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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
THE STATE OF X

To the Sneriff or any COnStaDiS
CT Cameron County-Greeting:
You are hereby commanded TO
summon Ricardo Gonzales by MAX
ing publication OF this citation
once in each week for four ucces
sive weeks previous TO the return
Gay hereof. In some newspaper
published in your county. to appear
at the next regular term Of the
l03rd Judicial District court OF
Cameron county. TO be holden at
the court house thereof in Browns
vile. Texas. on the 3rd Monday in
December A. D. 1880 the same be-
ing the 18th day Of December 1880,
then and there to answer a petit
ton flied in said Court on the
18th day OF September A. D. 1880
in a suit. numbered on the docket
of said court No. 1856. wherein
Irene Garcia Gonzales is plaintiff,
and Ricardo Gonzales is defendant.
and said petition alleging that the
parties herein we're married and
lived together until August 18th
1924. that since said date they
have not lived together. which con
stitutes abandonmert-that there
was one child born OF their union
Jesus Gonzales. now eight years OF
age-that their living together fur
Their Is insupportable - Plaintiff
prays defendant be cited 10 appear
herein-for Judgment dissolving the
marriage relation-for the custody
Of their minor child and for her
costs
Herein fail not. but have before
said court. at its aforesaid next
regular term. this writ with your
return thereon. showing how you
have executed the same.
Given under my hand and the
Seal Of said court, ct office in
Brownsville. Texas. this, the 18th
dav Of September A. d. 1880.
SEAL
JNO. p. SEAMAN. Clerk
District Court. Cameron co. Tex.
9-26-5-12-i9-4t-5S5z
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G ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICr OF TRUSTEES 81

NOTICI OF TRUSTEES lie
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will sell all that GER
tain tract. piece, OF parcel of land
lying and being situated in the
county Of Cameron, state of Texas.
In share No. 80 Of the Espiritu San
70 Grant said county. being all OF
farm block No. ninety-eight t98l
containing twenty-five and no 100
(25) acres more or less, as said
property appears upon map en-
titled, lei Jardin Subdivision Of a
Part Of Share 80 Espiritu Santo
Grant, Cameron County, Texas"
in book 4 at page So map or plat
records Of said county, under and
by virtue Of authority vested in
me by a certain deed Of trust exc
cuted and delivered by @. T..
Thomas. dated July 1st, 1923. and
recorded in volume 36 at pages IL
"a Of the deed OF Ist records OF
said county, to the highest bidder
f-r cash. at public auction to be
held by me at the court house door
of the court house of Cameron
county, Texas. in the city Of
Brownsville. Texas. on the first
Tuesday in November. 1880. the
same being the 4th day OF Novem-
Der. 1890. between the hours Of ten
o'clo a. m. and four o'clock p. m.
TO satisfy the debts secured by
said deed OF trust and at the re-
quest Of the holder of the unpaid
notes therein described. and / will
execute and deliver TO the purchas-
er or purchasers at such sale good
and sufficient deed Of conveyance
Of said property, with covenants OF
! warranty. binding the said
G. r. Thomas. his heirs. legal rep
reSentatives and assigns, default
having been made in the payment
of the now past due Indebtedness
secured by said Feed of trust, and
The owner and holder thereof hav-
ing requested me o sell said land
under the terms Of said deed OF
trust.
Witness my signature this 9th
day OF October, a. d.. 1880. on
which date this notice Is posted in
accordance with the terms OF said
deed of trust.
A. K. BLACK.
Trustee.
i0-l3-2O-27-3t-3S57
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A Few Cents Will Bring Many Dollars. Put Your For Rent AID Below
MOVIE SIDELIGHTS

s~atiric. stimulating, and even sent
mental comedy, Ernst Lubitsch. 1t
IS a picture in some ways rem
iniscent or The Love Parade" ex-
cept that pre-view audiences have
found Monte Carlo even more
appealing and down TO earth" than
The Love Parade" In Monte
Carlo" the dialogue Is brisk, droll
and many times carrying a del
icious double meaning in the con-
tinental manner. It's situations are
clever and slightly risque. but al
ways In excellent taste-the taste
Of the man Of the world wto has
travelled far and wide and has
found life amusing and good. The
songs. the work OF Robin. Whiting
and Harling, are stimulating 70 q
degree. No younger generation"
need sheer at the lyrics OF these
songs, either. which are properly
disillusioned in their love-making
appeal.
Starred In Monte Carlo" Is
jeanette Macdonald. creating a
role which Is the best OF her career
and looking so lovely that more
he-mannish men long to tear her
image from the screen and hold II
in their arms. Starring with Miss
Macdonald Is Jack Buchanan, the
noted English actor. in whose land
any little girl would be willing to
entrust her future. Mr.. Buchanan
first crashed into American fame
with "Charlot's Revue" and last
season was the reason that Wake
Up And Dream" had such a good
New York run. Others in the cast
Of Monte Carlo" include ZaSu
Pitts. Claude Allister, and Albert
Cont.
The songs in Monte Carlo which
all younger generation members are
urged to memorize. so they can sing
them to their children. are "Beyonr
The Blue Horizon" always In All
Ways" give Me A Moment.
Please" -Trimmin' The Women"
She'll Love Me And Like It," and
"A job With A Future" Monte
Carlo" will be presented at the
Capitol Theater starting Tuesday.
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Edinburg Society
PIT. A. COMMITTEE
CHAIRMEN NAMED

The first PIT. A. meeting OF the
school wear was held at the college
auditorium Monday afternoon. The
newly elected president Mrs. j. It.
Felker took charge Of the meeting.
Chairman o. the committees were
announced as follows: program.
Mrs. IL. G. Ferguson: membership
Mrs. L. p. Bloodworth: refresh
ments, Mrs. Vernon weinette: H.
nance, Mrs. John d. Mckinney.
publicity, Mrs. II. U. Miles and Mrs
o. W. Curry; magazines. Mrs. c
L. Newman: hospitality, Mrs. A. z
Potter: pianist. Mrs. J. II. Darby:
song leader, Mrs. w. II. Sadler
health, Mrs. II. o. Schalaben and
Mrs. Lubbock.
Mrs. Fl. O. Schalaben gave plans
in detail whereby the children OF
the Mexican school could be served
with milk and soup. The rim was
adopted for trial for a one month
period.
Following the business session
Mrs. John T. SCHNEIDER. took charge
OF the program. Prof Fl. u. Miles
gave a short talk stressing import
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Movie Calendar


Brownsville
Capitol-"The Unholy Three;
Lon CLANCY.
Dittmann-"Amor Audaz' Span
ish Talking)
Queen-"Hot Curries"
Harrington
Arcadia-"what a widow: Gloria
Swanson, Owen Moore and Lew
Cody.
Rialto-"Eyes OF the World.
John Holland and Nance O'Neil
McAlIen-
Palace-"Our Blushing Brides:
Joan Crawford.
Queen-"Be Yourself; Fanny
Brice.
Mission
Mission Theater-"Liliom"; Char
les Farrell.
RaymondvilIe-
New Theater-"George Washing
ton Cohen"
San Benito-
'Rivoli-"Heads Up: Buddy Rog-
ers.
Palace-"Un Hombre de Suerte"
Spanish talking
Weslaco-
Rits-"Last OF the Duanes" o
Zane Grey story.
Mercedes
Capitol-"Journey's End; by r
G. Sheriff..
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CAPITOL

Many members Of the So-called
younger generation" have sudden
~ seen their parents 60 starry-eyed
AMI breathless when The Choc-
olate Soldier" and The Merry
Widow are mentioned. And IL the
melodies from these two legendary
entertainments are even 50 much
as whistled-"My Hero and The
Merry Widow Waltz"-said parents
are likely. in the slang of the pres
ent day. TO take down their hair
and perform all sorts OF antics
beyond the comprehension OF their
amazed children. Questioned about
their behavior. the strangely-acti
parents will say, You don't know
You can't understand. You'd have
70 have seen The Chocolate Soldier
It's simply a case OF modern life
not offering such things as those
two shows any more.
And so TO the children OF these
parents The Merry Widow" and
The Chocolate Soldier" have be-
come things beyond the reach Of
mortal hand, things OF sparkling
beauty and romance, entertain
ments belonging with ~The good
Old days when love was true and
money was plentiful and champagne
was flowing. They sigh, these mod.
ern Children, and wish they could
know such Z show as those which
oring the happy. happy tears 10
the eyes OF their otherwise staid
parents.
But the children NAV cheer NJ
An art medium or their own times
has now provided them with an en-
tertainment which we'll NAV be 10
them what THE Chocolate Soldier
and The Merry Widow" are to
their parents. There has been pro-
duced a romance OF the audible
screen, sparkling. g~litterinr
witty, heart : wrenching. talkinr
picture which fulfills all the re-
quirements needed 10 establish .
sentimental tradition. This talkira
picture IS Monte Carlo a story
romantic in the modern cynical
manner. with music composed IN
the latest syncopation to impose
user on ones memory for all times
Ike The Chocolate Soldier -
Monte Carlo" is a CAV satire fa,
anead OF its times. blending slv
pointed and often hilarious coined
Win sentimental melodies. smart
clothes and settings. and piuuant
love affairs. Monte Carlo fits
perfectly the spirit OF our times
."nicn Is always tomorrow and
may very well take its place ir
sne permanent record OF the mod
ern musical romance. "Tantal.zinr.
leasing Citing "nin,,arf.
these are words to desrrjhe
Monte Carlo" In which the hero
Inc Is charmingly modern AZ she
makes lore as much as the hero
all in the present-day fashion.
Monte Carlo" is a Paramount
picture directed BY the master of
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MRS. DAVIS CLUB
HOSTESS THURSDAY

Mrs. Porter Davis delightfully."- en-
tertained the Thursday Bridge clut
at her home north OF -eslaco on
Thursday afternoon. Quantities OF
beautiful lilies and plumbago bios
SONS were a~rtistically placed
throughout the rooms. At the con-
t.uslou OF the interesting games
Mrs. Dixon was presented with high
score favor
A delicious salad course was
served TO the guests. Mesdames N
Newell Waters. Kethley. r. A
Rowland and Miss Vera Boyd were
guests OF the club. The club meets
in two weeks with Mrs. Dixon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
Sentence Confirmed
In Fruit SPRAY Case

ST.. Gonzalo Gonzalez. Matamoros
resident, has been fined one hun
dred pesos after being convicted OF
attacking the department Of agri-
culture squad attempting to spray
host fruit rees on his premises.
The case VAS tried in April. but
was appealed to the tribunal Of
state justice. The tribunal confirm
cd the sentence OF the Matamoros
court.
Miss Dolores Galindo. convicted
OF the same offense. is being sought
by the Matamoros police. She also
was fined one hundred pesos. She
was charged with attacking the
spraying squad with stones.
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Valley
Weslaco Society
CLUB 10
OPERETTA

ufEkETTA
The senior high girls Glee club
have recently elected officers for
the coming school year. Miss Eu-
gene Smith Is sponsor OF the club
and the officers are as follows.
president, Katheryn Vaughan: vice
president, Elinor LeMay: secretary
treasurer, Dema Clari Lee; Gather
Inc Rives. pianist.
Plans for a sacred program to be
givCV a week from Sunday night
are Icing made. At the same time
practice is going on for special
numbers in the form OF duets. solos.
and uuartets.
y Parts have been assigned for the
presentation of the Spanish oper-
eta Bells OF Barcelona" Miss
Dema Claire Lee and Douglas Nor
ton have the leads; minor parts
have been given 70 Miss Elinor Le-
may, Miss Katheryn Vaughan
Melvin Digs. and Willie Summers
The costume committee for the
cperetta Is: Miss Mary Louise
Stehbins. Miss Alice Allbrecht. Miss
Leah Medcalf. and Miss Marie
Black. Miss Smith stated that the
club will be glad TO render numbers
on programs here in town. There
are about seventv-five In the club
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an. facts which deal with develop
ment OF young students. Mrs. John
Everetts told OF the first organiza-
ton to deal with the child and it's
problems. The midget band and the
Sam Houston trumpeters OF the
Sam Houston school each played
selections, directed by Prof. Hurt.
At the close OF the program an
enjoyable social hour was spent
with the teachers in the cafeteria
where punch and waters were
served. About sixty five were pres
ent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13

The life OF Stark Young was ably
discussed by Mrs. j. K. Miller and
Mrs. r. L. Looney offered criticism
upon the text. Mrs. A. A. James
was chosen secretary to take the
place OF Mrs. r. L. Looney.
The following new members were
taken into the club Mesdames
Henry Warner. A. G. Statham, and
Gertrude Keltz.
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Shears Unanimously
Elected As Deputv

Sr. Guillermo Shears was unan-
imcusly elected deputy to the state
congress, and ST.. Gonzalo Vela
Medina was named his substitute.
It was announced Monday morning.
Elections were held Sunday.
Sr. Librado Salinas MatamoroS
police chief stated that the election
passed off in a quiet manner. with
no disturbances reported.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
SONG
PRESENTED

Thursday afternoon the Edin-
burg Musical-C Culture club met AZ
the home OF Mrs. z. NJ. Smith. The
meeting was cal,-d to order by the
president. Mrs. Fl. o. Schalaben
Each member gave summer remin-
iScences in answer TO roll call
Plans for entertaining the 5th Dis
trict Federation in November were
discussed in detail by the president
Short reports were heard from the
various department chairman.
At the close OF the business ses-
sion the meeting was turned over
TO Mrs. c. Bishop. who gave an
interesting review Of the first
chapter OF the text From Song 10
Symphony" after which a program
was given featuring songs OF various
countries.
The following visitors we're pres
cnt: Mesdames wal Lawrence, A
M. Fairbanks and G. A. Price.
A delightful social hour followed
the business session during which
frozen desert was served.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Doss returned
from a summers visit in ard out o.
the state late Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pucket. and
son Bill OF San Benito spent We'd
nesday night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. q. NJ. Hachenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Morgan OF
White Water, Wis. are spending the
month here looking after business
matters and enjoying a visit.
Chas. McCasland returned this
week from Kansas, where he has
been for several weeks attending
business interests.
DR.. Geo. r. Taylor, brother OF
Mrs. J. w. Allbritten, arrived here
the first part of the week from
Brazoria for a few days visit and
to attend 10 some important busi-
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hale moved
the latter part Of the week from
Weslaco TO Frost Proof Heights.
Miss Leila Belle Sims left the
first part OF the week for Houston
where she will visit an aunt, Mrs.
Q. K. Huddleston.
MI. and Mrs. L. r. Crockett hare
iust returned from several months
vacation which they delightfully."-
spent in Colorado.
A. p. Stephens. q former citizen
Of this place. has moved back here
rom San Antonio and IS opening
a restaurant across the track. He
VII open on Saturday.
Warren K~ingsbury and Mr..
Schannon. OF Houston. drove 10
Houston Thursday evening on bus
mess. They expect TO return late
Sunday night or early Monday
morning.
Ms. B. $. Graham has returned
for the winter after spending the
summer in Missouri.
Mrs. Warren Knigsbury spent the
weekend al the home Of ,fr. and
Mrs. ". n. WEIGH in Mercedes.
James Foraker. Jr., suffered
severe attack OF appendicitis Mon
DAY afternoon and was operated
upon az the Valley Baptist SAM.
tarium. Tuesday. He Is reported Il
be getting along nicely.
J. Y. Murphy spent several DAYS
IN San Antonio on business.
Nelson p. Wimberly who wa
operated upon al the Mercedes hos
pital for appendicitis last week
was brought home recently and will
soon be able to be out again.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
BOOK TOPIC OF
CLUB MEETING

Thursday the first meeting Of the
year fer the Edinburg Study club
was held at the home Of Mrs. o
z. Jones with Mrs. John Ellis and
Mrs. r. c. Broaddus assisting as
hostesses. Mrs. L. z. West. the new
president. presided over the bust
ness session after which the meet
Ing was turned over to the progam
leader, Mrs. Douglas Mackenzie.
The book. "Riverhouse" by Stark
Young was the topic of the day
The leader gave a most i~nterestin~
review Of the book bringing out
many human traits and manner
isms incidental 10 southern life.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-13
LUNCHEON BRIDGE
PARTIES AT CLUB

The Llano Grande Country club
was the scene OF a very pretty
luncheon bridge party Friday noon
There was a two-table bridge party
composed OF women from Weslaco
Mrs. N. v. Steuart won high %
favor Of this group. Those present
from WeSlaco were Mesdames II
Raymond Mills, Carl Moeller. Clell
Solether. N. v. Steuart. J. p. Blake
r. Newell Waters. T. r. Rives, and
Mrs. Phil Dixon.
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Huge revolving stages were used
In the production Of both the CO.
lossal Melting Pot" and Bench
In The Park" numb--5 OF King OF
Jazz the Universal surer-revue
which opens at the Rivoli theater
San Benito tomorrow. The revoly-
ing feature was necessary TO carry
out the beautiful Ill Movietone and
all-Technicolor effects conceived BY
John Murray Anderson. who was
brought from New York by Carl
Laemmle. Jr.. especially 10 direct
the picture. Paul whiteman and
his entire band are starred. with q
host OF stage. vaudeville and screer
stars featured with him. including
John Boles. the golden voice OF
the screen" who appears In two
complete numbers.
Perhaps the most beautiful set
ting eve brought 10 the screen l.
In the Monterey number OF
King Of Jazz" starring Paul
Whiteman and his orchestra. Jhon
Boles. the popular singing screen
idol, is featured in the number with
jeanette Loft opposite him. singing
the new song hit. ut Happened In
Monterey especially written for
the superspectacle by Mabel WAYNE
the writer Of Spanish Town" and
Ramona" The setting Is old Mex
lean. with beautiful photography
throughout In Technicolor and thr
gay costumes az the caball--os AND
senoritas makes a perfect romantic
idyll.
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