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tFurnlshed hy Valley Abstract Co.
Cameron County

FURNISHED BY Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County
O. q. Wilcox TO Guy Matthews.
East 7 acres OF West 22i6 acres
Blk. 154. FL Jardin Sub. sl750.00.
Cameron County Lumber compa-
ny TO Mary c. Loughridge et vir.:
Lot ! A and B Block 4, Avondale
Sub. Harrington $1,000.
Los Ebanos Estates Inc. to Sam
Hollett ct ux.: lot 8 block 4 City
Brownsville. Los Ebanos Addn. 300
and SI467.O0
Los Ebanos Estates Inc. TO Sam
Hollett ct ux.: Lot Q Block 4. Los
Ebanos Addn. Brownsville. Sl539.00
II. G. Harding to Irrigated Farms
Co-pn.; 10 acres out OF Lots 2l-A.
q, %. Section 5. Citrus Gardens
Sub. $1,000.
Irrigated Farms Corpn. to Henry
Bast: 10 acres out Of Lots 21-A.
"a. %. Section 5. Citrus Gardens
Sub. $1,000.
John c. Myyrick ct al. to r. n.
Sanders; All OF west quarter farm
Block 81 Survey IS. Wilson Tract
containing 10 acres. So, 100000.
z. +. & Ethel John Bonner TO
Davis Wade; South IL lot 9 all
lot 8 block g. Third Adm. San
Benito. $1,000.
J. NJ. Mallory 70 r. c. James:
Lot 3 block 10. West Brownsville.
S535.00 and Sl065 90.
Mrs. Julia Rock Smith ct al 10
William M. Rock, 30.8 acres about
) l-2 miles above Brownsville Banco
de Santa Rita. $1,000.
The Al Parker Securities CO. TO
j. A. Schulgen ct ux.; North lis
acres Block q. La Feria CT. Po-
melo Sub. $1,000 & 1000. 90 & 100000.
Arroyo Gardens Development Co.
to Howard u. Bell et ux: South
1-2 Block 81. Arroyo Gardens Unit
l. $l.650 & ) notes 1890 each e. 5
notes 1920 each.
n. S. Liddell TO 4. r Liddell:
Lots 10. 20. 81. -. %. Block S.
West Harrington ,Addn. Harrington
$1,000.
". S. Diddell to A. r. Liddell:
Lots a. 5, L. NJ Williams Sub.
100000.
N. S. Liddell 10 V. 5. Liddell:
Lots ?. 3. 4, z. g.. 2. Newton Adm.
Harrington. West 20 acres Block rs.
Lon G. Hill Sub. $1,000.
Clnco Realty a Finance Co. "a
Pedro Lozano ct ux-: Lot IS Block
Z. Fourth Addn. San Benlto. $1,000
& 26000
George L Gibson et ux. to John
E Schultz, Fractional part Of n.
w. half OF Block Y. Haywood Addn
San Benito. $1,000 e. 10000 &
100000.
j. / Coursey 10 = G. Edge: Lot
4 Block 96. ORG. Harrington. $1,000
q 100000.
v. l. MCCluney 10 &. 3. Will
Hams; IL interest Block 80. con-
tanning - acres Rep. Sub. Bixby
Sub. Capisalio District. So. 81 so.
The Al Parker Securities Co. to
William Woods et ux.: Lot 7 Block
i43. town Olmito. 81. 10000.
EuloEio Cara ct ri. 10 Eliseo
Gomez. Interest III and to Banco
No. l25. Las Comas GAIA Pin:a
Land IN Mexico. Sl00.
3. NJ. Dorrity 10 A. c. Seabaugh:
All OF West 2572 acres farm Block
81 Survey 25. Wilson Tract. $1,000
g. 10 notes 100000 each g. / note
100000.
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burg State Bank g. Trust Co.
81, 10000 Lots 3. 4. 5. 9, 2, 8. Block
3. Edcouch.
Lackland-AdkinS. Inc. 10 w. M.
Carter $4,000 Lots 10 & IA. Block
AZ. Edcouch.
p. w. Perkins to American Com
pany $1,000 Farm Tract 2240, North
C~apisallo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-12

LONDON, Aug. l2.-Rev. Arthur
Russell Blackett nor has a wife
after all these years to help him
with his little flock. The minister,
e6. unbeknownst TO any of the menu
bers of his congregation, married q
comparatively young woman In his
parish. Winifred Herrick. The bride
was 80.
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CHORUS IN CHURCH

LONDON, Aug. l2.-The Congre-
cation Of the United Methodits
church at Holmfirth were treated to
a shock-and some to a pleasant
surprise-when girls OF a chorus,
with bare legs and s'ashed skirts,
put on the musical comedy '"The
Marriage Market" The minister
frowned on the whole affair. but
the play was presented anyhow.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE
ESTATE OF J. r. HARRAH, DE-
EE

Notice is hereby given that let
teTs testamentary upon the estate
of j. r. Harrah. Deceased. we're
granted to me, the undersigned, on
the i4th day Of July 1880 by the
County Court OF Cameron county.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required TO
present the same TO me within the
time prescribed by law. My res
idence and Post office address are
r. r. ID. No. 4 San Benito. County
of Cameron. State of Texas.
S. l.. Forren, Executor OF
Estate Of J. r. Harrah, Deceased.
5-5-12-1p-26-48i2
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Cameron Courts
SUITS FILED IN DISTRICT
COVTRTS

Santa Maria Water Improve
ment District. Cameron county.
Number four VS. Bertha NJ. Dewitt
ct vir, Foreclosure Of Tax Lien.
Eugenia Carrisoles dc Barreda
VS. Crisoforo Barreda. Divorce.
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II GIRLS RIGHT

Teacher: What was the first
thing James the First did when
he came TO the throne?
Cynthia: Sat on IL. ! suppose
Tit-Bitk
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OFFICE OF COLLECTOR or

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF
CUSTOMS. Port OF Brownsville,
Texas, August 4, 1880. Notice is
hereby given that on August 2. 1880.
there was seized near Harrington,
Texas. from unknown parties. for
violation OF Sect. 5e3 Tariff Act
1880 and Sect. 1902 r. s., one
Chevrolet Sedan, motor No. 2777734.
Any claiming the above describ-
cd automobile will file claim with
me within twenty zoo days from
the date of this notice; otherwise
/ will sell the automobile at public
auction at the u. S. Customhouse.
Brownsville, Texas. on Monday,
August Is. 1880. at 10 o'clock a. m.
William Neale Deputy Collector.
0-5-i2-l9-26-38i2
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Oscar c. Dancy. Jr.. and Margaret
Anderson.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
II TO

Sealed bids will be received by
the Commissioners Court of Cam
eron county for ! Crawler Type
Tractor rated so II. r., to be opened
September I, 1880.
The Court reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids.
Address j. J. Bishop, County
Auditor. Brownsville. Texas.
8-5-l2-l9-26-36l0
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FOR SALE

TO SETTLE AN ESTATE-One OF
the best and most desirably located
homes In West Brownsville on cor
ner lot $50 by 200 feet, with shade
and citrus fruit trees la yard. 5 or
6 room house with large sleeping
porch and large front porch. and all
modern cQpveniences. Only s65O0.OO
including furniture. with $4,000
cash and the balance on easy terms.
3. G. Graham g. Company. Phone
l79. Brownsville, Texas. F-S4
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TREES. PLANTS AND SEED

MARSH SEEDLESS grapefruit
trees. large sizes for replanting. AL
50 have some large orange trees.
MIST move nursery stock on account
OF my orchard, some as low as rs
cents each. Henry II. Parks. San
Benito. Tex. E-2O6
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KWWG PROGRAM, TUESDAY. p. vi. AUGUST II, 1880
230-2:40-Union Mutual Life Insurance Co. Program.
2:403.00-"The Oid-T1mers " Club.
3:00-303-Weather and river forecasts.
3.03-3:15-Recorded selections by the best bands
BIS: attractions at the PubNx Theatres.
3.20-40O-PopuLar program.
4:00-40l-Time Signals.
401-4:l5-Brownsvile Herald news flashes.
AIS. 30-Varety program.
700-7:05-Completeb baseball returns.
705-7:30-Ghnpses OF the worlds greatest recording artists.
7:30-8:00-Hicks-Star Hour.
8:00-8:30-Mexican Aviation Co
53o-835-P1ymouthM Motor Car Co. contest.
8:35-8:50-MuScalc comedy selections.
8:50-900-Ten minutes with the great violnkts.
900 Pacific Bulletin.
9.0510.00-Popular Recordings.
PROGRAM. WEDNESDAY A. NJ, AUGUST "a. 1890
zoos: 3O-Organ recital from the Capitol theatre, Paul Kennard at
the console.
9:30-l0:00-Studio program Of semi-casacal recordings.
10:l5-l0:30-Popuar program.
IL 30-I2.00-Variety program.
12O0-12:03-Weather and river forecasts.
l2O3-12:l5-Organ recital from the Capitol Theatre, Paul Kennerd
at the console.
12:15-Time Signals.
12:l6-l2:30-Organ Concert Continued.
KRGV-HARLINGEN
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Where There's a Want That's Where Herald Classified Ads Shine
ARTICLES FOB SALE

FOR SALE-One hundred tons Of
baled cane hay. best grade. VIII
deliver anywhere In the Valley.
Call N. La Feria. q. r. 5ibSon.
E-179
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SOUTHERN cLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS

4os.z-Ws6 A~tisrta-74o
s.n0-WJz & wEAF q hrs1
e.0e-Feat. G5m.l; MIC (ser.)
e.45-lamhoree: Dance
il.0o-Thester Program
2ss-WAPi elrrinahs
efn-Musical Program
9.e9-Studio r5in.D: NEAF
3.so-Henry & Percy: Orchestra
te;se-Air Cabaret: Vodvil
l. .e0-Air Cabaret Hour
s7s.S-WFAA Dallas-sco
aspn-Ensenbie: Harmony Boys
i0.on-MuSic; prch. Varsity
5T4.s-WEaP Fort W~crth-s3.
ssnn-NBC a hr.l: Feature
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PROGRAM. WEDNESDAY A. NJ AUGUST IL. 1880
KRGY-HARLINGEN

Daily except Sunday-6:3O-e: 100 a. m; 1030-1 IL 80 I. m; 43O--7.UO p. m
Suncay-a-c0-9:15 a. m: Il noon-2:Oo D m.
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CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS

S59-kY~ Chtca5o-io2o 42ss-WLW cIneInnat-po
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7s5-Orch. Q5mO: VIZ dson) Sco-ros Arixos: Rroots e Ross
s.e-orch; state ST: WIZ ano-0rch; Variety: WIZ
s45-pance Music (h hrsD iooo-varety Programs (Ms hr)
s44e-wEnR chIes7o-s7o 1sas-Woc AT WHo-fcco
T5o-Rsdio coners saH-sars as w-AF az hrsD
sno-Houe Circle oncer Sl5-Feat u5n ): NEAF - hrs)
eoo-Comedy; YEAF: Studio sess-WJR DetreTt-Eo
a4S-Sams as VIZ -nn p,hh,. 49,.
a"'eM % nD T50-Motors: Boatmen: Crib
sA6-WLs chIesco-s7o t3o-Courfers SONY; WIZ
bno-Meodiss: Book Shep 80 ~ LON y mVeSrTent
s30-Nuscal. Songs. Verse CO. .EH 1mn. 80.
Through WILD Danps = MS
IS0-Concert Hall (3nmD SuE-WCCO cap Paut-e
4z7s-WmAa chIease-szo eo-ssme 81 WAEC 1A hr)
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53e-TTio: Charlie e. Aoue Nat-kMox ST. leus-fos
Ss15-Pfano: Feature e6e-Feat (son y: WABC CA hrs
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f3h-Amos I'M Andy: orchestFs inno-Rhymster: Willie a Lille
Music e. hrsD 1n.0-kapers: Revue: Organ
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

LOST-A wreck at resaca bridge
Sunday night. leather folder con-
tanning valuable papers bearing
name OF AL Pelandre. Finder please
return to w. w. Bennett care
Brownsville Herald. for reward. FPS
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Jesse bennett, Owner
BROWNSVILLE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-i0 acre
tract on Boca Chica road opposite
Airport. VIII take in traG vacant
lot In Brownsville. Apply s. NJ.
Harvey. at Piggy Wiggly. E-lS2
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The income from rabbit breeding in
France in the last IL months was nearly
$3.50 600. 600
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A Success Overnight

RCA has always been the acknowledged leader of the
ndustyhe creator of practically every great develop
ment in radio. Today the climax of years develop
ment of the Super Heerodyne principle, RCA Radioa
offers YOU the finest instrument for the home that engi
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In this remarkable instrument the degree of sens
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assigned broadcasting channel-no moreno less.
Hence its startling realism, its alert performance its
freedom from hum noise and distortion. Such is the
remarkable instrument which thousands have bought
which in less than two weeks has become one of the
outstanding successes in radio history.
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No Experience
Needed

Age or lack Of experience
need not prove a handicap.
Here at the Lewis Schools
we give you a complete and
thorpu"h background for the
type Of position that appeals
to Won mos.
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Remarkably Low in Price

great part of this immediate nationwide acceptance
is due to the amazing new palHe! Four years ago.
Radola SuperHeterodyne cost $50 Today this exquisite
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NOTE OF FRED" GRANGE
FOR $2O,278 BRINGS $50
Similar Document for $12,446,
Signed by Pyle, Sells for $40
as Bank Is Liquidated.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, September IT,
A note for $20,27s, bearing the sigma
ture of Harold Red" Grange, the
phantom halfback of the University
CT Illinois few years back, brought
only $50 on the auction block yesterday.
The note of c. G. Pyle, his manager
after he turned professional, and cross
country derby promoter, was worth
only $40 at auction, although its face
value was S12,446
The two bits of paper, almost worth
less now, were among the remnants of
assets sold to complete liquidation of
the defunct Illinois Trust 81 Savings
Bank
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Police Break Up Red" Parade.
BERLIN, September II (P).-Police
dispersed a Communist. procession in
the east side of the city last night and
arrested % of the participants. The
paraders were singing forbidden party
songs and otherwise demonstrating.
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rich in these indispensable vitamins.
So turn TO yeast when you grow
conscious of sluggiShneSs. Eat IL
three times a day :. Fleischmaun's
Yeast in the foil package. Eat it
regularly, following the directions
on the label, and see what wonders
it can perform in even a month or
two. Begin today to eat il.
You can get Fleischmann's Yeast
at grocerS', restaurants, soda foun-
tainS everywhere in this city.
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Headaches Danger Signal
One of the first signs of Intestinal Fatigue
is Headache! How combat it.

BEWARE of headaches, men!
- They are invariably the sign
of bodily distress. And all too often
=. in a majority of cases, in fact /.
they come from an internal con-
dition that must be corrected by all
means.
Indigestible foods, irregular hours,
combine to halt proper digestion
and cultivate intestinal sluggishness.
Fortunately, the answer is at hand.
Medical science has found that fresh
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yeast is highly effective withoutIbe-
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other ways.
Yeast, you see, adds a food eIe-
ment that stimulates normal digeS-
ton and elimination. 1t softens
accumulated wastes and helps the
body carry them off.
Also, it adds the often-missing
vitamins B and G and the ''sun-
shine" vitamin D to your diet. Each
cake of Fleischmann'S Yeast is very
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l. Now comes sensational new RCA Radioa so highly
developed SO far advanced scientifically excellent that
it has won the generous praise of Marconi himself the
genius who invented radio the great creative mind
who has been the peak in radio science for sc years
Here is musical instrument thrilling in perform
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an entirely new standard of performance 1t is the finest
instrument that ever carried the RCA trademark
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-17
YOUNG BANK ROBBERS
GIVEN LONG SENTENCES
Boys Get 10 to ID Years at Hard
Labor, Girls Get 5-to-S-Year
Terms.
a. the Associated press.

BY the Associated Press
SALISBURY, N. c., Septeber IT.
Ted Honeycutt. 10, and John Ellis,
20, of Charlotte and two girls, tried
here with them for robbing the Bank
Of Rockwell on August 18, yesterday
were given long prison terms.
Presiding Judge john Clements sem
fenced each of the boys to from 10 to
IA years in States prison at hard labor.
Both had pleaded guilty.
Mabel Marlborough of Charlotte, who
entered a plea of guilty to charge
of being an accessory to the robbery,
received a five to eight year sentence.
Mary Prick of Rockwell, the only
one of the quartet to fight the charges,
was given a sentence of six to eight
years A jury found her guilty yes
terday.
Honeycutt and Ellis were arrested in
Clearwater, Fla, after the robbery on
information given by the girls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-28

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-28
Miss Bedford
Is HOnOYed at
Bridge Party

Members of Phi Alpha Pi sorority
were entertained with bridge
party on Wednesday night by Miss
Vada McCarter and Miss Pauline
PontiuS, in honor of Miss Hope
Bedford, sorority sponsor, who re-
turned recently from a summer in
Europe.
The party was given at Miss Nc
Carriers home, 1119 West Thirty
fourth street. The hostesses were
assisted by Mrs. Fred McCarter. The
table was conferred with ship
model and appointments carried out
the travel idea. E
Guests with Miss Bedford were
Mesdames j. c.. Thorstenson, Wat
seka, Ill; Victor C. MuSsawir, Frank
Hart, Curren Nunamaker, LiSle Be
sore, John Silver, E. c. ridden, Ray
mond Clark; Misses Myrta Thomp-
son, Dorothy Rosebrock, Dorothy
Rubin, Helen Lesher and Hazel
Stafford.