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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Louis Brownsville a. Mexico rail-
road.
Thence. In q southeriy direction
following the east right-of-way line
OF the st. Louis. Brownsville and
Mexico railroad to the present city
limits line.
Thence, following the present city
limits line to a point on the division
line between q tract In the name OF
the Brownsville Ferry Co. and Acre
Block III in the name of II. J.. Fitch,
containing asa acres.
Thence. in q northeasterly direc-
ton along a projected line OF the
division line between q tract In the
name of the Brownsville Ferry Co,
and Acre Block III In the name OF
III. L. Fitch, 70 q point on the U.
.. Boundary Commission Survey of
Matamoros Banco No. l21.
Thence. westerly along the u. 8.
Boundary Commission Survey ex-
tended to intersect the Internation-
al Boundary In the center OF the
present river.
Thence, down the river following
the International Boundary line 20
q point of intersection with the d.
vision line between Shares 8 and
81, II said division line we're pro-
jected.
Thence. from this point to the
point OF beginning.
Section 8. That a special election
be and the same Is hereby called TO
be held on the 18th day Of March,
A. d. 1880, at the same time. but
separately. within the present limits
Of the city Of Brownsville and with
in the above described territory
sought TO be annexed. at which cleo
ton the following propositions and
none others shall be submitted which
shall be printed on the ballots. For
the ordinance extending the city
limits and she annexation Of addi-
tional territory and assumption by
the city of all bonded Indebtedness
and flat rates owing 70 such water
control and improvement districts
on the territory to be annexed and
the levying and collecting Of a tax
on all property yithin the city
limits sufficient TO pay off and dis
charge said bonded Indebtedness and
flat rates"
Against the ordinances extending
Of the city limits and the annexa-
ton Of additional territory and as
sumption by the City OF all bonded
Indebtedness and flat rates owing
TO such water control and improve
ment district on the territory TO be
annexed and the levying and COL
Letting of a tax on ell property with
the city limits sufficient to pay off
and discharge said bonded indebted
ness and flat rates.
Section 4, That said election shall
be held under the provisions of the
charter Of the City OF Brownsville
and the constitution and the laws
OF the state OF Texas and within the
hours prescribed by law, and at said
election only the legally qualified
property taxpaying voters residing
within the territorial limits OF said
city as now incorporated. and also
the legally qualified property tax
paying voters residing within the
territory desired to be annexed. as
described in Section I or this Or
dinance, shall be entitled 10 vote.
y the manner OF holding said
election, making and c~anvassing the
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OIL LEAS-S
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE-cafe: good business, fine
location. Address BOX ia. La Feria.
Texas. E66
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Grocery Wanted

In good live own outside OF Browns
Vile. Must be good location. well
equipped store in leased building en-
Joying nice business. Give definite To-
cation. approximate volume OF bust
ness. Advertiser will communicate
with you. Address Z-li2 care Herald.
ZiI2
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE-s00 acres farm land
Is miles north OF Edinburg. for
Brownsville property. What have you?
Apply Mrs. Agnes Pickett, owner. zlOS
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HELP WANTED

MEN. Have you carr Do you want
nosItion with good pay? Would you
start approximately s23 week? Can
YOU furnish bond2 Chance for pro-
motion II you make good. Experience
unnecessary. Must be over 20 wears
old. Write Mr.. Harris. Moore Hotel.
Harrington. for appointment. Ills
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STEVENSON MOTOR CO.

WANTED TO HEAR from lady wishing
TO ~ 20 South Dakota. Write or see
me Immediately. Miss Beulah ooch-
nour. Donna. Texas. 1llo
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Furnished or unfinished
4-apartment building. Elizabeth street.
Bargain. Phone 1887 from $50 TO ll;3o
mornings, or address x1li care Her
aid. All4
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LOS EBANOS

B~rownsville's Supreme Residential Dis
trict. carefully restricted. completely
improved. Home sites from $1,000 90.
easy terms. Jmes : Dickinson CO..
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Brownsville.
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The Washington times., 1930-06-21
House Members Just to the
{ District of Columbia

The handful Of Representatives who oppose the majority Of
the House fiscal relation policies for the District deserve
the good will Of Washington people and Of all citizens of the
nation who take broad bersview the Federal Gov
ernments duties in this Federal City
There is close combination Of House bosses and they stand
together on this matter all others
most curious phase is that House Democrats amounting
to no in that body than knots logs join the majority
machine and shout loudest and vote strongest with the
machine.
these House Democrats would stand together against op
pressve machine rule in the House, and conduct steady
fight against the utter lack Of real debeave government
in that body, they would get somewhere.
This applies the District fiscal proposition as well as to
all other propositions The minority of the House willingly
the shackes imposed upon and seems to enjoy
Il is likewise curious that there no qualification in the
House that the Of this city not high That ought
reflect credit upon the House for its conduct Of Wash
ington affairs Instead the animosy leads to desire on
the part of bosses make Washington taxpayers pay higher
rates.
Unfortunate for Washington the fact that this issue fur
nhes political ammunition to Representatives from overtaxed
communities to their districts and advertise their
activities against local 'taxdodgers."
Instead Of using people of Washington for political
profit IL would that the spirit of fairness that acuaes
most humans would prevail with Representatives to make
them feel that the helpless Americans Of the District should
have backing in body where they without representation
and without rights that respected.
The Washington times., 1930-06-21
By Elsie Robinson

firmly believe that he'd Show
EN-. if he could only get the
break.
But feeling like prima don
ma doesn't prove that you
could be one. It merely proves
that you have an itch to see
yourself In headlineS-like all
the rest of US.
However, even II you are a
budding Bronte, Menchen,
KreiSler or Edison, you'll never
put yourself on the map by
your present program. 1t
takes much more than "the
breaks" to make genius success
ful. 1t takes, in fact, exactly
the same qualities that are
required to make any work sue.
ceSSful self control, patience,
perseverance, courage, com.
mon SenSe.a And these quail
ties must be- acquired slowly,
4U0OAAOA0AS' 4O4 WOQ1G11 y DE
ready for the spot lights, now,
even II they turned on you.
Before you can be an authentic
genius you must learn to be a
reliable human being. And
there's only one way to learn
to be that-get out and let
under! Grab the first job
that comes along. What sort
Of a job? Any sort of a job -
for one jobs as good for what
ails you as the next. You can
learn as much about writing
from 'thaShing" in q restau-
rant as from listening to Bcr-
nard Shaw. Get a job and get
busy. Then if you are a ge-
MUS you'll get yourself under
way. And If you aren't, why,
you'll at least have learned to
be human.
The Washington times., 1930-06-21

Potential Husbands
A confirmed bachelors heart
is like a sponge: it can be
full and yet not show it-or it
can be "wrung" and spring
right back into form.
No man can possibly tell a
woman HOW long he is going
to love her; but every woman
insists on having at least q
rough estimate, If only in order
to check up on him, when she
sees signs Of q slump.
A man can manage to get
accustomed to the kind of
woman who bursts forth like q
geySer, into tears or Mysteries,
at regular intervals; but the
woman who keeps him tip-toe-
ing aound is the kind like q
volcano, who goes along serene
ly for months, and then erupts
suddenly and Unexpectedly.
Many q woman has been
amazed to discover that the
husband who couldn't open q
can of peas or butter his own
toast at home, is knc i among
his cronies as "the best cook
In camp"
The Washington times., 1930-06-21

The handicap of poverty can
be overcome.
illness can be conquered.
A physical disability can be
checkmated.
Bad habits can be thrown
overheard.
All the mistakes of life, no
matter what they may be, can
be rectified.
Study yourself first and fore
most.
Get an unbiased perspective
on yourself.
Face the facts about your
inner self.
Stop pretending. Stop make
believe. Stop bluffing.
Stop trying merely to get by.
That is the first big step to
greater efficiency. Then study
the lives Of great men and see
how they accomplished what
they did. Study also the many
books that are available on
4Il1Ilu SIuUICS'
Each individual is a porblem
unto himself and each person
must by himself try to improve
But whoever you are. what
ever you are, you can and
should develop every single side
of your nature into the acme
and top-notch of efficiency. It
is a duty you owe to yourself,
to your family, to your loved
ones, to your work, to your
future.
Indeed, each and every one
Of us owes a debt to the civiliza-
tion we were born into. We re-
ceived much at the hands Of
others.
Therefore we should give
much in retllrn-at least, as
much as we can.
The way to do that is to in
crease your efficiency to the
utmost.
1t can be done!
The Washington times., 1930-06-21
LISTEN WORLD!

Hate the stupid, colorless mo-
notony of your life? Feel all
choked up with glorious aspira-
tions? Long to express your
self in some dramatic way? Sure
that if you could have your
chance you'd "show them?
And while you're waiting for
that chance to come along, what
are you doing? Sitting around
dreaming? Fooling a little with
writing or music or art, or
maybe an invention? Piling up
bills for someone else to pay
and, of course, deSpising the
tiresome drudges who earn the
money to pay those bills?
Watching them sweat, do you
say to yourself: Let 'em grind.
That's all they are good for.
But I'm different. I could
do wonderful things if I only
had a chance. They can't pos
sibly understand how I feel.
And it's outrageous to expect
me to work at some common
job like an ordinary person. A
common job would simply wreck
me. But if I could only express
what I feel!"
Is that what you're saying,
partner? Probably-for it's a
very popular monologue in this
Twentieth century. But If you
are, stop kidding yourself, for
that line of conversation will
never get you anywhere.
In the first place, you're
probably overestimating the i'm
portance of your inward spasms,
stranger. You have concluded
that they are a proof OF
smothered genius. Well, maybe
they're genius. And maybe
The Washington times., 1930-06-21
O'Connor's Deserved Promotion

Promotion Of Capt Edward oConnor be Battalion Chief
Of the Fire Department wilt be pleasing Washington
people,
Captain 0Oonnor Is splendid fireman. with all the quail
ficaous leader he is popular with fremen and
with the public He well liked in Congress- where he has
the good will Of large numbers Of statesmen.
Much of the credit for bettermen Of working conditions
and better salaries in the Fire Department in
is due to the unng efforts tact and diplomacy Of this eff
cent public servant.
What he has done for fremen who have often honored
him by electng him president their Freghters Assoca
ton has been duplicated for policemen Of the city by Pres
dent Varney Of the PoCemens Association and by Milton
D. Smith, former president Of that organization
In matters before Congress these trusted by Sena
tors and Representatives.
The Washington times., 1930-06-21
The Marry-GO-ROund
BY Helen Rowland

The only reckless" loves,
these days, appear to be the
married ones. A seasoned bach
elor knows that an ounce Of
caution is worth pound of ex.
PLANTATION and picks his words
warily.
When a man glances over his
shoulders, it is not because he
is afraid of his own shadow, but
because he is afraid Of some
WOMAN'S shadow.
Before marriage, a man may
wire a girl just in order to tell
her that he loves her; but.
after marriage, he heSitates to
go to that extravaganza and ef-
fort, unless he has something
really IMPORTANT to say.
The greatest difficulty in
bringing down a wild deer or
a wild bachelor, is to get one
Of them to stand STILL long
enough.
Nothing is more pathetic than
to watch a big. bluShing six
footer trying to laugh off, his
two-by-four wife'S danger sig
mails.
The Washington times., 1930-06-21
Secrets Of Health
BY DR.. Louis E. Bisch

Efficiency may be summedR1p
as right living
It means success In every re-
lationship of life.
In fact, happiness and sue
cess in life are closely bound up
in your efficiency. Why not
therefore try to improve your
efficiency?
But I do not mean efficiency
in a narrow, restricted sense.
Efficiency means more than
holding a job and proSpering in
that job.
You are truly efficient when
you live a well.balanced and
rounded life. If you can make
good on your job you can also
make good in your home
Both featS require the putting
forth of your better self
The point is that for greater
efficiency yous must develop
yourself in every direction and
under all conditions. And re-
member that If you are not eff
cient in your domestic relations
you cannot be as efficient in
your business as you should be.
If your emotional life. your
love life, is. not adjusted, you
cannot possibly progress in the
world Of affairs as you would
like to progress.
It will be more difficult for
you to reach the goal Of sue
cess upon which you have set
your heart. You will be 11andi-
capped by the ball and chain
of your own emotions.
Nor can you achieve greater
efficiency by simply Wishing
for it.
You can, however, overcome
every handicap that exists,
every handicap that ordinarily
mars efficiency, If you set to
work in the proper way.
The Washington times., 1930-06-21
ONCE-OVERS

Of hope-the goal you want to
make.
Your feet viii take care OF
themselves if your eyes are
glued to the bulls eye. You hes
itate, wondering If the future
may not hold better time to
start.
Lack Of confidence in your.
self coming to the fore with too
many thoughts Of possible fail.
ure.
If thoughts control you, why
not make them success thoughts?
Drill into yourself a greater
fighting spirit, more confidence,
more hope, a stronger decision
to make success irrespective Of
difficulties.
You will need such q spirit
throughout your life.
The Washington times., 1930-06-21
Hearst Papers Advocate

1. Peace and Gmtty aDtth all nations; entGnghng
alliances Nth Mone," as ADVOCATED By George
Washington
g. Proportional representation In the United States
Senate, no State TO haze less than tuOo Senator's.
Legislation to enforce prompt constitutional reap
porttonnsent IN the House OF Representatives.
8. separate Department OF the Army, OF the Macy
and of the Air Forces all united under Secretary
of National Defense.
A. FedeYgj action to the limit Of Federal potOers to
abolish AtiterGcy In the United States under a
Secretary of Education.
S. Election of Congress in NoOtm6er. Installation
of the President first of January Mert after
on the first of January fOllotOtn0 Inauguration
November election.
The Washington times., 1930-06-21

Costa Rica, the little nation
of a half million population in
Central America, which has
neither an army nor q navy
and is known as one of the
most peaceful countries in the
world, is planning to use the
airplane for patrolling the
country by its native police.
Ten thousand German vet
Grams of the World War plan
to visit Verdun, the Artois,
Chenin des Danes and other
battlefields Of France In August
to decorate the graves Of
their dead comrades.
The Washington times., 1930-06-21
DO YOU KNOW THAT

A sliding scale Of benefits
is arranged for the parents
of larger and better families
in France. The firStborn
draws a prize Of 40 francs,
the second $50. and from then
on $40 a head until the total
reaches an even dozen.
Ii Ching.Wan, age ass, is
believed to be the Oldest liv-
inc human in history. He Is
in perfect health and lives
with a great-grandchild In
China, who is 80. His uncut
fingernails are over IL inches
IN length.
The Washington times., 1930-06-21
A Strong Spirit
Back Of each hope there is q


Back Of each hope there is q
fear.
That should not make you
afraid to undertake worthwhile
things.
The question is whether you
have schooled yourself to over
come difficulties.
Have you been gutter when
the way was hard and things
went against you?
Unless you can inspire your
self with confidence you can
not expect to inStil the right
spirit among those who must
work under you.
OF course there is an element
Of uncertainty about everything.
But why think about it?
Keep your mind on the. star
The Washington times., 1930-06-21
WORDS FROM LIPS OF WISE MEN

The behavior Of men to the
lower animals, and their be-
havior to each other, bear q
constant relationship.
Spencer.
Nothing under the sun Is acci-
dental, least OF all that Of which
the intention is so clearly evi-
dent.-LesSing.
Everybody who has the least
sensibiIity or imagination de-
riveS q certain pleasure from
pictures. s.-MaeCaulays
The Washington times., 1930-06-21
'ength.

The little boy the white horse with its legs chopped off
0 space also represents happy India. !"
This young gentleman, aged 49, is his Hghness George
Tjarao Maharajah of Gwalior.
This boy has millions and millions of Hndus bow down be-
tore him.
Now in this last picture you the dark side of India
mother of the Unouchable class holds her poor dress
before her mouth would be insult for her breathe
on one of the high caste Hindus.
Her baby badly SCARED with disease is doomed to life
Of misery horrible abect nferority Of which have
conception.
The Washington times., 1930-06-21

gardless Of age, sex, race or
conditions. Walters have 'em
as well as Senators-plumberS
as well as poets. There never
yet was a human who didn't
think that he was better than
his job who didn't
The Washington times., 1930-06-21

Everybody sympathizes with his noble efforts TO free
India. !"
But the freedom India NEEDS is not SO much freedom
from British control freedom from horrible conditions
home freedom from base religious superstitutonS from
multiplicity Of abomnable and vicious gods and from hor
rbe caste system that condemns many hopeessness and
degradation through life.
The Hndus Great Britain of unjust government
The harmful thing that Great Britain has done TO
India found in the fact that Britain has increased midas
population from 2O0,000,O0O to 300000O0O.
You cannot make steel bridge except with steel You
cannot make liberty except Of people ready for hbsrJ