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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-09
Prepared by Brownsville Title Co.

Deeds filed June 5, 1891
CISCO Morris TO Guy Morris. w
i-2 OF the L IL Of blk 90. Mgn. Id
& w. Cos Subd.. Sur. 292,cont. 10
&C. Cd'n: S3,500.00.
CISCO Morris. ct al. TO Ewing Sec
urities Co. AL OF the N Isl &C OF
blk 8. Hgn. Id. g. w. Cos Subd.
Sur. SO; Ali OF lot IL, blk Z, lot 8.
blk 1856; lots z, 9 and ~. blk l07;
lots z and 8, blk liz and lot 2. blk
1913. of the original townsite Of Har-
lingen. Cd'n: $1,000.
CISCO Morris, TO Guy Morris. Lot
IS, blk 1; lots Q. Is and Is, blk 2;
lots 3. 4, l6 and II. blk 3; lots s.
z, %, 1927 and g. blk 4; Lots 8. 20.
81. 80 and 80. blk S: lots IA and Is.
blk s: lots Is, y. %, "a. % and %.
blk 4: lots 4 and 5, blk 8 and lots
20 to "a inc. blk 8: all out OF West
Lots l 10 o and lots u TO IS. blk 3.
and lots 3. 6 10 Is. in blk 2: Nell
son Addn. Harlingen. Cdn: $1,000
etc.
CISCO Morris 10 Guy Morris. All
OF blk 6S. cont. 35.1 &C. Harrington
Id. g. w. Cos subd. Cd'n: $1,000.
CISCO Morris ct al TO w. /. Brit
tain. 1863 &C out or blk 50. Harlin-
gen Id. a. w. Cos Subd. Sur 26.
Cdn: S4,5l000
CISCO Morris TO Carmel Martinez.
All OF lot 4. blk "A. Original town.
site Of Harrington. Cd'n. $4,000.
49, wW-r~N- e. ~zwxrt@n ~suw-n~@@
Lots 4 and 6. blk 40. City Of Har-
lingen. Cdn: $4,000.
CISCO Morris 10 TomaSa NJ. Ter
rell. Lot 10. in blk s.. original
townsite Of H%arlingen. Cdn: $4,000.
Harlingen Development Co. to G.
II. Knight. S 5 &C. Of the S 20 &C Of
blk ga. David & Stephenson Subd
Cd'n: $1,000 etc.
K. N. Sheets ct al BY constable 10
r.. Fl. Saunders. Lot 4. blk rs. orr
ginal townsite OF Harlingen. Cdn:
S33407.
Lance J. Harris. ct al. by TT. 10
II. NabourS. Lot 8 and the S 5
pft. OF lot Z, blk 10. Fifth Adm. 10
San Ecnilo. Cdn: S2.500.00.
VIM. b. Lewis. CT al. by TT. to
The National Loan A. Investment
90. Lox IL. blk 3, Brooks Lawn
Addfn4 harlingen. Cd'n; 100000.
jana nj. Barker. ct al. to Valley
Properties. Inc. All Of blk -. cont.
10 &C. Harlingen Citrus Gdns. Unit
No. /. Cd'n: 100000.
Valley Properties, Inc. 10 John r.
MesSick. All az blk %. cont. 10 &C.
Harrington Citrus Gdns. Unit No. 4.
Cd'n: Sii. 100000.
Brownsville Id. & Imp. Co. TO
Otis Hughes. Part Of blk r.,
Brownsville Id. g. Imp. Co.'S. Subd.
Cdn: $1,000 etc.
Otis Hughes 10 G. M. Josey. Part
of Blk. r.. cont. 1880 &C. Browns
vile Id. s. Imp. Cos Subd. Cd'n:
S5.670.C0
Chester Scharfenberg ct al. TO
Edward Mlliot Jr.. and Alma Mil
lot. w 20 &C. of blk 307, San Benito
Irrig. COS Subd. Sh. !. Cdn: So
$1,000.
Cuates Dew. Co to Joseph A.
Winklcr. Johanna r. Winkler. N 10
ac OF ,ot i6. Blk s. Citrus Gdn's
suhd. No. ?. Sh. e. E 8 Ct Cd'n:
f4.000.oO.
B. o. Taubert ct OIL. TO Al q Lloyd
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San Perlita Cannery
Increases Outnut

SAN PERLTTA. June s.-Although
many canning plants over the coun-
try are not operating this year OF
are restricting their output. the
cannery here has increased its VOL
ume. according TO Carl Hitchcock.
plant superintendent.
The cannery here has put rp
about Is carloads OF tomatoes as
compared with ten last year, the
first season the plant was in opera
ton.
Only tomatoes are being canned.
More tomatoes were planted in this
community this year than usual.
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Office Of The Collector OF Gus
toms. Port OF Brownsville. Texas.
June /. 1881. Notice is hereby given
that on May %. 1881, there vas
seized at Brownsville, Texas, from
Tomas MendeZ. et ais. for viola
ton OF sect. 500 Tariff Act 1880
and Sect. 1852 r. s.. One QD
Graham Paige Sedan, motor No.
827364. Serial NO. e12Os3. ANY one
claiming the within described auto
mobile will file clslm with me
within twenty 600 days from the
date OF this notice: otherwise I
will sen the automobile ~ public
auction at the u. s. Customh0use.
Brownsville. Texas. on Monday.
June ~, 1881. At 10 o'clock n. NJ
VIM Eeale, Deputy Collector.
6-1-S-15-3t-4047
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Water District
Officials Resign
fBv SAL Correspondentl

tBv Staff CORRESPONDENT
RAYMONDVTLIE. June 9.-Judge
Davis r. Decker. attorney for Will
acy County Water Improvement
District No. I. and Miss Laura =.
Asbury. bookkeeper. have resigned
II was stated here today.
The district hes filled neither posi-
ton as yet. a director said.
No reason was made public for
the resignation OF either.
Judge Decker has been attorney
for the district ever since It's or
sanitation.
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LEUAL ADVERTISEMENT

Office OF the Collector Of Gus
toms. Port OF Brownsville, Texas.
June 8. 1881. Notice Is hereby given
that on June z. 1881. there was
seized at Brownsville, Texas. from
G. n. Ray. for violation OF Sect.
500 Tariff Act 1880 and Sect. 3062
II. $. n CD Gardner Sedan, motor
No. An 20250-A. ANY one claiming
the above described automobile will
file claim with me within twenty
COO days from the date of this
notice: otherwise I will sell the
automobile az public auction al the
u. S. Customhouse, Brownsville,
Texas. on Monday June %. 1881. az
10 O'Clock a. m-William Neale, Dy.
Collector.
6-9-l6-23-3t-407i
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G ADVERTISEMENT

are referred. The City Commission
reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids.
II. VAN HORN,
City Secretary.
6-5 to 10 inc-l0t-ict7.
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The CITY Commission OF the City
OF Brownsville, Texas. will receive
sealed bids to be opened on June
10th. 1881 al 10 o'clock A. n. for
the flush coating Of Elizabeth Street
from West Second Street to East
Tenth Street. being approximately
1890 square yards. which cnnstruc-
ton work is 70 be done in accord
ance with specifications on file with
the City Engineer. TO which bidders
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WANTED REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE WANTED There
are buyers in all parts or the coun-
try; my method reaches them: SEND
description and price Of property at
once. Thompson ~ co. Cold Springs.
P46
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Trees Seeds & Plants

SEED-Best sour orange. Extract
ed. cured and shipped fresh. De-
Soto Nurseries. DeSoto City. Fla.
OF
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HOUSES O SALE
SACRIFICE

Three new thoroughly modern 5
and 6-r0om houses Just completed
i'll beautiful restricted Los Ebanos
Properties. Drive though Los Eba-
nos 70 Los Ebanos Properties, one
block from Palm Blvd. to left. Also
one in Victoria Heights. Small pay
ment down, ba nee like rent. See
Mrs. Florence Stafford. owner, 1719
Hayes Street, Victoria Heights.
Phone 1857. 0223
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Miscenaneou
I FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Calcium Arsenate, very
cheap. c. p. Barreda. O236
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FOR SALE-Almost new l.. C..
Smith typewriter at a bargain.
Phone Cpl or inquire at 235 Wash
ington. P8
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED-Second hand vest peck
et special Kodak. State price. con-
dition. size Of lens. etc. Harry Foeh-
ner, San Benito. Tex. O192
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Attendance Poor

Attendance at the Valley league
games continues to fall far short
OF paying expenses and is giving
the franchise holder a great deal
Of worry. II is estimated that each
game should bring in a gate Of
about $3.50, but club officials state
that only in rare instances has
this amount been taken in.
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MODERN furnished house on pave
ment. Phone 981J- O-91
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Phone 8
For Quickest Results
Today's Radio Features

TUESDAY. JUNE Q Central Standard Time)
p. ~. unless indicated. Programs subject % change BY station
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Livestock & Poultry

BIG TYPE WHITE Leghorn pullets.
Eight 10 ten weeks. Hatched from
"a oz. eggs. The kind that Will make
you money. Seventy five cents each
until June 18th. Heidlage Poultry
Farm. McAllen. Tex. P28
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PUPPIES FOR SALE-Sired TO Chi
huahua stud weighing 3 lbs. 604 M
w. st. Francis. Psi
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HOUSES o RENT

FURNISHED HOUSE. Six rooms,
bath and garage. TIT Grant, Phone
511W. OZ79
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-09

Baseball fans In the Valley should
realize the league in operation here
is the only organized baseball
league In Texas at the present time
with the exception Of the Texas
league. and If given the opportunity
Of seeing these games-they should
by all means p~atronize the project.
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FOR SALE@4is year-old Jersey
COW. Gives four gallons rich
milk daily. Phone $50. P55
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GOOD BUSINESS location on
Twelfth street between Elizabeth and
Washington Apply 70 Carlos c..
Watson. M-I5B
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FOR RENT In private home. large
cool bedroom. sleeping porch. private
bath, kitchen. garage. Phone 442.
Evening star., 1931-12-07
CITY GIRL
b. JANE DIXON
..a .,.., :. ..s.r.... s.-.p.y ....-.. ...

Il hope youll feel quite rested to-
morrow. Miss Carroll he said.
She thanked him and disappeared
into the house. For long time she
stood at the window in her room. The
pale gold Diana Draper with the taWny
eyes was going to be Toms wife.
"Oh. let me sing my song divine,
Or shall die of sorrow"
She would never sing her song OF
the soul. Ten-minute heroes dissolve
into dreams She would return to the
city tomorrow as soon as Mr.. Drew was
through with her
"A few letters" Mr., Drew told her
when she came into the study at 8
o'clock Sunday morning They're i'm
portant or we'd hold them over. Night
letters. / want them to be received in
the morning"
Cathleen's work was finished at 10.
THE young folks are gQing up the
river in the launch" Mr.. Drew said.
They're taking picnic with them. II
you like the water, Miss Carroll, you'd
better join the party"
II do like the water" Her eyes were
misty. IT'S kind of you TO think of me,
Evening star., 1931-12-07
FIFTY-FoURTH INsTALLMENr.
rrER dinner there was music ii

FrER dinner there was music in
n a patio cut into the west wing
IL Of the house. Diana Draper
4 4 sang and Steve Blake played
the piano.
lets have that Song Of the Soul
Diana" Mr.. Drew urged. Its one Of my
favorites"
TO the host She sang the passionate
plea so fervently that it would have
moved the heart of statue.
DIS voice has improved" Cathleen
heard woman behind her remark to
another when the murmur of apprecia-
ton for Dianas song had died down.
ITS always better when she sings to
Tom" the other woman said and clipped
of a laugh.
II wonder if they'll announce their
engagement now that Toms back" said
the first woman.
They will if Di can manage it."
The stars in Cathleen's eyes blinked
out. Tom Drew engaged - Diana
Draper! Tom and the girl with the
tawny eyes Cruel eyes, Calculating and
cruel oh, nol 1t couldn't be! The
romance was suddenly gone out of the
night.
"I want to get away" Cathleen
thought in misery. Back to the niche
under the caves I belong there. III
slip upstairs when no one is noticing,
Steve Blake was playing something
by Greig now. When he finished, the
listeners would chat, move about. 1t
would be Cathleen's chance to fade
quietly from the picture.
Under cover of the applause, she
reached a walk leading into the house
from the patio. Not without being OBJ
served, however. She found Tom Drew
at the doorway.
Something I can get for you?" he
asked
mo, thanks. I'm bit tired. If your
father wouldn't mind, I think I'll go
upstairs"
"Of course he wouldn't mind" Tom
Drew looked closely at her. You DO
look-well-sort of tagged. Dads been
working you too hard, hasn't hep
mo, no." she hastened to object. ut
isn't that. / love working. I'm always
sorry when the days finished. I'm just
tired" Then after pause: Late hours
probably"
Why had she implied that she kept
late hours2 She had done so delber-
ately, to give Tom the impression that
she knew something of the giddy world
She even took secret delight in the
quick shadow that passed over his face
when she offered this excuse for her
WEAKNESS.
Evening star., 1931-12-07

and I've loved being at Crestwood. but
II you're quite sure there Is nothing
more you wish me to do, ought to get
back to town.
Too bad The rest would do you
good. Tom tells me you were tired last
evening. You1l have lunch, of course,
before you go?"
I'm afraid ought to go now, If
you've finished with me-
Very well, III order the car for the
l1:05. You're a willing worker, Miss
Carroll. | have decided to take you out
of the executive department and make
you my secretary"
Your secretary"
IF you don't mind an irascible old
man who Is afflicted with what Stebbins
calls sot opinions
Mind! Why, Mr.. Drew, I'd rather
be your secretary than-than-I can't
think of anything I'd like better"
You f1atter me, young lady"
A servant came at 1890 to tell her
the car was waiting. She stood for 81
moment at the top of the stairs, listen
ing, No one, apparently, was in the
front of the house. She fed down,
across the hall. out the door, and into
the black limousine. Farewell, Crest
wood!
Fritz was tending plants In the court
Evening star., 1931-12-07

yard, when Cathleen came in through
the archway.
Miss Julia say she's been called
home and she'll be back tonight, Fritz
informed her. your brother say for
you to get holt of him the minute you
come back"
What could Danny want with her
that was so pressing? Something about
the Nielsen case? Must be. Well, she
wouldn't let Danny know she was home.
Not until she found out what had hap
pened down town.
That afternoon, she added poig-
nantly bitter chapter to the "Declara-
ton" Love interest had come and
gone. A whole thick diary, womans s
diary, too, and only one chapter OF love
interest. But such chapter!
Julia came in at 6.
There's been storm at Journeys
End" she said. Cathleen saw that she
looked tired and drawn. Joys been
getting heavily involved with Platov-
ski"
Does your father know?'
Yes. I've never seen him in such
state. Elise told him. 1 think Ems
played the noble spy"
What will happen?"
Il don't know. joys promised to give
him up"
CTo Be Continued).
Evening star., 1931-12-07

been obtained, Miss Mary Ann Sharp
of the local committee announced She
said the campaign would be continued
until the goal Is attained
A dance in the interest of the fund
will be given tomorrow night in the
Plasterers' Union Hall at 1924 New Jer-
sey avenue. Committee members for
the dance include Mrs. William Aldrich
Mrs. Sadie Greenbaum, Mrs. William
Floam, Mrs. James Driscol, Mrs. Jo
sephine Jackley, Mrs. McDougal Smith
Mrs. Margaret Henery, Miss Naomi Saul
Harry Furr. James Mcclellan .Tobp
Evening star., 1931-12-07

have ample time TO visit the exquisiteiy
beautiful grottoes. Many prefer to see
the Green Grotto first, then glide into
the Red Grotto. tinted by the color
OF the rocks, look into the Cannon Cave
WITH its mysterious roar of unseen
waves, and then, last of all, let the
boat slip into the Blue Grotto-a sight
which viii give form and color to all
fairyland dreams afterward After the
grotto trip, the visitor will want to
see the villa Tiberius, whose ruins
crown the eastern clif-
Evening star., 1931-12-07
IN MANY COUGH SYRUPS!

DOPE? Yes -- dope! Opium.
Ether. Chloroform. Morphine.
Many old-fashioned cough
syrups rely on these for their
results.
But-why take chances?
Why risk these drugs? Why
Evening star., 1931-12-07
Colored Grnttoes of Canri.

Only two and half hours steamer
ride from Naples is the lovely Island
of Capri, where the Emperor Tiberius
in his last days held his Bacchanalian
revels. If you take the day trip you
Evening star., 1931-12-07

Goodwin. John Bateman Robert Henery
and Howard Pearson.
Roy Boyd will be master of cere-
monies
Evening star., 1931-12-07
MINERS FLOUR FUND
TO BE AIDED BY DANCE
Nearly Two-thirds of Needed
Amount for West Virginia Area
Raised by Capital Committee.

More than two-thirds of the fund
needed to purchase a carload of -four
for destitute West Virginia miners has
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13
GIFT MOVES FRENCH
TO REPAIR CHURCHES
RockefelIer's Work on Cathedral
Causes Citizens to Act.

81 United Press
PARIS, March 13.-Through the
generosity of John D. Rockefeller,
The mutilated glory of Rheims Ca
thedral is being restored and TINS
has caused a group of French cltl-
yens to start q movement to preserve
the village churches of Normandy,
Brittany, Vendee and other French
provinces from ruin,
A national campaign to raise To-
100000 francs for this purpose Will
start this year.
A national league for the preser
walton of French churches IS being
formed. principally to prevent the
disnantling of pretty little Gothic
structures and their shipping, stone
by stone, to be re-erected IN
America. ....... ........
World famous cathedrals, such as
those at Cartres and Rouen, have
been classed as historical monu-
ments,' which preserves them from
being sold abroad and permits them
to be kept in repair with government
subsidies.
But there are thousands OF other
churches which are worthy OF In
terest and there is no practical
method for preventing them from
going to decay.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13

had the impression that he went in
for much unnecessary fireworks
while conducting. In other words,
he impressed me as acting" on the
conducting stand.
Last night everything was
changed. He took a considerable,
scholarly and a modest approach to
everything that he did.
It takes years for members of a.
symphony orchestra to arrive at a
high point Of what called unified
expression. The years have brought
this organization closer to that
point.
This was clearly shown by the
way Sokoloff directed his men
through the charming and tantaliz-
ing passages Of Debussy's, 1.-THE Sea,
Three Symphonic Sketches" which
included From Dawn to Noon at
Sea- ''Frolics of the Waves" and
Dialogue of Wind and Sea-"
And the titles of these parts of
THE Sea" explain the-entire idea.
%iS CACliCoDl a ollQ Tile QIGCJOI
caught the great beauty of these
sketches and proved their advance
ment toward a more commanding
position In the world of music.
AS you know, Brahms has never
sent me soaring to the tenth heaven
OF musical delight. Probably am
not a Brahmsite and | shuddered
when this forty-five minute Sym
phony No !, G minor, Op. 60" was
announced.
The orchestra and the conductor
played this Brahms symphony with
understanding and intelligence.
Even at that, this symphony again
for probably the twentieth time in
my experience, left me unmoved.
But that was no fault of this
orchestra.
1t was necessary for me to leave
before the final two numbers, one
especially 1 wanted to hear, but
more work in the theater called me
away.
I would like to make this sugges-
ton in all sinceritA. Why is it
necessary to make spoken announce
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13

when asked them to be lenient
with her. Miss Bow said
Tears were streaming down Miss
Bows face as she talked, but it was
impossible to tell if there was an
extra one or two for her former
secretary.
Studio officials explained that a
decision has been reached to star
Miss Bow as an emotional actress
and that she is responding in a
wonderful manner"
Worked up to a proper pitch,
Clara can cry rea! tears" they said.
There are no glycerin bottles on
the Bow set"
Miss De Voc said she had no
idea what she would do now, but
William Beirne, her attorney, sup
piled the information.
81 have three appeals pending at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13

lnents during the intermission to get
subscribers for next season? I know
that this announcement last night
broke the spell OF the charm of the
orchestra and it was with difficulty
that I got lost in the haunting
beauty Of Debussy.
Why can't these announcements
be printed and eliminate the spoken
word which does destroy the pic
ture. And another suggestion
Why have such bright lights burning
during q concert? Steps were taken
to remedy that in the last half.
r II
Indianapolis theaters today offer
THE Easiest Way at the Palace
up to 1880 p. m. when the first
Indiana. showing of Charlie Chap
Inns "City Lights will be given, "Un-
faithful" at the Indiana, Range
at the Circle, east Lynne at the
Apollo, mot Exactly Gentlemen" at
the Lyric, the Charming Club ir
annual presentation at the Civic
Theater THE Blue Angel at the
Ohio, movies at the Colonial, and
burlesque at the Mutual.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13
MARCH u. 1881

lacking her conviction and sentehcs
Of eighteen months in jsil as part
of a flve-year probation period
he said. I intend to press these
appeals in the higher courts and,
in the meantime. may seek her
release on a writ of habeas corpus. =
In Jail Miss De Voc protested
quietly against the ruling.
4 can not see why 1 should not
be freed on bail while my case is
appealed" she said. "If the higher
courts should decide that I should
not have been found guilty. then l
have spent all of this time in jatl
unjuStly.
Many people. who have stolen
millions, are freed on bail. Ny
conviction involved a fur coat"