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Industrial Survey
Of Valley Is Made

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PORT ISABEL. June Is An
examination Of the port facilities
here has been made by Dudley p.
South Of Houston who has been
appointed to make an industrial
survey Of Texas.
The Houston man spent Sunday
here and conferred with z. II.
Downs, chairman OF the navigation
commission, and James @. Louthan'
general manager for the district
II Is South's duty to determine
what industries may be encouraged
So as to develop natural resources
and put people to work. His purpose
IN visiting the Valley was to ascert-
ain what the effect Of water trans
portation might be on this section
in the way Of industrial develop
ment
He interviewed Banks Miller who
is erecting a $4,000 bushel corn
elevator at the port with which he
expects to handle most OF the VAL
ley,s corn crop which would move
through the harbor.
South expected 70 be In Washing
ron by Wednesday 10 report on his
Valley visit.
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G ADVERTISE MENT


COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice Is Hereby Given that by virtue
X q certain order OF Sale issued out OF
ne Honorable 103rd judicial District
sourt of Cameron County on the 10th
az OF June 1885 BY J. j. Bishop. Clerk
n said Court. for the sum OF Eleven
hundred Fifty-five and s2-i00 Dollars.
nth interest and costs OF suit. under a
Judgment. In favor OF c. p. Barreda.
"A. w. Seahury and v. w. Taylor In a
iertain cause In said Court. No. 1892
md styled: G. p. Barreda. ct al, vs.
lanes Dickinson Farm Mortgage Com
sany, ct al. placed in my hands for
tervice, I, J. A. Goolsby. as Sheriff OF
cameron County. Texas. did on the 10th
Az OF June. 1885. Levy on certain Real
Estate, situated in Cameron County.
.exas, described as follows. to-wit:
The North Ten (l0l acres OF Lot 10 In
.slock 10 OF the Barreda Gardens, as
lnown on Map 2 OF Barreda Gardens,
lecorded IN Book 8. page 20. OF the
lap Records OF Cameron County. Tex
a. and levied upon as the property OF
ames-Dickinson Farm Mortgage Co,
me Barr9da Corporation. Daniel Z
AIllman. Esther +. Billman and Charles
al Annexstad. and that on the First
tuesday IN July. 1885. the same being
he and day OF said month. at the
curt House door OF Cameron County.
q the City OF Brownsville. Texas. be-
Eeen the hours Of 10 q. N. and I .. m,
v virtue OF said levy and said order OF
ale. I will sell said above described
teal Estate az public vendue. for cash
. The highest bidder. as the property
n said James-Dickinson Farm Mort
age Co. The Barreda Corporation, DAN
M Z Mailman. Esther =. Billman and
harley u. Annexstad.
And In compliance with law. ] give
,is notice by publication. IN the Eng
b language. once a week for three
A~nsecutive weeks Immediately preced-
O. said day Of sale. in The Brownsville
ng ID. o newspaper published IN Cam
YAi1..unty.
~ Oon my hand this 10th day OF
81tnessk
Il. 1855 A. GooLsBY. Sheriff.
III = Cameron County. Texas.
By 0ustavo Vera. Deputy.
~ N~fl~fR-2E~2N-4oG8.
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Game Wardens to Be
Recommended Soon
Especial 70 me Herald)

HARLINGEN, June 25.-Recom-
mendations as to the appointment
Of game wardenS r expected 70
be made at a meeting Of the VAL
ley Fish and Game Protective as
ISOLATION Wednesday night In the
office Of Judge WIN @. Fields.
president.
Action Is to be taken because 1t
has been reported that nesting
white wing doves are being killed
In various parts of the Valley.
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the rules committee would vote
out an open" rule Tuesday which
would leave the legislation open
for amendment. This would give
administration chieftains q chance
10 insert the mandatory provisions
sought by Mr.. Roosevelt.
, 1935-06-25

VIII be unopposed for reelection
Saturday. July vi.
Il. II. Downs and Davis Wade Of
San Benito and H. wv. Pmtteu uf
Port Isabel are seeking reelection.
All three have filed but no oppnsl-
ton candidates have filed. Tha
deadline is midnight wednesday.
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Port Commissioners
Will Be Unopposed

Especial 20 The HerAld)
SAN BENTTO, June 25.-All In
dications r that the three COM
missioners who have served the
Port Isabel-San Benito Navigation
Commission since It's formation
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, 1935-06-25
PROBATE COURT
Judge O. c. Dancy

FILED: Application for guard
ianShip OF Charles Wayne Yoder.
ct al, minors.
Application for guardianship Of
Travis Henry Holt. ct al. minors.
, 1935-06-25
JUSTICE OF PEACE

a. barreuaB Jr.
Manuel Gutierrez fined 81 and
costs. disturbing peace.
Alfredo Davila fined 81 and costs
disturbing peace.
EuStorgio Moreno fined 81 and
costs, drunk.
Benancio Cara fined 81 and
costs, drunk.
Luis Hinojosa fined 81 and costs
crunk.
Juan Reyes fined 81 and costs
abusive language.
Raul Dominguez
Simon Soto fined 81 and costs
drunk.
Jose Ayalla fined 81 and costs
gambling.
Rafael Cervantes fined 81 and
costs, gambling.
CTen others arrested with Ayalls
and Cervantes not fined but agreed
TO contribute toward the fines).
Samuel Torres fined 81 and costs
abusive language.
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Some Seek Delay
Kemp Brothers Plan
To Can Citrus Juice
fSnecial % The HerAldl

} SAN BENITO, June IS. - Next
rear the consuming markets in
he east will have Sun-rayed
grapefruit Juice as well as Sun
aged tomato juice from the Valley.
The Kemp Bros. Packing Co.
omato juice plant has been closed
sor the season and some Of the
machinery shipped for use in one
III the Indiana plants but II Is
blamed to return next September
10 prepare for the canning Of
grapefruit juice as well as tomato
Juice.
, 1935-06-25
UTILITY POWER
TEST IS NEAR
F. d. to Veto Measure If
Death Penalty Is
Unrestored

WASHINGTON, June 25.-R-
A presidential veto Of the utility
holding company bill is forecast by
some legislators unless administra-
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cHARE WEALTH
BONUS RIDER
Mess FEARED
Quarrel Over Tariffs
Feared Olso; Drive
Begins to Get New
Tax Plan Okehed

WASHINGTON. June rs. up
Few Deal leaders on Capitol hin
heed complications and threats
trouble Tuesday as they went in
action In response to President
oosevelt's call for immediate en-
etment Of his tax-the- wealth pro-
ram. Some legislators foresaw q
ew bonus drive and a possible
barrel over tariffs.
The presidents plan for swift
ction at this session by lacking the
ew taxes on a pending resolution
extending $500, 100000 worth OF ex-
ring nuisance" and excise levies
as outlined in a conference he had
ionday night with key men OF
ungreSs. Senate liberals, led by
enator La Toilette (Pro-W Wis.,. had
cen saying they would seek this
uick action II the administration
ID not.
See Prolonged Rows
Although the administration lead
r: hoped that taxes and other
uestions would be out of the way
q time for congress to adjourn
efore August 10. some legislators
presaw strong possibilities that
rolonged rows owe the bonus and
lriffs might delay the tax proposal.
Already advocates OF immediate
ash payment OF the bonus. includ-
az Senator Thomas D-Okla). have
aid that they might seek TO attach
bonus rider to the plan TO break
major fortunes and cut down
ugh incomes by income and in
eritance taxes.
The fears OF a tariff row were
ased on the fact that the resolu-
ion to which President Roosevelt
esires his tax-the-wealth program
yttached involves import duties.
he resolution would extend for
wo years expiring levies that in
lude import duties on copper, coal,
lumber and petroleum.
Opening this resolution 10 amend
lents. legislators said, might lead
advocates of higher or lower tariffs
D try to write their ideas into the
neasure.
Some Hunting Credit
Some house members, declining
o be quoted by name. also feared
nat the senate might move TO
bclish some OF the nuisance"
Evies-say, for example, the l-cent
az on gaSoline-and thus get the
redit for lowering taxes.
Since many OF the nuisance levies
xpire June 80 and the administra-
ION does not wish TO lose this rev.
\ nue., there were authoritative re-
ortS that leaders might seek to
ush a 30 TO 90-day extension meas
ire. without the wealth taxes,
through congress, and then draft a
Dnger extension bill. to which the
Il lealth taxes would be tackled.
However. the democrats on the
k6use ways and means committee
net Monday night and in an hours
ession failed TO act definitely on
MS 5000 day idea. The majority
ointment appeared TO be to let the
enate do what 1t choose with the
xtension measure, which already
las passed the house and gone Ia
he senate.
Some Seek Delay
Should the extension resolution
| ct snagged in debate over the new
axes, then the house might move
o have a 5000 day measure jam
Naed through.
The presidents decision for quick
4 ction on his new taxes was taken
gainst the advice OF some con-
. ressional leaders who sought post
, .onement until next year. Monday
iights|conference was attended by
|Ilce " President Garner. Speaker
|3yrns. Senators Robinson D-Ark)
nd Harrison (D-Miss) and Rep.
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Harry Thomas and Aumita Nor
inc Miller.
Hipolito Cabrera and Conception
Martinez.
Israel Munguia and Dolores M.
Garcia.
Leonides Garcia and Elena Mazos.
Encarnacion Gonzalez and Can
delaria Garcia.
Matias Villarreal and Felicitas
Zepeda.
, 1935-06-25
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Cameron Records
3 X DIST. COURT
Iud0e A Nj Kent

FILED: EDUARDO Navarrete VS..
Juanita Navarrete, suit for divorce.
Edna Sheppard VS.. l. O.. Shep-
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, 1935-06-25

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COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Iudgp Ragr0m Gov

FILED: Florence Garrison VS..
Stuart Independent School District,
suit for alleged debt appealed from
Justice Pct. g..
, 1935-06-25
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-28

of you. I also promise that you'll soon be Tinymites again.
 "Now, all stand close together, pleas, so I can do my trick with ease. I have a piece of white cloth, here, that I use now and then"
 The Tinies hudd1ed in a bunch, as Duncy said, q nave hunch he's going to wave that cloth o'er us. Yes, sir! Just look I'm right"
 The cloth was waited through the air, and then the Tinies got a scare. A coop appeared and they were in it. Goodness, what a sight.
 The giant laughed and said, What fun! Just see what our wee friend has done. But this is only half of the smart trick he's doing now.
 'I'll hold the coop up in the air. Pm sure you Tinies will not care. Be patient, tots, and we will get you out of there. somehow" Copyright, 1885, NEA Service,
 Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-28

The Hindu said. My second trick is one that I think very slick, but can do it only if you Tinies help me out.
 You'll have to do just as gay. Remmeber, this is all in play. Each one of you must join right in and be real good scout"
 "Well, I am game" said Dotty. Gee, I know the Hindu won't hurt me. Right now l am chick, but he has promised I will change.
 Lets all agree that we will mind. Then we are very sure to find out what the second trick is. I'll just bet it will be strange"
 Then Scouty loudly cried, "Now, wait! I want to hear the Hindu state that he will make us tots again. Then I'll do anything.
 Just think! If he should run away, like this we'd always have to stay. hope when this tricks over, he will feel he's had his fling"
 T promise" said the small Hindu, that will not hurt one
The Omaha guide., 1935-04-06
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH

The services were very insplr-
ing at the Seventh Day Adventist
church, 2726 Lake st. Sabbath
Day. The pastor gave a very
Stirring message that moved The
hears of the people. The Sab
bath school was largely attended,
and after recitation period, an
interesting program arranged by
Mrs. Nathaniel Scarborough was
given. The offering on the speci-
al occasion was then taken up
which amounted to $23.58.
The Sunday night musical was
a grand success. Mr.. j. I. ALI
son director of the GLORIOUS, al
ways does things that way. This
program was listened to by a full
house, and their new pastor was
given a real send off.
His fifteen minutes talk on the
program was well taken as he
showed the progress Of the race
in both the North and the South,
since the days Of freedom. He
will speak next Sabbath at IL 100
o'clock service, and then again
Sunday night at 7:45 O'Clock. All
friends and visitors are cordially
invited to hear him.
The Omaha guide., 1935-04-06

are always open for those, who
wish to join. Why not come and
make yourself a member?
Rev. Bryant preached in the
morning from this subject.
"Stand Still a while" He preach
ed a very strdng sermon from
hat subject.
In the afternoon the leading
choirs of the city came to St,
Johns for a Spring Musical.
This vas a very fine program.
about which you will read more
in another column Of The Guide.
In the evening the Sunday
school program was very good.
The young people are hoping to
see more Of their parents at Sun.
day school in the future.
The rally is still moving on.
Mr.. L. L. McVay and his Lincoln
car group drove ahead of Aman-
da Offutt last Sunday night.
but can they stay? 1t will only
take one more week to find out
as the rally closes April Z.
Many visitors were seen in st.
Johns last Sunday, but did not
pass in cards. They are always
The Omaha guide., 1935-04-06
NAACP DIRECTOR APPOINTED To
N. Y. BOARD OF EDUCATION

New York, Mar. 29.-Attorney
James Marshall, a director of the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment Of Colored People and a member
Of its national legal committee, has
been appointed a member Of the
Board Of Education Of this citv bv
Mayor LaGuardia. His term runs IN
til 1888. Mr.. Marshall is the son Of
the late Louis Marshall, a noted au-
thorlty on constitutional law, who
for many years as an NAACP
director and a member of it's national
legal committee.
Colored people here are highly
pleased at Mr.. MarshalPs appoint
ment. He is expected to oppose any
attempt at color discrimination in the
mixed school system Of the city.
The Omaha guide., 1935-04-06
WEEKLY SHORT
SERMON
By DR.. A. &. Bearer
(For the literary Service Bureau)
JEZEBEL-CHASTE

JEZEBEL-CHASTE
Text: He took to wife Jezebel.-
| Kings, 1851.
Heree is an illustration of q good
name gone wrong. Doubtless it was
the belief of the parents of this wo-
mar that her life would have been
honest, honorable, chaste and contri-
butory to helpfulness. But, both in
character and conduct, Jezebel, wife
OF Ahab, King of Judah, belied her
name. As indicated by her actions
her character was the antithesis Of
the name given.
1. She Was Vovetous. When Ahab
her husband coveted the vineyard Of
Naboth. Jezebel joined him in this
act OF covetousness against a neigh
Dor. And covetousness is a cardinal
sin.
2. She Was Merciless. Jezebel con
considered ends-not means. Like
cruel men and women of all ages, she
was wiling to do anything to accam-
pllsh her desire. So she had Naboth
murdered in order to secure his prop
erty for Ahab, the weakIing on the
thone.
8. She Paid the Penalty. It was
a life for a life. 1t was a yerificat;on
of who sheds a mans blood by man
shall his blood be she'd" In some
cases the penalty is sudden and tragic,
like ~JezebePs; in others, "The mills
Of the gods grind Slow" but retribu-
ton is inevitable. Had this vile wo-
man lived up to the Interpretation
OF her name all would have been well.
In this we have a warning to parents
and a lesson to all.
The Omaha guide., 1935-04-06
PACIFIC
WORLD INC.
1924 Lake st.

The Pacific Movement met
Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
with its regular mass meeting.
The President, Mr.. j. A. Harris
opened the meeting. The topic
under discussion was 1.-THE Power
Of Intelligence" Some Of Che
speakers on the subject were Mrs.
Faye Washington, Rev. w. Hud-
son Rev. and Mrs. Tangamore.
Many helpful thoughts were
brought out by the various speak
ers.
The juvenile department met
Friday evening. The young peo-
pie are very much interes, ed in
their work. Mrs. Hanger was the
special guest. She gave a short
address on the Beginning of
Education" She also pointed out
the struggle that the Negro boys
and girls contact. She also said
that the new youth more than
ever should acquire an education.
The educational department I'M
der the leadership of Rev. Tanga-
more is doing wonderful work.
You are cordially invited to at
tend the Pacific Movement Of the
Eastern World, Inc.
Mr.. J. A.. Harris, President.
Minnie Harris, reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1935-04-06
CLEAVES TEMPLE G. M. E.
CHURCH.
Rev. o. A. Calhoun, pas or.

Sunday March "a was another
grand day at Cleaves Temple. Be
side being perfect weather, the
spirit in the church seemed to re-
vive. There were several mani
fes ations Of the spirit. Three adj
ditions in the persons Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Blue and Mrs. Minnie Kim
brough last Sunday, made the
membership very happy. There
is always room for more. "Who-
soever Will, let Him Come" The
pastor spoke from St. Luke, "a "a.
"Then said Jesus, Father forgive
them for they know not what
they do"
Sunday night his sermon was:
To-day shalt thou be with me
in Paradise"
Sunday March Both, the lesson
was, est. John 10 :26 :27. "Wom-
an Behold Thy Son." These serm-
ons constitute a series of pre-
Lenten sermons, imbibing the sew
en- last words of Jesus.
On Easter Sunday, Bishop j. A.
Hamlet Of the First Episcopal
dis. rict will occupy the pulpit.
"The Way Of the Cross" a re-
ligous pageant, will be given by
the membership and the combin-
ed chorous Of Hillside Presbyteri-
an church and Cleaves Temple
will present the Cantata, "Seven
Last Words"
Mrs. F. M. Garland who has
been i'll for some time was able
to be out again.
The wedding Of Andrew IL,
Brown and Madam Queen, Thurs
day March 18th was a very anus
ing and entertaining affair. The
Forward Step Club was very
well satisfied with the results:
and wish to take this opportunity
to thank all who participated IN
the wedding.
You are welcome to attend Ou1
service at all times.
The Omaha guide., 1935-04-06
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in making the tea a success.
AT II o'clock devotional serv-
ice was conducted by Deacon w.
Smith and G. w. Wilson, after
which the pastor took charge. He
chose for his subject "a Conceal
ed Thought" Nehemiah, &c.
For how long shall the journey
be and when wilt thou return?"
Thd Mission Society held is
service at 3 p. m. The mission
sermon was preached by the pas
tor. A splendid paper was given
by Mrs. A. NJ. Jones, Prayer"
The closing remarks were made
by the president, Mrs. Lee MCGEE.
At s p. m. the pas.or delivered
another great message. The sub
The Omaha guide., 1935-04-06
SHARPS AND FLATS
AMONG
THE MUSICIANS

Larry Barnett, John Regain and
Holsey Dorsey are no longer at the
Fox Hunt Club. Oh, didn't you know
that they had been playing there.
We can hardly keep up with some of
musicians, so please pardon us if
sometimes we are a little late with
news.
Shorty Gray of the Dixie Ramblers
is still celebrating his return to Oma-
ha- We're still wondering, how long
will this 60 on. mo, No, a Thousand
Times Norl I'd rather die than say
say yes said Asa Oglesby when they
asked him to sing, SO now Sam Grew
ious is playing trombone land sing
ing?) with the Dixie Ramblers.
The Dixie Ramblers rehearse every
day and we hear that they put on a
show that is really up to date.
A unit of sixteen musicians former
~ of Desdunes Band made three pa
rades down town last week advertising
the picture mississippi.
The City Service Orchestra will give
a concert April 18th at Zion Baptist
Church.
Harry Rocks says it won't be long
before he will be pouring oil on all
you trumpet players.
Jess.e's Tavern and Mason & Knox's
Cafes seems to be the Musicians Head
quarters as they can be found there
morning, moo and night.
The Omaha guide., 1935-04-06

ject was, ooh, we dry bone, hear
the word of the Lord" Ezekiel
ga. After having such an i'm
pressive sermon from our pas or,
Mrs. A. j. johnson gave eight rea-
sons why she knows Jesus is the
Son of God.
The Heart to Heart club met
Tuesday night at The home Of Mrs.
A. NJ. Frederick. Cake and ice
cream were served.
The willing workers met Thurs
day with Mrs. G. w. Stromile.
Sandwiches and coffee were serv-
ed. Mrs. M. Williams is the presi-
dent.
You are invited 20 come and
visit any part Of our church serv-
ices. Come, you are welcome.
Mrs. G. W.Stromile, reporter
The Omaha guide., 1935-04-06

st. PHILIPPE Episcopal Church-21st
and Pau! St. Father B. E. Holly.
Priest.
Sermon and Holy Communion First
and Third Sunday at IL a. m.
Sermon and Holy Communion second
and third Sunday at 1880 p. m.
Sunday school at $50 a. m. Mr.. Dill.
lard Crawford. Supt.
Regular morning services every Sun.
Auxilliaries-
Vespers meet second Tuesday in each
month. w. NJ. Haynes, Senior Ward.
en- and B. b. COwans, jr. warden.
Women's Auxilliary-Mrs. John AL
bert Williams-President.
Mrs. J. c. Donley-Secretary.
Meets every Thursday afternoon.
Altar Guild-Mrs. Augustus Hicks
President.
Mrs J.. c. Donley-Secretary.
Meets Every Tuesday night.
Choir Guild-Mrs. Margaret Will
liams-President.
Mrs. Valaria McCaw-Secretary.
Meets every Thursday night.
Dorcas Society-Mrs. II. Virgins
President.
Mrs. J. c. Donley-Secretary.
Meets every Friday afternoon.