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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF TEX
AS BROWNSVILLE DIVISION
III the matter of r. w. Hamman
& M. r. Dilley. Delta Electric Com
gany". No. $50 in bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF said bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of December. 1890. the
said r. w. Hannah and NJ. r. Dill
ley, doing business as Delta Electric
Company. OF McAllen Hidalgo
County. Texas. was duly adjudged
a bankrupt. and the first meeting
OF its creditors will be held at the
office Of Ira Webster. Referee In
Bankruptcy. in the Stegman Build
ing. Brownsville. Texas. on the 9th
day Of January. 1881 At Two-Thirty
t2.30D =. m al which time ano
place the creditors Of the said Delta
Electric Company, bankrupt, may
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the First National Bank
Ia Brownsville, Texas. will be held
at its banking house on Tuesday.
January Is, 1881. al $3.50 o'clock ..
m. for the election Of directors and
the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may properly come before
the meeting. 6. c. Wagner. wee
president and cashIer.-l-I2.
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USELESS LABOR

HAGERSTOWN. Md. pet. ST.
Robbers that broke into a local
hardware store and broke open the
safe werent so clever With sledges
and bars they tore of the door of
the safe and made away with what
"a dollars there were In II. How
ever they failed TO see a neatly
type written tag bearing TIE COM
hination OF the safe on the door.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Texas Bank s. Trust
Co. of Brownsville. Texas, Will be
held at its banking house on Tues
day, January Is. at $3.50 O'Clock p.
m. for the election OF directors and
the transaction of such other busi-
ness as may properly come before
the meeting. Joe Celaya. Jr.. cash
ier.-l-l2.
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A MODERN HOME

Did you know you can buy =
home I'M restricted Riverside
Park today for less money end
better terms than any future
day in Brownsville
Five and siz-room homes ul-
ira modern conveniences. locat-
ed in the nearest restricted els
trict 10 the heart Of Browns
vile.
w. Nj. EGAE, rhOiIs 1l6 a
l2o3-W. Office. Riverside Drive
Riverside Park.
H-l5l
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Real Estate

PRACTICAL NURSE
Call at The Herald office for your
complimentary ticket to TIE Queen
theatre. Mrs. EVELYN Parker. Call
before Q y. m. please.
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FOR SALE

1000 acres OF good tAlable Land.
About $50 acres in brush. bal
ance prairie. The Bayside Irri-
CATION Canal Is on -orth strip
Of 90 feet in width and San Be-
nito and Rio Grande railway on
south strip Of so feet width.
Lies between Box Ranch and
LagIna Vista tract. Good dirt
highway connecting with con-
crete highway Port Isabel. To-
Gated about 3 miles southeast.
See owner AZ office OF Abney a
Whitelaw. w. 3. Abney. I-l04
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For Subdivision
160 Acres

Located 4 blocks from the high
school and closer to Browns
vile than the exclusive Los
Ebanos Subdivision Winding
reSaca runniap through prop
erty offering natural lake front
sites for subdivision This prop
erty Is fer sale By owners and
can be bought az O very at
tractive price. Also tract Of 800
acres within city limits. adjacent
to Missouri Pacific Lines on
the south Henson-Loma5 &
Houston and Brownsville De-
velopment Co. ESQ
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alter being rebuilt. VIII be redeci-
cslec FEB. IL. 1851.
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five and six-room homes.
Good location. Part cash, balance
like rent. Box J-l69 Herald. Jl69
HOUSES TOR SALE
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"A GIFT

That the whole family can en-
Joy. Give your family a new
home for Christmas. Sacrifice
four new thoroughly modern )
and 6-room houses. just COM
pleted. IN beautiful restricted
Los Ebanos Properties, joining
Los EbanoS. Also one In Vic
toria Heights. Small payment
down, balan.e like rent. Sec
Mrs. Florence Stafford. own
er. 1919 HAYES street. Victoria
Heights. phone 1857. J-9l
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Announcements
Notice no

Notice TO STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Rio Grande Valley
Trust Co., of Brownsville, Texas.
will be held at its banking house on
Tuesday. January Is, 1881. at 1000
O'Clock a. m, for the election Of di-
rectors and such other business as
may properly come before the meet
ing. Gordon p. Street. president.
LIP
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HOLIDAY G

When you see this tract Of i25
acres Of Resaca land you xili
have to admit. after taking litc
consideration the price, terms
and quality Of soil It Is one OF
the best buys OF the season. All
In cultivation, all under irrtgs-
ton, close to paved road, Close
TO Brownsville. In line with the
port development. Real resSca
citrus and potato and trucking
land. Small payment down
balance in five equal payments
nj 6 per cent. Shown By ap-
p0intment- Phone i9l.
COOPERATIVE REALTORS
Room 5. Cromack Blcg.
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FOR SALE-By owner. well located
fruit land, various size tracts. Also
attractive home. Phone 9022W4.
J-245
FOR SALE OR TRADE
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Real Estate
A CHOICE GROVE

A combination orange ana
grapefruit Grove just outside Of
The city limits OF Brownsville
with under ground irrigation.
city water. electricity. paved
roadway, In restricted district.
No flat rate bond tax nor drain
age tax. Optional three wears
care. The best investment in
the Rio Grande Valley. For
prices and terms call w. NJ.
Egan. phone PIG or l203-W.
home Riverside Park. p. Q.
Box pa. Brownsville. H-2i0
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SALESMEN-AGENTS

SALESMEN-AGENTS
WANTED-Salesmen who are inter
ested in increasing their income.
either whole or spare time. 10 rep
resent us in your home town or out
lined territory. or drawing account
or commission basis. Please write
Texas Mutual Life Insurance Ass0-
citation. 206 First National Bank
Bldg. Harrington. Texas, for details.
J-239
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 81
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Employment

HOUSES PAINTED"
Call at The Herald office. Mrs. NJ.
r. Langford. for your compliment
tary ticket to the Queen theatre.
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LOST A. FOUND
SCHOOL BOYS

LOST-Small black dos with brown
throat and feet. Xmas gift to little
girl. Betty Anderson, Phone 90l5-
FL J-2i2
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Business Opportunities

-INVESTMENT-Man willing to in
vest $4,000 and fun time II a sound
growing business with o good fu-
ture. Salary $500 o month. Address
r. Q. Box No. 72I, Brownsville
Texas. J-203
FOR RENT OR SALE-19-room ho-
tel In Brownsville. Cooperative
Realtors, phone 19i. J-i6T
RARE CHANCE-To get half inter
est if branch house to be establish
ed by well-knoEn firm. 1t carries
salary from start. Small amount
capital will handle. Investigate.
Address Box 282. or call phone ii05.
J-237
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Trees Seeds & Plants

FOR SALE-Just received, Mar
globe tomato seed; $3.50 pound.
Rogers Giant StringlesS beans. S6.75
bushel. Liberal discount for cash.
c. p. Barreda. J-l23
SEEDS-Florida sour orange. pure.
fresh. DeSoto Nurseries. DeSoto
City, Florida. J-2i
Livestock & Poultry
RABBITS and Autches for ale
cheap. Must sell at once Rio
Grande Valley Rabbit Farm. Har-
lingen. Combes Highway. J-Cl
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07
EVENT MAY PROVE
BEST EVER STAGED
Invading Athletes to Offer
Plenty Of Competition
for Local Schools.

A IL Of the District public high
~ schools except Business, which
~ has no team, are entered in the
twelfth annual &c" Club track
meet to be held May II in Central
Stadium. Dewitt and Landon are other
Washington schools which have sent
in their entries for the senior events.
Langley and Mcfarland are junior
high schools certain to be represented
in the events for that class and entries
are pending from Columbia, Gordon and
Hine.
Other schools entered include:
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. High,
Episcopal High, John Marshall High of
Richmond, Lane High Of Charlottesville.
Massanutten Military Academy, Maury
High Of Norfolk. McGuire's University
School and Staunton Military Academy
From Observation-Disclosures City Col
School, Forest Park High School. Gath
erSburg High, Georgetown Prep, Hyatts-
VILE High, Mount St. Josephs High and
st. James School of Hagerstown.
Entries from woodbury. Forest and
Gilman Country School Of Baltimore
are pending.
Indications are that the meet will be
the most successful in the history of
the games and they have been uniform
ly successful.
Members of the &C" Club who are
working hard to put the affair over
are:
George M. Norris, chairman: AL Min
nix, in charge of ofiicials; James Sprig-
man, medals and trophies: Robert New
by, program; Irwin Porter, Robert A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07
Dewitt TRACKMEN
MAKE BOW FRIDAY
To Visit Georgetown Props.
Eastern, Central Mines
Have Contests.

~ EVITT'S track team will show
its wares for the first time this
Spring In . dual meet when 1t
engages Georgetown Prep Fri
day afternoon at 3 o'clock at Garrett
Park. 1t also will be the first engage
ment of the campaign for Georgetown
Prep.
Though Devitt's team is smaller than
in recent seasons 1t nevertheless boasts
several performers of proved worth and
others of more than usual promise,
according to ]. Leighton tCount) Corn
well, the affable and energetic publicity
man, trainer, coach and whatnot at the
school.
Leading members of the squad in
clude Capt. Milton AbramSon, Sprinter
and broad jumper; Francis Knott,
quarter miller; Mike Norton, who throws
the discus, shot and javlin; Tom Keefe,
foot ball luminary, who has shown real
ability in the 100-yard dash and discus;
Glenn Suddarth, who heaves the discus
and does well In other field events; Bits
half-miler; Andy Gleeson, high jumper,
and Ray Willard, pole vaulter.
Billy Beale and Dave Morris, hurd-
lers and Reg MylkeS. broad jumpers,
are others who have displayed promise.
Eddie Brooks, Georgetown Prep coach,
and former Georgetown track stalwart,
says he has the best team in the schools
history and expects to give Dewitt
plenty of night.
Eastern and Central ball teams are
listed for action against college fresh
men mines tomorrow. The Light Blue
is to meet the Catholic University yearl-
ings at Brookland and Central Is to
entertain Georgetown's frst-year nine
in the Central Stadium
st. Alhans has q diamond engage
ment with Georgetown Prep ut Garrett
Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

followed by the customary two days Of
match play. The Chevy Chase tourney
winds up on Friday and the Baltimore
event closes on Saturday.
Members Of the Woodmont Country
Club golf team have been notified Of the
annual inter-city tournament with
Lakeside Country Club of Richmond,
which will be held at Lakeside on June
81 and %. Norfolk usually enters q
team in the annual event, but this year
the Lynnhaven Club has dropped out.
The rivalry will be none the less keen,
however, for Lakeside and Woodmont
both hold two legs on the inter-city
trophy. Places on the Woodmont team
are won according to scores made by the
team candidates.
Roger Peacocks score Of -, made
yesterday ON the first qualifying day of
the Woodmont tournament, may stand
up for the Qualifying medal today, even
though some Of the leading golfers OF
the Capital are scheduled to play in the
impressive fashion, scoring SO on the
first nine, but hreezed back over the last
nine in IS strokes to lead his nearest
competitor by two strokes. Next to him
was Bernard Hallock of Honesdale, Pa,
who turned in o IS. Hallock is stu
dent at Pace Institute.
For o while 1t seemed as If Addison
LovelesS. an 18-year-old caddie at Ban
nockburn and Rock Greek Park, was to
upset the apple cart in a little process
sion arranged by himself and brother
caddie. For Loveless, stroking the ball
beautifully, and aided by the warhoops
of his caddie as he sank putt after putt,
reached the turn in a we'll played 35
Oozing confidence and literally "raring"
to go, the youngster started off we'll
enough by knocking his tee shot at the
tenth almost to the green. But he took
three puts and then had to wait while
three pairs drove off from the second
tee After that wait his game collapsed
and he took AZ for the second nine to
score a n. w. A. Dennis Of Congress
sional also scored a II to be the fourth
man under 80, and Arnold Mccartney,
also Of Congressional, made 70.
Miller b. STEVENSON, Page Hufty, Joi,i.
c. Shorey and Albert r. Mackenzie are
scheduled to play today.
Al details of the far-hllng battle fl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07

HUCK GUYON knows base
ball If Eastern doesn't
4 win its games 1t sure isn't
his fault. He shows the
boys how to play the game"
It was Jackie Ray Of the Eastern
coaching STAFF talking. Ray Is helping
Guyon coach the nine.
1.-THE chief has been mixed up in base
ball long time. as player, umpire and
COACH" the genial Ray went on. What
he doesn't know about the game isn't
worth knowing" Incidentally, Ray
used to play ball at the University of
Maryland and with other teams and
has proved a valuable assistant to
Guyon.
It appears that the Chief not only
knows base ball but knows how to teach
it, judging from the way his teams
have been cleaning up. After winning
the public high title the last two sea-
sons, taking four straight games each
year, the Light Blue is of to a great
start toward another championship fol-
lowing the extremely artistic 1874 shell
lacking it yesterday handed Tech, which
has finished second to Eastern in the
series the past two years. The Light
Blue alone lowered the Gray in each
of these campaigns.
Eastern soon shattered any hope
Tech had of winning yesterday and re-
manning in the championship race.
Neither team counted in the first in
ming, but Guyon's boys opened rous-
ing attack in the second which netted
seven runs. They continued to count
consistently and the game soon became
a rout. Dick Lanahan, slim Eastern
southpaw, showed that his pre-series
exhibitions were true indication Of his
worth. He simply curve-balled the OPP
position to death while he and his
mates combed the offerings of four
Tech pitchers for fare-you-well.
Seven homers, not to mention numerous
other robust drives, were pounded out
by the Lincoln Parkers with their big
bottle bats. Toby Taylor. third sacker,
smacked two Of the circuit drives.
Not only did Eastern get pitching and
hitting but it showed well afield, despite
four errors.
Tech, on the other hand, was gen.
orally unimpresSive.
Incidentally, the current series prom
ises to set some kind Of a record as to
the number of runs scored. In the
three games played so far "A have been
registered. This compares with 80 and
40 runs scored in the first three contests
Of the 1923 and 1929 series, respectively
The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07
RISKING
LEAD AT BASE BALL
~ EVITT'S track team will show
its wares for the hrst time this
Spring in . dual meet when 1t
~ Aooowns Georoatnvr, pYan Fri

CHICAGO. May 2 R.-Wisconsin'
undisputed leadership of Western Con-
ference base ball affairs today was on
western.
A victory for Northwestern would put
it on top Of the list and would drop
Wisconsin to q tie with Illinois for sec
ond place. Wisconsin faced the contest
with a record of three straight triumphs.
while Northwestern had three victories
and one defeat.
Michigan yesterday boosted itself into
tie with Ohio State and Minnesota
Chicago, 2 to /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07
EXT week is to be busy period
for golfers Of both sexes around
Washington. Two major tour

u $1,000 ~ NN~@@~A
Washington. Two major tour
naments for the men and an
important event for the women will
constitute the schedule.
Locally, the Chevy Chase Club invi-
tation tournament will be the outstand-
ing event, but some of the golfers who
would play there If there were not q
conflict with the dates for the Balti-
more Country Club tourney, have
elected to go to the Monumental City.
Among them are two or three of the
leading players of the Capital.
Monday and Tuesday large field Of
women players will gather at the Indian
Spring Club to take part in one of the
three big women's tournaments held
near Washington each year-the So
hole medal play event for The Evening
Star Trophy-which Is won by the
player having the lowest net score for
SO holes. of which 10 are played each
of the two days of the tourney.
The Chevy Chase event is strictly an
invitation affair this year, the club
having abandoned the handicap rating
on which 1t sough to keep the entry
list down for several years. Among the
entrants will be group OF Canadians,
some whom have attended many Chevy
Chase events. 1t will start next
Wednesday with a one-day qualifying
round, to be followed by the four con-
ventional match play rounds Thursday
and Friday.
The Baltimore Country Club tourna-
ment is to start q week from tomorrow
with an 18-hole qualifying round to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07

tered through from the front, it became
increasingly evident today that mem
bers of the Boosters Club who particle
pated In the Funniest at the club yester-
day were not so much interested in the
golf game as in having a good time
To-day. Is hours after the close of the
golf game, no one seemed to know who
won the two-ball foursome event, which
was the piece de resistance of the tour
nament. and the statisticians still were
busy casting up the results, with the
aid Of an adding machine.
The Boosters tournament is unique.
Instead of golf, the affair is given over
to fun, and golf is incidental. That may
account for the lack of winning scores.
Anyhow, Frank Govern is chortling to-
day as he contemplates the efforts of
the Boosters to burn him c. the stake
and his subsequent escape from the
wiles Of Chief Booster Shannon and his
gang vi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Maryland. 4, Washington and Lee,
90 innings.
Mount st. Mary's, 10; Catholic Uni
versitv. S.
All-Marines, 2; Temple, 1.
North Carolina, 6; North Carolina
State, 2.
Georgia. 4: Mississippi, 8.
Michigan, o; Chicago, 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07

Totals. IS 730 o Totals. SO IL 80 II
tran for Atwood in ninth inning.
" M.rs Z ID. Il 8 $3.50 Sc Is
Runs--cronin. Berger ca. Hetzel. Thibo-
deau, Burke, Gross Errors - Gaylor 90,
Phipps (2), Richardson. Hanna, Cremin,
Williams. Two-base hits,Cross. Gaylor.
Stolen bases - Thibodeau. Mattox, Berger.
Sacrifice hits - Routon, Cross, Berger.
Double play-Tansiil to Berger to Radice.
wild pitch PhipPs Struck 60 out ut Ia 6, ny
ON Phipps, q; on Atwood. 3. Left on
baSes-W. and l., Z; Maryland, 5. Umpire
Al Orth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07

Maurer, Edmund d. Rheem, John L.
Fleming, Sidney E. Kent, DR.. Louis NJ.
Cuvillier and Albert Conradis, reception:
Charming Walker, track and field ar
rangements; Bert Coggins, tickets; Rob-
ert E. Acorn, police and passes; Louis j.
(Ty) Rauber, refreshments, and Eugene
Casey. publicity.
Tech High. with Is points, won the
&C" Club meet last season. Staunton
Military Academy was second with 20lz,
and Dewitt was third with 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07
as Catholic IT, BASKET Ball Coach C. Club Meet List to Be Heavy
Hits TsUo Honaeys With
3 On in Same Inning

PRINCETON, N. j., May T.
What is believed to be . record in
Princeton base ball history was
turned In yesterday by Stanley
Purnell, second baseman on the
freshman nine, who smashed out
two home runs, each time with the
bases filled, in the second inning Of
the game with the Hun School team.
The Tiger Cubs went into the sixth
and final inning of the game in
4-to-4 tie. A 13-run scoring spree
followed in which Purnell drove in
eight of the runs to help in his
teams l7-to-4 victory. Purnell also
opened the fourth with q single.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-07
QUITS AS CARDS. MENTOR
AFTER SERVING Is YEARS
Has Been One of Most Popular and Successful
Tutors in Athletic Ranks Here-"C'' Club to
Hold Annual Banquet Tomorrow Night
BY III. C. BYRD.

RED RICE years at Catholic University
several increasing
caused Rice to devote less and less time
and his announcement today OF his
resignation accompanied statement that simply i'm
coaching field
ton effect Immediately and Catholic University must seek
handle its team next Winter
in the coaching profession has had longer or more
Well liked
has in contact far as the writer knows he
which itself
of his long career That is all that needs
the from the personal side.
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