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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-19
G ADVERTISING

ct al, placed in my hands for serv-
ice, I, w. F. Brown, as sheriff Of
Cameron county, Texas, did or the
18th day Of July, 1929, levy on GER
tain real estate, situated in Cameron
county, Texas, described as follows,
to-wit: All that certain tract, piece
or parcel Of land lying and being
in the county of Cameron, state Of
Texas, and being a part of No. Is.
in block No. 3, of the toWnSite Of
La Feria, in the La Feria grant, de-
scribed by meteS and bounds as fol-
lowS:-Beginning at a point in the
west line of said lot No. 18, lis south
north line of lot No. Is, thence
south five feet, thence east parallel
with the north line of No. Is, a
distance of 80 fit. through the east
line Of said lot Is, thence south
along and with the east line, a dis
tance of 10 fit. 8 inches from the
southeast corner; thence west paral-
lei with the north line of said lot
Is, a distance of 120 #. to the west
line of said lot Is, for the southwest
corner; thence north with the west
line Of said lot 10, a distance Of "a
#. 9 inches to the place of begin
ming. Also the shelving, lavatory
and toilet fixtures on said land, and
levied upon as the property Of j.
d. McInness and Porter j.. Elliott,
and that on the first Tuesday in
August, 1929, the same being the
9Th day Of said month, at the court
house door Of Cameron county, in
the city Of Brownsville, Texas, be-
tween the hours Of 10 a. m. and A
p. m. by virtue Of said levy and
said order of sale, I will sell said
above described real estate at public
vendue, for cash to the highest bid
der. as the property of said j. ID.
McInnes and Porter j. Elliott.
And in compliance with law, I give
this notice by publication, in the
English language, once a week for
three consecutive weeks Immediate
ly preceding said day of sale. in the
Brownsville Herald, a newspaper
published in Cameron county. Wit
ness my hand this 18th day Of July,
1929,
w. r. BROWN, sheriff, Cameron
county, Texas.
i. "A. JAGOU, deputy.
7-12-19-26-3489.
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OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF

Port Of Brownsville, Texas. July 10,
1929. Notice is hereby given that
on July II, 1929, there was seized at
San Penito, Texas, from unknown
parties, one Ford truck, motor No.
32082T5, for violation of Sect. 593,
Tariff A 1922, and Sec. 1862 R. S.
Any n claiming this truck will file
claim with ME within twenty 600
days from the date of this notice,
otherwise I will sell the truck at
public auction at the U. S. Custom
house, Brownsville, Texas, on
Thursday, August 8, 1929, at 10
O'Clock a. m. VIM. NEALE.
Deputy Collector.
7-18-25-1-3t-3495
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SHERIFF'S SALE

THE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY
OF CAMERON:
Notice is hereby given that BY
virtue Of a certain order of sale is
sued out Of the honorable district
court Of Cameron county on the 9Th
day Of July, 1929, by Jno. P. Seaman.
clerk Of said court, for the sum Of
fifty-tWo hundred se~venty-one and
53-100 (~$5,271.53) dollars and costs
OF suit, under a Judgment, in favor
OF South Texas Lumber company,
in a certain cause in said court,
No. 1913, and styled: South Texas
Lumber company VS.. j. D. McInnis
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED female donkeys. Phone
791. Harrington. or write P. o. Box 758.
S-18
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FARMS FOR SALE
800 Acres Cleared

OUO ACIGS E
Situated within six
blocks Of the Ell Jardin
Hotel. This property
offers a wonde r f
opportunity for an in
dustrial subdivision or
for small acreage SUBJ
division for grapefruit.
Considered the highest
spot in Brownsville.
For sale by OWNER at
$4,000 per acre. Price
and terms to suit. Re-
lease clauses on either
lots or acreage. Henson
Lomax<Hous t o and
Brownsville Develop
ment Co., Brownsville,
Texas.
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APARTMENTS

TWO-ROOM furnished apartment and
meals. 1922 St. Charles. Phone 629-W
S-57
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LOTS FOE SALE

BEAUTIFUL LOS EBANOS LOT
Southeast exposure; must be sold at a
sacrifice. Phone 1393-W. or call ct No.
1, Del Francis Apartments. Los Ebanos.
Silt
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GROOM HOUSE. close in. modern
phone $50. 6-4S
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AUTOMOTIvE

BEST CASH OFFER gets 1925 stude.
baker Standard Six Phaeton. This car
is in good mechanical condition. looks
good, good tires. A real car for some
body. Must be sold Immediately. See
car in Patteson Motor Co. lot. SIS
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MORE COMFORT for your home may
be provided by looking over the offers
of Household Goods" among the clas-
sified ads.
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FOR RENT-Delightfully cool bedroom
In modern home. to one or two gentle
men; garage If desired. Phone 415-W.
S-I33
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HOUSES FoR SALE
FOR SALE

One seven-room house, one-halt olocK
from high school. House two years old.
On Adams, between First and Palm
Blvd. Lot fifty by one hundred twenty
feet. Modern in every way One thou
sand cash will handle this place.
Phone 1890 CT write z. W. HOWARD.
Q-235
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FURNISHED ROOMS

LOVELY furnished cool room in private
family. Close in. Phone 918-W.
R-177
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FOR RENT-3-room house; all ON
veniences. St. Charles and Palm Blvd.
Phone 696-W R-216
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For Subdivision
100 Acres

Located 4 blocks from the hiRh
school and closer to Brownsville
than the exclusive Los Ebaros
Subdivision. Winding resaca run
ming through property Offering
natural lake front sites for SUBJ
division This property Is for sale
oy owners aid can be bought at q
very attractive Price. Henson-Lo-
max 81 Houston and Brownsville
Development Co.
Smyrna times., 1929-02-06
|lrsOnal and Social
-sOple Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

VI. and Mrs. Grant Garis, Mr.. and
n William E. Matthews, Mrs.
gorge Robinson, Miss Caroline Stats
~ J. K. Porteus, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Aph Carey of Clayton, attended the
alquet given in honor of Paul V.
1Autt, National Commander of the
s2le Legion, at the DUPONT Biltmore,
almlngton on Thursday evening.
a0out 2OO persons attended the din
" National Commander McNutt, in
: Hne address to the Legiennaires,
= outspoken in his desire for a lib
"a consideration of disabled war vet
-d.S' Tor adequate provision in child
'slsfe work, for the support Of the
a'd building program, and for the
.ppoft 70 a universal draft act. State
0lnander W. E. Matthews, Jr., of
.Iyrna' was postmaster and presid-
Vef the ceremonies. Following
y alnner Commander Matthews pre-
n'Sa certificates of merit from the
7sIeftment to past adiutants Harry
esl'on' James H. Cassidy, 7. K.
s-ipenler, John ]. Dugan, Lester P.
r..5, rSaason, Elmer A. Smith, H. X. Nc
N. .-llel and g. N. Dillon. The evening
M es1vltles ended with dance in the
N Y. Room Of the hotel.
~ George Carter Of Cedar Brook
~ aul' mas returned from Baltimore,
!. III sne attended the marriage of
I'M, IA, Dr. George Gray Carter Of
g,- gs hopkins Hospital and Miss
s' " " winner Haines, daughter Of the
4 M. u. and Mrs. Frederick Haines
d,,sd anna Cunningham Bernard has
sTsd ner home on South street and
.slg,r; q Wednesday on the "Tran-
IN NJ with the Frank C. Twenty
M M.ee,dllterranean .e,l Cruise. Mrs. Ber-
.lod IN h visit Egypt and the Holy
cB,.lu.s usSldes the MADEIRA Isalnds.
sS,a ai'ar I, and other Mediterranean
M = one will be gone two months.
sopt NJ, usummlns E. Speakman. of Bel
ID NJ % was a recent guest of Mr..
d, tisi ! y. Joseph Dallett Of Whining
NJ p'lne gilner followed by bridge. !
N Y ssel Il. Mitchell Of New York.
GGtcbsl a9a ~ - ms mother, Mrs. James
"iiadelphia, were guests
Smyrna times., 1929-02-06
GOOD SUPPER

Come out on Friday evening next,
February 8, at the NJ. E. Church and
enjoy god supper. Chicken patties,
macaroni, with cheese, peas, hot rools,
and coffee, for so cents. You can't
afford to miss it. Supper prepared by
the Kitchen Committee. First table
ready, $50 p. m.
Smyrna times., 1929-02-06

4 musical lecture-concert for stu
rts Of grades three and four and
aose Of the Smyrna High School age
Tss delivered last Friday over the
aho BY Prof. Walter Damrosch dur
tg the R. @. A. Educational Hour,
ION 100 to 1900 a. M. The Radio
gaporation Of America, represented
! this vicinity by Mr.. J. L. Shortall,
stalled Radiola No. so in Smyrna
Pl5ic Schools in order that the schol-
4 might enjoy and appreciate the
Tnderful programs furnished at that
Tine, The program was preceded by
ttng remarks by Prof. G. w. w.
Shantz. The faculty Of Smyrna Pub
" Schools thanked Mr.. Shortall for
ShOughtfullness and generosity and
atsd that they trust that he will
make another demonstration in the
sg future.
Smyrna times., 1929-02-06

the Monday Afternoon Bridge Club at
the Wayside Inn.
The drive for members of the Aux
iliary of Kent General Hospital in
Dover is concluded and the commit
tee, Of which Mrs. R. H. Denney and
Miss Emily Spruance, are chairmen,
turned in $S7.75.
Smyrna times., 1929-02-06

SMYRNA Town Council at a recent
-s4ting voted to present a bill to the
-,s.qnt session of the Delaware Leg
Eaure asking authorization for a
,pd issue to pay for the recent street
movements, water and sewage. The
mi will be presented by C. Leland
F,mOnson at an early date. The
tssts. North, Mt. Vernon and South,
,ge been extended to the Boulevard
nd water pipes, sewerage systems
M curbing have been laid. This is
reat improvement to the town and
rieves thrafic conditions in the cen
y Of the town.
Smyrna times., 1929-02-06

no state Forestry Commission in
,.not i, to the State Highway Com
.,..ion n last week concerning the trees
n have been planted along the du-
5mt nj Boulevard suggests, that instead
\ Oaks Or other slow growing vari-
\; the Highway Commission plant
rms Oriental Plane, Ginkgo, Tulip
i haywood. The commission also
.,rgests looking at the matter from
landscape point of view not to plant
i trees at regular distances but in
,-auDs
Smyrna times., 1929-02-06

The open season I Il iower FL peiamale a
h shooting wlld at aatks slosad aq j ggesg' ,,eid
I lai4 Y. thursday. Sportsmen claim that
lgls "A tbera seemed to be much wild
'll' a1ono the Delaware Bay and on
anls t ! Rehoboth, Assawaman and
san Went bays the season was
III compared with some former
VI Manv hundreds Of water fowl
MI 4, kilIed during the season, but the
n. II during a weeks trip by parties,
rsre small.
Smyrna times., 1929-02-06
rHF SMYRNA TIMES
u cMYRNA, DELAWARE
gpNA AND VICINITY

5p 49,; of +be "Forum"
The first mee'iPs lSa Rev E. A. Lemoine.
.,nd1cted BY YIN, sne Of lfe the Fire Hall was
the club room I0(, avening. ql NO There was a
ed Oh ni.aJance and a number of cur
ooa t"nics as we're discussed.
Smyrna times., 1929-02-06

n..or,s Church, Rev. E. A. Ge-
St. fe.S TOR announces these ser
r0Ine, ,' next Sunday: Sunday serv-
dtes ,Ioiu ~ communion, 8 am; Church
ts;' nO,s ~ M: Morning prayer and
ShoOl' Il m. At the morning ser
srnUp' Rov Scouts of Smyrna will
ne Y; body. Evening service,
litena !, The Forum will meet this
'@ J. = "a d. n.. at the club room
~ Fire House.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-27
EASTERN GRID
SLATE VARIED

NEW YORK, Nov. 27-F-with
assorted rivals, ancient and modern,
ready to square off against each
other in holiday games tomorrow,
football interest In the east has been
diverted momentarily from the in
teresting engagements with which
the season in this sector will be
brought to a close on Saturday.
The annual battle between Notre
Dame and the Army viii furnish
1rru big climax Of the campaign at
the Yankee stadium on Saturday,
but the burning question at this
moment Is whether a fine cornell
eleven really can halt Pennsylvania's
tricky offense tomorrow.
syracuse and Columbia have their
ninth annual tilt In New York to-
morrow. Syracuse Is heavily faV-
0red.
Another invader OF the metropolis,
Carnegie Tech. is favored 20 wage
a successful battle. It Is seeking
revenge against New York universe
ty for three successive beatingS.
Undefeated by an eastern eleven,
Colgate plays Brown at Providence.
Pittsburgh Is in a position TO turn
on all its power against Penn. state
In the annual game at Pittsburgh
tomorrow when both teams viii fin
lsh the campaign. Victory would
teal Ptttsburgh's claim TO the east
ern championship and to a share IN
me national award.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-27
40 TURKEYDAY
Tits IN DIXIE
Noted Southern Teams To
Meet In Annual
Clas h {

ATLANTA. NOV. "a 800 up - Two
score Thanksgiving day football
games are slated for Dixie.
A duel of star halfbacks IS fore
cast for Lexington, Ky, when Ten
nesSee. seeking another victory TO
add to It's perfect record. pits Gene
Newer. Dixie scoring leader. against
"Shspwreck" Kelly, Kentucky's soph-
omore flash.
BY winning. Tennessee viii not
only strengthen It's bid for the con-
ference title. but will retain pos
session of the covered beer key
trophy. which for several years has
passed back and forth between the
winners OF the annual feud.
Tulane goes 10 Baton Rouge 70
play Louisiana State. last obstacle
to q clean slate and q claim for the
championship
Bolstered by the return Of their
quarterback ace. DowneS. Georgia,
goes to Birmingham 10 clash with
the University of Alabama in the
twenty-second game OF their series.
Alabama 4 favored.
Vanderbilt and Sewanee come 70
grips in the South's oldest gridiron
rivalry and Auburn deploys against
Georgia Tech IN Atlanta In the
thirtieth meeting Of the two teams.
North Carolina lines up against
Virginia at Chapel Hill in another
traditional battle. and the University
Of Mississippi charges against the
Mississippi Aggies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-27

ATLANTA Nov. 2'-P-B Bobby
Jones. home town is so crazy about
golf it can't get enough Of il In
the daytime.
Night golf has found It's way into
the society columns and promises
to become q popular after : dinner
fad in Atlanta and the south.
Played on a miniature 13-hoIe
curse with an almost endless va
riety Of unique obstacles. the first
private course Of its kind in At
lanta Is q favorite gathering place
for society. although addicts or the
orthodox game have dubbed it a
nightmare
Covering an acre. brilliantly
lighted with illuminators attached
to trees. the pee wee" course made
its debut at a recent entertainment
at Jacqueland lodge, one OF Allan
ta'S beautiful estates on the city's
fashionable Ponce de Leon avenue.
The owner Is Gator Woolford,
Atlanta business man. who sought a
new method OF entertaining guests.
The fairways are only one yard
wide and the green's but two yards
In diameter. so lighting IS compare
lively simple. All that is reeded IS
a system Of ordinary large lights
and r~eflectors.
But the course isn't 20 simple.
II Is entirely q putting course with
q variety Of weird hazards. There
r earth and rock-covered pipes
to shoot through. hollow logs %
pass, tees built on mounds. inclin-
ed green's. a dog leg hole with the
fairWay narrowed down 10 about
two feet, and q small covered gate
through which the pellet must
pass.
But the champion Is a hole which
requires q perfect shot at a bulls
eye. If the ball hits the eye il
caroms through a slated hazard Il
the green. III 1t doesn't II zoe:
astray.
The fairways and greens are
built up from a layer OF cinders al
the bottom. then a LAYER OF crush.
ed rock. and a top LAYER Of cottor
seeds mixed with oil. And the
greens are plenty fast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-27
6 SEASON
CLOSINCTAME
Previous Matches Had More
Color Than Thursday
ny y. H- ANDERSON
Associated Press Sports Writer

2R8A - 49,
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 27-R-
Football games In the Big Six to-
morrow win be more OF less an anti
climax to the season.
Games last week. pittlng Missouri
against It's old foe, Kansas, match
ing Nebraska and the Kansas Aggies
in a title game and involving Okla
homa with is arch state rival, Ok
lah0ma "A. a. Mr., were natural
closing season contests. Teams were
keyed up for them But Kansas is
the only team which ended Its sea-
son.
Thanksgiving day struggles find
these teams matched: Missouri and
Oklahoma In Columbia; Iowa State
and Nebraska in Lincoln; Kansas
Aggies and Marquette In Milwau-
kee.
Nebraska needs only q tie with
the tail-end Iowans to clinch its
second consecutive conference title.
Should the Iowans spring am upset
and IL would be q real one-and
beat the Cornhuskers. the winner
OF the Oklahoma Missouri game
would become champion. With this
possibility in mind, the Tigers and
Sooners r more eager for the game
than they perhaps would b. If no
championship beckoned.
The Aggies will be making the
conferences last attempt TO win I'm
4r&mwmm~AarwnT ~~wmMm& A~~4-w - ~FR-
set the long string OF defeats that
Big Six teams have taken this year
from rivals from distant parts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-27
6 TITLES UP
THANKSGIVING
Amarillo, Waco, Denton,
Marshall, John Reagan
Seen Winners

The Texas high school football
race should settle down TO eight
district winners before the week Is
over, providing the favorites come
through.
Only two teams have crashed TO
district championship so far. They
are Brownsville of No. 8 and Breck-
enridge of No. 2. These clubs have
come through indicated and un-
tied and are being favored In some
quarters to meet In the finals for
the state title.
The district No. / title will more
than probably be settled Thanks
giving when Amarillo plays at
Wichita Falls. The Sandies are un-
defeated and are expected to run
over the Spudders easily. If, how
ever, Wichita should pull an up
set and win. and Lubbock down
Plainview. there would be a tie for
the crown.
No. 3 Jumbled
District No. 3, composed or III
Fort Worth and Dallas schools, is
In a tumble with Oak Cliff of Dali
las and Central Of Fort Worth tied
for the leadership. Each holds five
wins, one defeat and one tie.
Thanksgiving, Central plays North
Side at Forth Worth while Oak
Cliff will meet Forest at Dallas on
Saturday. It will be necessary for
one of them to win and the other
to lose to clear the title. If both
lose, Forest would win the district
championship.
Waco now appears practically
certain to cop in District No. 4
She tangles with Temple at Tenn
pie Wednesday. Waco is undefeat-
ed, while Temple has lost to Gle
burne and Corsicana. Consequent
w, Waco Is being favored to top
pie their neighbors. Temple, II
will be remembered, took the mea-
sure Of Austin early In the season.
Denton Likely Victor
The Denton high Broncs are
slated to run off with No. ) hon
ors. Having won four in a row, the
Broncs are now set 70 defeat Gains
vile. a comparatively weak aggre-
cation. Thanksgiving Sulphur
Springs is the runner-up with five
wins and a tie.
Marshall and Tyler meet Thurs
day at Tyler for the District No
8 pennant. Marshall now leads with
four wins while Tyler holds three
wins and one loss, and thus has
a chance to tie up the race by de-
feating Marshall.
John Reagan Of Houston vii
more than probably sew ND the
District No. 2 title Thursday by
topping over Sam Houston. Reag.
40 Is indicated. having taken fivG
straight. Port Arthur, the runner,
up. has won five but stumbled b]
tieing one with San Jacinto.
John Reagan Is likely 10 b
Brownsville's opponent In the bl,
district.
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FANS Eagerly Awaiting TIC. us. M. u. Tilt
HARLINGEN CARDS DEFEAT
KINCSVILLE ELEVEN 1872
Especial to The Herald)

HARLINGEN. Nov. ~ - Bearing
out predictions. Coach Dutch" REX
forks Harlingen Cardinals romped
away with the Kingsville Brahmas
here Tuesday afternoon by a score
Of 1872.
The Valley champions outplayad
their visitors almost throughout the
contest. The fighting Harrington ag-
gregation was led by r. Murray
who scored the first touchdown, due
to excellent passing work. The game
was slowed down considerably by
mud and only a fair-sized crowd
was In the stands.
The two teams viii meet again at
Kingsville Dec. 6 to settle bi-district
h0nors. Tuesdays game was PLAYED
10 fill a contract with the fair asso-
citation.
Neither club was able to do much
in the first quarter. although Har-
lingen backs got away for several
nice gains. The Card forward wall
stopped the Kingsyille plungers
fairly well.
The Valleyites got their scoring
machinery percolating in the second
quarter when they took TO the air.
"A pass, Scheupbach to Murray was
good for 25 yards. West then tossed
one to the same gentleman for 20
yards. This pair duplicated on the
next play for a touchdown. 6cheup-
bach plunged the extra point over.
The ball see-sawed back and forth
in Kingsville territory for the re-
rnainder OF the period. The oval
was in Harlingen's possession on
Kingsville's 1O-yard line at the half.
Washam, Harlingen's other end,
scored the second touchdown in the
third quarter, taking q short pass
over the line OF scrimmage and rae
ing 40 yards to the goal.
Jimmy Lawrence, Cardinal back.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-27

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.=P-Great
Britain and Italy plan to challenge
for the HarmsWorth motorbOat
speed trophy, now held by the
United States next year.
]. Lee Barrett Of Detroit said up
on his return from the Brussels con-
ference Of the International Motor
Yachting Union that Sir Henry Sc
grave, British holder Of the straight
away automobile speed record, as
well as Betty Carstairs Of England
and two Italians, Prince Carlo Russ
poll "a Venice and Marquis Dial
Pozzo OF Milan, expect to be enter
ed in the Harmswnrth races at De-
troit next August.
Gar Wood, present holder Of the
trophy, and possibly James Talbot.
Jr., Of Les Angeles. will defend the
cup for the United States.