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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-30
G ADVERTISEMENT
CITATION BY PUBLICATION

No. 9375- Antonio Sustiata -
Refugia Vegas Sustiata. IN the
Civil District Court. OF Cameron
County. Texas
The State Of Texas 70 the Sheriff
or any Constable Of Cameron coun-
ty-GreetinF
You are hereby commanded. that
BY making publication OF this Cit
alton in some newspaper published
in the county Of Cameron once in
each week for four consecutive
weeks previous to the return day
hereof. you summon RefuEia VEGAS
Sustiata whose residence Is IN
known. who Is alleged 70 be non
resident Of the state OF Texas. 10
be and appear at the next regular
term Of the Civil District Court
Of Cameron County. 70 Be holden
81 the court house thereof. in the
city Of Brownsville, on the 3rd
Monday in July A. d. 1880. the anne
being the 21st day or July A. d.
1880. then and there TO answer a
petition filed in said court on the
3rd day Of April "A. d. 1880. III y
suit. numbered on the docket Of
said court. No. 1913 wherein Anto-
Mo Sustiata is plaintiff. and Re-
fugia VEGAS Susti3ta Is defendant:
the nature OF plaintiffs demands
being substantially. as follows. to-
wit. Suit for divorce on the grounds
Of abandonment and cruel treat
ment.
Herein fail not. but have q be-
fore said Court on the said first
day Of next term thereof this writ
with your return thereon. showing
how YOU have executed the same
Given Under M hand and seal
OF said court. al office in the CITY
of Brownsville. this the goth dav
Of April. A. D. 1880.
Witness. Jno. r. Scanlan.
Clerk Of District Court in and for
Cameron County. Texas.
4-50-7-i4-2f-4t-3T35
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Apparently
Quiet for Two DAYS

LONDON. April 30.-iP-Unless
all news Of disturbances Is being
stopped By British censors. two full
days have passed without a serious
breach of the peace in India.
Closing 10 visitors OF Khyber Pass.
outlet from India to Afghanistan.
was unexplained. but was regarded
as a precautionary act adopted for
the protection OF Postwar, II miles
distant.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
The UNITED STATES FOR THE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
TEXAS

IT the Matter Of John NcClesry.
Jr, Bankrupt. No. 32l. In Bank
rupty.
TO the Creditors CT said Bankrupt.
Notice IS hereby given that on
the 18th day of April. 1880. the
said John McCleary. Jr.. q dealer
III musical instruments. Of Browns
vie, Cameron county. Texas. was
adludSed a bankrupt. and the iTst
meeting Of his creditors VIII De
held AZ the office OF Ira WEBSTER.
Referee in Bankruptcy. in the Steg-
man Building. Brownsville. Texas,
on the 10th dav cf May. 1880, AZ
eleven ni) a. n. al which time
and place the creditors OF the said
John Mccleary. J-, bankrupt. may
appear. prove their claims. elect 2
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SUMMARY

The weather continued mostly
cloudy and unsettled throughout
the country since last report. with
light rains in the plateau region and
moderate to heavy scattered rains
in the central and south-central
tsates. Temperatures were somewhat
above the seasonal average prac-
tically throughout the country this
morning
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GRADUATE
in WESLACO
attending State Meet
n Austin On
n Thursday
10 The Herald)

Special 10 The Herald)
FLACO, April 30.-Weslaco
are closing the year in ex-
condition, Supt. z. z. Cham
IS announced. Teachers in all
hents have been reelected
year.
following regular attendance
Ped: IN junior and senior,
~ grammar school, $50: and
exican school. 500, making a
attendance OF 1900.
[ificates OF awards for perfect
zance have proven satisfactory
g attendance up.
In the state meet TO be
Justin are James Kirgan
Hudson in tennis dou-
Mcclure and Juanita
girls debate: Joyce
y tipping: Boynton Martin
xtemporaneous speaking.
obins in high and Rachel
grammar school essay.
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25O Fight Fire

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, April Sop
More than $50 men today fought
fires burning over approximately
10000 acres Of WisconSin's forests.
A heavy smoke hung over the en-
tire Chequamegon bay region as
fighters backfired In attempts TO
save threatened farm dwellings.
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Indiana Men Study
Valley Industries

HARLINGEN. April 30.-Charles
<. Carter. manager OF the Sterling
Manufacturing company or IT. WAY
ne, Ind. and other inGustrialists of
the state. are here today inspecting
industrial possibilities OF R1arlnren
and other Valley towns.
Mr.. Carter was in the Valley five
years ago and expressed much sur
prise over the growth which has
greeted him IN the various towns
he has visited.
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ELL TO
jim VALLEY
Yal 70 The Eeraldl

gal to The Herald)
Nv, April 5o.-George B.
tate commissioner Of agri-
address the conference
m LANDS Division Of the
hesitate board here May
according to a tentative
pounced today.
Akers will be G. L.
Houston. secretary Of
ssociation farm lands
Dordan also Of Hous-
51f the state associa-
Wood, president Of
board: J. 7. McGreg-
kltural agent South
Is, o. B. Martin,
hon. Texas A e. NJ
e, Jr.. % McAllen
dress OF welcome
he conference.
j close Saturday
NTH a barbecue
board members
Progreso Devel-
s OF Texas will
Ice. according TO
who is aiding IN
heir reception.
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First figures. lowest temperature
last night: second. highest yester-
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An prisoners Wis right
100. This. OF course, went
1eriff as fees Of office. and
lis the sheriff was enabled
loy deputies and keep his
hing and also turn in a con-
sum as excess fees.
4 does not allow the COM
court TO pay deputy hire
sheriff is no Santa Claus
II pay deputies unless he
income from some source
TO throw away this pro-
sral prisoners would be 10
eriff' hands and almost
loffice and thus give out
- to all the crooks in the
Y on both sides OF the
ne doors were open in
COUNTY. There are some
H. have to be done even
n cost money. and that is
|the hands Of our officials
Ing the law.
Much Complaint
.ve had considerable COM
r. federal authorities and
|erard the warnings OF our
&c / feel sure We will lose
Lsorers.
4 keeping federal prisoners
ability instead az an asset,
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vcvernnent is not to be
.rnornent's consideration:
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q. ~ intracoastal canal and
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ix : shls Is the last county
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tre Thing Of slapping the
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r. \ cooperate IN anything.
MUaaH|#M
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Let Results Prove the Merit Of Herald
LEGAL ADVERTISENIENT

trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as
may properly come before such
meeting. Dated April 2eth. 1880.
Ira Webster.
Referee IN Bankruptcy
4-30-lt-3734
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REAL ESTATE
LOS EBANOS

brownsville'B Supreme Residential DIS
trlc1 carer ally restricted. completely
improved. Iome siteB from $4,000.
49, terms James-Dickinscn Co.
realtors. cn-heR ~ fmrdin Hotel Bldg
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AUTOAIOTIVE

FOR SALE-Ford. Chevrolet or Dodge
1929 models. all closed cars. A. O. Al
exander. 1921 Levee ST.. B230
FOR SALOONS Cadillac phAeton.
Model 81. Price $500. 1t. Col. Koch.
IT. Brown. B235
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Apase u

Rn 10 make the
9bnts due March
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is the plan we
We will offer an
which We would.
II improvements
al government,
" feeding fed
now the net
bn $50 per day
accept federal
funthinkable. We
e Sam any spe-
his prisoners
90. To re-
- -
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SIDEBOARD and table Tor sale. Heavy
oak. fine condition. Bargain. Write
B236 Herald. B23s
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Political
Announcement

Under this heading will be puolisheE1
he nannps Of Candidates for publfI
1ffice. The fees for announcement
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MAY WE serve your ice box with pure
crystal Ice and save you money a. well
as food7 Delivery guaranteed daily.
solicit your patronage. Harris the IN
dependent Dealer. Phone e03-W.
El7s
The Washington times., 1930-03-28

the stock. Add salt and pep
per and the remaining lettuce
shredded very fine. Cook 80
minutes. Serve with cheese crack
ers. If the soup is too thin a
little thickening may be added by
adding 2 tablespoons flour.
Duchess Soup-Two cups stock,
/ slice carrot, 4 tablespoons but
ter, 2 cups Chestnut Farms milk,
"a cup grated cheese, l stalk eel
cry, / slice onion, 2 tablespoons
flour. Cook seasoning with stock.
strain: make thin white sauce of
the flour, butter and milk, add
to the stock. When ready to
serve add grated cheese. Salt
and pepper to taste.
Cream Of Celery SOup-Two
cups celery, / quart cold water,
2 cups sweet milk, 3 tablespoons
Washington flour, tablespoons
butter, salt and red pepper to
taste. Wash and dice >lery and
boil until very tender in water.
Rub the celery through a strainer
and return to the water in which
it was boiled. Add the salt and
pepper. Mix the flour and but
ter to a paste and add to the
milk. which should be warm.
Mix with the celery mixture; boil
gently for 10 minutes and serve.
Use double boiler for cooking.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28

Beef GumbO-Two quarts water,
l pound beef trimmings and bone,
u cup butter, / large onion, 2
cups canned or fresh okra, 5
small tomatoes, 2 sprigs parsley,
z teaspoon pepper, 2 tablespoons
salt, Y cup rice, / cup cream.
Brown the meat trimmings in
butter and add with the bone to
the cold water. Add the salt,
onion, pepper, rice, okla and to-
mato and simmer hours. When
ready to serve, add the chopped
parsley and cream. Serve with
pieces of the beef in the plate
with the soup.
Cream Of Bean Scup-Three
slices of bacon, 2 cups or can
baked beans, / quart cold water
2 tablespoons minced onion, 2
teaspoons salt, "a teaspoon pep
per. l cup milk, l tablespoon
flour, l tablespoon minced par
sley, 2 tablespoons butter. Dice
the bacon and cook in a deep
pan. Then add the mashed beans,
water. seasoning and onion. Sim
mer 80 minutes. Rub through a
strainer. Melt the butter, add
the flour and then add to the
hot soup with the milk. Cook 5
minutes. Add the minced par
sley and more seasoning If de-
sired. Serve with croutons.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28

lux gas refrigerator ana chill ~
minutes. Add the vanilla and
stiffly beaten cream and stir
thoroughly. Return to the refrig-
orator and freeze 2 hours.
Pineapple ButterscOtch Parfait
/ tablespoon gelatine, "a cup cold
water, u cup white sugar, u cup
brown sugar, 2 tablespoons butter,
n cup water, 2 egg whites, "
pint cream, 1h cups crushed
pineapple, / teaspoon vanilla.
E TX the gelatine IN cold water,
melt over hot water, boil the white
and brown sugar together with the
butter and a half a cup Of water
L.. l they form a soft ball in cold
water. Then pour the hot syrup
ever the stiffly beaten egg whites,
beating meanwhile. Chill the mix
ture and fold in the whipped
cream and well drained pineapple.
Add the vanilla and melted gelatine
and beat thoroughly. Pour into a
mold and chill for several hours.
Serve in parfait glasses topped
with maraSchino cherries.
GeIatine Prune Whip Supreme
11a tablespoons granulated gela.
tine, / cup cold milk, / cup heavy
cream, l cup cooked chopped
pruneS, cup brown sugar. whites
of 2 eggs. juice of / lemon. Soak
gelatine in the cold milk 5 min.
utes, dissolve in the / cup scalded
milk. Strain and cool. Make a
heavy. boiled syrup of the brown
sugar and pour it over the beaten
egg whites and continue to beat
until the mixture is fairly stiff.
Cool. Add the prunes to the gela-
tine and stir in the egg mixture.
Fold in the whipped cream. add
the lemon juice and set in an
Electrolux gas refrigerator to chill
for several hours. If it is desired
. custard may be made with the
ec~ yolks.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28

Baked Fillet ROlls-Cut thin fill
lets in pieces for serving. or pound
thick ones into pieces about
"a inch thick and cut in strips
about 2 inches wide and 4
inches long. Sprinkle each with
salt and pepper and brush with
lemon juice. Place large
shrimp and a teaspoon of chopped
mushroom in the center of each
fillet and roll up like a jelly roll.
Fasten with toothpick and dip
each roll in melted butter. Place
upright in a creased pan, pour
2 tablespoons of water in the pan
and coYer with a piece of but
tered paper. Bake in a moderate
oven-375 degrees-for 80 min
utes. Remove to a hot platter. pull
out the toothpickS and sprinkle
the fish with equal parts of
minced parsley and chives. Serve
with Hollandaise sauce.
POached Fish Fillets-If the fill
lets are large cut them in pieces
AOA oC4 4N1lSD SLllhA AAA1CIO 1Idy NC
left whole. Put / quart of boil
ing water in a shallow saucepan
with a thick slice of lemon. 2
sprigs Of parsley, y teaspoon pep
percorns. / tablespoon salt and
l bouillon cube. When boiling
put in the fish-112 pounds for
S peoplercover closely and sim
mer for 20 minutes. Remember
that Simmering is cooking Just be-
low the boiling point. If the fish
cooks too rapidly it will tougnen
and may break apart. When
done, lift carefully from the water
with a skinner and place on a
hot platter, sprinkle with minced
parsley and serve with the fol
lowing sauce: Melt 2 tablespoons
OF butter and add teaspoon of
chiVeS. Cook slowly for
3 minutes, then stir in 3 table
spoons of flour and when blended
add gradually 112 cups of the
strained water that the fish was
cooked in. Continue stirring until
thickened and boiling.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28

Orange TcebOx Cake-1 cup
water, juice of lemon, pulp, juice
and rind grated from one orange
(shred and pulp, ~ pou ID marsh.
mallows cut up fine and soaked
in whipped cream, cup chopped
nuts, l cup sugar, Scant measure;
l cup orange juice, "a lady fingers,
2 tablespoons gelatine. Boil water
and sugar 20 minutes. Soak the
gelatine in cold water to cover 5
minutes and add to it the hot
syrup. Add the lemon juice and
strain. Add the orange juice, rind
and pulp and chill the mixture.
When it is slightly set, beat until
it is light and fold in the whipped
cream and the marShmallOwS. Line
a good-Sized cake pan with waXed
paper, or butter it, and line with
halves of lady fingers. Crumble
the rest of the lady fingers and
pour in the orange cream and lady
finger crumbs in alternate layers,
putting in the nuts with the
crumbs. Finish the cake with lady
fingers and set in an Electrolux
gas refrigerator to chill six hours
or more.
Peanut Brittle Crcam-PerhapS
the greatest attraction Of peanut
brittle cream is that 1t has a
caramel flavor yet does not re-
quire the bother of making a cara
mel syrup. 11a cups milk. 2 eggs,
3 tablespoons sugar, l teaspoon
galatine, u teaspoon salt. 2 table
spoons cold water, teaspoon va
nilla, 2-3 cup rolled peanut brittle.
12 cups heavy cream. Soak the
gelatine in cold water 5 minutes.
Scald the milk in a double boiler
and add the sugar. Pour over the
beaten eggs and cook over hot
water 2 minutes. Add the gelatine.
salt and peanut brittle rolled to a
powder. Cook. Pour the mixture
into q freezing tray Of an Electro
The Washington times., 1930-03-28
Careful Consideration
Should Be Given the
Dairy Before Placing An
Order for Milk for the
Family

The first thing to do after you
have decided on how much milk
and cream to order, is to be sure
that you order from the Chestnut
Farms Dairy. There is no other
food item of so much Importance
as the milk given the family
Not only is it an important factor
in cooking, but it is nouriShlng,
body building food for the chill
dren. That the Chestnut Farms
Dairy is rated 100 per cent by
the District of Columbia Health
Department is a fact not to be
overlooked when selecting dairy
to supply these products for the
family. Call Potomac 1000 and
ask to have a salesman from the
Chestnut Farms Dairy stop at
your home-the service is most
dependable and you will feel alb
solutely confident of cleanliness
and purity in these dairy plod-
ucts. Milk is necessary to grow
ing children, and many delightful
drinks, custards. soups and sauces
can be made with milk as the
foundation. Desserts with whipped
cream, ice cream. also cereals with
cream-all of these foods reed
the protection afforded by the
Chestnut Farms Dairy inspection
and the care that is taken to
assure cleanliness.
The Washington times., 1930-03-28
News! To Those Who
Would Make Their
Homes More
Interesting
Interesting

The orgy Of spring cleaning is
becoming a thing of the past and
through a service offered by the
National Office and Window
Cleaning Company the home may
be kept in an air of freshness.
Even the smallest household
budget will be gratified with the
reasonable rates and the capable
service available. Windows that
lend an air Of distinction, over
stuffed furniture. wood work,
floors and draperies cared for
under the supervision of a man
ager. It is definitely the aim Of
this organization to execute eff
GENTLY any cleaning associated
with the home. The National
Office and Window Cleaning Com
pany is located in the Stewart
Building, Sixth and D SITS. N. w.
A call to National 4156 will as
sure you of satisfactory and de-
pendable workmanship, as they
are adequately equipped to care
for your home in the modern
manner. Enjoy the freshness of
spring and the sunlight pouring
through cleaned and polished
windows with a luxurious feeling
of comfort. The National Office
and Window Cleaning Company,
National Ass, makes this pos
Sible.