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Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22
ANNIVERSARY OF BOMBING CRIME
FINDS CASE IN LIMELICHT AGAIN

convicting Mooney and Billings was
ga pack of lies. -
Macdonald came here from Balti-
more to appear before Governor {.
c. Young and the California supreme
court to tell them that he testified
falsely when he Identified Mooney
and Billings as the men who planted
"A suitcase filled with dynamite
which disrupted the preparedness
day parade, killed 10 persons and
injured 40 more.
Governor Young and Macdonald
were to meet today to discuss pre-
liminarv plans for rehearing AZ
which Mae Donald will tell his repu
diatiOn story.
Court Paves Way
The way for such a story was
paved Yesterday when the California
supreme court voted unanimously to
hold second rehearing in the par
Continued ON page six)
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22
MOUSSEAU GIVES
EXPLANATION OF
CALEXICO MATTER
clares Registration
Change Was Made For
Residents Benefit.

Cal G.. Mousseau, county clerk,
and candidate for sheriff at the
approaching primaries, unwittingly
became the center of a vertible
political whirluind last week which
looked as if it might assume gigantic
proportions, when he protested
against what he considered an i'm
proper use of registration blanks on
the part of Richard Emerson, city
clerk of CaleXico. Now that the
dust raised by this storm has some
what abated, Mousseau explained
his conduct in the matter by means
of the following statement given
this morning.
"The situation is this Cal cx-
planned. During my eight years
as county clerk | have been very
successful in making the distribution
Of registration books so that the
county have been offered an oppor-
tunitv to register. | found that the
most effective and convenient way
to do this was to place books in
the hands Of city clerks, and | have
always followed this policy.
"Recen complaints were
brought to my office from CaleXico
that many persons had tried to reg
lister at the city hall but on apply
ing there were informed that books
were not available in the office of
the city clerk.
"This caused me to make an in
vestigation and | discovered that
the city clerk of Calexico had taken
the books to Fort Yuma Indian Re.
servation to register voters there
who did not live in the first super
visorial district. Notwithstanding the
fact that at the time | had two reg
ularly appointed registration depu-
ties working in the territory he had
invaded. This showed me that the
only way in which | could serve the
people of Calexico with registration
books was to put these books i'll the
| hands of Il registration deputy who
would remain in CaleXico and serve
/. the people there.
'The appointment of the city
clerk of CaleXico was cancelled on
July Is. and Ike Carr was appOinte |
registration deputy ON the morning
of July Is, and books are available
in CaleXico at this time.
81 would pursue the same policy
in any community. 1t did not seem
fair to me that the people in CaleXi-
60 should be deprived of the priv
legc of registering by the fact that
the registration books were being
used for the purpose of attempting
to benefit the candidacy of an in
dividual, regardless of his identity.
"At the last election | carried
CaleXico over my opponent, although
he happened to be resident of that
city. | have always had friendly
feeling for the people of CaleXico
and have many friends there, so my
action in dismissing one registration
deputy and Immediately appointing
his successor cannot be attributed
to political reasons.
81 believe | showed my interest
in the complete registration of Cal
eXico and its surrounding territory
tory when ] made the change
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22
Actress Denies
Engagement To
Stars Husband

HOLLYWOOD, July -. U.R-
Answering rumors given wide cir
culation here, Constance Bennett,
screen actress, today denied she
was engaged to or in love with the
Marquis Henri De Coudray De La
Falaise, husband of Gloria Swanson.
Miss Bennett said that up to now
she had refrained from "dignifying
these stupid rumors with denial
but that she felt the time had come
when she could no longer fail to
challenge "the insidious efforts of
certain people,"
Miss Bennett recently was di-
vorced from Phillip NJ. Plant, New
York millionaire.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22
IGOes To Death
With A Grin

CHICAGO, July %. U.p)-
"Ash Can Pete" Iserio. saloon
keeper since long before the day.
of prohibition, went to his death
last night with a grin
Shot six times, Iserio was
found dying in his saloon on the
north side
WHO shot you Pete?" Lieut..
James Devereaux asked him.
II don't know" Iserio said
grinning. But who ever it was
did good job. Got me six
times
He died half an hour later at
the county hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22
Underway
For New Yorker

LOS ANGELES, July -. W.P)-
Authorities were asked today to
search for William b. John, SO,
wealthy retired New Yorker, who
disappeared July after leaving a
boat at Wilmington with an ex-
pensivo automobile, considerable
cash and valuable jewels.
According to John S nephew, Jo-
seph Hood, of 40l9 Tracy street.
Los Angeles, John arrived at Will
mington, but dropped from sight
while driving from there 10 Hood s
home
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22
Endurance Plane
Remains In Air

ST. LOUIS, July 22 up Its
motor functiouing perfectly, the en-
durance monpplane "Grcatcr -.
Louis, - piloted by Forest O'Brina
and Dale Jackson, continued 10 ny
over Lambert municipal flying field
today
The former record holders. who
intend 10 remain aloft one month.
spent their 23.hour in the air at GIL
"a. m, est. and snid 10 notes they
were in fine fettle.
"A rain storm baffcted the plane
about bit last night but we still
are going fine. - they said.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22
Bethlehem Steel
Gives Bonuses

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, July -
W.P)-Besides the million dollars 4
year paid President Eugene g.
Grace, Bethlehem steel corporation
spends another million and Il half
ON bonuses for its six vice prcSl-
dents, it was revealed in court here
today.
Bethlehem attorneys defending
The billion dollar merger of Bethle-
hem with Youngstown Sheet X Tube
presented figures on the vice presi-
dents bonuses Oh demand of at
torneys for Cyrus S. Eaton interests,
who seek an injunctio nto halt the
merger.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22
AIR DERBYISTS ON
THIRD LEG OF FLIGHT

ROOSEVELT FIELD, l.. l., July
%. W.P-The 10 entries in the
American air derby began leav
ing at one minute intervals for
Cincinnati on the third leg of their
5000 mile cross-country tour at
ll:29 Il. m. today. Lee Gehlbach,
in Commandaire biplane, No. !
in the race was the first to leave,
the others following in quick sue
cession. 80
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22
Believe Disease
Finally Checked

Los ANGELES, July %. W.P-
The spread of infantilc paralysis
cases here appears to be definitely
checked, Dir. George Parrish, city
health officer said today.
While eight deaths have been
caused by the disease this month;
the number of eases being reported
daily has been dwindling steadily.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22
SENATORS DEPART
FOR THEIR HOMES
UPON ADJOURNINC
Hoover Halls Treaty AS
Big Accomplishment; Is
Boon To Taxpayers.

WASHINGTON, July %. W.H-
President Hoover signed the instru-
ment of the ratification of tn" Lon
don naval treaty iii the east room
of the White House today.
He affixed his signature t. The
document at 3:01 p. m.
WASHINGTON, July %. UP)
The London naval treaty was hailed
as great accomplishment in Am
erican foreign policy and a boon
to overburdened taxpayers in a
statement by President Hoover to-
day, announcing he would within
few hours sign the Senate resolution
cf ratification.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22

WASHINGTON, July %. U.H-
The cheering prediction of cooler
weather tonight throughout the
eastern half of the United States
was made by the L. $. weather
bureau today.
Local thunder showers and lower
ed temperatures may be expected in
northern and southern New Eng
land, eastern and western Pennsvl-
vania, eastern New York, New Jer-
scy, Delaware, Maryland, Tenncs-
see, Virginia. North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, West
Virginia, and Ohio, the report said
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-22
RELIEF PROMISED
ATLANTIC STATES
FROM HEAT WAVE
Hot Spell Is Definitely
Broken From Rockies
To Ohio Valley.
BY UNITED PRESS

Cloudcd skies and threats of rain
| brought some abatement in the heat
! wave today, but there still was acute
suffering in the crowded cities along
! the Atlantic seaboard.
| Yesterdays terrific heat-iu
j which many new records were cstab-
lished-brought the largest single
| DAYS toll of deaths in the present
! heat wave.
Heat deaths as shown by United
Press survey stood at pa today, an
yesterdays figures. Prostration ac
counted for ia deaths, drownings
for 1856 and lightning for four.
While the states east OF the Al
leghanics looked anxiously toward
clouding skies in the hope of relief
and watched the mercury expand,
the middle west experienced cooling
breezcs and rain.
The heat wave definitely was
broken from the Rockies to the Ohio
valley. Corn and garden crops were
spared from further damage, fatali
ties dwindled to few from heat
and half dozen by drowning
Business and industrial life resumed
its normal speed.
The four deaths by lightning oc
CURED during storms in Massachu
setts, where two were killed, and
Illinois and Ohio, where one each
was killed.
Fourteen deaths were recorded
yesterday in New York as the mer-
curry touched %. the highest of the
year. The death toll in the New
England states was nine and tenn
pcraturc of 96 in Hoston was typical
Of that section.
Scores of prostrations were report
ed in metropolitan New York, and
seven persons died after being over
come. The other seven deaths were
from drownings at crowded beaches.
| Two northern California cities
| Eureka and Red Bluff, provided con
| trasting extremes in temperature
Whereas Red Bluff, with a high
temperature of l04, tied with Wash
! ineton. ID. c., for the dubious distinc-
tion of being the hottest city in the
country, Eureka, about 80 miles
nearer the Pacific, was one Of the
coolest with low of SO during the
night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-15
HInAIGO COUNTY

w c. Baker to VIM. Working,
5000 N. 40 #. lots Z and S. IS fl.
lit S block 4S. Weslaco Lots 5 and
6, Frost Proof Heights Subd.
z D.. Ford to Mrs. N. r. Stevens
S59Ss-2l lot IS. block SO. Weslaco.
z d. Ford 10 Mrs. ". r. Stevens,
slT42i lot II. block 3, Orange
Grove Addn. 10 Weslaco.
N. F. Stevens to NJ. L. Dew. ST..
100000 lot 10. block SO. weslaco.
L A. Cox. ct ux TO B. II. oxford,
SIC CO W. 10 &C. Of E. 20 &C. lot
<5-S West Addn. 70 Sharvland.
F. G. Collins. ct Tx to +. +. COT
fin. ct ux. s350O.00 lot 10 Griffin
& Leslie Subd
Delta Orchards COMPANY 70 Alta
Mae Sawyer s3635.00 ( l-2 lot 1863.
L@lta Orchards Co. Unit No. 4.
Edinburg Securities Co. TO A. z.
Foster. $4,000 w. 10 &C. lot 70.
Ser. 274. Tex. Mex.
The Nick Doffing co. 10 Rose K.
Virtue. S236400 Z. 222 &C. lot Oil.
N,c'' DoffinV Subd. No. I.
John II. Shary TO r. G. Holt,
s'6.6o4-00 r. 9.62 &C. OF w. 20 &C.
lot 44-4. West Addn. to Sharvland.
John H. Shary to A. M. Choat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-15
Resolution Adopted
On Members Death

The Brownsville lodge Of the ben
evolent and protective order Of Elks
Saturday adopted a resolution on
the death Of j. II. HAYS. member of
the order who was killed recently
in Indianapolis when an interurban
crashed into a car driven by the
local man.
The resolution reads as follows.
Whereas it hath pleased Al
mighty God TO remove from our
midst by death our friend and broth
e j. II. Hays. we. the members Of
the Brownsville order Of Elks, No.
1892. do hereby express our deep
regret at his passing and our very
sin&S6Te sorrow for the accident
WHICH caused his death.
We feel that we have lost a friend
and helper in Dun work as an order
and we shall ever honor his mem
DRY as one always cheerful and ready
to do his part as a man and a
brother.
BE it therefore resolved that
this expression Of regret be spread
upon our records. that a copy be
sent to the relatives Of our deceased
brother. and a further CODY publish
ed in The Brownsville Herald"
The resolution vas signed by q.
w. bennett, Elmore s. Order and
r. r. Colly, committee on resolu-
tons.
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Cameron Courts

s52lo.4l S. 2o.i3 &C. lot 4S1, Jno, H.
Snary Subd.
Progreso Development co. to Viola
j. Holt. s14,927.OO z. S &C. Of W. 10
&C lot 80, Llano Grande Subd. N.
SIS &C. lot 1873, Llano Grande Subd.
Frank NJ. Mlllinger, ct Tx 10 R.
H Quinn, S3500.O0 lot 6. block 4,
Hampshire Homes Addn. 70 Nc
Allen.
George E. Baker. ct Tx to Justus
L Gray $1,000 1887 acres lot Is,
hlosk 5, Porcion II e. 70.
Liberty Investment Co. to Hidal-
go Co. Water Imp. Dist. No. 4,
S6i4.00 GA &C. lot ISL, West Adm.
TO Sharyland.
Percy Herman to w. w. Utzman.
100000 w. 2 &C. OF s. 5 &C. OF W.
i4-2e &C. Lot ITS, Por. SO e. 70.
c. @. Foster, Trustee to Jose
Clontier, sl.00 lot IA, block 2, Gate
way townsite.
G. G.. Foster. Trustee to Rolarddc
A. Amador. sl.00 lot IS, block 2
Gateway Townsite.
Astor j. Briketer TO Anton
Schmidt ct TX 100000 lots sand
10. block 20, North McAllen.
Progreso Development co. "a
George w. K9rpus ct NV sl4.1O6 Al
S. SIG &C. Of lot Is, Re-Subd. lot:
25 and others Llano Grande Sub
division.
Lakeland Adkins Inc. ct al TO z
BLedvina, Bishop, $4,000 lot /
block s, Colcnia Jarez, Addn. ia
Edcouch.
j. G. Engelman. Jr. to Clarence
A. Smith ct Tx 3.93400 Z. 1875
&c. of 30.35 &C. lot II, Block 81. Mo
Tex.
Sarah A. Martin to Edith Hearr
Sl950.00 lot 6, block l43, Edinburr
American Company to ]. p. anc
G. z. Dodson So, 100000 part lots Il
anc Il. block Al, Capisallo.
American r. @. Land e. Irrig
co. 10 Baker Potts Nursery co. Inc
Farm Tract 1891 North Capisallc
District s2673.00.
r l.. Hahn Constable to r. n
Creager. S. 10 &C. Of N IL lot :
Sec. Isl Tex. Mex. $4,000.
NProgreso Development Co. q
George w. Ladwig. et TX s. At &C
lot 1873 Llano Grande Subd. s6227 so
w j. Williams. Inc. to Albert
Rrchenmeister. ct ux r. 10 &C. lot
IA Gabil. Subdivision sl400O 90.
Ieoncio S. CARA TO Jose r
Martinez. Lot 20, block AZ Mercedes
s2261 90.
j. r. Presson, ct Tx TO D.. A
Frryear. w. 10 &C. Block Y la
Blanca Subd. $1,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-15
NEAL OPPOSES
ARCHIE PARR
Webb County Man Enters
Race to Break Up
One Man Rule

LAREDO. June IA James Z.
Neal, giant Webb county ranch
nan declared war on boss rule"
in formally launching his candidacy
for state senator from the district
represented for the past IS years by
Archie Parr, GEAR of Duval county"
Mr. Neal won his spurs as a poll
teal campaigner soon after he
graduated from the University Of
Texas law school, by making a sue
cessful campaign on foot over
williamson county for the office
CT county attorney. He later moved
to the border country and develop
Ell an extensive ranch and cattle
business.
Politics." Mr.. Neal said. "in my
senatorial district have been run
" l few boss politicians, The lib
erty-loving, God-fearing people o.
this section have decided once and
Tor all to throw off the yoke OF
Lossim and bust up the ring.
II am going 70 wage an unceas-
zig and unrelenting campaign from
row until the polls are closed or
.Idly rs IN order to assist the people
" busting the political ring"
His platform is not vet complete
M. Neal said. but ii will include
among other things:
The absolute humiliation OF
boss rule in every section OF the
state. and particularly In my
senatorial district.
"Abolishing the state ad valoren
property tax. the state to get iii
revenues from corporation taxes
franchise and natural resource tax.
IS. including sulphur, privilege
tlxes. intangible taxes and thi'
type OF wealth.
Complete prison reform SO tina
prisoners will receive humane treat
ment and that the prison system
will be self-sustaining.
Economical administration o
state affairs. and an equitable dis
tribEtion Of the funds OF the STATE
tc support and maintain the In.
! stitutions and departments"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-15
Woman and Marine
Get Death Sentence

TOMS RIVER. N. u, June a.
Pi-Mrs. Hattie Evans and Lester
Underdown. a United States Marine.
we're convicted today and sentenced
70 die for the murder Of Robert
Evans. the woman's sailor husband,
and Albert Duffy, a former ship
mate Of Evans.
Although one woman on the Jury
Of four women and eight men had
said she would not vote for a YER
dict Of guilty II ii meant capital
punishment. the verdict was re-
turned without a recommendation
for mercy. which would have per-
mitted a sentence Of life imprison-
ment. and so the pair automatically
were sentenced to death in the
electric chair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-15
HEAVY RAINS
CLAIM THREE
West Texas Streams Roar
With Floods Of Past
Two Days

At least three persons were
drowned in swollen streams =
two families were reported missing
from the banks Of Lake Creek II
Knox county Saturday night as a
result Of heavy rains over a large
part of west Texas during the past
two days.
Oscar Tidwell. Jr., g. was found
dead late Saturday, 100 yards from
his destroyed home on Lake Creek
near Goree. Four other members
of his family we're the objects OF
an intensive hunt by searching
parties. -Four members of the G. @.
Palmer family were missing and
their home on Lake Creeknear
Munday was under water.
Lindsey Phillips. IS. Of near Kir-
ven. was drowned Saturday when
his automobile ran off the road
<nto Tehuacana Greek near Fair
Va. The creek was up as a result
rain upstream. Philips compan-
gbn swan to safety. p. G. Lee Of
Guling had been drowned Friday
night when his automobile was
swept from a creek crossing near
San Angelo.
Highway and railroad workmen
were busy late Saturday repairing
numerous washouts. The water IN a
few instances swept away cottages
and property and the floors Of
business houses In several towns
were inundated.
Several cottages of a tourist
camp on the outskirts Of Olnev were
swept away Saturday. and trucks.
automobiles and tents of a Mexican
construction camp near Throckmor-
ton were carried downstream.
The Orient. Wichita VALLEY and
Wichita Falls and southern railways
experienced track washouts. Train
service between San Angelo and
Sterling was out until Monday.
Washouts were reported on highway
30. near Monday. the Jacksboro
road nea Olnev. highway 5 near
Vernon and on roads IN the vicin-
ity Of Seymour and In Coke county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

iFurniSled by valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County
James E. Fitz-G Gerald. ct al. 10
w. A. Tippitt; 1895 acres block
81. San Benito L. g. w. Co. Sub
division, $5860.00.
i. II. Dunlap to A. E. Branch;
lots 3. 4, and south 3 It. lot ) block
%. La Feria S5322.37.
B. l.. Kowalski to VIM. T. Al
bridge and II. @. Aldridge: lot l
block II Villa Maria Gardens Ad-
dition, Brownsville $1,000.
Arroyo Gardens Development Co
to w. II. Shaffer. ct ux: block So,
containing 1920 acres Arroyo
Gardens S6600.00.
w. J.. Courtney TO Nellie z. Court
ney; East 20.07 acres block 1914,
FresnoS Land e. Irrigation CO. Sub
division Si.OO.
f. H. Schuster ct TX TO Marshall
Wallis: North 10 acres block rs, IL
q H Sub. $4,000.
Earl Corder ct Tx. to Marshall
& II Subdivision. No. l $1,000.
Mrs. Nettie Parker TO Leland s.
Parker: north 10 lot 8 block EE,
brownsville. Land g. improvement
Co. Sub. $1,000.
d. B. Meadows to j. S. Wilson:
lot 8 block / Arroyo Vista Addition,
Farlingen $1,000.
G G.. Henson Ell al. to r. Math-
ers, 1916 acres being part OF acre
block II. Brownsville.
II. ". Judd and Freda Judd 70
a. z. Purvis: lot II block /. Hey
wood Addn. San Benito $1,000.
Lizzie Lilee Windsor to Arroyo
Farms Co.; 1912 acres Survey 80.
being part Of lot Is, T. z Bishop
Subdivision $1,000.
VIM. T. Aldridge. ct al to 3. L.
Kowalski: beginning at South
boundary Of lot | block IS" Browns
vile L. & T.. co. Sub. sl431.10.
Mid-C Continent Life ms. Co. TO
The American Land Co. Of Texas:
ot 21 containing 5 acres survey 298.
Stuart Place Sub. $1,000.
Al and LLOYD Parker. Inc. to I.
Scott Jones: south 20.34 acres block
g. Monte Grande Subdivision s549i.-
80
Herman z. Shafer ct ux. TO Fred
W Meen: lot 6 block l56 and S 10
lot Is and S 1-2 lot % in West 1-2
blk. 108. Santa Ana Development
&C. unit 2. Sil00.
Cameron County Lumber Co. to
J. w. Tredwav: lots 62-A. 62-B.
block 4. Avondale Sub. $1,000.
The City Of Brownsville 70 James
W. Davis; lots 2. 3. 4. s. 6. 7. 8. 9.
20. II. block So. Paroles Addition
Brownsville s1O0.
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results expected from one SONS
little opposition TO the bond issue
has been heard and It's proponenta
are anxious that it be killed as soon
as possible
Meanwhile, it is expected httlf
will be done toward calling an cleo.
ton on extending the city llnitd
until the airport proposition In out
Of the way. Both propositions have
the backing Of the directors OF thu
chamber OF commerce and other
civic bodies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-15
SUITS FILED IN DISTRICT
CnTfRTS

No 9536-Moeschl- Edwards Cor
rLeating Company. Inc. VS.. Harry
Hensen. debt.
No. 9537-May Allis VS.. Spere Al
is divorce and injunction.
No. 9538-Electric Appliance Co.
VS. A. Y. Baker, garnishee.
No. 9539-Turner Brownsville
Roofing Co. rs. Harrington indie
ptLdent School District, debt.
No. 9540-Mrs. Helen Milum VS..
Glenn Milum, divorce.
No. 954l-Frank T. Phillips VS..
Jas A. Graham, ct a., Motion TO
set aside deed.
No. 9542-E. NJ. Scott. ct al, Admrs.
IS. Cameron County Drainage Dis
tllct No. 4, title and possession.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-15
permanent Wave
Improvement SOUGHT

bAhLlNGEN, June I4.-Arita-
I'n mas been renewed here for
some action looking toward i'm
proving the permanent wave
slrelch on the highway to San
Etnlto. The city already has avail
aoe lunos Tor its part or the bro
lecf ana commissioners are being
nseo % nrina whatever pressure
tney can upon residents living
along the roads who are opnosed
70 giving rights-of-way.
Sixty-seven religious denomina-
tons In North Carolina have \
membership Of 1.4O6. 883.
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IL MONDAY

Especial TO The Herald.)
SAN BENITO, June 14-Justica
OF the Peace T.. M. Valdetero Il
facing one OF his busiest court ses-
sions Monday. Examining trials
are set that day for cases or wife
desertion, theft, forgery and ems
bezzlement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-15
CLUBS TO HEAR
AIRPORT NEED
Backers of Project AT
Harrington to Bring
Special Speakers
Especial to The Herald.l

HARLINGEN. June 14-With cleo
ton for a 100000 bond issue for a
municipal airport less than a month
off. July s.. advocates Of the project
are preparing to bring speakers here
70 tell civic clubs. other Organiza-
tons and voters generally OF the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-15

Notice.-Account remodeling Of
the ground floor Cromack building.
we have moved our office temper
arily 70 Room No. II. second floor.
CTomack Building. Foster Moothart
Co-AdV. Is. .
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-15
ORDERS

Mother: Bobby, I'm ashamed OF
you eating your sisters share OF
cake What have 1 been trying to
teach you?
Bobby: Always TO take her
part" mother.@AnsWers.
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CAMERON COUNTY COURT AT
LAW
Hon. John /. 4

Hon. John i. kIeiber, Judge
No. observation-disclosures Man
atacturing co. vs.. Geo. Z. Asch-
bacher, Jr., judgment for plaintiff.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Agustin Ochoa and Mrs. fedora
Aarrera.
S c. Clark and Bobbie Irene
Cartwright.