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, 1935-10-16
Weslaco Band Gets
State Wide Honors

WESLACO, Oct 16. The Yves
laco high school band, under direc-
ton Of Lloyd Reitz for the past six
years. has been chosen as the clinic
band for the State Band Teachers
meeting In San Antonio January
81 70 February /. They were
chosen by the Texas Band Teachers
association at a recent meeting and
william ID. Revelli OF Hobart. IN
diana will be tn edirector. The band
Will have approximately is contest
numbers to play for the clinic and
Il making plans for q daily re-
hearsal during the Christmas holi-
days.
The band rehearses daily during
the school year as well as In the
summer, when beginners are start
ed. Aside from the hour Of class
work each day. every student Is re-
quired to practice 10 hours each
six weeks term. The marching
band meets twice each week. There
are IS pieces In the first band with
practically complete instrumental
ton.
Under the direction Of Reitz. the
Weslaco band has the following
record: first place In state band
contest at Dallas in 1929: and first
place eadl year since 1891 when
state centers were at Harlingen,
Corpus Christi and Kingsville. This
year the Weslaco hand plans 70
enter both the Valley music meet
and the state meet which viii be In
the spring.
, 1935-10-16
Faculty Entertained


LA FERIA. Oct. Is. - Deviating
from the customary formal banquet
given each year by the Rotary club
honoring members Of the la Feria
school faculty. members Of the
Board OF Education and Rotary
AIMS, the social this year was IN
the form OF an informal barbecue
and social hour held Monday night
In fair park, Harlingen. Whitewings
were barbecued and served.
Following the barbecue, Rotary
President Chas. Harpin, acting as
master OF ceremonies. introduced
members OF the school faculty by
giving a brief sketch Of the quail
fications and characteristics OF the
various teachers and asking the Ro-
tarians to guess the name Of the
teacher described. When the pro-
per name was called. the member
OF the faculty thus was introduced
70 the g.Iilp. In turn the teachers
were asked to identify their hosts
for the evening as the classification
OF Rotarians was given by Pres
ident Harpin. Later in the program
all guests we're introduced.
An hoEr OF informal stunts and
contests. directed by Mrs. Juanita
Burchfield and Rotarian Hollis
Moore. dlew practically every per-
son present into some form of en-
tertainmtnt for the group.
Rotarisns In charge Of arrange
ments were President Harpin, j. r..
Adams. T. d. Magee. II. a. MOORE.
and the club secretary. Alvin Isler.
, 1935-10-16
THE A OF TEXAS:

THE STATE or TEXAS:
TO the Sheriff or Any Constable on
Cameron County. Texas: GREETING.
You are hereby commanded 70 sum-
mon g. ~ Adrean. Toner II. Adrean,
Mrs. Toner H. Adrean. ID. III. Adrean.
Mrs. ID. IL Adrean. Vernon l. Adrean,
Mrs. Vernon T.. Adrean. the Unknown
heirs OF Mrs. r. b. Adrean, deceased.
and the Unknown heirs OF D. j. Chamb-
lin. deceased. by making publication
OF this citation ono q week Cor four
consecutive weeks previous 70 b return
date hereof. 70 appear nt the County
Court room IN the count house. &C
Brownsville. Cameron County. Texas.
mt 10 O'Clock n. m Octiher 31Et. 1875.
before the undersigned special commits
sioners appointed by the Judge Of the
County Court Of Cameron County &C
Law. to assess damages by reason or con-
structing, reco~nstructing and laying out
Of the State Highway designated as
State Highway Number 48. and for open
Ing. widening. Strengthening. construct
Ing. improving. and maintaining BAid
highway. which highway runs across
the hereinafter described land. which
Is alleged TO belong 20 G. Il. Adrean.
Mrs. G. II. Adrean. Clyde w. Adrcan.
Mrs. Clyde w. Adrean. Toner H. Ad-
rean, Mrs Toner VI. Adrean. ID. III. Ad-
ryan, MIS-. ~ n A4IE8as NCAuon L. NJ
rean. Mrs. Vernon L. Adrean. the IN
known heirs OF Mrs r. ID Adrean. de-
ceased. and the Unknown heirs OF ID.
y. ChAmblin. deceased. and then and
there answer the plaintiffs petition
filed with the Judge OF the COUNT
Court OF Cameron County nc Law. on
the 9th day on September. "A. D.
1895. IN which suit the State OF Texas.
acting through the Commissioners
Court OF said County. "a Plaintiff. and
he above named c. III. Adrean. et ml.
are defendAntA. same being q suit for
condemnation Of right o. way for the
above mentioned purposes over and
across q strip Of land tn Cameron
County. Texas being the North 20 feet
Of the South 80 feet OF block "A. IN
share ~. % the Il Jardin Subdivis-
ion. out Of the Espiritu Santo Grant.
Cameron County. Texas. as shown by q
map OK said highway on file ia the
County Engineers office. and the
damages. II any. viii be assessed &C that
time.
Herein Pan Not. but OF this writ make
due return M the law directs.
witness our hands this September
30th. A. D.. 1888.
q. n DoDD
CLYDE TANDY
FRED RUSTEBER6. Br.,
Special Commissioners.
iO-2-e-lo-73-4t-Soie.
, 1935-10-16

Ah4 2&AAG 1T AG&AG
TO the Sheriff on Any Constable %
Cameron County. Texas GREETING.
You are hereby commanded 70 urn
mon the Unknown heirs OF L. J.. With
erEpoon, deceased. by making punlicn-
ton OF this citation nee . week Tor four
consecutive weeks previous x the re-
turn date hereof. 70 appear at the Coun-
~ Court room In n court house. &C
Brownsville. Cameron County. Texas.
At 10 o'clock Q. m. October 3lst, 1888.
before the undersigned special commits
sloners appointed ~ y Judge o. me
County Court OF Cameron County at
Law. 70 assess damages by reason III
constructing re-constructing and lay
ing out Of the state Highway deslgnat-
ed as State Highway Number 48. and
for opening widening. Strengthening.
constructing. improving. and main
tanning said highway. which highway
runs across the hereinafter described
land. which l. alleged 70 belong 20 Mrs.
u ". Witherspoon. and the Unknown
heirs Of II. u. Witherspoon. deceased.
and then and there answer the plain
tiff's petition filed with the Judge OF
the County Court OF Cameron County
&C Law. on the 9th day or September,
a. d.. 1895. In which suit the state OF
Texas. acting through the Commits
sioners' Court Of said County. is plain
tiff. and the above named Mrs. L. J..
Witherspoon. et nj. arB defendants.
same being q suit for condemnation
OF right OF way for the above mention
Cd purposes over and across q strip II
land IN Cameron County. Texas: beinsy
the South 20 feet OF the North SO feet
OF lot o. block ID. E Jardin Terrace
Subdivision. out OF the Espiritu Santo
Grant. Cameron County. Texas. as shown
BY q map Of said highway on file In tile
County Engineers office. and the dam
ages. II any. viii be assessed nc that
time.
Herein Fail Not. but Of this writ make
due return n the law directs.
Witness our hands this September
30th. A. ID. 1855.
q. 3 DODD
CLYDE TANDY
FRED RU5TEBER0. 1r..
Special Commissioners.
l0-7-9-l6-13-4t-501s.
, 1935-10-16
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, 1935-10-16
DOings OF The
DivOteers

The Ladies' tournament on the
Brownsville course last week proved
20 be q great success. Golf inter-
est has been greatly increased late
ly. This Is shown by the fact that
many men and women who used to
play regularly have started again.
A letter was received by Al ES-
calante Tuesday from the Ladies
golf association az Harlingen in
which they thanked the Brownsville
ladies for the pleasures shown them
m the tourney here.
Mrs J. c. Jordan. Mrs. G. c.
Richardson. Mrs. Geo White and
Mrs. Ben Freudenstein enjoyed a
nice round Tuesday. Mrs. Jordan
and Mrs. Richardson. who formerly
played regularly, expect 20 play reg
ularly In the future.
Three officers from Randolph
Field, Capt. Weddington, Mai. VIII
hams and III. Easton. flew here
Tuesday and played q round. All
scored in the 70s. The visitors.
playing the local course for the first
time. were well pleased with the
Brownsville layout. They said 1t
compared f~avorably with the better
layoutS In San Antonio.
Col. Daglev OF Fl PaSo. former
southwest champion Of Texas, tour
Cd the course Saturday as the guest
cf Col. Thompson.
Bill Barton Of Mercedes, beaten IN
she finals for the Valley champion
ship BY Dick Turner this year. en-
ioyed a game Sunday with Peyton
Sweeney. Barton. who held the VAL
ley championship last year, easily
A one OF the best amateurs IN this
portion OF the state.
A San Benito group. made up OF
pr. Casey, Mr.. Nicholson and AT
Polzin. played a nice round Sunday
morning.
Charley Pickett. Dale Harrison.
r. q. Ferguson and Castor Peek
played In a foursome Sunday morn
ing. Pickett came back during the
afternoon with a par ".
, 1935-10-16


How much action can be packed
into a single evenings entertain
ment2
This was apparently the problem
the Metro-G @ ldwyn-Mayer Studios
set out 10 solve when Woman
Wanted" was produced. Condens-
ing the events OF eight hours into
an hour and a half, the new picture.
with Maureen O'Suliivan and Joel
McCrea. move faster than any pic
ture filmed IN years. It shows We'd
nesday and Thursday at the Capitol
Brownsville.
A trial conviction. a mad chase
with racketeers. q sensational escape
penthouse parties. raids on crime
hide-outs and other hreathtakinr
episodes follow each other IN rapid
succession in the laws battle against
organized crime.
, 1935-10-16

NITELINI % AUH AEIHINT
SAN JUAN, Oct i6-Rev. a. N.
Bostr0m. for more than q year
pastor OF the san Juan Peoples
church and who has also conduct
ed religious services over K.R.G.V.
recently resigned effective Novem-
ger 3. Rev. Bostrom and his family
viii leave Immediately for Takoma.
Washington. where he viii take
charge Of similar work
, 1935-10-16
AUTOMOTIVE


1894 Plymouth sedan. New tires
and radio. Reconditioned.
1888 Ford sedan. New tires New
paint. Reconditioned.
1881 Dodge sedan. New paint Re-
conditioned.
1880 Ford sedan New paint. Re-
conditioned.
1884 Chevrolet sedan. Recondition-
ed Duties paid.
1891 DeSoto sedan. New paint. Re-
conditioned.
Brownsville Motor Co.
CHYSLER - PLYMOUTH
1122 Washington - Phone AT
, 1935-10-16
!EGAL ADVERTISEMENT

further orders amplifyfng. extending.
limiting or otherwise modifying said
Order - to the Court ma seem prop
or.
Dated this End day 81 October. 1896.
RTO GRANDE VALLEY
GAS COMPANY.
BY b. +. Hepler. President.
l~0-4-f1t-501f.
, 1935-10-16

HOW TO find the finder? The
sureSt way Is 20 announce your
loss to the largest possible multi
tude. In the Valley il Is the read
ership OF the Brownsville Herald.
Reach them by phoning your lost
ad TO 1900
, 1935-10-16
THE A on TEXAS:

IHE STATE OF TEXAS.
TO the Sheriff or Any Constable o.
Cameron County. Texas: GREETING:
You are hereby commanded 70 sum
mon the Unknown heirs or Jennie NJ.
Pettyiohn. deceased. by making publ
cation Of this citation once q week for
four consecutive weeks previous TO the
return date hereof. 20 appear at the
County Court room In the Court House.
&C Brownsville. Cameron County. Tex
as. ~ 10 o'clock q. m. October 5is3.
1895, before the undersigned special
Commissioner appointed by the Judge
OF the County Court OF Cameron Coun.
" NJ Law. 20 assess damages by ca
son OF constructing. reconstructing and
laying out Of the State Highway design
ated a. state Highway Number 40. and
for opening. widening. Strengthening.
constructing. improving. and maintain
ing said highway. which highway RUM
across the hereinafter described land.
which IL alleged 20 belong 10 the IN
known heirs OF Jennie M. Fettyichn.
deceased. and then and there answer
the plaintiffs petition filed with the
Judge OF the County Court OF Cam
OF September. "A. ID. 1895. IA which suit
the State Of Texas, acting through the
Commissioners Court Of said County, IA
plaintiff, and the above named n
known heirs OF Jennie M. Pettylohn.
deceased. are defendants. same being
q suit for condemnation OF right Of vpy
for the above mentioned purposes over
sno across . strip q land IN Cameron
County. Texas being the South 40 feet
OF the North so feet OF the East 2 acres
Of block 10. OF share n IN the Vt Jar
din Subdivision. Esplritu Santo Grant.
Cameron County. Texas: as shown by q
map OF said highway On Tile In n
County Engineers office. and the dam
ages. IL any. viii be assessed nc that
time.
Herein Fail Not but OF this writ max.
due return mn the law directs.
Witness our hands this September
30th. A. D. 1855.
q. r. DODD
CLYDE TANDY
FRED RUSTEBER6, gr..
Special Commissioners.
t0-2-9-l6-23-4t-5O10.
, 1935-10-16

The Caves az the thousand
Buddhas are located near Tia-
Huang, China. They are cut into
solid rock cliffs and have served as
Buddhist shrines for more than
$500 years. A sealed manuscript
chamber was found Ia the caves in
200.
, 1935-10-16

GOING OUT OF BUSINESSMEN
$1,000 ~innerspring mattress. S1l95;
ROYAL portable typewriter, Sl750:
Roller top office desk, $500; Con-
over electric dish washer. cost
Si3500 for $500 beds. springs.
dreSsers. stoves and etc. at bar
gain prices. Selling out fast.
HarEis Furniture CO., ill2 Wash
lngtun &C.
, 1935-10-16

MAN or WOMAN wanted to supply
customers with famous Watkins
Products I'm Brownsville No in-
Vestment. Business established,
earnings average s25 weekly, pay
starts Immediately. Write j. r.
Watkins Company. 70-B2 wv. Iowa
Ave, Memphis. Tenn P-B0
, 1935-10-16
ANNOYING EN- ENTS


BUS LINES
Short route from Harrington TO
Santone : Abilene : Big Springs :
Amarillo : Dallas = Kansas City :
sc. Louis : Chicago : Memphis.
Conn. rec Bldg. Van Buren, at
Commerce. Phone 405. Harrington
, 1935-10-16

HERALD WANT ADS are = pOpu-
lar market place for thrifty Valley
shoppers.
, 1935-10-16

STOMACH ULCER, GAS Pains, In
digestion victims. why suffer- For
quick relief get a free sample Of
UDGA, q doctors prescription az
McKay's Pharmacy. Psi
, 1935-10-16
McALLEN,
REYNOSA BUS
DAILY SCHEDULE

IpCLIII Jus LTUDT FEyIUdH CdT~
urday and Sunday 1880 p m
HUNDREDS OF buyers r reading
the Herald Want Ads every day
Place your merchandise or SER
vice and your name before them
Phone 1900.
, 1935-10-16

Col Daglev OF Fl Paso. former
southwest champion Of Texas, tour
Cd the course Saturday as the guest
of Col. Thompson.
, 1935-10-16

A San Benito group. made up Of
pr. Casey, Mr.. Nicholson and AT
Polzin. played a nice round Sunday
morning.
, 1935-10-16

Charley Pickett. Dale Harrison.
r. q. Ferguson and CASTOR Peek
played IN a foursome Sunday morn
ing. Pickett came back during the
afternoon with a par ".
Evening star., 1935-07-31
DEMOCRATS URGE
SUFFRAGE IN D. c.
House and Senate to Get
PetitiOn-Group to Push
Plea at Convention.

Submission to both Houses Of Con-
gress OF a petition asking national
suffrage for the District was approved
last night by the Fiscal Affairs Forum
Of the District Of Columbia Division
of the Young Democratic Clubs OF
America.
Another resolution pledged the local
organization to lay the voteless plight
Of the District before the national
convention in Milwaukee. August 23-
a.
This action followed q prediction
by Representative Randolph. Dem
ocrat. OF West Virginia, a member OF
the House District Committee. that
Washington would have the franchise
in IS years and a population Of l.
100000 in Is years.
There is no reason which could be
called valid for not giving the Dis
trict Of Columbia q vote" Randolph
declared at the willard Hotel meet
ing
George w. Offutt, chairman of the
Alcohol Beverage Control Board. sug-
gested that the club canvass the
whole city on the attitude Of the
citizens toward the vote, and submit
the results Of the findings to Congress.
Alva 3. Patton, president Of the
club, promised her utmost support in
working for the franchise.
Evening star., 1935-07-31
ROOSEVELT REEVES
OFFICE OF ADVISER
Walton H. Hamilton Chosen to
Head Up Consumer Unit
Under N, r. A.

President Roosevelt today by execu-
tive order recreated the cffice of ad-
wiser on consumers problems, and at
the same time announced that Walton
H. Hamilton will be the adviser and
also q member of the National Emer-
gency Council.
The order also establishes q Con-
sumers'' Division within the National
Recovery Administration, headed by
Hamilton, stating that the function
shall be to stimulate interest in the
problems Of the consumer, to review
public policy in 30 far as 1t relates to
the consumer, and in general to sug-
gest ways and means to promote
larger and more economical produc-
ton Of useful goods and facilitate the
maintenance and betterment Of the
American standard Of living.
Also the supervision Of the work Of
the Consumers County Councils is
transferred from the Consumers Divi-
sion Of the National Emergency Coun-
ell to the Consumers Division Of the
N. r, A.
Evening star., 1935-07-31
INDIA Federation
FORMATION BEGUN
Parliament 0. Ks New Deal
Bill-1936 Elections
Arranged.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 31-The British
government took steps today to create
a new All-1nd!a Federation, the great
experiment In Indian self-government.
Parliament gave inal approval to
the new deal for India yesterday,
completing its action on the India bill
with House of Commons agreement to
more than 500 amendments made by
the House of Lords.
Arrangements were made for elec-
tions and creation of new state legis-
lectures as early as possible in 1895
in what are at present the British In
dian provinces
At the same time officials began
work on the assignment given them
by the new law of bringing the Indian
states. now nominally under their
own rulers. into the federation.
The An-India Federation, replacing
the existing centralized government,
cannot actually come into being until
half the population of the Indian
states decides to join. but the govern
ment is not anticipating that q few
die-hard princes in some Of the
states will succeed in holding up early
formation Of the new regime.
Eleven British Indian provinces will
form a group Of self-governing units.
which in turn will elect the federal
legislature.
While the units will have general
control over their own local affairs. the
British government may intervene in
certain instances. Britain will handle
all defense and foreign affairs for the
federal government.
The Viceory will become q governor
general, the representative of Parlia-
ment and the Grown. There will be
British appointed governors in each
federal states responsible to the gov
ernor general.
Each of the states is to have legis-
lature chosen by direct vote.
Evening star., 1935-07-31
Michigan Makes Prisoners Pay
Board With OlUn Funds Outside

owed mother. Mrs. Grace D. Nc
Donald.
The Legislature empowered oHara
to seek the appointment of guardians
for prisoners estates, and then fol-
low with q claim for board. Even
soldiers who have saved bonuses and
pensions while In prison are not ex-
empt
Young Mcdonald probably Is the
wealthiest prisoner in q Michigan
penal institution. according to o'Hara.
Fred C"Killer') Burke and some OF
the Purple gangsters held at the
branch prison In Marquette. are re-
ported by officials there to have con-
siderable money in safety outside the
institution.
O'Hara said he estimated that IS
per cent Of the prison population had
enough privats means to pay their
board bills, and they will be dunned
for 10 cents 0 day unless the law Is
iuvalidatad In 3 eolyt test.
Evening star., 1935-07-31
BAKER TO COMBAT.
BUSINESS GIFT TAX.
Former War Secretary to
Appear Before Senate
Body Tomorrow.

Former Secretary of War Newton
D. Baker will appear before the Sen
ate Finance Committee tomorrow
morning to sound warning that
unless corporation gifts to private
charity are made tax exempt. the
Government is going to be forced to
shoulder the enormous national bur-
den of private relief. President Roose-
welt opposes such exemption.
Announcement that Baker win ap-
pear was made here today by Allen
T. Burns. executive vice president Of
Community Chests and Councils. ma
tional association representing Chests
in AIT cities. including Washington.
Baker, who is honorary president
Of Community Chests and Councils,
and who has served since 1882 as
chairman of the Nation wide "mobil-
ization for human needs" represent
ing IS leading national welfare or
ganizations. will appear before the
Senate committee at the request Of
Gerard Swope. chairman Of the mo-
bilization.
To Represent Other Units.
Baker will support the obligation
Of corporations to contribute to pri-
vate philanthrophy, which President
Roosevelt has denied, and will urge
the enactment of provisions for the
deduction Of corporation contributions
from their taxable incomes" Burns
said.
resent not only the Community
Chests of the Nation, but also many
of the national welfare organizations.
in his plea tomorrow.
The American Hospital Associa-
ton has asked him to act as its rep
resentative. In its telegraphic request
to him. made public here today by
Mr.. Burns. the hospital association
said. In part:
Present legislation taxing contribu-
tions to private welfare will reduce
charitable gifts 10 vanishing point.
Encouraging gifts and bequests to
voluntary LOSpiteAo Will PCiAhs WI
tinuation and possible widening G.
their charitable service. 1t will re-
lieve the Government, at compare
lively small cost, through sacrifice OF
tax on contributions of functions
which it (GovernmenD may be forced
to undertake otherwise"
Organizations Represented.
Among the organizations which will
be officially represented by Baker are
the National Conference Of Catholic
Charities, National Council of Jewish
Federations, National Council OF
Young Mems Christian Associations,
United Hospital Fund Of New York.
Catholic Charities Of the Archdiocese
Of New York, Citizens Family Welfare
Committee Of New York and the Fed
Grafton for the support Of Jewish
Philanthropic Societies Of New York
City.
A majority of the local agencies OF
the organizations which Baker will
represent are financed through local
Community Chests, Burns explained.
Evening star., 1935-07-31
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LANSING, Mich, July Sl.-Michi-
gan's 10000 prison inmates-purple
gangsters, "con-men," killers and
swindlers-are going to have to pay
for their daily rations in the "big
house"
Nest eggs they laid away outside
the gray walls against the day when
they might be free again will be fer
reted out by the State and a portion
taken for their daily board bill.
Auditor General John OrIara fred
the first shot in Michigan's expert
ment to force prisoners to pay for
their food, as web as for their crimes,
when he filed . claim in Flint, Mich,
against the estate Of Balfe Mcdonald,
youthful matricide, for $464 at the
rate Of 10 cents . day.
He came into, sn estate Of s250,0o0
after the death q bis wealthy Nd
Evening star., 1935-07-31
[Ge1e5s,:f;1Br; Brief
TODAY.


Senate.
Debates bill to restore certain Span
ish War pension benefits.
Lobby Committee continues inquiry
into Associated Gas 81 Electric.
May take up social security confer
ence report, II conferees agree today.
Finance Committee. hearings on tax
bill.
House.
Considers miscellaneous legislation.
Rules Committee resumes lobby in
vestigation.
TOMORROW.
Senate.
Probably will hold . brief session
and then adjourn for the week end.
House.
Share-the-wealth tax bill to be con-
sidered on the floor.
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Committee In executive session on
subcommittee report on railroad pen
sions.
Public Building and Grounds Com.
mittee considering pending hills.