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New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

used under rhe ice. The wheel will run on a stocky trolley above the coming tower. The lower end of the trolley arm will be pivoted like an automobile shock absorbed with in the sub.
 The ships buoyancy will be about 2,oN0 pounds, sufficient to keep her trolley pumping lightly along the under surface Of ice.
 A protective arch-called q jum- CT bar. like a wartime net protec- tive device-will curve above her hack from bow 10 stern. Com mander DanenhoWer said she will De strong enough 10 withstand col listens at four knots an hour-the highest underwater speed contem- plated.
 Ef-n so. the sub Is not made to crash Icc5crEs nor the underwater ice crags callod "rafts.' These oh- stacles are rot believed to exist in 1he polar sea.
 In ther request to rhe navy for tho O-I-. Wilkins and DanenhOWer wrote. "Tnrro are no icebergs Of great size within the Arctic. Large pressure rlIGos have been observed crly near the coast and the deepest ct these extend not more than 1oo tee- under sea jevel.
 The O-I2 can descend 2oo feet. Iraaer-s came from glaciers far south O. tho pole and float always
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19
LANGUAGES SPLIT
 BELGIUM IN TWAIN
French and Flemish Tongues
 Prevent Real Unity
Brussels. July ta CP5-Belsium,

Brussels. July ta tUP5-6elElGm, second smaIles- nation IT Europe, slowly IS drifting to-ear5 day whae her people will he sharp. split into tno =roupz ovsr tha 9les"oa Of which language shall as spoken. French or Flemish
 Emi0eEr t.s-oria1s predict tho day is nor -o wars a0av when fre Belgians u5lI he un--I only by political and economical bonds.
 This problem does not confront he tourist H. will ohsery, French or English stE@Aoar6s in Os,end Leige. Mons O. C1arloroL and walters or other Se~-anrs wll either speak hts l71gusge or French. 4 passc~bv wlN ars7or n the language ln which te IS ac- dressed
 In Antwerp. Ghent. and Tpres. and other Flemish towns, however h. will notice people speak a lan- -uage which IS nor French Eng fish. German or Dutch but is a Lomb.nation Of English and Ger man words pronounced In anothos manner
 If the st-hrsea- !s1- 'oo j1tar- csted in cur.os Or a pretty Belgian girl. he Will observe fha. ylr-ua,ll everyone unde-srznds rhe s-rans dialect and likely ~Ill doubt that 7 real language problem e%.s'=
 It does. however. 70 such point that it orly barsl- failed las- yeal 10 provoke a ministerial crisis ard the problem is considered one o' the most difficult and dangerous that Belgium ever has had 10 faoo
 Whatever tho solution. some kind Of saparation~-of -he TWO 0aC0ia- composing BalEllr. Wa},oon ana Tlamish-ls regarded inevitable Liace, Charleroi- Mons and T0u.- nai are WalI0on. that is. of Le-- origin Their inhabitants sroaa fluent French even 70 the common peasant. Ghent. Bruges. OsreEd Ypres, the provinces Of Antwer! and Limhurg are the main Elem ish towns where the language l. Flemish which contains yirtualIN as many alterations as there ar towns and villages,
 To the Flemlsh. French is con. sidered q foreign language. glance q official figures reveal that t20oro0 inhabitants of n, nation speak onlv Flemish, nearly the same number speak oa'
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19
ABANDONED LINER
 SINKS AFTER FIRE
German Merchantmen TdrsiS Goes Down Following Disaster

London. July IT Lp-Tha German nlerchantman Targis en roure from Valparaiso to Hamburg and Ant 7arp. which was abandoned Thurs day by crew and passo ngers during q fire aboard, sank a 1:45 a m, to- day, radio dispatch 70 Lloyd $ from Cape Race, Newfoundland said
 The T passengers and crew and officers numbering B all are aboard the British steamer Rangitata, en route 70 Southampton. The vessel sank in 33;45 north latitude and 50:45 west longitude. about l500 miles east Of New York
 The master Of the RangIrata ra- dioed rhe Associated Press the fol- lowing account Of the disaster:
 While We were steaminE ln fine weather on the morning Of July IT We observed on the horizon a large cloud formation looking like a water spout. At 17o:15 an sos, signal was received from the s :. Targis. say ing the vessel was on fire.
 Our course Was then altered and the Rangitata steered for the cloud. After three quarters Of an hour it could ba made our as smoke, The masts and tunnels of the steamer then came into view, the snip was burning all forward, Tho flames and smoke reaching from t0D 10 200 taet in height
 At noon the boats Of the Targis were alongside Eleven passengers and 5 Of the crew were taken on board. all well
 'lSignedl Master RangIta.a-"
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

New York July -9 - When Sir Hubert Wilkins submarine sails un- der the ice 10 the north rola next summer. what wlll protect her from rashirg iato sub-surfsce polcks Of ice
 This question. always the first asked about this project. was put TO L.eu-. Com. Sloan Danenhover who. with Simon Lake the sub marine builder. will rabuil5t the United States navy submarine OF .or rhe voyage and himself sail her under the polar ice.
 The answer Is law Of nature rhe operation Of which Commander parenbover found for himself last summer al -ha bottom Of Long Island Colrd in the r.oy suHmarlne Defender T. $ an acton Of hNoy- ancv which he said even fe" maya. men have realized.
 The Defender had whes.z 70 run on the bottom. But when sta hit a rock the wheels seemed ro Inc rub her balls, toauen= her easily Er- ward oar Of harms way
 Her weight was ,losa 10 nothing. that IS, just s little heavier than th' water. Sha ~ IS no, great different rom a balloon bounctng along
 The same principle wl;h tho wheel over the suns hack and rne bouncing dona downward will he
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

making it the biggest German ex- petition of the past quarter of a century. It is already on the way, it's ship, the Disco, having recently landed at Iceland to take on board a large number of lcelandiC horses for use in the glaciers, instead of Eskimo dogs during the summer months, The horses will be killed next winter to serve as meat for men and dogs.
 When Professor Wegener reaches Greenland he will divide his expedi- tion into three groups. one of which will stay in the interior, 500 miles from the coast facing Europe and at an altitude of 5000 feet. The three parties will be equipped with short wave wireless stations for in communication
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

French end 75oqoo speak bo.n languages
 Before the war tho situation pre- ctp.-.,cd no difficulties Flemish rooria rhon who spoke no French Were composed largely of seamen, lockers barvesters or weavers. Tho educated man spoke French outside tho home and Flemish to his servants.
 Aftar the war. however. q chan=c vas made in the manner or clecfin= members Of parlta- men- Before, there were three kinds ot electors who were chosen according 70 theIr financial posi- ton or th-ir oducation This gave the oWner or an estate or 3 profes- sor n college three votes to th= workman one
 A rart7 succession ot socialist $ and Christian democrats and the arrival of Flemish deputies with q Flemish program followed. One of the Flemish ob5ectives was To transfer Ghent university from q Belgian irsr;turlon into Flemish orc 4 bitter fight ensued and the Flemish were triumphant after oh- -airin@ tha aid Of several conser- vatlvs members vho were afraid Of the democrats success.
 The Flemish fought thelr casa along natjonal.stic lines They maintained If the Flemish were to rise from a position Of ignorance to one Of a1luenco in their native land, they needed instruction in their own language Flanders and Flemish people, the deputies ar .1ued would regain the supremacy O. ancient times by mastering then own language.
 Pastors who = consider th- French as puryeyors Of immorn .deae. and hundreds who durine tho var when Belgium was under German oocGpancy accepted en.. nlovnea- n Flemish offices an: schools created hy the German governor. Von Btssing, aided the deputies. [
 By 2 queer turn Of events, i' ea7 pointed our. fo years after tn. war. the BeIgians are compelled 1c accept q condition that ar the tinrs ot the gigantic world struggle wa regarded as revolutionary.
 On the other hand, the Walloon' refuse 10 accept the Flemish Ian gua@o preferrins to master French They hold contempt for the Elem l=h and some of ii is ezpresset in terms like as mad as a Elem ,zh" and he is q Flemish" wher referring 10 their mentality
 The solution Of the problem i. 0roolcmatical Some suggest Of fetal acceptance Of the two Ian -ua@e 7s 3 way out. Meanwhil' the factions drift further apart
 4 Sunday afternoon club for lone Iv men and women in London i.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19
CHARITY

New York - Father Francis A. Kelley, former war chaplain, had hard time organizing his little Catholic parish of IT families in Cairo, N. Y. Out of admiration for his courage, three Jews recently contributed s1,50O to buy an organ for the church. They are ex-State Senator Herman Koppleman. of Connecticut, Harry Braeloff, of Newark, and Michael Goodman, of Scranton, Pa -
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19
Turtle Supply Lessens
 Under Demand for SOup

Raleigh, N, C., July 9 LP - The popularity of the turtle, for soup and other things, is working hard ship on turtles of the North Caro- Nna states, says C, s. Brimley, en- tomologist of the state department of agriculture.
 To supply the demand great in roads have been made in the Green turtle stock of the states coastal sector.
 Brimley intimated this type of turtle might become extinct, as far as North Carolina is concerned, un- less conservation measures are talk en.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19
Motorists Badly Fooled
 By Enchanted" Incline

Talhoron. Ga, July 2 P-Geor- gla's "enchanted' hllI repu-cd to send cars up with rh" motors shHt of. actually lsnt a hill at all
 What looks like an incline is real l. decline. tests with builders levels show,
 The relation Of the curvature Of the road to he plane Of the sur rounding landscape creates an opG- cal illusion tha, makes it look like you're gong rp when you're going down.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

\ Sunday afternoon club for lone bsln- planned hy church.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

One of the most amazing murder eases in history confronted Long Beach. Cal, authorities with the confession of La Verne Mcdonald. ', above, that he killed his playmate, Jimmy Ellis, 3. The Mcdonald boy said he held the younger child under W ater in the Long Beach flood con- trol channel then disposed of the victims clothing and calmly re-
 turned home,
New Britain herald., 1930-07-19

Pearls arc produced by meiea- E-ina ospeckled) oysters only. the products Of others being declared rot genuine ny 2 recent decree in French courts
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-28
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Of Partnership of HavS & SIMS

[tAA1
Many years ago the co-partner-
ship firm of Hays & Sons was
formed at Brownsville. Texas, and
was composed Of j. Fl. Hays. Ed
ward A. Hays and Hayden Hays.
each owning an equal interest In
SAID business. which has since been
conducted at Brownsville, Texas,
under that name:
Some time after the Brownsville
business was opened. the same firm
opened a business in San Benito.
Texas under the same name which
has since been conducted under that
name there.
But IN the latter part Of the year
1924. BY mutual agreement between
each and all Of the members of
said firm of HAYS e. Sons. Edward
A HAYS became the exclusive
owner of the san Benito business
and the right TO conduct the same
under the name of HAYS g. Sons.
and he also became liable for all
Its then existing debts or those
That might thereafter accrue, and
said j. H. Hays and Hayden HAYS
as a result Of said agreement became
the exclusive owners III equal inter
eSts, Of The Brownsville business and
the right 70 continue to conduct
that business under the name OF
Hays e. Sons. and to become res
ponsible for all its debts then ex-
listing or that might thereafter be
created:
That said conditions continued 10
exist until the death of j. n. HAYS
on or about June Ind. 1880, and
since said date by mutual agree
r,ent between Hayden HAYS acting
individually and as administrator Of
the estate Of his father. j. II. Hays.
on the one part. and Edward A.
Hays on the other. they turther
agreed that the business al Browns
vile would cease TO use the name
Hays * Sons" and select some
other name under which 70 conduct
that business. and said Edward A.
HAYES should have the right to
continue to conduct the business at
San Benito under the nsrne Of
Hays e. Sons II he so desired.
but II is distinctly understood that
Edward A. HAYS Is the sole owner of
said San Benlto business and has
been since the Arrangement was
made in the year 1924. and that
7. r. Hays and Hayden Hays have
sine. said arrangement was made
in 1924 been the exclusive owners
Of the business al Brownsville until
the death OF said ". n. HAYS. and
that his estate and said Hayden
HAYS have been the exclusive owners
thereof since.
This statement Is made and fur
rishcd 10 the end that no person
dealing with either the Brownsville
or San Benito business hereafter
will do 50 under any misapprehen-
sion as TO who are the respective
owners OF said business and are
liable for its obligations.
In testimony of all of which we
hereto subscribe our names az
Brownsville. IN Cameron County.
Texas, this the 18th day Of Novem-
Ter, a. y. 1880.
EDWARD A. HAYS
HAYDEN HAYS
11-21-25-5-l2-4t-3699
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-28
ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE FOR HEARING TO
DETERMINE PLAN OF
TAXATION

On this, the 10Th day Of Novem-
Der, 1880, the Board of Directors
of Cameron County Water Control
and improvement District Number
is convened IN the office OF the
Board. IN said District. with the
following members thereof present:
j. Lloyd Parker. President: G. r.
kiester; r r. Lucas, Secretary:
w. w. HuItt; William wood, and.
among other proceedings. passed
the following order.
WHEREAS. the Directors of
Cameron County Water Control
and Improvement District Number
10 have heretofore adopted plans
for the construction Of a complete
irrigation plant and improvements
TO carry out the purpose of the
organization OF the District: and
WHEREAS. an election was held
on the lsth day az November, 1890.
giving authority 70 said District TO
issue Construction Bonds in the
aggregate amount Of s4sz 5000
and 20 levy a tax IN payment there
of. as provided in Sections 81 to
81, inclusive. o. CHAPTER Is, OF the
Acts Of the Regular Sessions OF the
Thirty-Ninth Legislature. as amend
ed: and
WHEREAS, Sections TIA, OF said
Chapter Is. as amended by Section
9 OF Chapter $50, Acts OF the Forty
First legislature. Regular session.
provides that the Board of Direct
ors shall hold a public hearing to
determine what plan OF taxation
will most conduce 10 the equitable
distribution OF the tax to be
Imposed BY the District:
THEREFORE. 1T is HEREBY
ORDERED BY THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS OF CAMERON
COUNTY WATER CONTROL
AND IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER Is:
That a public hearing be held
o. Office of the District, in the
Townsite Of Monte Grande in
Cameron County. Texas. beginning
IL the hour Of ten o'clock. a. m,
aon the 2nd. day Of December. 1880.
ht which hearing any person who
is a taxpayer within the District
may appear ana O-ItF teStirlClE 70
show what plan OF taxation will
most conduce TO the equitable dis
trlbuticn CT the tax to be imposed
By the District. Said hearing may
Be- adjourned from day 70 dav until
I'll qualified persons who present
themselves have been heard.
The exact proposition 10 be
determined Is as follows.
list: Shall taxes 10 paw off cons
truction bonds. and for mainten-
hnce. operation and administrative
costs o! the District be assessed.
levied and collected upon the ad
valorern basis?
End; Shall taxes for the stated
purposes &c assessed. levied and
collected on the basis cf IT, as-
BASEMENT Of specific benefits. as is
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Rates and Rules

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o. error that may occur. farther
after Ii is brought TO their atten-
ton. All advertising orders are &C.
cepted on this basis only.
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To insure publication same day
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-28
The Gospel Page of Business-Seek and We Shall Find
Legal ADVERTISEMENT
provided for in Section 1872 Of sale
Chapter Is?

provided Tor IL section ls2 OF SAID
Chapter %?
"3rd: Shall taxes for the stated
purposes be assessed, levied and
collected upon the basis OF assess
ment Of benefits at an equal sum
per acre Of land, as Is provided IN
Section 1873 of said Chap. 2&
"4th: And, If the district be
organized under Section SO. Of
Article 10, OF the Constitution. land
since Cameron County Water Con-
troll and Improvement District
Number Is wa organized under
said Section 50, OF Article I6). there
shall also be heard the question.
shall taxes for the stated purposes
be assessed, levied and collected on
the ad valorem basis as 10 some
part OF the total tax required and
upon the basis of the assessment
total tax required, or as TO some
defined part OF, or property within.
the District as is provided for by
Section $50 and Section 1872 Of said
Chapter rs. as amended"
The Secretary of this Board is
authorized and directed to give
notice Of the time and place OF said
hearing by causing a copy of this
order to be published in one or more
newspapers giving general circula-
ton In the District once a week for
two consecutive weeks prior to the
date Of said hearing. the first OF
said publications shall be not less
than ten 10) days prior TO the
date Of said hearing.
The above order being. read, II
was moved and seconded that
same do pass. Thereupon, the ques-
ton being called for the following
members Ct the Board voted AYE:
J. L. Parker F. r. Lucas; w. w.
Huitt: G. F. Keister; VIM. Wood:
and the following voted No:
NONE.
j. LLOYD PARKER
President, Board OF Directors
of Cameron County water
Control and Improvement Dis
trict Number 10.
ATTEST
+. r. LUCAS
Secretary. Board of Directors
OF Cameron County Water
Control and Improvement
District Number i3.
Il-2i-28-2t-38o8
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-28
Lp andDown
The Valley
BY

Mrs. Lula Wilson has n OF the
most cheerful boarding houses in
Weslaco. This soft hearted land
lazy tells all the boys that room and
board are payable in advance, but
she cannot withstand a sad tale
about finances being low and after a
few minutes OF the new boarder's
story she says she'll carry him for a
while until he gets Strengthened out.
And the boarders appreciate it.
Jimmy Sutphen, the young bank
employe OF Edcouch is leading the
gay fast life Of the Valleys four
hundred. AS escort to the Edcouch
duchess he is attending all the balls.
What would Jimmy do II he didn't
have those soft bankers hours TO
offset his continual fast life?
Tom Woods. out at the state ex-
perimental farm close to Llano
Grande. worked on Thanksgiving SO
he car have q day off when 1t Is a
little colder and there's more chance
TO get a few ducks. A holiday with
out any duck shooting Is just no hol-
iday at all to him.
Dan McNam ira, Harrington land
salesman living at the Plaza, is one
OF the best dressed men in the VAL
ley, and still speaks with a soft Irish
brogue, even after spending most
OF his life in the United States.
Jacob FosSler, when net contract
ing construction work in Mercedes,
tells his friends with justifiable
pride about his son. Andy. Not SO
long ago Andy was Of the lead
ing tenors in the University Of Tex
as glee club. It's a real treat to
hear Andy Fossler singing a little
Mexican song. with a soft guitar
accompaniment.
Shelf Young, the soda dispenser
IN CreSsner's drug store at Weslaco,
has been experimenting the install
latlon Of a new fountain. The floor
beneath the old fountain has been
torn up and Shelf SAYS that no less
than a dozen people ask him every
Gay If he Is searching for a nickel
ne dropped down a crack.
Jack Rogers CT Harrington plays a
great deal Of bridge with Mrs. Rog-
ers Tor a partner, yet they live a
happy married life.
Busy Pat Patterson, secretary of
the WeSlaco Chamber OF Commerce
met the state editors this morning
at the train and escorted them over
10 the Cortez hotel. Pat has a lot
TO look after at the fair. and he has
these editors to look after and a
Weslaco celebration on December
~ TO take care Of. A very busy
man.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-28
Walter Walthall.
To Visit VALLEY
Especial TO The Herald)

MERCEDES, Nov. 2S.-On Tues
DAY. December 2 Walter Walthall
district governor Of district Al Of
Rotary International, will pay his
Official visit to the local Rotary
club and will address the members
at that time.
He will meet with the business
department Of the Rotary club al
II O'Clock, at which time plans will
oe discussed for the remaining club
year which ends July /, 1881.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-28
Real Estate
A CHOICE GROVE

4 combination orange and
grapefruit grove Just outside Of
the city limits of Brownsville
with under ground irrigation.
city water. electricity. paved
roadway. III restricted district.
No flat rate bond tax nor drain
age tax. Optional three years
care. The best investment N
the Rio Grande Valley. For
prices and terms call w. M.
Egan, phone 2l6 or 12O3-W.
home Riverside Park. p. o.
Box -244, Brownsville. H-240
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-28
Real Estate

II ACRES under cultivation, situ-
ated on resaca; excellent soil for
citrus fruit. Priced right to sell.
p. 0. Box 1916, Brownsville, Texas.
Address p. o. Box 1916, Browns
vile. Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-28
Employment
HELP WANTED

LADY. who knows fire insurance
business. TO take over this depart
ment. Good deal to n who will
stick. A. l.. Foster Realty Co.
Brownsville, Texas. I-253
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-28

30 ACRES or part, IN cultivation.
Ia mile from good Valley town,
concrete highway two sides, phone,
electricity and mail delivery service,
best sandy loan soil. Ideal home
location. Sacrifice price. Call or
address Mr.. Tanberg, Travellers Ho-
tel. 1884
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-28
A MODERN HOME

Did you know you can buy a
home IN restricted Riverside
Park today for less money and
better terms than any future
day in Brownsville?
Five and six-room homes, III
ira modern conveniences, locat-
ed in the nearest restricted dis
trict to the heart OF Browns
vile.
w. Nj. EGAN. Phone ais q.
l2o3-W. Office. Riverside Drive
Riverside Park.
HISS