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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-04
Day Programs
WFBM (I23O) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power and Tight Comuapyl
MONDAY


WFBN (I23O) INDIANAPOLIS
Indianapolis Power and Tight Company
A. NJ. "0NDAf
7:3o-Pep Unlimited Club.
9:00-Aunt Sammy hour
,l0;O0-Charles store program
.I0:l5 to 12:00-Silent.
Il 100 Noon-Farm network (CBs)
l:oo-Jim and walt.
3:o0-WoSriidi Book lo'i Ma % 'ne AIR tCHs)'
22 :oS orchestra (CBs).
2:30-Two- Thirty Tunes.
3:00-Feature (CBS).
S:iS to 5:so-Silent.
WKBF (14OO) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis BrOadcastinG. Inc.]
MONDAY
S:se-wake-Up band program
9oS-Tbbes Fen IedeTati9n mornins worship
7:S5-Nfnsic musical Clock"
7:55-Departmen Store Hints
8;00-BreakfaSt Club
8:l5-Specialties.
9:30-Feature.
S.45-Music
99:95-D Igrir, more milk.
9:30-Foods program.
9:50-Cooking chat.
l0.00-Style talk
l0.20-Qrgan melodies
l0:50-Feature
i :oo-The Old "Home-Towner.'
ll;30-Harry Bason at the piano.
l2:oo-Corrsct time.
P. NJ.
l2:15-Feature
l2:30-Music
l2:35-MuSic
l2:4o-Butter and Egg quotations.
l2:45-The Farm Advisor
l2:55-The Service Man"
1:00-Concert.
l:30-Silent.
WLW (700) Cincinnati
MONDAY
A. NJ.
5:l5-Bradley Kinca.d
5:30-International Fiddlers
5.55-Weathers forecast
6:00-Time announcement
6.o0-Morning exercises
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HERE'S ONE FOR RIPLEY
Sheriff Sees Porcupine Garner
Apples in Novel Style.

BELCHERTOWN, Mass, April 4.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Hanifan
was working in a wood lot, and
therein lies a strange tale. Hani-
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SUNDAY

A. NJ.
s;00-Sunday morning hymns.
8:S0-Father Flanagans Boys Home
program.
e:0o-tHooSier Club" program.
9;S0-Brookside Lumber Company pro-
gram.
9:45-Watchtower presentation.
10.00-ChamberS Rangers.
] l:00-Crystal Flash Petroleum program.
II :So-Economy Auto Rebuilders.
l2:00-Hotel Harrison program.
l2;l5-Banquet Ice Cream program.
II :30-Coca Cola hour.
l:3o-Indiana Wheel and Rim orchestra
2:oO-Ideal Furniture Company program.
2:S0-SunShine piano man.
3.00-Rev Morris II. CoerS.
S;30-Cantor Myro Glass.
3:45-Colonial Sanitarium program.
4;0o-Washington Park presentation.
4:30-"Chocolstes Of Charm"
5:O0-Durham Travellers.
5;So-Bowes Sealfast program.
6:00-People'S Coal and Cement concert.
b:3O-Oak Grove ensemble
7:00-Commonwealth Loan orchestra
I;so-FirSt Presbyterian church service
S;5o-ProgreSs Laundry program.
9.00-The Murphy s."
a:l5-Vesper hymns
l0:o0-Hsrry Bason'S program
10 :30-Sign of
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---I0:4s p. NJ

--I0:45 p. M
WMAo (67ol-Vis Lago or
chestra.
NBC-Spitalny's orchestra.
Ill P. M
CBS-Lowns orchestra: or
wcco islol-curtis orches-
won t72O-Coon-sanders
orchestra: Drake orches-
wGY C7sM-slespy Halls
orchestra.
WJR f750)-SonE frolic.
WMAQ (670) -Sherman's or
chestra 10 hours.
WOW 1901 --Ambassadors
lib P. M
WBBM (770l-Around the
town q hours.
RYW 1o20l-McCoY's or
chestra.
-Il:s0 P. M
WGCo (8Iol-Lowry Night
NBC-cutler's orchestra.
WGY (790l-Kenmore or
chestra.
-I1:45 P. M
WrA DAT tsl0 - Nighthawk
WOW (59O)-Paxton Pow
-12 P. M
KYW Go2ol-Canton Gard
en- orchestra.
WGN (720)-Knights and
ladies' of the bath.
WJR (750)-GreYstone or
chestra II hour.
-12:15 A. M
WcCo (slo)-Gate's orches-
1890 A. M
kYW Q020l-Coneress Hotel
orchestra.
VIM (62ol-Night Watch
Il A. M
XIV Cl02o)-McCoy's or
' @i:so A. M
KIT f540l-St. Francis or
chestra.
KYW 0lO2o)-Canton Gard
en- orchestra.
--10:15 P. M
MIC (wEAF)-Muriel and
WsM (s5ol-symphony.
MIC tWJZ)-Heel Hugger
harmonies.
1920 P. M
WGN (72o)-wGN syncopa-
tors.
1880 p. M
NBC (WEAF)-Russfan ca
thedral choir.
NBC (WJZ)-South Sea Is
wMAQ . Cs7o-rhe Bible;
--1O:45 r. M
KYW. qO2O)AWayne Kings
orchestra.
Ill P. M
CBS-Harmonies: organ.
WGN (720) - Syncopators.
nighthawks az hours5.
WGY (7s0)-Peyton's or
chestra.
wJR (75o)-orchestra pro
gram.
-11:15 P. M
WBBM (77O)-Cendron's or
chestra.
-11:SO P. M
XIV (lO2o)-Mccoy's Or
WBBM C770)--Ben Bernie's
orchestra.
Up A. M
XII (640)-Slumber orches-
ira; quartet.
kYW G020)-Panico's or
chestra.
WBBM (77o-Nutty Club q
WGN (720)-Coon-Sanders
orchestra.
-12:30 A. M
VIM I'M t620)-The Night
Waterman.
XIV (1o2o)-McCoy's Or
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WKBF (14OO) indianapolis

SATURDAY
4:S0-'Nancy and Tade."
4;f5-News fiashes
5,00-Cecil and Sally.
5:l5-The Service Men"
5:30-Indana theater GLOON Cyhasers
5:45-Griffin Harris program
o:5o-Dinner music featuring Robbye
Cook.
6:2o-Harry Bason at Fletcher American
program
6:35-Rose Tire Buddies.
6:50-Roy Wilmeth program.
7:00-Emrich sports review.
7:30-Clairmont .Sterilzed Egg program.
S.00-Continental trio
S:l5-White Star "Oil Cans"
S:J0-Gollege Chums shaving Cream
BOYS"
e:oo-Silent until IL D. m. by order fed
eral radio commission.
ll.00-Hoosier Athletic Club dance.
ll:l5-Jack Tilsons I. A. c. orchestra.
12:00-Sign of
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WFBM (123O) Indianapolis

WFBM (lZ3O) indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light Company
SATURDAY
5:SSo9-Paul Tremaine orchestra (CBs).
6:oo-Morton Downey (CBS.
-Rltz-Carlton orchestra (CB5l.
700-Columbians
7:I5-Ann Leaf at the organ CBs).
I:30-Chevrolet Chronicles.
8:Q0-Atlantic City Entertainers (CBS).
S:5o-Radio Forum from Washington
9:00-aank Simmons Show Boat (oBs).
l0:Q0-Salesman Sam.
lo:l5-Arthur Pryor's band (CBSl.
l0:30-The Columnist.
l0.45-Towne club orchestra
ll:00-Lyric RKO program.
1l:25-Atop the Indiana roof
u ;O0-Louie Loves orchestra.
l2:so-The columbians.
l:OO-ToWne Club orchestra.
SUNDAY
100 Heroes Of the church (cBs).
Morning musicale (CBsl.
99:q9o-Bony.s scrapbook (cBs).
9:30-Christian Men Builders.
lo:455 to l;oo-silent.
1:OO-Cathedral hour (CBs).
2:oO-Philharmonic-symphony t concer
4.00-Rev. Farmhouse sermon (CBS),
4:30-Mae Engle recital.
4:45-Salon group.
5;00-Second Presbyterian church
6l00-The Columbians.
6:30-San Felice Smoker
1.Q0-Dr. Howard Haggard (CBS).
7l5--At the Baldwin.
7:30-Kaltenborn edits the nevs (rRs)
7:45-The Gauches (CBS).
8:00-Coty's playgirl (CBS).
8:S0-WFBM concert orchestra.
9.l5--Four Rovers.
9;30-Indiana Ballroom orchestra
!0:00-Back Home sacred hour (CBS).
ll;00-Atop the Indiana roof.
ll;45-Louie Loves orchestra
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ITIoNs OF THE NATIONAL BRoADCAsTING COMPANY
VEAF Network
WIZ Netwcr.k
STATIONS OF THE COLUMBIA RECONNAISSANCE SYsTEM
SATURDAY

i SS WIS WIZ &c WV sS SeS9 % Eo l
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
SATURDAY,

?. NJ.
4:0O-Seckatary Hawkins
4.30-Doctors OF Melody
4:45-Blue Valley Cream program (NBCl
5.00--The CroSley Theater OF the Air
5:S0-Brooks and Ross.
5.45-Loweu Thomas tNBC)-
6.O0-Amos n Andy fNBCl.
6.l5-Tastyesst testers tNBCl.
63O-The Crosley Saturday Knights.
7:s0-The Fuller Man (NBCl.
8.00-Dance music from Horseshoe
Gardens (NBCl.
sI5-Varietv.
s:so-Vapex Musical Doctors (NBC).
9.oO-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
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ss: :$eSaHr S Lg and EN- (NBo.
!0:00-Weather.
io:o2-King Edward Cigar hand
II :09-Netherland Plaza orchestra
ll:30-The Doodlesockers'
- 'uV-GaStIe Farm orchestra
AM. SUNDAY
8:29-Time.
8:30-Church school.
S:SU-Ilnle: river stages
,SS:SSSS-Southland sketches (NBCD
I0:00-Organ program
iiII: :ss-Fc59gsss symphony m concert NBc.
II :59-Time A4" 'NoOj.
F i Noon-Henry Thies orchestra.
ll55:$g-1ittIe Jack Little (Nsc.
l2:4S-John Barclay and Dagnar Rvh,,er
I:9o-Crosiey theater.
dSV-Yeast Foamers (NBCl
5:U0-Iemple of the Air
99 Williams oilomatics tNBc,.
S :55SS Eyes" (NBC).
4:oo-Vox Humane.
430-Roamios.
4:59-Time
5:35-University Of Cincinnati debate.
6:00-Seger Ellis
6:l5-Variety.
1:Qe-Enna Jettick melt les (NBCl.
d:!5-Colliers hour (NB, J.
S:IISr- Murray Horizons orchestra
8:599-Gasa Grande orchestra.
9:l5-Glenn Sisters.
,S:59-kellogg slumber music (NBC).
!U:u9-Castle Farm orchestra.
II00: :I5G Hqeger program CNBC).
ll:00-Crosley revue
ll:30-Sigr of.
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$50 P. NJ
CBS-Howard Dandies.
WRBM (770)-Walace Per
wMAo Cs7O-Recital.
-6 P. M
CBS-Father Charles Cough
wBBM (77O)-chevrolet pro-
MIC (wEAF)-Big Brother
Club.
MIC MISUNDERSTANDING
Salute.
$50 P. M
wBBM (77Ol-Mike and
NBO (WEAFl-RCA-Vict
program.
- P. M
CHS Eastman Kodak,
feature.
NBC CWEAF)-Sanborn pro-
gram; Maurice Chevalier
WGN (72Ol-Opera hour.
NBC (WJI) -- Emma Jettick
Melodies.
KTHs (l04O)-Arlington or
cheSt~a.
CBS-Musical feature.
WMAQ (670l-Concert or
chestra.
NBC (WJz)-Collier's hour.
WSM (650)-Services.
-7:30 P. M
Editing the News"
WMAQ (670l Sunday Eve
ming Club.
-7:45 P. M
CBS-Musical feature.
8 p. M
CBS-Coty Playgtrl. Irene
Bordoni.
NBC lWEAF)-Our Govern
WTMJ 1920 49, Chevrolet
Chronicles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-02

ure. Just what you want ! have.
Would you be slenderized7 Yes.
You would wear a svelt-hipped
gown. then have the tapering
form. Yes, eet ees good. Just a
moment"
shop Il mo Mans Land"
And she goes on:
II study and my business de-
velop s~plendeedly. Then they
come to tear eet down. Poofl OF
course I will stay. I am dam
aged"
From outside comes the shrek
OF a s~teamshovel whistle. like q
shell hurting through space over
"no-man's land" A wall crashes.
A dust-cloud rises. ~obscuring the
sun. Raucous shouts OF wOrkmen
contrast with her fluent French
and the frail feminine symbols
hanging In boudoirs or the recep-
ton salon. Madame Pierre re-
sents the intrusion OF rough men
into the genteel surroundings.
She proves IL was q gesture.
outside. on the entrance under
Madam Pierre. Corsetierre." Is a
sign reading: mo man allowed"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-02

4s4.3-WEAF (NBc)-66o

454.3-WEAF (NBc)-660
ssoo-Mid- Week Hymn sing WHAs
WV Voc WFNR KFYR WApI
VINO KOA KSD KGO KTAR
s:3o-Dramatic Sketch-AIso WGy
6:oO-Rudy Vaiiee - Also WEY WOW
WWJ WHAS VINO WSAT KTAR
WISE WSNB WEBC kOA kSL WOAI
WSM Voc WApf WAN kFCA KSD
WGN KPRc WTMJ kTHS WHO'D
WBAP KSTP WHY kNoO and coast
7:00-Birthuay Party-Aiao WGX WSNf
WHO'D WAX WOAf WKY KoA
WBAP WNJ WSAI kSD WDAF KYN
WEBC wow WSNtB WJD% voc
tfI NTAM KSTP WISE VINO kSL
WTfAS ami coast
TFsc-To Be Announced-WFAF
500 = g. A. Roife Orchestra - Also
WNY WV WSAl WBAp hSD WOW
WkY WOAl KOA kSL WTMJ WlOD
WHAS WSM VINO WSNB WIpN
KNOO WDAF WAX KPRC WTAM
WEEC WSB NFAA Woo KSTP
WENR WpAY kFYE WAPI NDAF
KTHS and coast
e:oo-6ertie Sees the World-Also KsD
s:i5-cene Austin sonas-Aiso KsD
Sis - Stebbins Boys - Only WTAM
WSAl kSD Voc WOW VINO WISE
s:3o-country ciub Orchestra - Also
WOW WEN Voc WpAE kSD
1o:oo-The continentals = Also KOA
fo.10-h:crsis Mirtx' orchestra-Aiso
KSD WSM kYW WTAM WOW KTHS
34s.6-WABc CcBS)-s60
B:o0-kate Smith-Aiso WADC WRrN
WDOD WIAC WBRr WDSU WTAO
WcCO KScJ KOHL kfH ktJF kRLD
s~:f5-Dennis King Also wADc
WkRC WAIU WSPD NBBM KNOX
KMBC KOHL ERLD
5.3c-DSduy n Roiio-Aiso WADC
WKac WY NSPD WISH WGL
WFBM WEBM WCCO KNOX KNBc
Bs45-The Quarter Hour-Aiso WADC
WkRc W&NX WSPD VIGIL NFBM
6sco-Pryor's Band - Also WADC
WIKI Wkf.C WcAH WknN WWNC
WET WTOC WOAM WDRO WpAE
WXYZ WSPD WNON WFBM KFH
e:oo-Rueoirh; Pratt, and Sherman
6:f5-Mary Charies-Only wADC
WRcM WOOD WREC WBRc WDSU
WISH WTAQ kSCJ kNEC WNAX
kohl WIBW KFH kFJF WACO
6:30-H. ". kaitenborr-AiS0 WADC
WMAQ wcCO KMON KMEC KOHL
6.45-Gioom Chasers - Also WNEC
WIKI WNyZ WSpD WDSC W0Wo
WFBM WBBM MCrO KNOX kMRC
y;oSFMsslsel p,nnsr-AlS9 WAdpcc
W TN nm "a VS. N0NN0
WBBM KMRC KOHL KTEH
7-:f5-cosecii Sisters - Also WADC'
VIXEN WrrM WHO'D WLAC WBEc
NDSU WISH WTAQ WFlN WCCO
KSCl KNBC WNAN KOHL WfBW
KFH kFIF KRLD kTSA WACO
7-:So-Ee.ective Mystery-AiSo WADc
WHK WKRC W%NZ WSPD WOWO
WBE.f KADN kMEc KOHL
S.cc-The Lutheran Period = Also
WAnC WINK WKkC NNlI WSpD
WnSU WONO WBBM WCCO WHIT
KNOX KMBc WNAN KOHL kRLD
md coast
s:s0=Fortune Euildcrs-Aiso wADC
WIKI WY WSPD WnSU WOWO
NNFBN NBBM McCO KNOX KNRC
ct5-The Par1de-Only WADE WIKI
MNkRC WNYT WBcM WSpD WLAh
'ryDpp WRftC WLAC WNoN WBRC
WDSg Wi<N WTAQ WOWO WERM
WccO EN-I WsfT KtfNN N-rf
KLEA WHEN hr4t
KILT .A r1d cA7st
s:0o--Jack Denny Orchestra - Also
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
THE STATE OF TEXAS

THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Cameron County-Greeting:
You are Hereby Commanded to
summon Maria Pacheco. Rodolfo
Pacheco. Evangelina Pacheco and
Josefina Pacheco by making publi-
cation OF this Citation once in each
week for four successive weeks pre-
vious TO the return day hereof, In
some newspaper published III your
County, II there be a newspaper
published therein, but II not. then
IN any newspaper published in The
One Hundred Third Judicial Dist
riot, but II there be no newspaper
published In said Judicial District.
then IN a newspaper published IN
the nearest District to said One
Hundred Third Judicial District. 70
appear az the next regular term or
the District Court Of Cameron
County. to be holden at the Court
House thereof in Brownsville. Tex
as, on the third Monday in July A.
D.. 1881, the same being the 10th
day Of July A. ID. 1891. then and
there TO answer \ petition filed III
said Court on the 23rd day of March
A. d. 1881, in a suit numbered on
the docket OF said Court No 10241.
wherein Southwest Bitulithic Com
pany Is Plaintiff, and M. Pacheco.
Executor OF the Estate or Refugi0
Pacheco, deceased. Maria Pacheco.
Rodolfo Pacheco. Evangelina Pach-
eco, and JoSefina Pacheco, and M.
Pacheco, Guardian OF the Estates
OF Maria Pacheco. Rodolfo Pacheco,
E~van~elina Pacheco, and Josefina
Pacheco. Minors. are Defendants.
The nature Of Plaintiffs cause az
action Is as follows:
A suit for the or the
amount due Plaintiff by Defendants
Maria Pacheco. Rodolfo Pacheco.
Evangelina Pacheco. and Josefina
Pacheco- upon a certain certificate
OF special assessment, No. 1249, is
sued by the City Of Brownsville. Tex
as. payable TO the Southwest Btu
hthic Company and its assigns. dat
cd April 18th. 1929, for the principal
sum OF One Hundred Nine and
Twenty-Five Hundredths Dollars
tSlO922), and for interest thereon
from said date at the rate OF seven
per centEm q per cent? per annum.
and for reasonable attorneys fees,
and for costs OF suit, and for fore
closure of Plaintiffs special assess
ment lien levied and assessed by the
City OF Brownsville on the End day
OF November, 1923. upon the
East Forty t4O) feet OF Lot Six 16).
In Block Fifty-six 1867, Of the Bella
Vista Addition. IN the City Of
Brownsville. In Cameron County,
Texas, said part OF said Lot 6 fronts
forty fO feet on Fourteenth
Street. and runs back along Ring
gold Street fifty 500 feet TO the
common boundary line Of Lots S and
Q. In said Block Sc.
Plaintiff alleges In It's petition
that the City Of Brownsville is a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-02
BY DEXTER III. TEED
NEA Service Writer

NEW YORK, July 2.-L Ike 80
remnant Of a shelleo cathedral. q
tive-story brick building Still stands
In the -no-man's land OF demoli-
ton in West FIttieth street where
engines Of destruction are clearing
the way for the $3.50, 900 900 Radio
City"
With a roar and a crash. great
walls are topping to earth near
by. Steam Shovels teal great holes
In the ground. Many men, armed
with destroying implements, at
tack and rae old structures. The
din Is terrific.
Within that remaining building,
OH the second floor, Madame Pierre,
corsetierre, holds the fort despite
the bombardment without.
she's Unperturbed
you should wear a girdle. YES.
like thees.' she says calmly IN her
French accent as She fits body
gloves" TO some rotund figure.
Outside. her "enemiesr lay down
a barrage that shakes the very
foundations MS IL III mockefy.
Madame Pierre Is not perturbed.
She won't move until her lease ex-
pires.
mo. no. she says excitedly.
"My business. three years Get Is
here. SometimeS-you should see
the place e filled. Many fine ladies
come for feelings. All. eet Is bad
The construction company an
nounces that Madame Pierre has
been offered as much as $4,000 to
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

municipal corporation, organized
under the Laws Of the State of Tex
MS, operated under and BY virtue
O. q charter adopted BY the quail
fled voters OF said City; that vari
Gus things have ben done in ac-
cordance with, and as provided by
SAID laws and charter. empowering
said City TO improve Its streets ana
to assess a part OF the costs thereof
against adjoining property owners:
that by virtue or an Ordinance Of
we Governing Boz or the City w
Brownsville. passed on the 2nd day
or November. "A. ID. 1923. there ~
levied against said property herein
before described and also against
said DefenG1ntS Maria Pacheco.
Rodolfo Pacheco. Evaneelina Pach-
eco and J0sefina Pacheco. as the
then owners OF said property, in
proportion OF their ownerShips there
In, being m undivided ~one-fourth
I'D each, an assessment in the
aggregate sum Of One Hundred nine
and Twenty-Five Dollars ts1O9.22):
that said Ordinance provides that
said assessment shall bear interest
at the rate Of z per cent per annEm
and also provides for reasonable a.
torney's fees and costs Of collection.
If incurred. That said Ordinance al
so created and -.xed a lien on said
property 10 secure the said assess
ment. interest. and attorneys fees.
and costs OF collection. That on the
18th day of April. 1929, the CITY Of
R~nu~nrw4fHr 1rrvrnI nrA InffwnwnA Ap
Plaintiff said certificate Of special
assessment No. 1249. above men
toned. for the pro rata cost due
by said owners of said lot for the
said improvement on said Street.
and on said property.
That said assessment and certi-
ficate Is payable in six instaIlments,
payable. respectively. in one month,
one. two, three. four and five years.
respectively. after the 18th day OF
April. 1929. and provides for 7 per
cent interest and for reasonable at
torney's fees. If incurred. and also
provides for the accelerated matur-
ity Of all installments in case of de-
fault in the payment Of any one
installment of principal or interest.
when due: Plaintiff alleges that de-
fault having been made i'm said BY
ment. Plaintiff. which Is now the
owner of said certificate. has de-
clared all installments due. placed
said certificate in the hands of an
attorney for collection and fore
closure Of said lien on said property,
and has agreed to pay said attorney
for such services said reasonable
attorneys fees, which Is alleged to
be $4,000.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-02

HOLLYWOOD. Calf. July D.
R1-Lady June I~nverclyde, the
June" Of the English stage. today
proclaimed her intention or be-
coming the bride Of Lothar Men
des. motion picture director. even
at the risk Of being classed a biga-
mist In the country OF her present
husband.
The actress. who has establisbcf
residence at Reno preparatory 10
filing suit for divorce charging ex-
treme cruelty. said here last night
the Nevada decree would not be
recogni-ed in England on those
grounds. Unless Lord Inverclyde
obtained an Fn~lish divorce. she
~1id. she would be liable to prose-
t'+i01 for hi~amv II sha married
rndes after the Reno divorce and
hen returned 70 ENGLAND.
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move out. as the other tenants have,
Sc that the building can be torn
down. They say she demands s70,-
go. She says, however, that she
would move for $40 .OO0-if It were
offered.
Only Remaining Tenant
The lease Is due 70 expire IN
November. But meanwhile tearing
Town all the buildings in the
llTe~-Square block area between
48 and 5lst from Fifth to sixth
a.1n-Cs has gone forward at a ire
mendOuS pace The brick struc-
lure in which Madame Pierre holds
forth IS the only oasis in the des-
ert OF debris.
Like other persons who have
stuo0ornly resisted the encroach-
ments or progress, she is utterly
disdainful. She isn't afraid, she
says, not even With the great
name Of Rockefeller and millions
OF dollars backing the project.
Watching her fight to remain,
many have recalled that a Scotch
man wouldn't nov when they
laid out the city OF Washington.
Even the pleas Of the Father Of
II ! Country could not change his
mind. There have been more mod
ern instances or those who would
rot be dispossessed. But this is
different.
You see" says Madame Pierre,
"all my life I learn this business.
In France I study and" she
stops and greets a customer:
"Ah. come in. Eet ees a pleas