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, 1935-11-12
NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON

VI GAAlEatON
In the District Court. 1o3rd Judicial
District. Cause NO. l2O30. Lloyd g.
Elliott. Plaintiff. ". The Al Parker
Securities Co. Defendant.
Notice IL hereby given that. as Re-
ceiver for The al Parker Securities CO..
IN the above entitled and numbered
cause. and acting under and by viz
tue Of ar order OF the court mad and
entered therein on the goth day OF
September. A. D. 1898. I will. on the Ord
day OF December. A. d. 1885. the same
being the first Tuesday OF said month.
between the hours OF ten O'Clock q. m.
and four O'Clock p. m. at the door Of
the court house OF Cameron County.
Texas. in the City OF Brownsville, Tex
as. offer for sale and sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder for cash.
as the property OF The al Parker Sc
cuTities Co. the following described
real estate. 20 wit:
All those certain tracts OF land as set
forth and described In a certain deed
OF trust executed by A. r. Parker and
he said The Al Parker Securities Co.
20 A. Ashheim. Trustee. dated the 18th
day o. February. "A. ID. 1882 and record
ed In Vol. 90. PIP. 335-339 Of the Deed
OF Trust records. OF Cameron County.
Texas. containing in the aggregate -
otAsAA acres 0A Aduut uluIt OF Acces rs
the case may be. and situated IN the
Buena Vista Grant. Cameron County.
Texas. Reference Is hereby made 70 the
above deed Of trust for q detailed de-
scription By metes and bounds OF the
lands to be sold &C said sale. Said lands
are also known as the Buena Vista
Ranch OF The al Parker Securities
Co. less those certain blocks and par
cells excepted therefrom as particularly
set forth in the above deed OF trust.
Said lands will be sold free OF tax
liens. or subject to tax liens. ss may be
determined at the time Of said sale.
and said sale will be subject 70 con-
firmation by the court.
Further information and particulars
may be obtained from the undersigned
az La Feria. Texas.
Dated this the 18th day or November,
A. D. 1885.
JOHN II. MITCHELL. Receiver
for The al Parker Securities co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SALE
THE HIAIE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON

AEE CAA1L VI EAA
COUNTY or CAMERON
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued
put OF the i03rd judicial District Court
IN and for Cameron County. Texas,
on q judgment rendered in said court
on the 18th day OF October. 1885. in IA
vor OF Irwin McCreary. Banking Com
missioner OF Texas. in his official capa-
city as statutory receiver OF the Texas
Bank g. Trust Company Of Brownsville.
Texas. and against Nabor M. Torres Tor
debt IN the sum OF S7siS.a2. and against
the defendants Nabor NJ. Torres. George
T.. Desha, Jr.. Harrington Independent
school District. Frank Z. Davis. Presi-
dent OF the Board OF Trustees Of said
Earitngen Independent School Dis
trice &1oe Celaya. Jr.. q. q. Henson.
John " Lomax. Houston a. Brownsville
Development Company n Henson AZ
Lomsx Development Company for the
establishment and foreclosure OF lien
on the hereinafter described proper
ties 70 make such Judgment, Interest
and costs OF suit. the said Judgment be-
ing rendered IN Cause No. 1857. styled:
irwin McCreary. Banking Commission
mr VI. Nabor M. Torres. ct al, In said
court. I did. on the 18th day OF Novem-
her. 1898. at 10 O'Clock a. m, levy upon
the following described tracts and par
cells OF land situated In Cameron coun-
Il, Texas, to-WiT
FIRST Tract: Lot No. 4 in Block No.
36A in the City OF Brownsville. Cam
nron County. Texas. as shown and de-
uneated upon map made by A. W.
Amthor, Civil Engineer. and duly APP
penring Of record in the Map OF Plat
Records OF Cameron County. Texas.
IN Vol. 5. az p. Is. 70 which map and
ltn record reference IN here made for
greater particularly Of description.
second Tract: Lot No. Z IN Block No.
f93 IA the City Of Brownsville. Texas.
~ ehown upon a certain map mad
- al w. Amthor. Civil Engineer. and
mnnearing duly OF record in the office
AZ the County Clerk OF Cameron Coun-
~. Texas. / n Vol. s. &c .. IL. OF the Map
o. Plat Records Of Cameron County.
here referred 70 for greater
n~nrticuiarity OF description.
Third Tract: The following described
Hot. tract or parcel Of land located and
Mtmmfnd IN Brownsville. Cameron
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FCing Strong
HARTFORD. n. C.-"Uncle Joe"
White, 58-year old negro farm
hand, Is blowing, hoeing, cutting
cord wood and harvesting with
the best OF them on J. L. Whites
farm.
When he was a boy his right
leg was amputated TO check a
malignant growth.
Years later an infection neces-
STATED amputation OK his right
arm.
Still later. his left thumb was
lost in q sawmill.
Then q freight train jumped
the track and wrecked a build
ing. Joe was found unconscious
behind the debris.
Also Going Strong
NEW YORK-Retire7 Not Dan
Louis. 50, even though the Eighth
and Ninth Avenue trolley cars
were replaced Tuesday by buses.
II started driving a horse car
for the Eighth Avenue lines in
1894" he said. Three years later
the horses went: 1 learned to run
an electric car and never lost a
days work. After 80 years they
taught me to VI a bus, and I'm
not losing a days work"
All Gone
CLEVELAND, Miss. Very
methodically and. the local con-
staoulary say. very efficiently,
someone has stolen a house.
First the windows and doors
were missing. Next went the in
side walls and ceiling. Tuesday the
chimney, down TO the last brick.
had vanished.
, 1935-11-12

hours OF 10 q. N. and 4 p. m. by vir-
tue OF said levy and said order OF Sale.
I will sell said above described Real
Estate az public vendue, for cash 70
the highest bidder. as the property
OF said Coral q. Waltimire.
And IN compliance with law. I give
this notice by publication, In the Eng
lish language. once a week for three
consecutive weeks Immediately preced-
ing said day OF sale. IN the Brownsville
Herald. a newspaper published in Cam
eron County.
witness nv hand this 18th day OF
November, 1895.
j. A. GOOLSBy. Sheriff.
Cameron County, Texas.
BY Gustavo Vera. Deputy.
il-i2-i9-26-3t-5oSi.
, 1935-11-12
sHERIFF's SALE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON


COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice Is Hereby Given that By vfr-
tue OF a certain order OF Sale issued out
OF the Honorable 103rd judicial District
Court OF Cameron County on the 9th
day % November 1895 by J. J. Bishop,
Clerk Of said Court. for the sum OF
Thirty-three Hundred Nineteen a 90
100 Dollars. with interest and costs OF
suit, unde a Judgment, in favor Of
Mrs. A. l.. Derby, in a certain cause In
said Court. No. 1876 and styled. Mrs.
A. L. Derby vs.. Coral O. Waltimire.
placed in my hands for service. I. j. A.
Goolsby, as Sheriff OF Cameron County,
Texas. did on the eth day Of Novem-
Der, 1885. Levy on certain Real Estate,
situated IN Cameron County, Texas.
described as follows. to-wit: Begin
ming AZ an iron pipe monument. same
being the intersection Of the East Side
OF Yturria Street with the center line
OF State Highway No. 100 produced.
Thence along the center line OF State
Highway No. 100 produced South 81
degs. Is min. west a distance OF 1533.63
II. 70 q point. Thence South IS degs.
53is min. East a distance OF so II. to =
point for a point OF beginning. for the
survey OF this parcel OF land; Thence
South IS degs. S3ia min. East a dis
lance OF 100 ~. to q point for q point.
Thence South 54 dogs. Is min. west .
distance OF 100 II. 70 a point: Thence
North 81 dogs. IS min. East a distance
OF SO It. 70 the point OF beginning.
IN the City OF Port Isabel. Cameron
County. Texas. as said property APP
pears upon map entitled Map -
or Point Isabel prepared BY W. T..
Conrad. Civil Engineer" said map be-
ing Of record In Plat Book, Vol. -
page --. Map or Plat Records OF
Cameron County. Texas. 70 which map
and the record thereof reference IS
here made for further particulars OF
description OF said property. and levied
upon as the property OF Coral O. Waltz
mire. and hat on the First Tuesday
IN December. 1885. the same being the
3rd day OF said month. az the Court
House door OF Cameron County. in the
City OF Brownsville. Texas. between the
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THREE HOUSES

Especial 20 The Herald)
HARLINGEN, Nov. II. - Three
houses occupied by negroes burned
shortly after midnight here Mon
day night.
The houses were situated In the
Pabla Rosa block.
The Washington times., 1935-10-23
GUNMAN SLAIN,
BODY BURNED

NEW YORK, Oct. % GN.SO.
Louis Pretty" Amberg, Brooklyn
gangster, trod the grueSome,
One-way path Of his cohorts to-
day.
Apparently beaten to death
with an ak, his charred body
was found before dawn in a
blazing, oil-Soaked car in Brook.
lyn-sixth victim of a gang war
that has ragged for months.
Pretty" was the last known
gangster brother of Joseph Am,
berg, gangster overload, who,
with his chauffeur, Morris Kess.
Ter, was riddled with bullets
after being lined up against a
garage wall here September 30.
His hacked and charred body
was hauled from the rear seat.
He was nude. A sack enShrouded
his blood7soaked head. His
hands and feet were tightly
bound with thin wire. Police
believe he was caught somewhere
in Manhattan, tortured, appar-
emily beaten to death with an
ak, and then taken over to
Brooklyn.
The Washington times., 1935-10-23

symphony NO. 4, DY brdnmS.
There are other symphonies by
Brahms that at first glance
might seem better adapted to
choreographic Interpretation. The
music Of the first movement of
the Fourth, being an emotional
series Of episodes and climaxes,
is hard to delineate. Critics
seemed to agree that the dancing
Of the first and last movements
was rather ineffective.
The more pronounced rhythm
and form appearing In the second
movement and the joyful mood Of
the third movement lend them
selves to the art Of dancing more
readily. The choreography to the
third movement, q sort Of bucolic
spring dance, was considered to
be the best Of the dances. The
ballet is named "Choreartium," Of
which Ernest Newman, London
critic, said, "Massine's setting
does no violence to the music"
Theme Description
The theme of the third move.
ment Of the Fourth Symphony,
shown above, Is introduced in the
first measure Of the movement
by a full orchestra with the ex.
ception that the bass instruments
have an ascending movement.
The whole movement, Allegro
Giocoso, 0ively and joyously). is
full of happy vitality that must
have had its beginnings In q
wild peasant dance. The gay
theme appears in q somewhat
pious mood but the bright spirits
cannot be restrained; they rush
on to q fast and powerful climax.
The Philadelphia Symphony
Orchestra, under the direction Of
DR.. Leopold Stokowski, is playing
the same program tonight in
Baltimore that will be given
Thursday night at Constitution
Hall. The Lyric Theater will dis
play the s. r. o. sign tonight as
all seats were sold yesterday. The
T. Arthur Smith Bureau reports
a heavy sale of tickets for the
Thursday night concert, with q
few good seats still available.
The Washington times., 1935-10-23
Ethiopians Gathering
AtMakaIe Report Says

Ethiopians are filtering out of
the Italian-occupied territories and
Joining the defending army on the
northern front, an official COM
munique cabled by the Exchange
Telegraph from Adds Ababa to-
day said.
The official Ethiopian announce
ment says:
'The inhabitants are diSpers-
ing from Agame and from the
districts occupied by the Italians,
and are proceeding to Makale
and the Ethiopian northern
headquarters. All is quiet on
the northern 'front.'"
The Washington times., 1935-10-23
Condensed Opera

The Charles Morrison theatri-
cal offices, together with Carmela
PonSelle, mezzo-Soprano of the
Metropolitan, are planning on the
production Of condensed versions
Of famous works Of opera. These
productions are to be distributed
throughout the country as vaude-
vile units.
What with the Gallo Opera
Company starting out on one Of
its most extensive tours, but
strangely enough emitting Wash
ington, it looks as though local
opera lovers must journey to Bal
timore and points north this sea-
son.
The one hope of any taste Of
opera here lies in the possibility
Of the conden' ed versions pre-
pared for vaudeville patrons.
This will hardly prove q Substi-
tute for those who are accuS-
toned to the real thing.
If the Radio City Music Hall
experiment and the vaudeville
versions prove popular, a large
increase in interest in grand
opera is sure to result. We are be-
ginning to approach the day when
this country may boast of uni
versal interest in grand opera.
such as is claimed for some Euro
pean countries.
Then, too, another ray Of hope
for grand opera in Washington
is the tentative plan of DR.. Hans
Kinder to present several operas
next summer in connection with
the Sunset SymphonieS,
The Washington times., 1935-10-23
Do As Your Dentist Does

THERE is nothing known that
will clean and polish teeth so
- quickly and leave them so
cleaning white-as POWDER.
That is why your dentist, when
cleaning your teeth, as you know
always uses powder.
AS it is only the powder part of any
dentifrice that cleans, dentifrice that
is ALL POWDER Just naturally
cleans best.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder is
ALL 1000 cleansing
properties. This is more than twice the
cleansing properties of tooth pastes.
Dentists everywhere recommend
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder, because
teeth simply cannot remain dull and
film coated when it is used. DR.. Lyons
Tooth Powder cleans off all stains and
The Washington times., 1935-10-23

poishes the teeth in a harmless and
practical way that leaves them spark
ling-many shades whittier.
Free from all grit or pumice, DR..
Lyon Tooth Powder cannot possibly
scratch, or injure the softest enamel.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder keeps
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clean teeth mean-frm, healthy gums
and the least possible tooth decay.
Powder leaves your teeth feeling so
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Once you use powder you will never
go back to tooth paste. People by the
thousands are changing daily.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder is not
only doubly efficient, but it costs only
half as much to use. Even q small
package lasts twice as long as a tube
Of tooth paste.
The Washington times., 1935-10-23

"a suggestion for using and
preserving the daily music themes:
Many teachers of music apprecia-
tiOn advise their pupils to clip the
daily themes, paste them on Sx5
filing cards, place the composers
name at the top, and file them in
alphabetical order by cOmpOSers.)
The Radio City Music Hall will
present Mascagni's opera, "Caval-
leria Rusticana," four times a day
starting tomorrow and scheduled
for a full week. There will be a
stage company Of $50. Sergei
Soudeikin has prepared the set
ting.
The Washington times., 1935-10-23
THINGS TO STIR
/ ON RETURN0F
PRESIDENT
BY EARL GOODWIN

President Roosevelt comes back
% Washington tomorrow-and
watch things begin to move!
One thing Administration OBJ
servers say is likely to occur is a
"'back door" call on the President
by certain large captains Of in
dustry who have been shipping
war munitions to Italy.
These shipments violate the
spirit Of neutrality, although they
consist of articles not on the
prescribed list in the Presidents
recent embargo proclamation. The
shipments Of cotton, copper and
oil from this country to Italy have
been scrutinized very carefully b.
the Government experts who will
be able to report in detail to the
President.
It is understood that the con-
spicuous case Is that Of q large
oil corporation whose president
declared he would take any
chances necessary to ship oil in
any quantities to italy or any.
where else.
Pressure Employed
Pressure is being brought to
bear on this Government to go as
far as possible in cutting off these
shipments; it is believed that Sec.
retary Of State Hull will make a
complete report to the President,
who in turn il anxious to bring
several captains of industry to the
White House for a good man-to-
man talk on the dangers Of involv-
ing this country in a European
embodiment for the sake Of
profit.
It is believed, too, that such
visits will be carefully guarded
and that the public will not be in.
formed of the occurrence.
The President will face tremen,
dous confusion in the Works
Progress uproar. Nearly two mil
lion men, employableS on relief
are still to be placed on Works
Progress jobs. There is tremen
douS confusion locally in the Of
ficeS of the various alphabetical
organizations connected with work
and relief.
It is believed that a general
house cleaning may be ordered
by Harry Hopkins, Works Prog
ress boss. In changing the person
mel, shifting men and women
from one division to another, fol
lowing the change from relief tc
work, there has been more haste
than efficient personnel work, &C
cording to administration officials
Staff DiSOrganized
Part Of the slow progress Of the
work program is due to the dis
organized state of the staff here
to some extent, it Is claimed. =
Another work program viii
have to be designed and put out
to the public, undoubtedly. The
present program is not taking ur
the full slack Of unemployment
and relief officials are frank tt
say that the eventual solution oi
the relief problem is not yet il
sight.
President Roosevelt addFeSse:
the Community Chest leaders to
morrow night via radio; at hi!
previous talk to the Community
Chest people he stressed the point
that communities and industries
must begin to take back the re
lief burden. It is believed likely
the President will have more tt
anu IN that rA0int fnrnonrrnur Haiohf
The Washington times., 1935-10-23
Robinson Identity
Mistake, Says u. ).

The q. s. Bureau Of Identifi-
cation reported yesterday the
man being held at Belzoni, Miss,
is not Thomas H. Robinson, jr.,
wanted for the kidnapping Of
Mrs. Alice 8. Stoll, Of Louisville,
KY. The man had been detained
because Of his resemblance" to
the fugitive.
The Washington times., 1935-10-23
Brahm Dance

Is it possible to dance to the
music of any of Brahms sympho-
nies? The Ballet Russo, which
closed a two-weekS run at the
Metropolitan Opera House last
week, presented ballet based on
Brahms Symphony No. f."
which will be heard in ConStitu-
ton Hall Thursday night. !
The Washington times., 1935-10-23
World Of Music
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heme from Third Movement Symphony No. A.. by Brohms.
La opinión., 1935-10-09
M0daS

Los rates sate eSan Hamados a poneHe de moda durante ell otoho a ugr
pork 10 que va en- Hollywood, centre de los esMos del mundo, como Paris 10 fe
en- epocas psadas. Ell tie usado pr Bette Davis a la izquerda, tene UNI fada pill
z1a en- ancho cueno de pI y puhos en- caracoI negro Margaret lndsay-en ell
centro-aparece levando la bMsa de crepe de ohfnae ruesoo con pbata del msmom ma
eraL "a pose de la derecha, e tamben de la estrena Bette Davis lint III. News).
La opinión., 1935-10-09
Vino a Los Angeles ell Sc
nor r. Calderon

Ha llegado a Los Angeles de
%retorno, ell senior Ruben Calde-
ron, bien conocido hombre de ne
gocios de Ell Paso, Texas, Y
quien aquf ACADIA de establecer su
despacho en- la avenida YER
mont al sur.
Ell sehor Calder6n es Ell pre-
sidente de Ia compahia Ate
ca Films. distribuidora de csc
artfculo, Y es pariente cercano
del senior Mauric,o Calderon. i'm
portante comerciante mexicano
de Los Angeles.
Habfa lido a Ia ciudad de FL
Paso. antes mencionada. con ell
objeto de arreglar algunos asun
tos pendientes, Y satisfactoria-
mente resueltos, vuelve a esta
ciudad en- donde va tiene muchas
simpatfas.
I'm grupo de amigos lie dis ale
gre ~bienvenida, sirviendose en-
su honor una cena en- uno de los
mejores cafes de Hollywood.
La opinión., 1935-10-09
A Victoria B1ameo mo
lie gmstam los hombres
UNA INTERSTATE ENTREvISTA CON ESTA JoVEk
ESTRElLA DE LA ClNEFONlA MExlCANA, N DE LAS
QUE MAS PROMETEN EN- Ell ARTE DE LA PANTALLA
Por MARIO GALAN

ell otro, ambos procuramos a tai
punto Ell ayudarnos, ell hacer bri
liar tanto ell papel del otro. que
ell recuerdo de mi labor a su lado
10 Sc borrara nunca.
II Que papel Sc ha asignado
la nueva empresa que Ia ha con-
tratado?
La parte mas RIGA que pu-
diera haberse ofrecido jamas-
exclama, con evidente entuslas-
mo: u ojos brillan, sus labios
Sc entreabren en- una sonrisa ca
lida.--Voy a hacer la Mariana de
Los Bandidos do Rio Frfo", Ia
tercera pelicula que hara la
CLASA. Como en- esa obra, Ia
protagonista va de Ia juventud a
la vejez, Ell papel me ~proporciona
la op%ortunldad ae hacer una ver-
dadera creacion, p%oniendo de
manifesto dotes d%ramaticas .
interpretativas que, o me i'm
ponen como actriz digna del
nombre. o me ponen... iPero Sc
ra 10 prlmero? iSera 10 prime
no. no 10 dude listed!
Y hay tanta confianza en- FL
tono de su voz. en- Ia chispa re-
suelta que asoma a sus ojos, en-
la compression de sus labios, que
o sentimos contagiados de su
tSigue en- la Ca. Pag)
La opinión., 1935-10-09

Una fiesta dada a la Sc
nora de Vale

lei domingo pasado por la tar
de, en- la Residential de la seho-
ia Chonita de Vale. bien como
eida n nuestros circulos. Sc
efectuo una fiesta a la cual asis-
tieron muchas personals, y con el
objeto de agasajar a la senora
mencionada, con motive de la
llegada de su cumpleahos.
Tn buen quinteto musical sc
encargo de amenizar la fiesta a
que nos referimos, durante la
cual fueron esplendidamente Oh
sequiados los concurrentes, re-
cihiendo asimismo, la sehora de
Vale. muchos regalos de sus
amistades locales.
Ell bale sc prolongo hasta la
una y media de la madrugada,
habiendo empezado a las seis
de la tarde. A las nueve fue ser
vida la cena. que era de plati-
Hos netamente nacionales. Y es-
tuvo rociada con buenos who's
generosos.
Todos sc llevaron de la fiesta
las mas gratas impresiones.
La opinión., 1935-10-09
Ha estado enferma la Sc
nora de Silva

Sc e%ncuentra enferma desde
hace dfas, aunque no de cuida-
do por ell momento, la sehora
Maria G. de Silva. DANA perte-
neciente a la colonia michoaca-
ma de Los Angeles, y quien 60
"a de nuestros cfrculos de mu-
chas y merecidas simpatias.
La atiende un competente IA
cultativo en- su casa de la Gale
81 81 Oeste, en- donde tambien ha
estado recibiendo "a vista de sus
amistades, las cuales Sc han pre-
sentado llevandole sus mejores
votos por I'm pronto Y complete
restablecimiento de los males
que la aquejan.
Ell medico que Sc ha hecho
cargo de la paciente, Sc muestra
optimista sobre ell probable re-
sultado de sus tratamientos.