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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23
VOTING HEAVY
FOR QUEEN
%ood- Humor Carnival Has
Hot Preliminaries In
Naming Favorite
Especial 70 The HeraldN

Especial 10 Inc hcra!G.l
MATAMOROS, Feb. 22-Votine
was heavy today in the race fer
Queen Of the Good Humor carnival
in Matamoros.
A late count Saturday credited
Miss Maria Elisa Lamarque. candi-
date Of the Matamoro5 Customs Of
ficials, with a lead. having a total
Of 5000 votes. Miss Maria Luisa
Vllanueva, candidate OF the Blanco
y Negro club was second in the
race with a total OF 505 votes.
The Carnival was organized BY
members OF the Sociedad "Higia
for the purpose Of gathering funds
which are TO be used in making inn
provements to the hospital II Mata-
moros. The carnival viii also serve
as a sort Of get-together affair for
residents Of both border cities as
well as for those Of the upper Va
ley.
Committee Named
A committee composed Of prom
1nent Matamoros business men IS
aiding in I,itting owe the carni-
val. Roberto F. Garcia, Leopold Fl.
Verdugo. Eduardo r. Garibay. and
Anastacio Zarate make up the Mata-
moros committee. Another commit
tee has been formed in Brownsville,
In charge OF making the necessary
arrangements on the American side
Of the river. @. G. Richardson, "A.
Wayne Wood, Alfred Putegnat. and
Bascom Cox. comprise the Browns
vile committee. Both the Browns
Vile and Matamoros committees are
working TO make the carnival an
annual affair.
The carnival will begin the first
OF March and will last four days.
Several young ladies from Browns
vile are entered in the race for
queen. Brownsville candidates are
Miss Eleanor Richardson, sponsored
by the Lions Club, who is reputed 70
be in the lead, Gail McDavitt. Rot
airy candidate. and Ayellffe Cobo-
lini, Kiwanis candidate.
Many Votes Cast
Thousands OF votes are being
cast in Matamoros. Ballot boxes
boxes have been placed IN the Gus
toms building. the entrance to the
Palacio Municipal City HalD and
other prominent places.
Special invitation have been is
sued to the residents and city gov
erments of Alamo, Donna. Edcouchr
La Villa, Edinburg, Elsa, Harrington,
La Feria. Los Fresnos. McAllen,
Hidalgo. Mercedes. Santa Maria.
Mission, Pharr. Point Isabel, Rio
Hondo, San Benito, San Juan. Santa
Rosa, and Weslaco. Invitations have
also been sent TO the following cities
of the state Of T~amaulipas: San
Fernando. Reynosa. San Miguel. Ca
MARCO, Mier. and Guerrero.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23
John Deere Co. Chief
Visiting in Valley

Charles Wyman, president Of the
John Deere Implement Company, OF
Moline III. arrived in Brownsville
Saturday morning where he will re-
main several days or a pleasure Wis
ID.
A group of local men found the
president driving a tractor this
morning on the company's expert
mental farm when they went out 10
greet him.
Mr.. Wyman expressed himself as
pleased with the work being done
here by the John Deere experts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23
Attorney Explains
Port Conference

SAN BENITO, Feb. 22-Results
Of the port conferences at Browns
Vile earlier this week between COM
misioners of the two navigation dis
tricts. and engineers were explained
TO the Lions club members here Fri
day by Judge James @. Louthan. at
torney for the San Benito-Point Is
abel navigation district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-23
Express Building Will
Be Built In Mission

Especial TO The Herald)
MISSION. Feb. 22-Contract for
construction of a building here for
the American Express company Will
be awarded soon, according to re-
ports here. The building will cost
around $4,000.
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TO BUILD STATION
Especial 70 The Herald)

Especial 70 The Herald
DONNA, Feb. Reconstruction
work on a railway station here for
the Missouri Pacific lines is TO be
started at once. following awarding
OF contract TO j. E. Walsh Of Mis-
sion. il was announced.
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FOR SALE
6-Year-O Old Bearing
GRAPEFRUIT Grove

nc sacrifice. 10 acres 4 miles east
OF Brownsville on bank or beautiful
reSaca. Small house. barn, inple-
ments. and mules. $12.500. The best
buy In the Valley. Call w. MI. Eganr
Rio Grande Valley Trust Co. Home
phcre l398-W. Zi5d
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LEGAL

causing this ordinance TO be pub
lished once a week for at least three
weeks before the day Of election in
some newspaper published in said
city. the date OF the first publication
being not less than thirty C30) days
prior to the date OF election, The
foregoing ordinance was duly pass
ed by the City Commission OF the
City Of Brownsville at its session
held at the City Hall OF the City Of
Brownsville. Texas, on the 10 day
Of February A. d. 1880.
Attest. r. B. Rentfro
Mayor, City Of Brownsville,
A. E. Munday
City Secretary
/, r. B. Rentfro. as Mayor Of the
City of Brownsville. in accordance
with the duty imposed upon me by
the foregoing ordinance do hereby
issue the notice OF said election as
provided in said ordinance by caus-
ing same to be published in the
Brownsville Herald, a newspaper OF
general circulation published in the
City Of Brownsville. for the time
provided in said ordinance.
SEAL
Attest, r. 3. Rentfro
Mayor. City of Brownsville. Texas
A. E. Munday
City Secretary
2-13-20-27-6-4t-3669
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Thence, north following the east
boundary of Share 9 to the north
cast corner OF snare 9.
Thence. crossing the public high
way to the southeast corner Of lot !
Block /, Of the Bella Vista Addition,
as shown on the plan of the Third
Addition. dated February 18th, 1928,
Thence. in a northeasterly direc-
ton following the east boundry line
Of Lot /. Block /, OF the Bella Vista
3rd Addition to the center OF the
Estero surrounding Lost Tomates
Banco Number 122.
Thence. in northwesterly and
easterly direction following the cen
ter OF the said Estero as established
by the United States Boundry Com
mission survey to its intersection
with the east boundry Of share 10
in the name Of Pauline Wells. II
projected TO the center Of said Es-
tero.
Thence. I'm a northwesterly d.
rection following the said projection
c. the east boundary Of Share 10
to a point 100 feet /. tt-eaSt OF the
present city limits.
Thence. In a n~ortheacserly direc-
ton a distance Of about 2l00 feet 70
a point on the south line of Wilson
Street OF East Brownsville Addition
here said point would be intersec-
ted by the west boundary line Of
East 22nd Street. IL projected.
Thence. in easterly direction fol-
loving the south line Of Wilson
street IL projected. to a point on
the division line Shares 4 and 5.
Thence. northly following the Ill
vision line between Shares 4 and
S to q point 100 feet north Of the
north right-of-way line OF the st.
Louis. Brownsville and Mexico rail-
road.
Thence. northvyesterly along a
line 100 feet north of and parallel
to the north right-of-way of the
st. Louis. Brownsville and Mexico
railroad TO a point 100 feet east Of
the division line between Shares 20
and 81.
Thence, north along a line 100
feet east Of and parallel to the Ill
vision line between Shares 20 and
q to a point OF intersection with
q projected line along the center
of an alley between Hidalgo Street
and Palm Blvd. in Guadalupe Ad-
dition.
Thence. in a westerly direction
along said projected line of center
of alley between Hidalgo Street and
Palm Blvd. and along the same line
continued to its intersection with
the east boundary hne Of Lot Is,
Block 9. Of the Los Ebanos Ad-
rtion.
Thence north along the east line
Of Lot Is. Block 8. Of the Los Eb-
amos Addition to the northeast cor
ner Of said lot.
Thence. westerly along the north
boundary OF Block 9 and part OF
Block 8 TO its intersection with the
east line of Alice Road. said point
Of intersection being the northeast
corner OF lot II, block 8 Los Eb-
amos Addition.
Thence. in a southern direction
following the east line of Alice
road 10 a poir 100 feet north Il
the present city limits line.
Thence. westerly along a line 100
feet north OF and parallel TO the
present city Limits line to its inter-
section With the division line be-
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c ADVERTISEMENT

to its intersection with the north
line of Lake Boulevard.
Thence. westerly along the north
line Of Lake Boulevard TO a point
which would be intersected by a
projection of the sout boundary
line OF Boulevard Lot IL.
Thence. in a northwesterly direc-
ton crossing the Lake Boulevard
to the southwest corner Of Boule-
ward Lot II, and continuing in
tie same direction along the south
boundary line OF Lot II and Block
t to the northwest corner of Block
T, being also Z corner OF the
Brownsville Land & Development
Co. West Brownsville Addition to
Brownsville.
Thence. in a westerly direction
along the north line Of Brownsville
Land e. Improvement Co. Addition
70 Brownsville TO q point in the
east right-of-way line Of the st.
Louis, Brownsvl1 & NJ xico rail-
road.
Thence. in a southerly direction
following the east right-of-way
line Of the st. Louis. Brownsville 81
Mexico railroad to the present city
limits line.
Thence. easterly along the north
boundary Of the present city linn
its TO a point on the division line
between Shares 20 and 81.
Thence. southerly along the pres
ent city limits line TO a point of in
~tersection with the north right-of-
way line Of the St. Louis. Browns
vile e. Mexico Railway Company's
Piper Plantation Spur.
Thence, easterly along the present
city limits line TO its intersection
with the division line between
Shares 5 and s.
Thence, Southerly along the pres
ent city limits line to the north
bank OF the Sio Grande river. said
point being on the division line
between the u. S. Military Reserva-
ton and a tract Of Ills acres in the
name Of F. j. Combe.
Thence. following the present cit.
limits up the north bank OF the
Rio Grande river 10 the point OF be-
ginning.
Sect, 2. That after the terri
tory described in the preceding sec-
ton be included and annexed to
the city of Brownsville. in the nan
ner hereinafter provided. the boun-
diaries and limits Of the CITY shall
be as follows:
NEW BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY
OF BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS
Beginning at a point on the
North bank of the Rio Grande
River in Cameron County, Texas,
where said land is ~intersected by
the dividing line between a tract
Of land Of 65.3 acres in the name OF
y J.. Combe known as and being
Tract Number 9 in the partition
of the larger tract known as the
Paredes Tract. which larger tract is
Share Number 10 in the partition
Of the Espiritu Santo Grant and
the Northwest line OF a tract Of ass
acres in the name of the heirs OF
Jesus Villareal. ct al and being part
Of Share Number 81.
Thence. in a r~ortheasterly direc-
ton a distance Of abort 200 feet 10
the northwest corner Of Share num-
Der "a.
Thence easterly along the north
line Of said share "a its intersection
with the east houndry line OF Share
3, containing 65.3 acres
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-06

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR
OF CUSTOMS. Port Of Brownsville.
Texas. Feb. 10. 1880. Notice i here
by given that on February III. 1880.
there was seized at San Benito. Tex
as. from Marcos Quintero. ct ais. for
violation Of Sect. 500 Tariff Act
1922 ar Sect. 1862 r. S., One Ford
Coupe. motor No. l4312s7e. Anyone
claiming the within described auto
mobile will file claim with me with
in twenty 600 days from the date
of this notice; otherwise I will sell
the automobile at public auction at
the U. S. Customhouse. Brownsville,
Texas. on Wednesday. March II,
1880. at 10 o'clock a. m.-Wm. Neale.
Dy. Collector.
2-20-27-6-3t-36T2
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AUTOMC-IVE

USED TRUCKS FOR SALE 1929 q.
M. G. Ia ton Buick-motored: 4 Model
A Fords: i-ton. 8 Model A Ford Road
sters with pickup bodies. See Smith
Bros, Inc. General Contractors. Rio
Grande City. Tex. A39
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REAL

FOR SALE-Furnished or unfurnished
4-apartment building. Elizabeth street.
Bargain. Phone 1887 from $50 10 IL 80
mornings. or address Aii4 care Her
aid. Xlli
FOR SALE-40 acres high-class citrus
and truck land. on paved highway. 2
miles from town. all IN crop. sl25O0
per acre. cash. Updegraft. La Feria.
Texas. ASS
BARGAIN HUNTERS-50 acres near
San Benito. All good land except lake.
$4,000. 90. Other bargains. Skrove
Bros. Land Co. San Benito. Texas. ADJ
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Real Estate in Cameron and Hidalgo Counties
For Sale or Lease by Owner as
Indicated Below
Hotel Pharr. property In Pharr, Hidalgo County. Texas, EOS
by $50 feet with two story hotel building. fully equipped for
hotel purposes. most desirable hotel site in entire Valley: pre-
fer selling. but would lease.
Donna theatre property In Donna. Hndalgo County. Texas.
SO by 100 feet. one-story. brick building. lots so by $50 feet. in
best business block in city. Prefer selling, but would lease for
commercial purposes not theatre purposes
81 acres farm and citrus land. undeveloped, of on south end
OF Thompson subdivision In Cameron County. Texas. lying
btween Harrington. Combes, and La Fera. For sale only.
Lots 4. |. 6 Block 81. City OF Pharr. Hdalgo County. Texas.
most desirable residence property In city Of Pharr. For sale
only Communicate with Jas. A. Graham.
3rd Floor Merchants National Bank Building
Brownsville, Texas
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
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CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS

7s3s-kYw chieaso-to2o 4ss-wLw cineinnatI-7oo
soo-oshesTa; Piano: Lads sS9-sIddiers; singers
lSSo-News: Orchestra; VIZ 90O-wJz GOmJ: Historical
1o45-Dance Music t4 hrs) .s5o-Band; Adventurers
s#s-WENR chieaeo-s7o l9So-Los Amisos; Orchestra
Sggg--Esr. prorrsr. concer. 2sss-WHo Des molnes-1coo
i0N0-Mike & Herman: The stan s3O-Montana COWBOYS
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.:sS-Feesntuqlss: Tom g & Betty com) s6S-same as wABc q h5
4475-WMAo chkaso-so 100 M progam
sg-Same = a Al ioSO-wABc t3om): Concert Orch.
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l1.9O-Daace Music 10 hrs) loso-Dance Music g hrs)
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4o52-wss Ausnta-7o 2sss-KTHs Hot sprinus-toto
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2e3-wAPI 6hmlnshsnr-ttpo "e-"nA ue
7.oo-Ssms as wEAF az hrsD ISS-WEAE & VIZ 20 RS o,o,e.
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KwWG-BROwNSvILLE 1860 KlocycIes. Daily Except Sunday.
~9-l0:30-Muscal program. 7-l0:30 p. m-Mudc.
l30-l2.30 r. m Sunday
2.30-430 p. m-Musc. 11-12 Noon-Church Services
5:00-7:00 d. m
KRGv-HARLINGEN. 1850 KlocycIes. Daily Except Sunday.
6:50-9:00 9. m; 10:30-1l:30 a m; Sunday
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PERSONAL.


s seSt ysaTs SI,, OF 0a DANES
Phone Georgia 42e1-J
MASSAGE TREATMENTS, 50. 9 FOR S.;
$50; Sundays ay 10 to !. siai l4tS st. NV.
WANTED - SMALL FURNISHED APT;
sig Pr, norch. or floor Of home: or share
ing business isi PAL .nership. va Address BOX
1898. Star ONCE.
ELECTRIC CABINET, TURKISH BATHS
surlington. Hotel. Vermont ave. Decatur
o292 Ladies. IL.
PIANO Observation-Disclosures GER
home lessons a.sTsd stsdo
and children. Phone District 1912
MAssEUsE =. EXCELLENT TREATMENTS
Apt. .. Fr 3475-J. Daily, Sunday.
AERIALs ERECTED-ss.
Base pluss. 81; electrical repairs. Colo
WANTED-sIx STUDENTS TO OCCuPY
whole floor, large rooms and bath; excellent
% S9h5e isR gsF aS WANTS
elderly couple 8 months for use of $3.50; ex-
eellent meals; large, sunny room Address
M IN tT CIR GRAD D1Ss NURSE. HEALTHY,
rsed 1 iS o5 speaks R. EreqSa $500
young lady who speaks French to coach acs
s IN %eef soho aaG
teachers need not answer this; ,p Please
Address SaT ' BOX as. s Star once fhSso "
MILLINERY-EXPERT .REBLOCKING,, RE.
modeling. Miss Berry; formerly With h Jnmus
G apt IS. ist 2 and % SIS. INV l00O'
widowers, house in best section WoodridEe
can can be be M" made. Address BOX 4s4-R, Star
PIANO INSTRUCTION = ExPERsIENG5E sI}
dress Box 1888. Star ssse once e90O
MANUscRIpT sERv1cE BUgg IEEtAiTI{,1s Es
vision editing: resesrrc cs. ,typins' low rates
wish To MTIH MR
f%" FARI II PC chevy new CHASE CHASE Nd.
RESPONSIBLE NEWSPAPERMAN DESIRES
per Representative; must be moderate, or
would cover small beat atm in exchange. 40 ad
KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY NJ ~ s S.1I so+
and rstur yoST Child f sy auto Col 1875
LARGE FRONT ROOM. SUITABLE FOR
COOKING: reasonable 1870 Harvard st. NV.
ANTIQUES, DIAMONDS. PAWN TICKETS.
gold siiysr wanted see US ri N:.,ans $40
DONE, BACKED Up BY
for for sS SsaFs Phone Mr. Pyle National ssS7
WHY ENLARGE TOE JOINTS OR OTHER
foot troubles? Consult Foot Correction Lab
6l2 st. NV, Suite l08, ground moor.
GIVE YOUR RUGS A CHANCE TO LIVE
cleaner and longer life. Their beauty dis
Ss s2s Sp AND Tss sS css PSRe cApE Rys
R RUG ' Gle e co. '-' saw az >- :
QUILTS FOR SALE. QUILT
ing speciality. Quilts cut and pieced to
Vile. Md. r. +. d. 4. To-
BABIES PRIVATE BOARDING HOME
where good care and sanitation rule. Spe-
cial attention to diet. Call Ga. 405l.
vIT-O-NET BATHS, BATTLE CREEK RE-
Queer. massage and alcohol rubs; white
operator. Potomac 472l.
WILL GIVE BABY CONSCIENTIOUS CARE
and attention in my private home during
day. Col 4931-J. g
ESTATE DESIRES no DISPOSE OF RESI-
dent membership Confessional Country
Club. Will sell less than current value. Ao-
dress Box loS-R. Star ONCE.
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SUPERVISED RECREATION FOR YOUR
son: called for after school, returned home
at g. COLLEGE councillors. Columbia 1916.
Play, oramatlcs, French, dancing; TRANSPORT
s2.ion oy pr ssa5 car; normal school teach
cite, attractively furnished; 325 per month.
7l2 Hamlin st. ne.
g YEAR sn1 VIII ~ GET ;IlsGS hASeIDE
$40 health and accident insurance. No ex-
4 s@psd s Ue.u Is to ADAMS Adg sss
HOLD YOUR OWN PARTIES. IS NIGHT:
Erounds Address Boz 4s4-J. Star ONCE,
AUCTION ;, AND AND colNST5IRAcT BR1poE
ming.
MOTHERS, WHY WORRY ABOUT YOUR
ssssds Send Them to Pre.sehool t Pay dsoupe
wnere work; play and IL, fun are one. 1917
WILL BOARD CHILDREN IN MY SUBURBAN
home; best of care; good food Cleanliness,
blvd, cottase City, Nd. Phone asatts. 1iisO:
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION AND CORREC-
ton in reorganization in English desired
si fsnn Cd young man. Address Box
NyRsE: ExPERIENcED WITH CH1DREN,
ee hoard nfans or Sha sSsat
sple. SILVER spring 46S-M.
IsSTgs cut R.S eSss sad SUITS sfe 9I PaTis
SS9S v sy Philips q Paris at bis home
]. DO WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING,
oic noors MADE Ike new. sheliacing and
odd Jobs Cali Ben, Potomac 1858. sA'
PRACTICE YOUR FRENCH,PROP. AND
board with Partisan family; bridge player
preferred walking distance Potomac o4ss.
'CoNGENTAL YOUNG LADY 70 SHARE
20 two car n sR cs ADAMS issSW
REGISTERED NURSE WILL CARE. FOR
patient in her home. Gives hydrotherapy
and MASSAGE. Phone Shepherd 292s-R.
MASSAGE VA s. ULTRAVIOLET AND AND, MIRA
sos East Capitol street.
Soe e sEs s.4e y ssA.s y wH sT
ages fve, seven, eleven. Must be able to
NURsE-DEFEAT OLD AGE. EXCELLENT
ana asSs sS N nSs Totk Sye
APARTMENTS, FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
ass wen Or hon e s shen ery
YOUR CHILDREN GIVEN SPLENDID CARE
in happy home atmosphere GEORGETOWN;
55ssasso1nahle rates. hour day. week. West
ATTRACTIVE NEWLY FURNIsHED ROOMS.
stngly or en- suites wonderful location for
18th s and col. q I'd. ND'. . 'He 0e0:n'
REFINED CHILDREN 10 ROOM AND
board, in Mt. Rainier. near schools; best
care; references exchanged. Phone Clev.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 70 JOIN CAPI-
tai Bridge Club at Ambassador Hotel, sec
ond-door parlor, Fridays, pm.
MAssEUsE, EXCELLENT; VIOLET RAY
magnetic treatments, 50; hours, 1915; Sun
days. pm. TO 10. 1926 Swami ST.. Apt. 81
LADY MARGARET, SCHOOL, 1859 COLpM-
bia I'd. nw.-English day school: children
from through all Grades; large grounds
Adams 624e.
only; prices much reduced only a few oil
some items, so come early. The China Shop
Bill 18th So. NV. Metropolitsn $3.50.
PARENTS REFINED MOTHER WILL
board one or two school children; private
home, congenial surroundings seientihS
feeoins' Adams eSSS-W.