher of trumpet and
his fourth year as assistant to
William j. Reddick of New York,
dean of the Bay View Music School.
Miss Georgia Baumann, an In
structor in violin in the Arthur Jor-
dan Conservatory of Music, is the
concert-maSter of the orchestra.
Miss Mary Alice Cheney, mezza-
contralto. received her musical edu-
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Abbey ChanCeI Choir OF ST. Menrad Seminary Will Give
Sacred Concert at the Cathedral High School
Auditorium on Sunday, April 20.

y UDOLPH GAM noted pianist and
IN appear
the direction Of B. Talbot
will include
Chopin Mozart Debusy group
pianist authority speaking
CAM
benefit
for The student thinking Of De Pachmann
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Dreyschoock used to say: Go and
listen 10 De PaChmann. but don't
play like him and never try to imi-
tate him OF CAM I should say:
Listen carefully 10 his playing and
then play like him-if YOU can.
How does CAM play? l should
say he possesses all the qualifi-
cations essential to the perfect in
terpreter-i. G. the hands, the skill
the intellect. the background. and
impeccable taste. His rhythm is
perfect, his imagination vivid, his
coloring beautiful, his repertoire
amazing
Typical of CAM is the fact that
although he is a popular pianist,
he will never compromise with his
art for the sake Of winning mean
ingleSs applause from an audience.
why don't you ever play the 2nd,
9th. and 18th Rhapsodies of Liszt?"
he was once asked. L leave those
entirely to the pianist" answered
Rudolph CAM.
The following is the complete pro-
gram for tomorrow S concert
Fautaev IN minor
Nocturuc I'm ma or
Two Waitzes IN + minor and { sharp
minor.
Polonaise In A nat
Chopin.
Fantasy In c minor ..........-.. Bach
Fantas~ in c major ........... HAYDN
"Romanza in fiat ma ior '........ Mozart
Sonata in z minor OPP 81 tappaa-
sonata.
Allegro assai. andarte con motto. allegro
me non troppo.
In May op. 23 ...-...........-....G CAM
After Midnight -............... CAM
The White Peacock ........... Critics
Three Preludes
La Puerta del Vino" ............. DehuSsy
The Girl 1ith Flaxen Hair ..... Debussy
'Tsolde's Love Death 49,. Wamer-LiSZt
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ACO11ledy
Is Due at
English's
Girl Trouble to Open Sun
day Night for
Week.
1 BARRY CONNERs' play with

A BARRY CONNERS' play with
L n a touch of humor will open at
English'S tomorrow night.
AS such well-known and much
appreciated plays as The Patsy"
and 'Applesauce," other products
by this author, are still holding the
boards in stock productions with
much success, one assumes that Mr..
Corners latest product which comes
here for the first time, will be
equally as entertaining.
1t is called Girl Trouble"
The story of the play is most in
MIGRATING display of a young mans
ability to cope with the feminine
sex as several of its species press
him for attentions.
Jimmie Lockhart might do very
we'll if left alone to battle with the
charms and graces of his fair
friends, but he has a meddling
mother, one whose wing persists III
continually spreading itself over the
troubled boy
On severA occasions Jimmie has
cut the maternal apron string, once
even daring to marry a circus per
former. Mother Lockhart is too eX-
aspeated for words, and she has the
marriage annulled.
But Jimmie, young and gay and
dashing. likes the romance the fair
sex thrusts upon him, and much TO
the amusement of the audience, has
girl trouble with q vengeance.
James Blaine. leading man, will
be seen in the role of the young
man whose charms are so beguiling.
He will be supported by the entire
COMPANY
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CHANCEL CHOIR
WILL SING HERE

Sunday. April %. brings to the
music lovers of Indianapolis the
rare opportunity of hearing the Alb
bev Chanccl choir of St Meinrad
seminary.
This polyphOnic organization.
which vas received with highest
praise last season. returns again I'M
der the personal direction of the
Rev. Thomas Aquinas Schaefers,
o. S. B.
The organization consists of SeV-
enty-five voices and presents 6
chronilogically arranged program of
plain chant. motetS hymns and
masses. many of which have been
especially written or arranged for
this choir.
Opening the program with the
most ancient and liturglCal of all
church music. Gregorian Chant, the
choir will give renditionS of the
works of the old masters and more
renowned of the modern composers.
The entire program has been ar
ranged with the definite purpose Of
emphasizing the various phases of
DOlyphOnlC choral work.
The numbers have been carefully
selected to demonstrate completely
the beautiful effects that arc OBJ
tainable with boys voices blending
charmingly with the full voiced
male sections. OF especial note are
the compositions of the Rev. Vim
cent Wagner. o. S. B, former choir
director of St Meinrad.
The aCcompaniSt with the Chan
eel choir is the Rev. Stephen THUS,
o. S. B.. director of music at st.
Meinrad. professor of Gregorian
Chant at Notre Dame and a recog-
nized authority on chant.
The concert is to be given at
Cathedral auditorium on Sunday
evening. April %.
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indianapolis saengieirtbunidd; James Kelton
WhetStine at the piano. w.t..
"Hindoo Song" ..............H H. Bemherg
open Thy Blue Eyes ......J. Maassenet
La Petite Musicale.
''Wohin'' .................Fra Franz Schubert
"Ungeduld' ............... Franz Schubert
julius A C. Goetting. tenor James Kelton
Whetstine at the piano.
"Vergessen" ...........,..... e. J. Reuter-
Indianapolis Saengerbund.
'Favorites from thes Desert Song Sc
lection .Sigmund Romberg
La Petite Musicale.
March onward" ........... Adam Geibel
Indianapolis Saengerbuno; James Kelton
Whetstine at the piano.
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SAFNGERBUND
ANNNTNCES CONCERT

The Indianapolis Saengerbund,
assisted by La Petite Musicale, Will
give a concert Sunday afternoon at
the K. of P. hall. Massachusetts
avenue end Pennsylvania street,
under the musical direction OF K. 1.
Frommherz.
The program follows;
Dem len Ienz entgegen" G. Ad. .Uthmann
Indianapolis Saengerbund; 49,.
IN the Woodland" George H. OG G5-o s hIos
Hungarian La Pa Petite Musicale ,,..,.r
lucille Row Ferree, pianist; Esther. WeXler,
vioiinist; Bernice Wagner Gaines
"Ich hoere Elm Lied in Winde web r r.
I'm maigruenen waldo, ;.-n
Double 9aartet-First tenor. Michael os-
fermeier, willy Viehl; second tenor, Peter
Gueiden, Richard Schulz; Fist pass 4s
second bass, Rudolph Buschatski Otto
bort 5 We wo mein Muetterchen mich sang
z1Ib Schlunmer elm. Otto '. walden
Indianapolis Saengerbund.
'Iorceau Romantique I,.o;,;,
"valso di Concert Kari 45:o 4ronmner.
James Kelton Whetstinei, piano f,;.,,,.t
B Bss f Fnfeh hf fruebingsed u a. BEec6se
Saengerhund Damenchor.
Lullaby from Jocelyn) -. B. Godard1
''Whereer You Walk" ......G. F. Haenoel
Victor j. Dannacher. tenor; james helCoh
WhetStine at the piano.
"Staedtlein traut" ......Karl Bergmueiler
'Mein Heimattal' :....A; Buechse
Saengerbund Gemischter Choir.
"C5ondellied'' ..... Karl Theo. Frommher2
''Valse Caprice" Kari Theo. Frommherz
La Petite Musicale.
annie Laurie ...... arr Dudley Buck
"A Goldfischl' ......-... Wilhelm Sturm
Ouartet~First tenor. julius A. c. Goett-
ling: second tenor, Ernest Reumschues-
sell First bass. Carl Kudelka; second
bass. Tony Prokl
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STEFFEN MAKES
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS

On Monday evening. April 90. the
NendelsSohn Choir OF Indianapolis.
with Elmer Andrew Stefen conduc-
ing, will bring to a close a career of
twelve successful years at the Murat.
with a nearly all-American concert
at which Edith Mason. an American
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Signed Up

Lucien Littlefeld. comedian,
and Carroll Nye, juvenile, are
the first to be signed for The
Girl in the Glass Cage" First
Observation-Disclosures picture,
which is to be made with an
all-Star cast. 1t will be di-
rected by Ralph Dawson.
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Kinder are pupils of w. 7. Shannon,
Fairy Hendricks, Flora E. Lyons, Pasquah
Montani, Gertrude Whelan, Eleanora
Beauchamp. May Gorsuch, Arthur Mason,
Gladys Loucks, Georgiana Rockwell,
Blanche Dunn Brown. Mrs. Arthur Mon
ninger. Iva Duckwall and Andrew Haigh.
Eleanor Beauchamp. of the piano
department of the Indiana College
of Music and Fine Arts will have a
box party of twelve of her pupils at
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To Have All Star Cast

Loretta Young. eI..U tional
Starlet, will have an important role
in 1.-The Careless Age" now being
filmed with an al-Star cast at Bur-
bank
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Automobiles have removed the
horse from the streets and boule-
wards. but with the Sells-Floto cir
Gus the equines are given positions
of honor and receive the greatest
care and attention.
When the SellS-Floto circus
comes Tuesday. April 30, spectators
will see several hundred highly
trained and beautiful horses. In q
number of displays you will find
the throughbreds the center of all
eyes and skillful girl riders will put
them through amazing routineS.
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the Rudolph CAM recital on Sun
day afternoon at the Murat. Opal
Reynolds, Ruth Cant, Clara Meek,
Mildred howard, Louise Hender-
son, Jessie Terhune, Lavon Patrick,
Alta Mount, Frances Robbins, Ruth
Cole, Geneva Potts, Jeanette and
Lenora Toby are members Of the
party,
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PUPILS To
GIVE A PROGRAM

Margaret Gallagher and Pauline
Tolin, artist pupils of Mabel Wiley
Leive will give a twopiano recital
at the Playhouse of the Little The
atre next Wednesday night at 8:15
o'clock
Program follows:
variattons-"su I'm Theme. &c Bee:
Minuetta, Marcia funebre, allegro.
"Minuet q pAnUco' ................,.. 50 n
"Gavotte" Qntermezzo) .......,....; .Saar
Gone. Child, Beside Ne, .Bleichmann
The Crying Of Water. .Campbell-Tipton
Children of the Moon. ......,......
,...............E linor Remick Warren
Margaret Gallagher.
Romance" Observation-Disclosures. Arensky
"ValSe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ArenSKy
MalurKa '''.''''''''''''''''' S Shooi1,
'NoCturne s....ssssssss. ssssoS's 0uopill
waltz ..'s..'s..s.'''...'' SLo ~ Il Il
'SCnerZO' sss.....sss.,.. CllOplA
Pauline Tolin.
Dance Macabre' ..........C. Saint-Saens
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cation at the Cincinnati ConServa-
tory. For three consecutive years
she received the Clara Bauer prize.
At the present time she is a
teacher at the Cincinnati Conserva-
tory. She has concertized in Ohio,
Indiana, Kentucky, and West Vir-
ginia
She was with the Zoo Opera COM
pany summers Of 1928 and is the
contralto soloist in the quartet of
the Trinity Methodist church Of
Cincinnati. She is a faVorite radio
artist over station WLW and WSAI.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-20

Mary Jean Seton, pupil of Wilma
Davis Hine of the dramatic depart
ment of the Indiana College OF Mu-
sic and Fine Arts, will give a group
of readings for the Sunshine CLUB
Saturday. April 20, at SunnySide.