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New Britain herald., 1930-10-04
CUBAN CONGRESS-
 REVOkES RIGHTS ACCedeS to Presidents Plea
 During Coming Election OPPOSITION VOTED DOWN
Troops Guard Members as They Vote .-Nachado Given Free Hand in
 Preserving Order Until Ballot Has
 Been Taken.

Havana, Oct. Pl-The Cuban congress, convoked in special session, early today suspended constitutional guarantees in Havana and vicinity until after the general election to be held November 1. At the presidents s pleasure the suspension may be eX- tended throughout the island. Troops guarded congress as it met.
 The suspension. gives the adminis- tration of the president, GeneIal Gerardo Machado Y Morales, free hand to deal with any situation that may arise between now and cleo tion time in the territory where his greatest opposition always has been encountered.
 Sends Special Message
 The congressional action was ask ed by the president Thursday in 6 special message. drafted after con- ference with leaders of the senate and house, and members of the cab inet and other advisers. His mes- sage to the legislative body request ed the suspension as safeguard against disorder.
 The senate, meeting late yesterday, received the presidential message first, and after considerable debate voted ratification IS to 5. The vote represented the necessary three fourths majority, although there was some confusion as to the num- Der of senators present, press repre- sentatives having first understood 23 of the "A members were in atten- dance.
 . It was nearly midnight when the presidential message went to the house of representatives, where Car los Manuel De La Cruz, conservative party member, led the opposition to approval. Senor De La Cruz insisted that it was not necessary for the president to go to such an extreme to guarantee peace in the republic.
 Joins. in Opposition
 Representative Enrique Recio, lib- era1 representative, joined with De La Cruz. He suggested that if an ex- treme measure really were necessary it would be far better for the entire lower house to tender it's resignation and permit complete new slate be elected November l.
 A special edition of the official Gazette was kept prepared through out the night so that copies con- taining the ofder of suspension of
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New Britain herald., 1930-10-04

sistance to the New Britain public
 Will Treble Flooring Space
 It was learned that with the com pletion of the new addition the working floor space of the main post office would be more than trebled. Although the plans are still in an embryonic stage, MT. Erwin states that the lobby will be mark edly changed throughout the entire building and that every possible need for the convenience of the public will be provided.
 The new addition will be a con-
 /
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New Britain herald., 1930-10-04
VETS GIVE REPORT ON YEARS EXPENSE
Spent S583,7@, 27 Per cent
 on Political Campaigns
CLAIM DRY TOTAL FALSE
Association Says Only Small Portion of Anti-SaIoon League Funds Ever Appear in Sum Sent m-USeS Money for "Education.'

Money for "Education."
 Washington, Oct. P)-The As sociation Against the Prohibition Amendment in a statement today said it's expenditures this year ap- peared much in excess of those by dry organizations because the latter report only few dollars handled by special political committees which they trump up each year for campaign purposes"
 Its own expenses reported to con- gress, the association said, amounted to $5S3,,7S0 for the first eight months of the year, but of this only about $160,000, or 27 per cent, was chargeable directly to political work. This sum, it added, included s100,- 900 previously reported spent in the Pennsylvania primary campaign, and the rest went out in small appropri- ations "in support of several repeal candidates for the senate and house in the primaries in Vermont, Massa- chusetts, New York, New Jersey. Ohio, Wisconsin. Nebraska, Wyom- ing and Washington"
 Drys Report S1O,OOO
 Dry expenditure reports up to
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New Britain herald., 1930-10-04
HOOPLE ASKS CARDS TO USE MOVIE ACTOR Says Something Must Be Done to Upset Athletics
 Morale
By Major Amos A. 'tHome Run" -..tsl ..N HoODle.


 Forest Park Zoo. St. Louis, Mo, Oct. 4-Egad! ], have been pleading with Manager Charles Street to al- low Ernie Orsatti to play in one contest of the current blue ribbon classics of baseball. Orsatti, per sonal friend of your correspondent and the man who used to double for Buster Keaton in scenes where some temeritY-was required, is about the only man I know who can upset the morale of the As. Aroomph. It ap- pears to your correspondent that some extraordinary means must be taken to halt the victorious march of the Mackian hosts. Chick Hafey wore his glasses at the plate in the first two games of thesclassic, but if Hafey cannot see what I call 'the old apple even with the help of spectacles. egad, how are the other lads to discern the swiftly flying agate with only the naked eye upon which to rely?
 I have just returned after a
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-16
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

R "a. dhsS S s4..p Net sgs ana Ri SIS
tain guaranteed work ct low cost
PAPERHANGNG-PA PAINTING, interior and
exterior; guaranteed work at reasonable
Neson ST. ns NorsR oss Koran 1850
PAPERHANGING-Roofn papered, So up;
prompt peTs Ss 1o. attention; newest designs.
om. Bapsfsd IS ap IL work REGss s
sd years; latest designs ssg5 A. J. Pemoertson'
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scraped dry. pointed whens necessary,
Rrns for 1Sr i've Sess We DO and
exterior painting. We use only pure Dutch
Boy lead, linseed oil. pure turpentine and
can be seen. VIII wire six-room house in
Guiding inside services and fixtures for $50.
ins work. which is accomplished under our
REGISTERED plumber IN acc9rda9Se With the
stall new heating plants. use new American
style radiators exclusively at $50 per
to s GSr % dsses hs d. when
it is below zero outside. We build new
porches. brick. metal and stone Earages and
pay without interest. It does not, require a
a note until the work is completed. First
payment may start May list No work sub
shop under the supervision of our manager,
who has the experience of II years. Esti-
ea Ss M kesp % hf for soa
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PAPERHANGING, PAINTING-Let me show
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S sTe o spsrhn sTn IN
ing and use Dutch BOY lead and pure lin
seed oil only; and install heating plants at
uiations Of the district ST suidins; ali esti-
mates free OF charge. Cash or terms up to
as YEAR,; no R nts5fi aM RayBsGt k e tSFs
co, BIZ 9th NV. National TAFT. 10"
PAPERHANGTNG, PAINTING, PLAsTERIN0:
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pEcoRHTINa O 60. SsE. 1855 EoN sI
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PAPERING, painting, heating plants, cleo
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Metropolltan iso7- 1908 'A' Nv" 3D. i s'"'
PIANO TUNING. g: go; repair. estimates
Lin 1857: nis6t csIi Col $40 Pot sse. A'''
PIANO TUNING. spec. price. Formerly head
tuner for Percy Foster Co. and Knabe Co
Geo. M. Walker, Col. 1895 TOT Allison NV
PLASTER EXPERIMENTATION new work,
patching. pointing up; Get the man who does
best work at reasonable prices Lloyd Perdue,
926 4th st. NV National 1898. iBs
PLUMBING. HEATING, OIL BURNING; re-
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years J. Guerin, 4i2 e. Cap. Lin. SAT-.
RADIO sERVICE-Satisfactio or no
eharse Have serviced washington radios
charge. $3.50 Brent Daniel, Shepherd 3044
RADIO sERVICE-PHONE LINCOLN 1924.
All types serviced and repaired. NORTH.
EAST BATTERY SHOP, 18th g. Fla, ave. ne.
REFRIGERATOR repaired at your home.
Made good as new. Thinning. roofing. NJ.
Isis, S03 9th NV. Nat. 1884.
ROOFING-Painting and general repairing.
spouttng guttering. ALI work guaranteed.
Call Mr.. Bowen, SO st. ne. Potomac PISA.
17s
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PERSONAL.
the rate under heading Of Personal
Is cents per line additional 20 the
regular line rate.

e 1aA and ~ w GET ss.bsy E
Health ane Accident insurance, $40 up, No
z smpson sI4 Gpshar s. Z Pr 90 al dS 5as
hems EaSy IS SANE r.. In my Sstsed
s sssesd ar, and invalids. Large porch and lawn.
ital Bridge Club at Arlington Hotel Fridays,
RECREATION FOR YOUR SON AFTER
sSn ro b hours r. nc Gan bn at his schocl At and re-
HOLD YOUR own, PARTIES. IS NIGHT;
R modsTn oaA1as Srs dane oer ess large
Eaged? Send them to Pre-School Play Group,
Kenyon eeye WORK y. play and fun are one. 1877
PLANO !dSc. IN InNssTRUcTIoN - EXPERIENCED
desired at studio rates. District S3i2.
EoR RFMM rs uPRIdHI PIANO
RUGS AT HALF PRICE. MADE FROM YOUR
Sorss s4s ssyie any Color or size Phone
MISS TuTHILLs SCH, 1850. MTWD. PL;-
d ay WE '9fS st rs meals sm-o pm; six
TRAINED NURSE WISHES TO CARE FOR
~ legation: very restful. Address Box
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN
5er children and over; hours, $50 to $50;
LADY. HAVING BUNGALOW (NEARBY VA.l,
rooms; Ink, fur. or unfur.; elec gas, ga
WARDS, z. 3. BaIlston, Va.
WANTED BY BUSINESS WoAdAN--SINGIE
room, kitshenette and bath. In strictly PEI
NV. section, central. Address 33e-z, star
once.
NURSE. OWNING HER HOME, WOULD
board ana care for elderly patient Ior one
year for $3.50 IN advances best rel. furnisbsd
Dec 40e6.J. az
MAssEUsE-THREE YEARS TRAINEpp;
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PERSONAL.
(ra1kfuWadl

REFINED. MTDpLE-AGED LADY, UNEA-
family in sxeSanse for iisht duties Write
xddres So Box asx ssf
z @ q; Nestle La Muir ' permanen i com
M RISE aEAT TPPsp syea'ns Is1s st. NOV
ADJ 2os. aetropoli tan $3.50 o. = .. NV
THOSE DESIRING FUNDS FOR CHURCH
societies or other ORGANIZATIONS should write
for helpful new plan. 1887 18th st. NV.
room, also basement Kitchen, completely
fgI,nissed; private entrance. Cali evenings.
SKILLED MUSICIAN WILL STORE PIANO.
preferably grand privilege Of moderate use;
consider PURCHASING. Address Box 1927,
LADY WHO HAS HAD FINANCIAL RE-
verses would like work, any time; knowledge
Of bookkeeping. Address Box 42o-z. Star
COATS OF ARMS PAINTED IN on, OR
water water colors individual lamp sshsdes In
EXCELLENT sEAMsTREsS is YEARS EX-
perlence, Will keep business ladies' clothes
Adams Al Wi4 44t eah Alterations best references
SPECIALIST MAKES TEETH THAT STAY
a9d or money n gsck Sniy hare cases wanted
CHILDREN BOARDED IN PRIVATE HOME
Tleh n91 tn sS7s care Special care given to
pREssMAKINd-EvEN GOWNS MADE
sple 2o4 West Clifton Terrace. 14th and
clifton SITS. NV.
MILLiINERY1z;AI Kinds Of renovatingi, re-
Ise Ssh st. ne. Lin. 3l6s-W.
LADY in BUSINESS, TO SHARE AFT. on
Can North 1851 ST. "-lO'-'el' A'-' "'O"@"''
KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY GRADES.
tion to and from home. home Columbia f is9s.
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY, COLLEGE
graduate; familiar witt, foreign ianeuages,
Ad fGRsd Box s2 ssr oe
COMPETENT PRACTICAL NURSE, TACT
invalid or let several rooms, large bunga-
low, newly remodeled, h.-w.h., electricity,
grounds, four blocks from p. G.. half block
from Wisconsin ave. 10 Dorset ave. Sym
JAMES JERVIs BAGNALL THE YOUNGER.
Information is required IS to the present
WELLINGTON, New Zealand, who is believed to
have formerly resided at Palmerston North.
y the a co ans e @ d4sd States ss' 81
America, ANY person having any informa-
22 Z JHMs % SRossksY s Ts
itors, 2s Waterloo street, Birmingham, Eng
land.
ANTIQUES. DIAMONDS. PAWN TICKETS.
ron Z CO, 1919 + St. NV. National 5s4s
TRAINED NURSE WILL BOARD Chill
dren. Terms, S625 a week Proper diet.
outdoor play. Suburban home. Shepherd
2350-J.
GIVE YOUR RUGS A CHANCE TO LIVE
cleaner and longer life. Their beauty dis
played only when clean. Phone Mr.. Pyle,
Nat. $3.50 and 1894. SANITARY CARPET &
PATTERNS CUT TO MEASURE. STYLE
and Mt guaranteed, LIVINGSTONE Academy.
80 years in Washington. 1888 E st. Met. 1888.
der years; special diet; doctors reference.
Shepherd 2ss2-W.
MASSAGE TREATMENT IN YOUR HOME
Phone Col. 09s7-W. l7'
YOUNG'S KINDERGARTEN - SUPERVISED
play, dramatics, French, dancing; transpor-
tation by private car; normal school
teachers. North 69e3, l7s
YTT-O-NET BATHS; BATTLE CREEK RE-
Queer; massage and alcohol rubs; white
operator. Potomac 472t, lie
CURTAINS LAUNDERED AND STRETCHED.
Phone
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MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS'

BROKERS.
Cafeteria, in hotel; expensive euuipmpnt.
rent, 500; price, $3.50; opportunity for lady.
Cafeteria - oldoestab;; modern fixtures;
s2,soO. o' ''' '''' 'iAOe'
Cafeteria. near Government dent; owner
leaving city; price, $1,000.
Bargain; conf, delicatessen and unch;
rent, $50, including apart; price, $1,000
Tea room, near 10th and Pa. ave; exelu-
sive ara paving soda fountain; rent S75;
Cigar and news; receipts about $500 per
week; price, $4,000.
Bakery. receipts, s4S day; rent. SIS;
price right
Hardware and radio store; large stock; on
portunity for right man; price, $500.
Rooming house: IS rooms, baths;
h,-w,hs; beautiful furniture: price, si,650.
Rooming house; downtown; h.-wh.; cleo;
Rooming house; downtown: IL .ooms;
price, $500.
Consult US to buy or sell. Our success
known. Estab. over is yrs. on N, Y. ave.
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS,
92e New Yogk ave,
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SITUATTON-wOMEN.
fFamkfrrEAd

Bookkeeper-S tenographer,
years experience. Address BOX 227-z, Star
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LADIES' TOT.
Who are looking for genuine opportunity
in one Of the highest paid professions opened
to women.
The sCHARIE" corporation Is preparing q
radio sales campaign and hundreds OF leads
will be ready for distribution.
THE CHARTS foundation garment is
selling more rapidly today than ever before.
"CHARIS" is also nationally advertised.
Our ladies are earning q large income
weekly on commission.
Qualifications: Age, 20 or over; pleasing
days per week. Ali accepted applicants viii
receive thorough training.
Suite 50i, 1918 r Street NV
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SIIUAIIUNb-MEN AND WOMEN.
CHAUFFEUR, butler and cook, places wanted
by man and wife; reference. Phone North
S372 1872 Florida ave. NV, apt !.
COLORED COUPLE desires Job as chauffeur
and maid to go away for Summer; city REL
erenceS furnished. Col. 0466-M evenings or
apply 6l2 Harvard st. NV.
COUPLE for private family; cook and gen.
eral homework, experienced; reference.
Mrs. b. Mahinog, HOS 18th st. NV. Met.
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Phone
North GAIT.
RODY RUILDING

with Hanovian Alpine sun lamp, ultra
violet ray, infra-red ray, American cabinet
bath, hot olive oil and electrical massage,
shower bath, etc. Private treatments. Rea-
sonable. Washington Physical Culture Studio,
1720 NJ NV. N. 1885, D. A. COE, P. d.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO ATLANTA ABOUT MARCH Al
or %. Desire companion who will share ex-
1922.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES 10 SHARE expenses
81 auto trtp to Houston, Tex, about April a.
Give full particulars. Address Box 244-Z
DRIVING TO MIAMI, Fla, return in one
SsSsn Ca can 5ake three or four passengers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-26
KRGv-HARLINGEN

Daily except Sunday-6:30-9:O0 Z. m; l0:30-11:3o a. m: 4.3o--7O0 P m.
Sunday-Son-9:l5 a m: II noon-2:00 p. m
(By The Associated PressJ y
Programs n Central Standard time p NJ unless otherwise indicated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-26

Hargrove, part lot IS, block ass,
Mission. $1,000.
r. L. jenkins ct ux. to s. p. Oar
nell, N. IL of S. ID lot 3, block
28. Alamo tract. s25O0.e0.
L. Z. Whitlow et ux to John d.
Cannon. E. 10 &C. Of W. IL lot IL,
block 81. Capisallo. $1,000.
John II. Shary to r. v. Griffin.
part Of N. <. IA of N. K. Ia Sec.
-. La Fersa. s2.862.00.
Myrtle Allen. ct vir to Earl Loo
ney, ct al. N. 23.18 &C. Farm Tract
SOS. West Tract. $1,000.
Anna Van Ramsnorst. ct vir, 10
Leo. ". Mathes. lots 3. 4. 5 and 9.
CO. Cooperative Groves Subd. $1,000.
@. J.. FARRELL to DR.. 4. II. Bursey,
lot "a. block 80. Capisallo. s 100000.
Thos. 3. Sammons. ct ux to I. @.
Cook, lots 8 and 10, block I43, Mis-
sion. Sf60o.00.
Fred Kaiser, ct ux TO w. L. Lun-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
THE STATE OF X

To the Sheriff or any Constable
Of Cameron county-Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summon A. =. Martin by making
publication OF this citation once in
each week for four successive weeks
previous TO the return day hereof,
In some newspaper published ia
your county, II there be a newspaper
published therein, but II not. then
in the nearest county where a news
paper Is published. to appear at the
next regular term OF the County
court OF Cameron County at Law,
to be holden at the court house
thereof. In Brownsville. Texas, on
the first Monday in October. A. ID.
1880. the same being the 9th day
OF October. A. d. 1880, then and
there to answer a petition filed in
said court on the 18th day Of Feb
rnary. "A. ID. 1880. In a suit num-
bered On the docket Of said court
No 1926. wherein r. L. Duncan is
plaintiff and "A. Z. Martin, defen-
dant. and said petition alleging
that on or about the 10th day Of
September. 1923. Plaintiff. nc the
special instant and request OF de-
PENDANT, sold and delivered to de-
PENDANT certain goods. wares and
merchandise on the -everal dates
specified In the verified account
attached to plaintiffs petition,
whereby the Defendant promised "a
pay the plaintiff the sum OF ss75.0o
az the expiration Of 80 days there
after. That the defendant has fail
ed to pay the same or any part
thereof. except $4,000. TO the plain
lifts damage in the sum Of S575.O0.
Plaintiff prays for judgment in the
sum OF s575.00. interest and cost
Of suit. and for special and general
relief.
Wherein TAIL not, but have before
said court. at its aforesaid next
regular term. this writ with YOU
return thereon. showing how
haxe executed the same.
Given under my hand and seal
or said court at office In Browns
vile. Texas. this the 4th day OF
September. A. d. 1880.
H. D.. SEAGO. Clerk County
Court. Cameron County. at Law
BY o. F. BRENNER. Deputy.
Issued this 4th day OF September.
"A. ID. 1880.
H. d. SEAGO. Clerk { Inty
Court. Cameron County at Law
BY Q. +. BRENNER. Deputy.
9-5-l2-l9-26-4t-3639
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These Want AID Columns Are Bargain Counters for Valley People

dy, &C ux, lot s7-S. West Adm. to
Sharyland. $1,000.
J. G. EngIeman. Jr. TO J. r. Glass
cock, Engleman's Re-Subd. Sec.
asa and 263. Tex. Mex. lot 20
First Natl Bank McAllen 10 Ralph
Z. Sibson, S4.000.00 lots 5. u e. Is.
block 8, American Co.'s Lands HI
dalgo a. Cameron co.
Frank Army TO Frank Army, ct Tx
to Wl-2 Of S1-2 lot 8, block A..
Capisallo. $i650.OO w IL OF STA lot
8. block "A, Capisalio.
Lloyd M. Bentsen, ct al to George
III. Tucker $1,000 NJ. is &C. or 8. 10
Ia &C. Lot SO, Holt Tract.
8. z. Colglazier, ct Tx TO Nellie
r Jones $4,000 ". 10 &C. lot 7, blk.
Q. "A. J. McColi Subd.
William ID. Crick, ct TX TO J. Fl.
Lynn s1.00 S. 10 of w. Is &C. Farm
Tract 1877. West Tract.
L. L. Davis, ct ux 10 Frank X.
Osborn $1,000 Und. IL Int. lot 4.
block Is. McAllen.
Edinburg Securities Co. to Bor-
derland Orchards Co. $1,000 Z. Is
&C. lot ., Sec. 278, Tex. Mex.
u. M. Everitt TO Berthell Everitt.
$1,000 lot 4. block 343; lots % and
"a, block 208: lots Q e. 10, block 1877
and lots . a. Ella lot 6, block IA.
Edinburg.
Teodoro Saenz. ct ux to Gume-
cindo ZuniFa $1,000 lots 20 a. 30,
block 4. Hidalgo townsite.
Willie Yames to Ira r. Baize,
$1,000 lot 10. Re-Subd. S. part blk.
"a. Mercedes.
L. c. Mellenbruch. et ux TO otto
p. Mason, ct Tx $4,000 N1-2 OF
Wi-2 lot IA. block Al, Alamo Tract.
A. j. Ross, Jr.. 10 Frances Elois
Edwards sl.00 lots 4 & 5, block 365.
Edinburg.
Ramon Salinas ct ux TO Ascension
Salinas. ct al $1,000 lot II. block
IS, Mercedes.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Coz
8. p. Woodruff ct ux 10 William
Stoddard, north 10 &C. block 81,
Hooks and Hodges Sub. No. !. $40.
Port Isabel co. to B. l. Hobgood.
lot g. block 81, Port Isabel. $4,000.
Ftarst National Bank. Killeen, to
Ralrfh <. Sibson. lots 5-l2-l3 block
8. Am. r. O. Id. e. !. Co. Sub.
100000.
Jessie K. Liddell TO Suzanna D.
Wink; lots IL, Is, 10, block !, N. 5.
Liddell Addn. TO Harrington. 5000.
Jessie K. Liddell TO David d.
Wink. lots IS, is, block l. n. s.
Liddell Addn. to Harlingen. $500.
The Holly Beach co. TO r. B.
Coolsby. east one-half lot 5, block
G, Shore Line Addn. Holly Beach
Tovnsite. $1,000.
Jesse Morris Abel 10 Jesse F.
Paddell ct al, blocks 90 and 29A
Los Ebanos Est. L. 3.S7 acres and
the South 20 acres lot 3. block LOG.
s5870.O0.
G. Q. Robertson ct al to VIM. j.
Robertson et al, lot 3. block 205.
containing 1924. FL Jardin Re-sub.
$4,000.
Port Isabel Co. 70 Henry
Broughton. lot IS, block 12-A. Port
Isabel. Sl25.00.
Los Ebanos Estates, Inc. to G.. G.
Wagner. lots %. %. block 8. Los
EbanoS Addn. S3500.00.
Port Isabel Co. to Port Isabel
Realty Co.. 800 acres townsite Port
Isabel. Santa Isabel tract. s25,-
10000.
G. c. Wagner to Manuel Martinez
lots $50. Isl, Colonia Victoria.
E. L. Ray to o. A. Nations. lots
&, 5. block ii. Combes. $1,000.
III. H. Hardin to VIM. Cameron &
Co. Inc, lot Z. block 90, Harrington.
$1,000.
III. II. Hardin to VIM. Cameron
e. Co. Inc. 223 acres out OF sur
vey 50. West Harrington. $1,000.
s. Feldman TO J. Levine, lot ].
block /. and lot 6. block !, Taylor
hAddn. Harlingen. $4,000.
III J. Levine to s. FeldEan. lots IL
Harrington. $4,000.
Port Isabel Irrigation Co. TO Jno.
G. Fajen ct al. 200 acres. block D..
Sec. s. Unit 3. Bayview Citrus
4 GrosHes Sub. $4,000.
4 VIC. Mathes to Adolfo CARA.
lot 5. block IL, Colonia La Palma;
s3l5O0.
American Land Co. to II. II
Meyer; 23.46 acres block rs and the
south ll.46 acres. block Sc. Bixby
Re-Sub. Capisallo Dist: s6.947.54.
w. r.. Bennett. ct ux to Dena-d
w. Brewster. et al: Lot ?. block
2i3. Ind. Tex. Id. g. Irrig. Co.:
$1,000 etc.
James A. Russell. ct Al. to II. +
Watkins: out or Share - Z. S
CT. 100 acre; 5000 etc.
Mrs. z. z. Roland. ct al. 10 Port
Isabel Irrigation Co.: five acres
Santa Isabel Grant. So. IL block
~. Bayside Dew. Co.. Box Ranch.
s562-50.
Ferris Watson. ct ux, to Port
Isabel company: lot "A. block 50.
Port Isabel. si.00. etc.
A. r. Parker. 10 AL. and LLOYD
Parker. Inc. north ten acres, block
90. Browne Tract $1,000 etc.
v. NJ. villareal to A. G. Cara;