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cATr On EXCHANGE.

2-ACRE GROVE I0-ROOM MODERN HOME
t 4posk as iF0d doT Sn pigment; also iirm club
house servants quarters; o dor lease 1niS 10
semi detached brick. rooms, latest ami;
Owner. Pot. o2as.
CORNER APARTMENT. BUILDING. NORTH
west, rent $4,000 subject one trust; owner er
of-toWn up property. address Box 27s-E. star
8 ROOMS, BATH AND LAvAToRY; LARGE ..T0I
ANN time Paf is5s f9Taifsfsa owNER
HogsE GE SIS. sSoM eash 6S
monthly; includes furniture ExShanse I0r
l Ssst eec saTaFe tseSsnse f0r O
1856; residence. Ca. 24o3. ..
BOARDING HOUSE. 10 ROOMS. FURNISH
s sa %aGstlS o''qRsd
Of lifetime. Ills 9Th st. NV.
F Hw tie Bath paved street wei financed
s2,7oo equity for 5000; will accept auto Oh
Address Box 414-E. Star once.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS .CORNER-sIx RMS;
a. wal ya sxch pSUn. f Sf Ss&4
s Sum. COMING E NJ 7sxls sGF sSrSsn
terms; open to ali brokers. Address Realty
once, 5i2 Pr. Geo. St, Laurel. Mo. J.
EVANSVILLE, "a COLUMBIA AyE-EDE;;
improvements. viii take any kind of small
property in the District in exchange. SAN.
IJEi, " C;USACK attorney for owner, 4l6
5th St NV. National $500
FARM, 204 ACRES; LARGE STREAM, MANY
springs, rich soil, farming tools: large new
barn and stables; 20 miles washington. a.
dress Box 193-E. Star once. -
DETACHED HOME. COLO AVE. NEAR
Kennedy-Oak floor. weatherstripped and
h. r.. o.,
6Oxl5O; one trust; sell or trade equity Tor
local or suburban property Adams 0593
PHILADELPHIA = BEAUTIFUL ONE-FAM-
lily semi detached brick; will exchange for
small home in washington. 1888 z. Thomp-
son St, PHILADELPHIA. |
TEN-ROOM HOUSE, AMI. ONE ACRE
Of land 2-car garage. fruit shrubbery;
car line: price. $4,000. Will exchange
for clear six-room house, with acreage
JOHN A. DORR,
Hyattsville, Nd.
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SALF-STRURBAN.

$l,Ooo.O0o TO LOAN FOR The BUILDING
Fl ocerpsd by 9waer No Extra
years years or less i to pay; monthly payments Of
$3.50 per 900 faranens on S approved ed basis Isl,
Maryland. Virginia District of Columbia.
Dress BOO 7e sss o ose
NEW. JUST coMP EI 5-R; BgNGALow'
electricity: large basement. hotzyatsr heat;
co ehone OGG sasy fsFR ass Erwin
CHERRYDALE. VA;-FOUR HOUSES, CITY
water. cleo. gas: etc; all rented; good ten
a ensS; III Nd Tor $4,000 H. A. SAASEE' fOreS'
lonial BUNGALOW; fireplace; all improvements;
na sO st.! teFms q $3.50 Atlanta oass
IT. TsSs5a. Sf :oSns .ssgS $3.50 $50
:ss ss Pa StS ss.4s aeS Ss' $751; ssr
oorI saa ns .e er .4s Terms 70 ren
Also lots and villa sites. oakc5sstc; v! Au5o l
Hills and Va o ns5MndT .rSon ana PIc oakS 9dk
blvd Phone Clarendon 27z
ABINGDON. NEAR MT; DA.S-Rs d sUNG e.ao
per per" m S9 each have large r., fireplace. city
Sss sf~f P fcf Gas oskcrss s0 ONCE rent
non and OakridZe blvd. Phone Clar. 272
3-ROOM HOUSE, PAVED STREET; LOT
5OXl50; water, light; near cars; one iare;
$1,000; 500 cash, SIT month; gas and sewer
in street: also lot 50xl5o adjoining $3.50
s soor to E ERFsStHOod Post once n
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-DETACHED.S RMS,
gas, cleo. gar. For quick sale: $I,SSo; Terms
to pm. Phone Dist. s444 for further
information.
SPLENDID 7-ROoM HOUSE. DELIGHTFUL
chicken house; outbuildings; on paved road,
ID miles to washington street car sno pns
service: price. $4.250: terms Sunday IN IN
spection. JOHN MCKINNEY, Merr1nelo' va
on Lee Highway.
5 AND lO-ACRE TRACTS ON CEMENT
road; buses. electricity; price $500 per acre,
easy terms: miles to Washington; Phone
MASON HIRST. Alexandria. 43-F-4l.
as ACRES, 4-RoOM HOUSE, GOOD Or
chard on cement road. miles to wash
ineton: price $4,000. easy terms; Phone
MASON HIRST. Alexandria. 43-F-41.
BEAUTIFUL TOURIST HOME, ROOMS,
hath, fireplace, electric range, large porcheS,
abundance of shade; located on tourist
Tnute at intersection of hard surfaced
roads, 9 miles from washington; to
FIRST. Alexandria. 43-F-41.
o-RooM BUNGALOW WITH ONE ACRE OF
ground; all modern improvements; built-in
from Suitland, Nd, to Marlboro Pike; plenty
of good cold water: price. $500: terms
san Be arranged to suit purchaser. Come out
to inspect any time during day; open until
PM in evening. WILLIAM RUTTER,
owner and Builder.
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SALE=ACREAGE.


EAST R1vERDALE, MD-2]a ACRES, s.
room bungalow, chicken houses: fruit
woods. springs, high location. OWNER
DESIRABLE WOODED TRACT, S A., MONT
this year viii double value OF the property;
owner needs money Georgia 1850.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE, OF % AC:,
high point on State road, near Ashton, with
200 bearing apple trees; SacrinGe Price, 9sr
Brooke Manor Inn" See r. B. FARQU-
HAIR, Ashton, Md.
2 ACRES. WELL LOCATED ON. CEMENT
road, miles out; near bus and stores; bar
gain, $1,000. Met. 1881. --.
SMALL, PLOTS FRONTING DEFENSE HIGH
way, short drive from salt water; beautiful
building Sites large trees; running wafer
8 to 10 acres Some small lots Just of De-
tense Highway; SIS per acre up terms.
FIVE ACRES, 2la MILES FROM RIVER
partly wooded will sacrifice at $500. Ad-
dress Box 374-E. Star ONCE.
100 ACRES; OR PART. ON FAIRFA.xxs1LEE
Box 369-E Star once.
ONE ACRE ON STATE ROAD IN. MARY
Address BOX 203-E. Star once. s.
TEN-AND- ONE-HALF ACRES WITH M
necessary outbuiIdinss; one-haIf mile from
Grain Highway. about four miles south OF
Marlboro. CHARLES RAWLINGS. Marlboro
"a. between nine am and four pm.
COUNTRY ATTRACTIONS. CITY CoNyEN-
gomeTy Co, Just outside city limits A great
bargain If taken at once. Georgia ESQ.
SLIGHTLY OVER 40 ACRES, NEARBY
Northeast Maryland. one-fare zone; all i'm
development: no restrictions; s22,500. Ad-
dress Box 244-E. Star once. 81
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SIMMER COTTAGES.

WANTED TO RENT, FURNISHED SUMMER
cottage. Give complete inforxRtion. Ad-
dress Box 410-E. Star ONCE.
FOR RENT-IN BLUE RIDGE MTS. AT
tractively fur. cottage; ami; open fireplace,
large porches; shady lawn; garage. MN
ROD MERCER, Bluemont, Va.
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WANTED-MONEY.

WANT LOAN OF $500 ON 10000 50. FT
lots in WASHINGTON, D. c.; also want $4,000
on other holding. Address BOX 393-E, Star
SECOND TRUST, $500, CORNER BRICK,
yrs. old; excellent condition; over bldg,
assn. loan. Address Box 4l5-E, Star ONCE.
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WANTED-ACREAGE.

ACRE OR LESS, NEAR D. c.; PREFER
ably on Potomac; must be cheap; give loca-
ton and price. Address Box USE, Star
ONCE.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

WORK ON SHARES; NEAR CITY; oPPOR-
tunity for one interested in dairy or poultry,
general farming country products for
home; part or full time. Natl b34i.
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SIMMER COTTAGES.

FOR RENT-CoLONIAII BEACH. VA. FUR
nished cottages. After $50, Ad. 24lo. ITO
Decatur st.
FURNISHED SUMMER COTTAGES FOR
rent in Adirondack Mts., all convenienceS.
Information and pictures. RAYMOND d.
SHEPARD, 70 Edgmont I'd. Upper Montclair,
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SUMMER HOMES.

FOR RENT7FURNisHED. FOR SUMMER
months, ATTRACTIVE 8-room house; 4 bed
boats. CoMDR. r. W. JOHNSON, II Acton
alacs, AnpspQlis. ~. Rh0Rs I'D
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80 ACRES RICH LAND, GOOD HOUSE, AND
necessary outbuildingS. spring IN yard; near
cement road; price $4,000. terms. Phone
MASON HIRST, Aleyandria, 1874.
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SALE-LOTS.

OWNER WILL SACRIFICE, ONE-HALF
real value. beautiful lot, SO feet. on i'm
proved street in Chevy Chase, Sl,750. Wis.
81 900 900 TO LOAN FOR THE BUILDING
of homes occupied by owners. No extra
title, bonus or life insurance fees. Fifteen
years or less to pay: monthly payments of
So SO per $1,000 financing on approved basis
up to 75Gs of the valuation OF house and lot.
Maryland. Virginia, District Of Columbia.
For appointment give phone number. Ad-
dress Box lO5-C, Star once.
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OIJT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

OUI-OF-IOWN REAL ESTATE.
SWAMPSCOTT. MASS. - ATTRACTIVE.
modern. year round house: on Millett I'd.
near New Ocean House; high elevation. COM
dining rooms. kitchen, 4 bed rooms and
bath, laundry. hardwood floors, furnace
heat. electricity and gas. $500 feet Of land,
2-car garage; awnings, screens. full equip
ment: furniture If desired; price; $4,000:
would rent for the Summer. Address BOX
204-E, Star ONCE.
WANTEDE-Cottage IN Montgomery or Fred
erick Co. by responsible woman; convenient
to bus and stores; with good view. Rent,
$40 or less. Apt. 8, Concord. D. G.
FOR SALE IN COBOURG. ONTARIO. CAN
ada; charming old house, ia acres land 8
living rooms, bed rooms, bath rooms
kitchen, pantry, laundry. garage; latest i'm
provements; in best locality: near Lake On
tario. Write MISS IRVINE, Glebe House,
Cobourg.
FLORIDA REAL ESTATE.
Groom and bath stucco bungalow. with
front and rear porches screened; garage
portecochere and shrubbery. including coco
nut palms; modern conyenlences; near
business center Of Miami; price. $500 cash.
Clear title guaranteed. Write or see owner,
J. w. McLANB. Maitland. Fla.
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WANTED TO BUY COUNTRY ESTATE.
moS hr gr9i5s not Isas tSsn ha
rooms with baths, quarters for servants.
hne grounds. pleasant view; at once. Ad
dress Roy S0G-E. Star Office
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS. -
English Stucco; rooms, sun porch; ti1,7505
sro61 stucco setae ssoor, sSS 1885,
closets, $3.50: 5-room bungalow; oak hooEs,
MXYEoR & CO, 2sO5 Brentwood I'd. mes
North 1888. sJs'
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. =,
1905 Otis Street NE. (Brookland, d. CT p
Two-apartment home: INCOME from ofAs
Initial payment, $1,000, balance monthly.
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S-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, ACRE GARDEN
iano, electricity. garage, fruit, well; 5000;
no cSsh' $40 mo. DR.. c. C. FLETCHER,
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SElMI-BUNGALOw-LIV IN MONTHS:
Srt targe rooms: breakfast porch. the bath.
place: ami, including gas and CITY wster-
hi;tww'n: ll0 IT. OF main blvd. is min to
owner. Clarendon 2521. Price, $3.50. $50
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sIx-RoOM AND BATH BUNGALOW. RUN
ninS water; mi; garage; 400 feet electric
sIaIISon; 1880: $3.50 cash, f25 mo. Come
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: ~ h sttb5sLT, A.LLHACttVE HOME, 10 ROQMaf
ana plenty grapes; double garage: GARDEN
planted; this place has large chicken broodsE-
hCuSeS' also car service and good roads,
$4,000; terms; l-acre, s-room house in fiTie
condltlon; beautiful barn. $3.50: terrnS.
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MONhL a y LOkANs
FIRST TRUSTS m ANY AMOUNT; D. O.
and nearby Md; also construction loans;
quick action. Cleve. $3.50.
SECOND TRUST LOANS ON d. c. PROP
Ely; aISo ssSurs6 peTS1nai notes o. II
Nat. 1881. Sc
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$50 oo-i22s Good Hope I'd. se.-store & apt.
4000-46l6 14th n.w.-Large store.
40O0-e23 Upshur n.w.-Busy center.
40 O0-804 10th n.w.-Good ONCE.
THOS. D. WALSH.
ais 18th st. NV. District 7S5s-75ss
Ayg1EcK. 1assssss n z "a AVE- w.. MET. saas
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MODERN 5-ROOM HOUSE. ELECTRIC
S Stove' REFRIGERATOR; modern bath. hardwood
Heights. $4,000 cash. c1WHER Sddress
BOX 3e5-E. Star once
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EAST RTVERDALE, MD.-2la ACRES, s.
woods. springs, high location. OWNER
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12-ROOM HOUSE ON PATUXENT RIVER
five miles above Solomons. Also on State
road Large porches. running water, bath,
amount Of boxwood, gardens and fruit trees.
Good bathing, boating and fishing from own
shore. Ten acres of land, all in good order.
Price, $40. 90, or rent for season. FRED.
TAYLOR, PISS Macomb st. Tel. Clev. S02S-J.
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nan Preached from semf-recessed porch =
large living room with fireplace large draw,
pantry. lavatory. inclosed rear pcrch: see-
enc moor has bed rooms and baths, third
MOOR mas rooms and bath, cedar closet
Cleveland O7I2 NsS'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
RELEASE PIRATE
SUSPECTS SAT.

DAYTONA BEACH, ria, Oct. 3.
Rg-Dr. Leslie ID. Richie and his
son were released from CUSTODY here
early today VIII 4 MRS. Benjamin r.
Ceilings failed to identify them as
the pirates" who recently boarded
the Ceilings yacht on Long Island
Sound, killed her husband and abb
Quoted her.
With an attorney, William L. KEEL
ley. the Stamford. Conn, yachts
mans widow arrived here at mid
night from New York to view the
Ritchies who were arrested two
days before. ihey went to the Jail
after stopping q short time at q
hotel
Only officers and attorneys were
present when Mrs. Ceilings con
fronted the two prisoners. They
stood in a group Of twelve men Of
similar appearance.
She singled them out readily, but.
she said. II was because she had
previously seen pictures OF them.
As Mrs. Ceilings shook her head
negatively. DR.. Richie spoke up.
Il am not the man." he said.
mo" Mrs. Ceilings asserted.
Thank you" said Richie.
Then William Richie, 2~3-year-old
son Of the former veterinarian.
rushed up to Mrs. Ceilings and
shook her hand emotionally.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
WOULD BAN
SHORT SELLING

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. pa
resolution urging the New York
stock exchange TO take steps TO
limit short selling OF stock and
bonds was adopted today by the
board Of directors OF the Chamber
OF Commerce OF the United States.
The resolution said the limitation
might require that such sales be
prohibited except by those who
have actual possession Of such
securities or those who deposit 40
per cent of the sale value in cash
and give evidence Of possession OF
the remainder.
Legitimate marketing OF securi-
ties would not be interfered with.
Another resolution approved re-
quested the federal reserve board
TO liberalize as much as Is possible
within the limitations OF the law"
its attitude toward the discount Of
paper.
Criticism Of short selling has
come from several quarters recent
ly, Pres. Hoover some time ago de-
crying bearish factors in the wheat
market.
Sen. Watson OF Indiana, the
republican leader. said a few days
ago he thought bear raids" had
contributed to the depression. He
warned the stock exchanges that
they faced a senate investigation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
zig STUDENTS
HAVE ENTERED
COLLEGE HERE

Reaching 9 record high since the
time the institution was founded,
enrolment in the Brownsville jun
Tor college is now 216 students, &C
cording TO figures in the office OF
4. G. Dodd, dean.
With classes falling into regular
routine. campus activities are in
creasing. Fred "A. Ball OF Browns
vile has been named head Of the
Student association. Other officers
OF the organization are John Syl-
v~ester, Brownsville. vice-president:
Hazel Hare, Harlingen. secretary
and treasurer: and faculty council.
Z. G. Dodd. Mrs. Louise c. Perkins
and r. j. Bingham.
Officers OF the freshman class
are: Baker Johnston. Harrington,
president; Phillip Thompson. Har-
lingen. vice president: Dorothy nellie
Ralston, San Benito. secretary;
Barbara Barrier. San Benito. treas
urer; Richard Nichols. Harlingen,
sergeant at arms; and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth w. McCollum. sponsor.
The sophomore class Is to elect
officers some time during the next
week. Mr.. Bingham Is the faculty
sponsor Of the sophomore class.
Definite periods are allotted for
clubs and other extra curricular
work In the college.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
TEXAS JUDGE
TO STAND TRIAL

AUSTIN. Oct 3. drudge J. 3.
Price Of Bastrop. Judge Of the 2ist
judicial district, must stand trial be-
fore the Texas senate on articles Of
impeachment preferred by the house
Of representatives for alleged negli-
gence charges in approving excess
sive mileage and witness fees Of
sheriffs in his district.
The senate voted against sustain
ing demurrers to six Of twelve arti-
Giles Of impeachment preferred by
the house meaning that the upper
house now will listen to testimony
bearing on the specific charges con-
tanned in the articles and then vote
on the main issue, whether Judge
Price shall be removed from office.
The demurrers were based on the
proposition that the house exceeded
its authority in voting the articles
because they did not allege willful
misconduct.
The IL articles OF impeachment
named specific instances Of alleged
negligence in approving certain ac-
counts naming the amounts and
dates.
The senate VIII remain In session
after the legislature adjourns 70
complete the trial.
The senate took a short recess to
negligence In approving certain &C
permit counsel for Judge Price and
house managers in the impeachment
proceedings to confer on a date %
start the trial on the six charges
against which demurrers were not
sustained.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
Citrus Grou,ers Sign
For Ant Control

Clark, entomologist at the Valley
experiment station, told Of some OF
the unsuccessful methods tried
heretofore and then explained how
to apply the thallium sulphate and
calcium cyanide treatments TO lid
orchards OF fire ants. Owners Of
orchards in which demonstrations
we're held told their uccess with
these control methods.
Poison Formula
Mr.. Clark said that a satisfactory
formula for making the poison
syrup is as follows: four and one
half pints water, two ounces thai
lium sulphate, five pounds sugar
and one-half pound honey. Add
enough water to make gallon.
1t should be prepared outdoors
for even 20 breathe the fumes Is
dangerous and rubber gloves should
be used in handling. Mr.. Clark
demonstrated the best method Of
feeding the ants by placing nom
resinous excelsior or q sponge In a
suitable container preferably Of
paper which will not heat excess
sively In the sur. Four tablespoons
of the syrup should be poured over
this material In the container which
should have holes punched in 1t 10
permit ants TO reach the bait. Con-
tainers should not be moved until
ants r exterminated and even
trees should be painted afterwards
with Bordeaux mixture, thereafter
the work should &c kept up. For
Kidding homes OF ants the contain
ers should be left on the outside.
Red Ant Control
For red ants, corn meal wetted
with this syrup. Is efecti-e. -Four
tablespoons should be placed near
q nest but SO covered as to prevent
human beings, birds or animals
from coming in contact with 1t.
This dose may need to be repeated
The same precaution about
breathing fumes should be taken
with calcium cyanide. Fire antA
may be effectively controlled by this
material. Nests OF ants should be
thoroughly disturbed with a bar OF
some kind and as the ants rush out
the dust should be applied as q
light covering over the surface.
Where the nests are some distance
from the tree the lateral should
be stirred into the nest and COW
cred with soil. Where the nest Is
near the tree. the cyanide should
not be covered but should be allow
ed to remain exposed. No dust
should be left on the tree. partic-
ularly II II has previously been
painted with Bordeaux. More COM
plete information can be secured
from Mr.. Alsmeyer or the expert
ment station.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
MARKETS
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Oct. ,. (APD-Continued
southern selling was again absorbed by
active trade buying on scale down or
ders in cotton today. but prices worked
gradually lower. with December ON
tracts selling off 10 SCI, making q net
decline OF L. points and new low
ground for the movement. They closed
at that figure with the general market
closing barely steady at net declines OF
and March 70 $50 end Closing quota
tons were the lowest Of the day on al
the active positions.
Reports Of favorable weather for
picking and marketing in the south
may have been a contributing factor 10
the decline. but the chief influence,
increasing movement OF cotton In the
south, and the evident inclination OF
spot houses to hedge their purchases.
The effect Of the relatively firm Liver
pool cables was modified By the easier
ruling of Sterling and reports that at
the close OF yesterday. Liverpool had
been considerably under O shipping
parity.
Liverpool cables attributed today's
advance, in that market TO heavy gen.
eral buying and covering and reported
and yarns. Egyptian cotton futures in
Alexandria were 85 10 1873 points high
er while closing quotations for Indian
futures in Bombay were 3 to 4 rupees
higher. and the strength In these mar
keta may have been a factor in the
Liverpool advance. The moun Of cot
ton on shtpboard awaiting clearance at
the end Of the week was estimated at
1900 bales against 1900 last year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
AUDITOR IS
SUIT VICTOR

EDINBURG, Oct. SO. It. Lilies,
former county auditor, was victor n
the first Hidalgo county finance
suits. involving alleged discrepancies
OF former office holders. Attorneys
for the county gave immediate no
tice OF appeal.
Judge Charles K. Thompson ruled
that not sufficient evidence was in
troduced to show that Lilies had
violated the duties OF his trust. The
Southern Surety company, bonds
men for Lilies were also cleared. r. O.
Baker, Ernest and Ernest auditor,
testified that there is nothing 20
show that the funds were ever re-
ceived by the county depository.
The basis Of the suit was a war
rant drawn by Brooks county N
favor OF Hidalgo county in payment
Of a debt. Lilies IS also under in
dictment in the criminal courts of
the county with a number OF for
mer officials charged with alleged
financial irregularities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-04
City Briefs

Don't miss our big chicken din
ner every Sunday. Its different.
Kit CarSon's, 1914 Washington. Adv.
Leaving for Monterrey Saturday
morning were Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Bray OF Mission. Mrs. Charles c.
Baughan left for Torreon on the
morning plane also.
Pre- inventory sale OF wall paper.
One free room with every room
purchased. Frontier Lumber Co.
Mesdames E. L. Buckley and j.
M. Nibby left by plane Friday for
Tampico. Passengers arriving the
same day were Mary Fox from Tam
pico, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto Tango
from Guatemala and Mr.. and Mrs.
Torres Rico from Tejeria-
Freshest Of butter, eggs, milk and
pure pork sausage. vannie Tilden
Bakery, 500 Elizabeth. Adv.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
relieves sore eyes. Doesn't burn
or hurt. Adv. 80.
Ralph Watermira OF e Paso Is N
the city.
W. q. Kinsolving OF Corpus
Christi Is In Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Watson o.
Abilene are local visitors.
Ray Solomon arrived in the city
Saturday from Torreon. Mexico.
Hugh McLanghen Of Dallas IS
spending a short time in the city.
Thos. L. Dawson of Fond du lac,
wisconsin Is here for several days.
B. Z. Porter Of Dallas is In
Brownsville. Glenn LOOMS also Of
that city Is In town.
From Akron. Ohio Is j. II. Terrell
A Fort Worth visitor is j. M. Tar
ran
r. A. Trommer Of Galveston is in
Brownsville.
j. w. Mead Of Sanger. Calf, ar
rived in the city Saturday.
j. c. Taylor of Chicago = a local
caller.
From San Antonio are William
Armor and J. j. Brother.
ThoS. II. Hanson of Tulsa. Okla
Is spending a short time in Browns
Vile
MI. ard Mrs. d. p. Ward, Jr.. ale
here for a brief stay from Corpr:
Christi.