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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-25
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON

COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of an order Of sale, issued
out OF and by the clerk OF the hon
orable district court, Of Cameron
county. one Hundred Third Judi
cial District Of the State OF Texas,
on the 10th day Of October, "A. ID.
1880, on a Judgment rendered in
said court. on the 18th day of Sep
tember. A. D., 1880. in Cause No.
9l75. entitled. Realty Trust Com
pany, Plaintiff. VS.. Harlingen De-
velopment Company. Ct al. Defend
ants, in favor Of Realty Trust Com
pany, Plaintiff, and against Har-
l.ngen Development Company. De-
PENDANT. for the sun OF Four Hun
dred Fifty and Ninety-Eight Hun
dreths Dollars (s45098). together
with interest and costs OF suit. and
in favor Of Plaintiff and against the
Defendants. Harlingen DEVELOPMENT
Company, Cameron County Realty
Company. J. r. Roberts and K. w.
Thomas. foreclosing Plaintiffs Lien
upon property hereinafter described
and placed in my hands for execu-
ton. I. John Martin. Constable OF
Cameron County, Texas, did on the
10th day Of October. A. d. 1880. at
ten o'clock a. m. seize and levy upon
the following described property.
situated in the City Of Harrington.
County OF Cameron. state or Tex
as. to-wit:
Lots One ~ and Two (2l. IN
Block One Hundred Twenty
seven Cpd, Of the Townsite OF
Harrington. Cameron County.
Texas. as so designated and de-
Scribed by the Plat thereof and
It's record in the Plat or other
records OF Cameron County.
Texas:
and that on the first Tuesday in
November. A. D.. 1880. being the
fouth day OF said month. between
the hours Of ten o'clock a. m. and
four o'clock .. m. OH said dav. at
the court house door Of Cameron
County. in the city OF Brownsville.
Texas. I will offer for sale and sell
ar public auction. for cash. the
ebnve described rronert~. and all
-'ohs title and interest OF the said
uarl'ngen Development COMPANY.
j. r. Roberts. Cameron County
Realtv Company and Z. w. Thomas.
DEFENDANTS. IN and n said property
hated ar brownsville Tevae. this
nth Sav CT October A. ~ fo7n
John MARTYR
Constable Of Precinct No. 2
Cameron County. Texas
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The State Of Texas }
Ccr1sss NJ Car.a-nn

The State Of Texas }
County o. Cameron }
Notice Is hereby given. that BIZ
virtue OF an order Of sale, issued
out of and By the Clerk OF the
Honorable District court, Of Cam
eron county. one hundred third
judicial district OF the state OF
Texas, on the 10th day OF October
A. .. 1880, on q judgment rendered
in said court, on the 18th day OF
September, A. d. 1880, in cause No
97l3. entitled, Realty Trust Com
pany. Plaintiff. rs. Harrington De-
velopment Company. ct al. De-
PENDANTS In favor OF Realty Trus.
Company. plaintiff. and agains:
Harlingen Development Company.
defendant. for the sum of n
hundred twenty-seven and fourteen
-hundredths dollars Sl27.l4. to-
gether with interest and costs or
suit. and in favor Of plaintiff and
against the defendants Harlingen
Development Company. The Ma
tional Loan and Investment Com
pany. and j. r. Roberts. ~foreclosina
plaintiffs liens upon property here
matter described. and placed in nv
hands for execution, I. John Mar
tin, Constable OF Cameron County
Texas, did or the 10th day OF Oc-
tober, A. d. 1880. at ten O'Clock a
m, seize and levy upon the follow
ing described property, situated ~
the city OF Harrington, county or
Cameron. State OF Texas. to-wit:
Lot six 90, in block one hundred
forty-eight 04S). OF the townsite
OF Harlingen. Cameron county. Tex
as. as SO designated and described
BY the plat thereof and its record
IN the plat or other records or
Cameron county. Texas:
and that on the first Tuesday IN
November, A. d. 1880. being the
fourth day OF said month, between
the hours OF ten o'clock p. M. and
four o'clock p. m. on said day. A.
the court house coor OF Cameron
county. in the city OF Brownsville
Texas. I will offer for sale am sell
at public auction. for cash. the
above described property. and ali
right title and interest or the aid
Harrington Development Company
The National Loan and Investment
Company, and j. r. Roberts, in and
TO said property.
Dated at Brownsville. Texas. this
10th day OF October, A. d. 1880.
JOHN MARTIis
Constable OF Prct. ., Cameron
County, Texas.
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The state az Texas }
County Of Cameron }

County or Cameron
Notice Is hereby given, that by
virtue Of al. order Of sale. issued
out Of and by the Clerk OF the
Honorable District Court Of Cam
eron County. n hundred third
judicial district OF the state Of Tex
as. on the 10th day OF October.
ID. 1880. on a judgment rendered IN
said court, on the 18th day OF
September, A. d. 1880. in else :
97l0, entitled. Realty Trust Com
pany. Plaintiff. " Haringen
velopment Company. ct al. Defend
ants" in favor OF Realty Trust
Company. plaintiff, and against
Harrington Development Company,
Defendant. for the sum Of two
hundred ninety : nine dollars
,S299.00), together with Interest and
costs Of suit, and IN favor Of plain
tiff and against the defendants
Harlingen Development Company.
The National Loan and Invest
ment Company, and j. r. Roberts,
foreclosing plaintiffs liens upon
property hereinafter described. and
placed in my hands for execution,
/, John Martin. Constable OF Cam
eroa County. Texas. did on the 10th
day OF October. A. y. 1890, at ten
o'clock a. m, seize and levy upon
the following described property,
situated in the city OF Harlingen
County Of Cameron, state OF Texas,
to-Wit.
Lot six co. in block one hundred
fifty-one tl5ll. OF the tovnsite Of
Harrington. Cameron county, Texas,
as SO designated and described BY
the plat thereof and its record IN
the plat or other records OF CAM
eron county, Texas;
and that on the first Tuesday in
November. A. ID. 1882, being the
fourth day Of said month, between
the hours OF ten o'clock a. m, and
four o'clock p. m. on said day, a
the court house door Of Cameron
county, in the city OF Brownsville
Texas. I Will offer for sale and sell
at public auction, for cash. the
above described property. and all
right, title and interest OF the said
Harlingen Development Company
The National Loan and Investment
Company, and j. r. Roberts, IN and
10 said property.
Dated at Brownsville. Texas. this
10th day OF October. A. d. 1880.
JOHN MARTIN
Constable OF Prct. ?. Cameron
County. Texas.
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EXPERIENCED stenoerapher and
secretary now employed wants to
change position. Prefer publicity
work Eight years newspaper expe-
rlence. Thoroughly qualified to
handle office detail. Al referen rs
from present employer. 32O7 Turtle
Creek DR., Dallas. Texas. H-lS3
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SITUATION WANTED
Bookkeeper

and office man wants place
with responsible 1rm. Under
stands accounts and statements
thoroughly and is expert typist
Married man. and can furnish
references. Address H-15S care
Herald. H-l53
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS
OF THE ESTATE OF j. 3. FRIGON


DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that let
tiers of administration with the will
annexed upon the estate OF j. B.
Frigon. deceased. were granted the
undersigned on the 7th day OF Oct
ober. 1880. by the County Court of
Cameron County. Texas. All per-
sons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby required TO present
the same to the undersigned within
the time prescribed BY law at its
office In the First National Bank
building in Brownsville. Texas. same
being It's residence and post office
address.
THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY
TRUST COMPANY
Administrator with the will
annexed OF the estate OF
j. b. Frigon. deceased
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The State Of Texas }
County OF Cameron }

Notice is hereby given. that BY
virtue Of an order Of sale. issued
out OF and uy the Clerk OF the
Honorable District Court Of Cam
sron county. one hundred third
judicial district OF the state Of Tex
as, on the 10th day of October
A. D 1880. on a judgment rendered
in said court on the 18th day OF
September. A. d. 1880. in cause No.
Otis. entitled. Realty Trust Com
panv. Plaintiff. VS.. j. r. Roberts.
ct al. Defendants" in favor of the
Realty Trust Company. plaintiff.
and against Harlingen Development
Company. defendant. for the sum
Of five hundred fifty-two and forty
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Cougars have been ~inflicting
heavy damage on sheep and cattle
IN Curry county, Wash.
Ten candidates for constable OF
Tule Lake, Cal, each received one
vote III a primary election.
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Statesmen AND SALESLADIFs

If you WANT an attractive. dig
nified. remunerative line to sell. see
or write Salesmanager, Plaza Hotel
Brownsville. H-l7a
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REAL ESTATE

CROTE-23 acres. good land on
pavement. with 6 acres bearing
trees. Has 5-room modern house
Located on reSaca- Exclusively by
a. r. Foster Realty Co, 1923 Levcc
st. H-i76
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WONDERFUL opportunity for right
party 10 make big money. Estab-
hshed and well known firm vans
partner in branch house in Valley.
Small amount money will handle.
Salary TO manager from start. In
v~estigate. r. O. Box 2S2. Phone
HOS, Brownsville. H-190
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FOR SALES.--FUTURE citrus tract
Under cultivation. SEGA Chica roaG.
Resaca land. new 6-room frame
house. Mrs. T.. M. Levinson, phone
g0llF5, HIS
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY is Of
fered to wide-awake man TO secure
interest In growing business. Due
TO illness In my family am obliged
to leave the Valley at once. Ad-
dress Box H-l67 Herald.
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SPIRELLA FIGURE TRAINING
GARMENTS
Once worn are always worn be-
cause Of their durability. COM
fort and style. Phone Mrs. George
Dockey. 1891 for appointment.
Hits
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
ENEMY OF P. U. [.
 WILL SPEAK HERE
Prof. Levitt to Address KiWanjS
 Club on March 5

Prof. Albert Levitt of Greenwich. who has brought court action to oust the public utilities commission. will speak at a meeting of the kiwanis club in this city on March 5.
 Information contained in the Herald story quoting Assistant Treasurer George F. Atwatcr of the Fatnir Bearing Co. accusing the Connecticut Light and Power Go. of charging excessive rates will be used in an address 10 be delivered at Fairfield tomorrow noon by Profcs- Sor Levitt Of GrccnWiCh according to statement made to Mr. Atwatc1 yesterday by Professor Levitt.
 The Greenwich man asked Mr. AtWatcr if he was quoted correctly in the Herald. Tho answer was ir the affirmative. although Mir. At. water said statements appearing in out ot town papers stating that he mad appealed to the public utilities commission and been turned down were incorrect The statement con- taned in the Herald that the raf- mir company had appealed to the Connecticut Light and Power co. for ;L reduction in rates and met with a refusal. was correct, he informed the Greenwich man.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
John M. Stewart, 79,
 Of SOuthingtOn, Dead
Especial to tho Hcrald)

Southington, Feb. 17-John M Stewart, %, of South Center street died yesterday morning at tho New Britain General hospital following q weeks illness with pneumonia
 He was born in Glasgow, Scotland on october 23, 1851, and came to Southington in 1887. He was a char ter member of the Order of Mac cabcC3 and was employed at the Peek. Stow x Wilcox and SouthinS, ton Hardware companies for d lons number of years.
 He leaves his wife, Mrs. Margaret Stewart: three sons. Thomas and James Stewart of Southingtou and William Stewart of Toronto, Can ada, and Is grandchildren.
 He and his wife observed the 57th anniversary Of their wedding laSt year.
 The funeral will be held at the home of his son, James Stewart, at l25 Oak street Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Rev Horace .. (. GrccnSmith, pastor of the First Con grcgationM church, will otiiciatr and burial will be in tho Bradley Memorial chapel in Oak Hill ccmc- tcry.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
LOCAL ATHLETES
 GIVEN DIPLOMAS
Certificates Are Awarded to
 LeChOWiCZ and LeWandOWSki

Stanley LochoNicZ and Anthony LcWandowskI, both prominent Fal- con athletes, were honorcd at the concluding exercises held yesterday afternoon and night at Holyok". Mass. where the athletic meet of the Falcon nests Of New E,nGlan1 was held for the past two weeks.
 Lechowicz received an honorary certificate with an insignia of "cN- ccllont" for his skill shown in drill ing and gymnastics while his com panion was presented with q ccrtifi- cute with an insignia Of ''Ncry good.
 Tho athletes from many nests O. this state and Mass chusctts were tctod at a banquet held last night ut the National Alliance hal in Hloi- yoke, where were gathered many representatives from New England
 Tho local nest No. SS of the Falcon national alliance of America was represented by Andrew BrZuSzck president of the Falcon fifth district of the alliance and Joseph Smulshi
 vice president of the local nest.
 Among those who spoke during | the banquet. at which the athlete, i wore congratulated for their sue.
 cess, was Mr. Brzuszck Of this city i ToGay all the Falcon members ar, ! consratulating the local athletes fo their success which is shared b, their instructors, Frank Barszc< / 1 physical director of the fifth district i Bolclaus BobinSki and J. Roscuthal
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
Chinese Stage Star Wins Audience Of Blase New Workers Despite Fact
 No One Understands His Language

his way in through a door, clad in female costume, it was apparent that the audience was his.
 Handicapped By Custom
 He was struggling against unbe- licVable odds in that he had to de- pend almost entirely on pantomime to make himself understood. In ad- alton he faced the difficult problem oi the difference in stage settings be- tween the Orient and the Occident. In China when they wish to indicate q. partition in q room. they place . chair on the stage; when an actor "dlos,' he falls gracefully as DOS slblc 10 the floor and then gets up and leaves the stage. not waiting until the curtain falls.
 So Mci Ian Fang used his expres- sivc eyebrows 10 indicate emotions which he could not convey by speech; he made d shrug Of the shoulders 10 imply that which he could not say to an American audi cncc.
 The audience applaudcd the grace with which Nci Ian Fang interpret ed female characters, his perfectly pitched voice and his hands were as fluent as lyric of Ii T. Ai-po, who wrote dramas t thousand years be- tore the foremost of the pear or Chdrd' became the toast of PehinS.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
TWO FROZEN IN
 BARGE L|FEBOAT
More Sailors Still Missing From
 Stray Boat

Cape May, x. J., Feb. r (uP)- X niSht-long search for d barge that had slipped it's tug in stormy seas resulted today in the finding of a lifcboat in which were two frozen bodies. The barge and another lite boat, believed to contain two other bodies, have not yet been located.
 The tugboat MontroSc was cn route yesterday to New York from Norfolk, Va. with three barges, the Merrill, the Hopper and the 1Tallo- well. Each had aboard q crew Of three men. In d severe storm the two lines broke and Capt. A. C. Simmons of the Montrosc sent out an sos.
 The coast guard cutter Tampa responded from LeWcs, Del. and the coast guard patrol boat 2lS put ou' from here. They succeeded in To- eating the Hopper and ITallow"l and lowed them into Delaware Bay The Merrill, however, had disap- pcarcd.
 Rum chascrs Of the coast guard fleet from Cape May and Norfolk joined in the search, as did the cut ter Seneca from New York.
 The Seneca radioel today that ono of the Merrills liteboatS had beer found. The hands of one Of the tive dead mon were frozen to the oars The bodies were transferred 10 tho cutter Ecalc, which later reported Tit was cn route to New ork.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
INDEPENDENCE DAY
 FOR LITHUAN|ANS
Anniversary Of Freedom Ob- served With Patriotic Program

Nearly 1000 local Lithuanians were present at the Lithuanian hall on Park street yesterday afternoon to celebrate the 12th anniversary of their country's independence. An elaborate program of speeches, pa triotic songs and an exceptionally fine musical program was presented. which brought continual outbursts of applause from the audience.
 Addresses by prominent officials and members of the. Catholic clergy were heard. John Mikalauskas vas head of the committee arranging the program and also was chairman 0! thc meeting introducing each speaker and singer.
 Attorney Charles TamulOmiS spoke in Lithuanian. He told about the revolutions in the world and also about the first American president, George Washington. He emphasized the way the people were striving for liberty and the hardships they had to endure in order to achieve liberty.
 'l rejoice with you in celebrating the independence Of fhhuania, your mother country" said Prosecuting Attorney Joseph C.. Woods. About 14S years ago, there were 15 colonies which aftcrWard formed into Is states. They formed q government to pcrpctuatc human rights and car ricd this out to the present day. We broke a tyranny of foreign countries. People looked across the sea and saw the star shining toward America and wished to come here. Shortly after wards VIC achieved our independence which made the peoples hearts re- joicC.
 'franCe first broke out in q rcvo- lution and after the Napolconic wars which hId lasted for many years, people gained just what they fought for. All the people in the world began to breathe the spirit of lib- erty. AS ages passed, people in slavery were hungcring for enamel patton and then with Abraham Lin coin in the lead, they achieved emancipation which did away with slavery. And today we are rejoicing in freedom of l.ithuania and the sis ter countries are also freed from the peril. You have a wonderful coun- try to live in and should obey its ldWS'
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
NEW bR|TA|NL0SES
 TITLE IN CHECKERS
Hartford Finishes First in Y. M.
 C. A. League for 1880

The tightcst match in the State '. M. C. A. Checker league Was played Saturday night, between the New Britain team. and the Watcr- bury team, The local team had q four point lead on the Brass city boys throughout the night, until on the last board to finish. Joe Conlc, of New Britain. playing Spencer. former Waterbury city champ. lost three games. and tied ono. This made the final score 70 points for New Britain, and 70 for Waterbury. This match was tine last in the league. and definitely puts the team from Hartford. in first place. and gives the boys from thc Capital city,. the trophy. New Britain is holdjug down close second place. Waterbury third, and Middl"toWu last.
 Harry StromQuist captain Of the New Britain team. played Noghcl city champ Of Waterbury. and los; ono, and drew three Nathan Stephenson playing Barry Of Watcr- bury won three and lost one Joseph Conlcy Of New Britain drew one, and lost three. playing Spencer Of Waterbury. Walter Marine Of the New Britain team, played pretty checkers. drawing three. and wlu- ming one, playing with Eciguicr Of | the Brass city. Martin Stephenson 1 played a stclIcr game for the locals, 1 dra"in ing three. and winning one l from Rompre Of Waterbury.
 The points for each team for the i league are as follows: Hartford, i 51 New Britain. 136; Waterbury 125; 1 MiddlctoWn. G&.
 There win be Il meeting Of all team captains, at the New Britain
 Y. M. C. A. Thursday, for the pur.
 pose Of planning q banquet al | which the trophy, and indiyidua awards will be presented 10 the boys from Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
Wife With Eyes Closed By Blows Denies Husband Hit Her But Man
 Is Sent to Jail for 10 Day Term

and told the officer he did not want his wife in the house any more and he would chase her out again when the officer left.
 Mrs. Joseph testified through an interpreter that the children are hers by former marriage, and the trouble started over them. Her hus- band, she said. always gave her his pay with the exception of S2 which he kept for himself each week. but for tn" past two weeks he has kept all of il.
 Joseph admitted having had few drinks of wine, but accused his wife of failing to prepare his supper be- cause he had held out two weeks pay. He made his own meal and told her to get out as he knew she did not like him. The children could have stayed but they followed their mother. he said. He admitted that he spent all his pay in the last two weeks.
 Judge SaXc imposed a fine of S15 and costs. suspcnding execution of the penalty, and placed Joseph on probation. The charges were drunk cnncss and breach of the peace.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
Mei Lan Fang, Who Earns S750,000 a Year in Ori- cntal Theater, Captivates Crowd With Pant0mime and Characterization.

New York. Feb. 17 (UP) - The most cynical audience in the world the New ! orI, dramatlcs and tho professional tirst-niGhters -- found tim" last night 10 applaud per tormancc that was 1000 miles and 2.ooQ years away from Times SquarA
 Mci Ian Fang, China's greatest actor, made his American debut at the 18th street thcatcr. and when the evening was over he had scored g. personal triumph despite the fact that almost no one in the audience had understood q word he had saiG in the four skits presented.
 salary ArouScs Interest
 This man who confines himself al- most exclusively to the impcrsoua- ton of female roles came to New ork hcraldcd as the foremost of the pear orchard" the grand abbot ot Ching Chung monastery" That perhaps. meant little 10 Americans but when il was announced that here WIs a man who earned $75n.- 1 Uoo q year by appearing three times q week on the Hcking stages. New ] York turned out to see what it wus all about.
 There Was an air of rcstlcssncss 1T i jhc thcatcr before the curtain sli4 up 10 disclose d bare stage except for walls that were obviously seen. . cry imported along with Mci l.ar Fang. So anxious was this idol o, . 5o0,poo.o0o people" to make q fav. orablc impression in America tha' he brought Sl00,O00 worth of cos. tunes and scenery with him. He was presenting the high point. ol plays that had been successes il China for years, such as "Thc King, Parting With His l'avorltc." an, "Thc fuse of the Empty City,
 It was all in Chinese. but iron the moment Moi Ian Fang minccc
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
HIS DINNER WASN'T READY

Mrs. Walter Misko of 142 queen street was under the influence of liquor and had no dinner ready when her husband arrived home from work Saturday noon, accord lnS to his story to the police, and when he went back into the tcnc- ment after being ont q few minutes he found that she had lighted an oil stove which set fire to table on which it rested.
 The police were called and Officer Walter Malona reported no cause for an arrest. Mrs. Misko accused her husband of throwing her onto the floor but the police could not decide whether he did so in anger or in an effort to save her from contact with the flames.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY

A surprise birthday party was given in honor of Miss Ruth Andcr- son of Pleasant street Saturday. 4 large number Of girls from Bristol, Forestville and this city were pres cnt. Miss Anderson received many gifts, including a large folding cam era. Refreshments were served and d social time enjoyed. Miss Ander- son is employed in the local office of the Prudential Insurance Co.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
CARS SKID AND CRASH

Sergeant M. I. Flynn investigated q collision at Myrtle and Washing ton streets about 9;50 o'clock this forenoon between cars driven by Harry Domij1n of %9D Goodrich ncr of Gl Albany avenue, this city. Slight damag" was done and no cause for arrest was found. The drivers said they saw each other approaching the intersection but their cars skidded and they were unable to avoid the crash.