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Get that million dollar feeling from $ 100 investment- See ‘Used’ Cars below! 11 CLASSIFIED I RATES and RULES Advertisements will be accepted §§|| over the telephone from telephone subscribers, or from those hav'sg WM regular charge accounts. Other ■ classified advertising must be ac ■ companled by cash. I No advertising accepted on an ■ “until forbid” order. A specified ■ number ot insertions must be I given. ■ The Herald reserves the right to ■ place all advertisements under the B proper classification, and reject ■ unclean or objectionable copy. ft Obituaries, resolutions, and cards ^E of thanks will be taken at the reg m ular classified rate. The publishers are not responsl ble for copy, omissions, typograph gl^Eical error or any unintentional er BBror that may occur, farther than to Mcorrect In the next Issue after it is ■■brought to their attention. All ad WK vertlslr.g orders are accepted on BH thl^ja» s only. >ne No. 8 and dictate your jjg ad^Bftement to an experienced B' classified writer. ■ To Insure publication same day B copy should be presented not later E than 10:30 a. m. Copy for Sunday E Issues should be In not later than B 1:30 p. m. Saturdays to Insure B proper classification. B CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING E RATES B 20 words or less, one In eertlon.30c B Over 20 words, one Insertion, B per word .l'.ic B Subsequent Insertions run con B 6ecutively, per word. lc ft By month, per word.25c H Minimum for monthly rate, 10 ■ words. H No classified advertisement ac V cepted for less than.33c W LOCAL READER RATES ft First insertion, per line.12c ■ Same ad run consecutive days, ft per line . 8c I AUTOMOTIVE I Better Used Cars ft We are showing a large assortment of V used cars and vou will find them to B be WONDERFUL BARGAINS. These B cars have been traded In on new Mar B mons and some of them are practical B ly like new, yet the big depreciation B In price has been taken by the first B owner. A small cash payment or your B old car will handle the deal with 11b B eral terms for the balance. You are B Invited to look over our stock. Dem B onstratlons cheerfully given. B HOYT MOTOR CO. E Marmon Sales and Service B Harlingen, Texas. 1 0-12 I Three Days Free Trial. 1 1928 Chevrolet Coupe. E 1928 Chevrolet Coach. 1 1928 Chevrolet Touring. E 1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet. 1 1926 Chevrolet Coach, ft 1926 Ford Touring. B 1926 Ford Coupe. ■ STEVENSON MOTOR CO., Inc. B Tenth and Adams_ HfoR~6ALE—April 1st one 1326 Whlp Hpet tudor sedan. Leaving town. P. O |pox 761. °-94 MrOR SALE OR TRADE for good car. ■;0-foot motor launch. T. J. Morrison. SHlonis^^rexas. 0-106 H J^RUTO REPAIRING _ B Battery Service ■ the VAN EEEST SHOPS |Bve repair batteries, generators and IHtarters. John Slmo. electrician, llth |Hnd Monroe. Phona 1047. N-262 I HELP WANTED 3ER WANTED Immediately; y job If satisfactory. Phone 506. r Barber Shop, Harlingen. 0-160 WANTED AT ONCE Iperator caterpi liar ive-ton experien c e cl rader man. Apply E. L Ridley, Box Ranch. TED—Woman to work In office at ; Isabel. Must figure well Rnd on typewriter. Salary $15 week Address Givens Packing Co.. Cor Chrlstl, for appointment In nsville. TED—Man to work In ofofice at Isabel. Must speak Spanish, > well and write on typewriter, y $20 weekly. Address Givens ng Co., Corpus Christl, for ap ment In Brownsville._0-155 TIOUS. reliable man wanted at to distribute famous Watkins lets to steady users in Browns Full time proposition. Average ngs $35 to $55 weekly. No expe 3 necessary. Write The «J. E. Wat Co., 70-58 Iowa Ave.. Memphis, ■0-138 SITUATI VTS WANTED OU KNOW you can fill a better tell the classified ad-taker about d Invite offers. _ AN STENOGRAPHER. bOOkkeep 'sires good permanent connection. Highly experienced In commer and legal work; settled; capable g care all office details and rou Age 30. A-l local references. Box 1161 0-100 16. wants work In Valley. Will nvthtng. Craig McFadgen. 817 ler St.. Latrobe, Pa. 0-153 1RIENCED stenographer and typ ants position. Have had several ’ experience in a Ford dealer 0-154, Herald. 0-154 i^INESS OPPORTUNITY L^HEwoR SALE—Four five-acre i nH^Bnes gas well In Jim Hogg y, $100*>er tract If taken at once. Cawthorv McAllen. 0-151 SALE—Fire insurance agency in it growing town. Center of Vai High-class business. Address Box , care Herald. 0-157 >WICH SHOP doing good busi owner needed at home. Will sac Next door to Cloetta Hardware. 0-162 FINANCIAL_ RANCE MONEY to lend on well >d brick business property In the r located towns throughout tbe j. Low interest rate, easy terms, pt service; small brokerage, no ction fees, no attorney's fees, no nsurance to purchase—Just busl propertv loans. See us when you one. S. C. Graham & Co.. 1036 St.. Brownsville, Texas. 0-61 LEES — SEEDS — PLANTS SEEDS of all kinds, see Mason >fer and Grain Co.. 1105 Adams. M-126 DON’T HAVE to be In business oflt by classified advertising. TREES — SEEDS — PLANTS THOMPSON PINK SEEDLESS (Pink Marsh) Foster Pink and other standard va rieties nursery trees, all select and proven buds. W. P. HAUSER NURSERY McAllen, Texas. Phone 201. N-256 FOR SALE—Citrus trees 1 to 3-lnch caliper, $1.25. A. H. Allen, south of airport. 0-93 FOR SALE—Florida sour orange seed. First class, fresh seed. Priced right. Orange seed scarce; send order at once before seed all sold. W. D. Bush, Leesburg, Fla. 0-96 LIVE STOCK—POULTRY SPECIAL on baby chicks; get our prices. G. R. Sibson Co., La Feria. N-202 EASTER RABBITS FOR SALE—Rio Grande Rabbit Co., Weslaco, Texas. 0-88 FOR SALE—Walker fox hounds. Big stride, champion Tamp lamp-lighter breeding. Inquire Hornburg Saddlery or write Box 388, San Benito. 0-107 BABY CHICKS—All breeds twelve dollars per hundred. Hatching every Monday and Thursday. Brooder chicks from three to fifteen days old. Prices reasonable. Cameron County Chlckeries. La Feria. N-230 MISCELLANEOUS REDUCE circular letter and advertis ing my mail cost. Use multistamp. W. H. Wolff, 204 S. Commerce, Harlin gen. 0-136 ARTICLES FOR SALE LADIES’ HOSE mended; runs, pulls and snags. Valley Hose Mending Co., 745 Elizabeth. 1-193 FOR SALE—One 5x7 McCrory, one 5x7 Viking meat cooler boxes suitable for dairy or grocery fixtures. M. System. La Feria, Texas. M-99 OFFICE RUG—Solid green pattern, size 9x9; good condition; cheap. Phone 1393-W. 0-69 FOR SALE—Sescond-hand piano In good condition. Call 804 or Delta Hotel. 0-130 WILL SACRIFICE 1-carat perfect dia mond; also y2-carat very cheap for cash. A. V. Riley, 1123 McKinley, San Antonio, Texas. 0-139 BUY OR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE—Small farm less than six miles from Brownsville near good school and concrete road. Will exchange for vacant lots or Improved residence property. Address, Owner, P. O. Box 831, Brownsville. Texas. K34 WANTED—Second-hand soda fountain and drug store show cases. Must be good, for cash. Address Box 783, Wes laco. Texas. N-265 REAL ESTATE 30 ACRES good citrus fruit land in El Jardin district, near Brownsville deep water port location. All in cultivation. Only $175.00 per acre. Terms on part. S C. Graham & Co., Brownsville, Tex 0-78 SUMMIT PLACE Brownsville’s new business and residential sub-divlslon. Just one mile from Elizabeth street, on Fourteenth street—the busy thor oughfare leading to the proposed ship channel and turning basin— through the rich farming section of El Jardin—to the municipal air port and on to Southpoint. Easy terms. Investigate TODAY. Of fice 14th and Hays Sts., J. J. Dal las, Sales Manager, phone 336. Brownsville, Texas. M-2S5 For Sub-Division 160 Acres Located 4 blocks from the high school and closer to Brownsville than the exclusive Los Ebanos Subdivision. Winding resaca run ning through property offering natural lake front sites for sub division. This property Is for sale by owners and can be bought at a very attractive price. Heuson-Lo max & Houston and Brownsville Development Co. FOR SALE—37 acre3 one-half mile from San Benito off Brownsville high way, close to Valencia Park. Will sell 5 or more acres. A snap. Phone 650, San Benito. N-249 OWNER OFFERS 10 acres west of Brownsville on Military paving, ripe for subdivision: also 10 acres, two acres planted to citrus, at Olmito. I need money; the price is right. H. H. Parks, phone 6025F-11, San Benito, Texas. 0-89 FARMS FOR SALE 10 acres In El Jardln ,\11 In cultivation, rented; one-fourth mile from paved road and light line. Price $150.00, good terms. 16 acres near Brownsville, all in cultvlation, good house; about three acres bearing grove, good citrus land. Price $12,500.00. good terms. Phone 1234-W. P. O. Box 135, Brownsville, Texas. I • 0-14 WILLACY COUNTY farm lands for sale. Choice Victoria loam soils, cleared, $90 per acre and up, on easy terms. No trades If Interested write or call on Isadora Moritz. Raymond vllle. Texas. N-182 FOR SALE BY OWNER—Sixteen acre farm with eight-room house, five and a fraction miles from Brownsville, near good school, about 200 yards from con crete highway. Reasonable price and terms. Address P. O. Box 831. Browns ville, Texas. N-64 FOR SALE—Beautiful 7'i-acre home site on Glasscock Blvd., between Mis sion and McAllen; 2 acres of 10-year old bearing trees. Electric light serv ice. Price $4,500.00. See Miss C. M. Flinn, 2055 N. 14th St.. McAllen. Phone 105._ 0-163 40 acres all in cultivation, good land and rented; one-fourth mile off concrete road, under Mercedes Canal. Price $150.00 per acre, good terms. 20 acres good irrigated land in El Jardin, well drained; price $100.00 per acre, good terms. Phone 450; write P. O. Box 705. Brownsville, Texas. Q-15 , FARMS FOR SALE 300 Acres Cleared Known as Trevino Ban co, situated within six blocks of the El Jardin Hotel. This property offers a wonde r f u 1 opportunity for an in dustrial sub-division or for small acreage sub division for grapefruit. For sale by OWNER at $600.00 per acre. Price and terms to suit. Re lease clauses on either lots or acreage. Henson Lomax-Hous t o n and Brownsville Develop ment Co., Brownsville, Texas. FOR SALE—20 acres close In, 14 acres in trees, small house, $500 per acre, half cash. Updegraff, La Ferla, Texas. 0-84 33 ACRES good citrus fruit land near San Benito, near paved road, school, gin and railroad loading station. All in cultivation. Only $150.00 per acre. Terms on part. S. C. Graham & Co , Brownsville, Texas. 0-78 OWNER WILL SELL 30 acres gOi. d re saca land, irrigated. In cultivation, Harlingen district, only $75 an acre, cash, balance easy. Need money. Also 10 acres at paving. Rio Hondo-San Benito road, 5 acres citrus. H. H. Parks, San Benito, Texas, phone 6025F11. 0-39 LOTS FOR SALE OWNER must sell at sacrifice 150 ft. comer on Levee St. Suitable for home or apartment. Phone 1398-W. 0-57 FOR QUICK SALE—Lots 4 and 5. $800 each, add Lot 6 $850.00. Block 53, West Brownsville. Terms. R. A. High tower. 0-7 112-FOOT CORNER on Palm Blvd.. Los Ebanos. Beautiful southeast front lot. Must be sold at once. Phone 1398-W. 0-56 FOR SALE Two lots In Edinburg; three lots In San Benito; 33 lots in Brownsville; seven lots outside Brownsville city limits; 26 per cent cash, balance In one, two, three and four years: or monthly payments if preferred. B. E. Hinkley, Brownsville. H-60 AT SACRIFICE—Beautiful 69-ft. cor ner on Elizabeth St. Suitable for home or apartment. Phone 1398-W. 0-55 FOR SALE—Southeast halves of Lots 5 and 6, Block 132, Brownsville, $1,900, exclusive of pavement; $300 cash, bal ance one to three years. R. A. High tower. 0-83 BUY OR EXCHANGE SALE OR TRADE—One 6-room brick, one 5-room tile and stuico. See owner, 401 E. Lincoln, Harlingen. P. O. Box 591. 0-119 SALE OR TRADE—Ten acres north of Donna; citrus land, 3-room house. Owner. 401 E. Lincoln, Harlingen. P. O. Box 591. 0-120 10 ACRES of good land near city lim its of San Benito. All in cultivation; only $2,000.00. Will take a good trac tor, truck or automobile as part pay ment; easy terms on balance. Phone 179, or Box 864, Brownsville, Texas. 0-159 GOOD BAKERY outfit, with estab lished trade. In good Valley town. Do ing nice business. J. M. Ball, “Gate way Hotel,” Harlingen, Texas. 0-161 RENTALS FOR RENT—Store rooms In Stegman building. Bert Cromack. M-56 THERE'S SURE TO BE something in teresting to you in the Classified Sec tion today. Read it! FOR RENT—Nice new office suite. Southern Realty Co., phone 914. N-254 FOR RENT—Furnished snd unfur nished houses and apartments. South ern Realty Co., phone 914. N-254 FURNISHED HOUSE, every conveni ence; on pavement; five rooms, sleep ing porch, garage. Also two room house, sleeping porch, garage. Also two single sleeping rooms. Phone 1328-W. N-62 APARTMENTS ROOMS and apartments. 701 St. Charles. Tel. 1017. E-71 NICE FOUR-ROOM unfurnished apart ment with garage, also 4-room fur nished apartment. D. L. Welch, phone 470. N-17 FOR RENT—Two furnished apart ments, 1400 Adams, phone 274. M-173 NEBRASKA APARTMENTS—Furnish ed, every convenience. Frigidalre and gas ranges. Jefferson and Fourteenth streets. Phone 1194. W-42 IT’S SO EASY to pick up your tele phone and talk to a classified ad-taker. FURNISHED apartments and duplex. Phone 351. Y-3 FOR RENT—3-room furnished apart ment. Apply Marshall Watson. State National Bank bldg. 0-91 ALONSO APARTMENTS—Nicely fur nished; completely modern, including Frigidalre. Phone 839. 0-53 COMFORTABLE apartment for. couple. Bed room, kitchen and breakfast nook, bath with tub and shower. Reason able. Call 1173-W. 0-62 FURNISHER 3-ROOM APARTMENT, lights, water, telephone and garage, $30. Phone 911. 0-75 NEW APARTMENTS and rooms, ev erything furnished. 1022 West 6t. Francis, phone 957-J. 0-101 FURNISHED or unfurnished upstairs apartment, modern, private bath. 1517 Madison. 0-64 SWEENY APTS.—Apt. vacant, cool, well furnished, electrical refrigeration, modern, maid service, garage. First and Adams Sts. Phone 1038-W. 0-134 VERY COOL two-room south apart ment with gas. Garage furnished: $25. Phone 946-W. 0-150 COUPLE to share apartment or to rent single sleeping room. Call San Carlos. Apt. 5. 0-158 FURNISHED ROOMS ROOMS, one block from postoffice, one block from El Jardln hotel: large, southern exposure; reasonable. Phone 1226-W or 1317. M-215 SLEEPING ROOM and apartment. 1022 St. Charles, phone 928-J. M-159 BEDROOM—$3. Phone 995-J. l N-261 FURNISHED ROOMS I FOR RENT—Bedroom and garage. Phone 55 or 1184-W after 6. 0-87 FOR RENT—Well furnished cool room near bathroom, In private home. Gas and all conveniences. 233 St. Charles. Phone 1307-W. 0-152 WANTED—Men for room and board. Phone 1227-R. 923. Washington. 0-161 HOUSES MODERN 6-ROOM house with gas, ga rage, near high school, $35 per month. Phone 762. N-239 DUPLEX with 10 rooms. $60 per month. Suitable for two families: ga rage, water, lights, gas and bath; on paved street, one block from Boule vard and two blocks from high school. Apply Popular Store. N-208 FOR RENT—5-room bouse 16th and Roosevelt, Victoria addition. See A. E. Monsees or phone 32, San Benito. 0-105 LEGAL ADVEKi IS EM ENT In accordance with Article 843, R. S. 1925, notice is hereby given that I have filed with the county clerk of Cameron County, Texas, the fac simile of the picture or reproduction of an Indian head, which, together with the words or name “Indio Ge ronimo” written above, below or alongside of such Indian head, I claim as my Trade Mark, and I also claim the full protection of the law in the sole and exclusive use in Tex as of said TRADE MARK, as will more fully appear from a declara tion or designation of TRADE MARK filed by me with said county clerk on February 16. 1929, to which reference is hereby made for a more complete description and under standing hereof and for all other purposes. Witness my hand this 23rd day of February, 1929. A. L. MARQUES. (2-23 to 15—3348.) OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS. Port of Browns ville, Texas, March 12, 1929. Notice is hereby given that on March 9, 1929, there was seized near Santa Maria. Texas, from Matias Huerta one Ford Trg. automobile, motor No. 7669173, from Carlos Villareal one Star Touring automobile, motor No. 161715, and there was also seized at La Paloma, Texas, from Ysidro Leal one Ford Roadster, mo tor 12949305, seized for violation of Sect. 593 Tariff Act 1922 and Sect. 3062 Revised Statutes. Any one claiming these automobiles must ap pear and file his claim with me within twenty (20) days from the date of this notice, otherwise I will soil the autmobiles at public auction at the U. S. Customhouse, Browns ville, Texas, on Tuesday. April 2, 1929, at 10 o’clock A. M.-Wm, Neal, Dy. Collector. THE STATE OF TEXAS To the Sheriff or any Constable of Cameron County, Greeting: You are hereby commanded to cause to be published once each week for a period of ten days, ex clusive of the first day of publica tion, before the return day hereof, in a newspaper of general circula tion, which has been continuously and regularly published for a period of not less than one year in said Cameron County, a copy of the fol lowing notice: THE STATE OF TEXAS To all Persons Interested in the Welfare of the Estate of George N. Lucas, deceased: . T. A. Kinder was by the County court of Cameron County, Texas, on the 5th day of February A. D. 1929 duly appointed Temporary Ad ministrator of the estate of said de cedent, which appointment will be made permanent should the court be of the opinion that a permanent Administrator is necessary, unless the same shall be successfully con tested at the next term of said Court, commencing on the first Monday in April A. D. 1929 the same being the first day of April A. D. 1929. at the Court House there of. in Brownsville, Texas at which time all persons interested in the welfare of the estate of said de cedent may appear and contest such appointment if they so desire. Herein fail not., but have you be fore said Court, on the said firrt day the next term thereof, this Writ with your return thereon, showing how' you have executed the same. Given under my hand and the seal of said Court, at office in Brownsville, Texas, this the 11th dav of February A. D. 1929, (SEAL) H. D. SEAGO, Clerk. County Court. Cameron County. Texas. Bv O. F. Brenner, Deputy. 3-13-30—2t—3359. Caravan Advertises Willacy Onion Crop Fetes March 15-16 RAYMONDVILLE, March 13.—A decorated caravan of 20 automobiles, headed by Grayson’s band, left here at 9 a. m. on a tour of the Valley to advertise the Willacy county onion celebration to be staged here Friday and Saturday. The caravan, characterized by onions, banners and placards, plan ned to go to San Benito, on up the Valley to Mission, thence to Edin burg and home. The group also was tentatively planning to visit Brownsville but this part of the trip had not been definitely decided upon when the party left here. All the senior class of the Ray mondville high school was making the trip. George R. Locher, presi dent of the chamber of commerce was at the head of the caravan. A king and queen will be crowned at the celebration Friday and Sat urday. The queen will be named Noino (reverse of cnion) and the king will be called Surtic (reverse of citrus). AUDUBON SOCIETY IS FORMED AT MISSION MISSION, March 1^.—An Audu bon society has been organized by Mrs. C. R. Peterson, principal of the Woodrow Wilson school, for the students of the third, fourth and fifth grades. The purpose of this club is to study the different birds in their classes, their value and their beau ty. and each member of the club will have the privilege of wearing a bird pin, also that of being a member of the National Audubon society. Cameron Courts Suits filed in the district courts: None. 28TH DISTRICT COURT Hon. A. W. Cunningham, Judge State of Texas vs. Jasper Roland. Transporting and possessing liquor; on trial. 103RD DISTRICT COURT Hon. A. M. Kent, Judge Mrs. Mattie Cordill Cassity vs. Delta Irrigated Farms Co., Inc. Settled and dismissed at plaintiff’s cost. Texas Employers Insurance asso ciation vs. Frank Ahr. Judgment. Francisco Hinojosa, Sr., vs. H. Horton et al. Plea in abatement sustained. COUNTY COURT Hon. Oscar Dancy, Judge Suits filed: None. COUNTY COURT AT LAW Hon. John Kleiber, Judge No final orders. MARRIAGE LICENSES Daniel Cararrubia and Olivia Guerda. Julian Guterrez and Julia Gon zales. Secundio Torres and Concepcion Montes. Antonio Samarripa and Josefa Ramirez. Rafael Garcia and Inez Gonzales. Bernardo Salinas and Sofia Flores. Juan Garcia and Trinidad Cuel lar. Jose Mercado and Felipa Rivera. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.) Cameron County Lavinna Van Gundy to Claude C. Bowman, block 37, Leeland subdi vision, surveys 298 and 139, $10 and other considerations. Joe L. Penry, Jr., to J. L. Penry, Sr., lot 45, F. Z. Bishop subdivision, Rice and Taylor lands out of block 77, Lon C. Hill subdivision, $10 and other considerations. J. R. Roberts to C. A. Dunnahoo, lot 10, block 128, townsite Harlin gen, $10 and other considerations. Harmon Payser et ux to C. J. Pryor, lot 3, block 20, lot 10, block 14, Holly Beach townsite, Santa Is abel grant, $10. G. D. and Sara A. White to Combes Gin Co., tract of land out of section 22, $10. A. V. and A. J. Yznaga to L. B. McGee, south half lot 9, block “E,” Potter and Watson addition, city of La Feria, $10. A. F. Parker and G. F. Ramsey, south 5 acres of north 10 acres, block 153, Coast Land Farms sub division 2, $1,750. A. F. Parker to R. S. Starks, all of block 96, Coast Land Farms sub division 2, Buena Vista grant, $7, C00.. The Al Parker Securities Co. to W. W. Huitt, lot 7, block 103, Ol mito, $1,250. The Al Parker Securities Co. to C. S. Thomson, north 10 acres, block 96, Minn-Texas Land and Ir rigation Co., $10. W. S. Bilbrey to J. A. Raimond, north 10 acres, block 96, Minn-Tex as Land and Irrigation Co., La Fe ria grant, $10. J W. S. Bilbrey to J. A. Raimond, south 10 acres of north 20 acres, block 96, Minn-Texas Land and Ir rigation Co., La Feria grant, $10. J. A. Raimond to Al Parker Se curities Co., north 10 acres, block 96. Minn-Texas Land and Irriga tion Co., La Feria grant, $10. J. A. Raimond to Al Parker Se curities Co., south 10 acres of north 20 acres, block 96, Minn-Texas Land and Irrigation Co., La Feria grant, $10. John H. Mitchell, trustee, for Mary E. Harrord et vir to Al Parker Securities Co., block 3, Black broth ers subdivision, La Feria grant. $2,000. H. and Pearl Crutchfield to Wm. Seipel, north 27.57 acres, bolck 191, San Benito Land and Water Co., C. de C. grant, $10. Jo. C. Elstner et al to David B. Traxler .east half of northeast quarter and east half of southeast quarter block 186. San Benito Land and Water Co.„$10. H. C. Harding, trustee, to Delta Irrigated Farms Co., south half of lot 13, containing 10 acres, block 7. Citrus Gardens subdivision, share 28. E. S. grant, $10. Delta Irrigated Farms Co. to Hen ry N. Didier et ux, south half lot 13, containing 10 acres, block 7, Citrus Gardens subdivision, share 27. E .Santo grant, $4,000. The Al Parker Securities Co. to William C. Norris et ux, south 5 acres of east 20 acres, block 87, Minn-Texas Land and Irrigation Co., and north 5 acres of east 19.66 acres, block 85, Minn-Texas Land and Irrigation Co., La Feria grant. $10,000. Wimberly McLeod to Wm. H. Robinson, north 15 acres, block 79. F. Z. Bishop subdivision, $4,500. A. F. Parker to Agnes Arneson, south 3 acres of north 13 acres, tract 153, Coast Land Farms subdi vision 2, Buena Vista grant, $1,050 Cameron County Lumbed Co. to Corliss W. Huse et ux, lots 119-A and 119-B, block 3, Avondale sub division, Harlingen. $10. Hidalgo Counyt E. I. Bottger to R. M. Hubbard, lots 11, 12, block 175, Mission, $10. B. Blair to G. G. Hulet, north half of lot 24, block 1, Hammond, $10. H. Crutchenfield to William Sei pel, 20 acres of lot 37, Sharylands. $10. Elsa Townsite Co. to Reese Hop kins lot 16, block 50. Elea, $10. Sam Primm et al to G. M. Acker, lots 1 to 34, block 1, Alsonia, $10. P. W. Perkins to Clyde Tennis, part of FT. 2248, North Capisallo, $10. J. P. and Gesha Siemers to B. E. Mughes, west 10 acres of lot 5, section 276, Tex-Mex. $4,800. John H. Shary to J. A. Madden, east 4.85 acres of south 9.85 acres of north 19.96 acres of lot 36-1 West addition, $2,910. John H. Shary to E. W. Hoyt, south 5 acres of north 10 acres of lot 3, block 397, Sharylands, $2,250. Frank Wilt et ux to Andrew Ba ker, lots 45, 46, 47, 48, Hidalgo Ca nal, section 9, $10. John H. Shary to Henry G. Chadwell, south 5 acres of north 10 acres of lot 52-12, West addi tion, $1,500. G. and Oliva Atiee to Y. Atiee, lot 22, block 20, Pharr, $10. WORLD COURT ENTRY DELAYED Senate Not Expected to Act On P.oot-Hurst Plan Be fore December WASHINGTON, March 13.—(tP)— The “Root-IIurst arangements” for American adherence to the world court has little chance to be taken up for consideration by the senate before the regular meeting of con gress in December. The new formula, as worked out by Elihu Root wTith Sir Cecil Hurst, British jurist, and other members of the rules committee of the league of nations, must be passed upon by the senate foreign relations com mittee before it reaches the senate, and Chairman Borah is unwilling to proceed with it pending action by the league council, which meets in September. Proponents of American adher ence to the court, including Senator Walsh, democrat, Montana, have been hopeful that the senate might be able to act on the proposal at the special session which begins April 15. Although the proposal follows closely the language of the senate reservation to adherence bearing on advisory opinions by the court af fecting the United States, it con tains modifications which make its^ reconsideration necesary. The league' refused to accept the senate stipu lation that advisory opinions should not be given by the court without this government’s consent in cases in which the United States has, or claims to have, an interest, and Sen ator Borah wants to know its posi tion on the new formula before pro ceeding. Aged Pair Charged With Poisoning Of Well Put On Trial TEXARKANA. Ark., March 13.— (/P)—Charged with attempting to poison members of a lumber camp clearing timber from their old farm home, Mrs. Nancy Lynn, 63, and her brother, Robert Morris, 61, went to trial here today for assault with intent to kill. * The aged couple was arrested after more than 25 members of the lumber camp at Fort Lynn, Ark., had become suddenly ill last April. An analysis of the com munity well revealed that a pound of poison had been placed in it. Workers at the camp testified at a preliminary hearing to tracing a woman’s foot prints from the well to Mrs. Lynn's home. The state will contend the well was poisoned because Mrs. Lynn believed she would be impoverished after the timber was removed from the farm, owned by her six chil dren. Bramlette Resigns As Superintendent Of McAllen Schools (Special to The Herald) M'ALLEN. March 13.—The resig nation of Prof. J. D. Bramlette as superintendent of the McAllen schools tfas handed in and accept ed at a meeting of the board of trustees Monday night. Superintendent Bramlette will have completed his third year at the head of the McAllen schools when the current term ends in May. The schools have undergone many major changes during his oc cupancy of the position of superin tendent. The $350,000 school build ing here was erected during his term and under his supervision. Among the civic and state honors that have been bestowed upon him. Professor Bramlette Is president of the South Texas State Teachers’ association and is member of sev eral committees. Monterrey Aerial Route Attracting Local Attention The Corporation Aeronautics de Transportes S. A., the organization that has established daily mail and passenger service from here to Moterre.v for the present, and which eventually will extend the present line to Mazatlan on the Pacific coast, are receiving many inquiries on the trip to Monterrey. This aerial journey from Browns ville is expected to become very pop ular as Monterrey is a most interest ing city and one of the best business centers in Mexico, next to Mexico City in imnortance. Reservations are being made to handle parties for regular sched uled planes daily, and Major Ber nard A. Law of this city is looking after this end of the company’s bus iness for the present. Train Schedules MISSOURI PACIFIC UNES No. 12—To Houston, San Antonio, 6 a. m. No. 14—To Houston, New Orleans, 6:20 a. m. No. 16—To Houston, San Antonio, St. Louis, 8:35 p. m. No. 15—From St. Louis, San Anto nio. Houston. 7:55 a. m. No. 13—From Houston and New Or leans, 8:50 a. m. No. 11—From San Antonio and Hous ton, 9:55 p. m. SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES No. 319—From Houston, San Anto nio, 8:15 a. m. No. 320—To Houston, San Antonio, 8:15 p. m. — NATIONAL LINES OP MEXICO (Matamoros Station) No. 132—To Monterrey, Mexico City, 9:50 a. m. No. 131—From Mexico City, Monter rey, 3:30 p. m. .RIO GRANDE RAILWAY. To Point Isabel, 9:30 a. m. From Point Isabel, 4 p. m. M. P. TRANSPORTATION CO. Cars to Mission on the hour every hour, 6 a. m. to 6 p. m., and at 7:30 a m., 3:30 p. m., 7:30 p. m. and 9 p. m. To Point Isabel, 8 a. m. and 12 noon, 4 p. m. Towns Isolated In Rocky Mountains By Heavy Fall of Snow DENVER, March 13.—(fP)—Small towns and villages in the Rocky mountain region were marooned today by snow that covered high ways to a depth of three feet in places following a two-day storm. The storm area extended north ward to the Canadian border, spreading a white blanket over Montana, Wyoming and Colorado. It was estimated it would take at least two days to clear the roads. With warmer weather anticipat ed, it was feared the melting snow would again send streams in the vicinity of Greybull, Wyo., out of their banks and cause further damage. A flood was experienced in that section last Sunday. From 18 to 24 inches of snow fell in central Wyoming where the storm spent its fury; twelve inches was reported in the vicinity of Cas per. In Colorado the snowfall was reported general except in the San Louis valley in the southeastern part of the state. Nine inches fell at Denver. __ • BELT STRANGLES WIFE Royston, Eng.—Mrs. J. H. Cart edge wras found strangled in her home with her husband’s belt. Cart edge has disappeared. Classified Business Directory ARCHITECTS BEN V. PROCTER ENGINEERING CO. Architects—Engineers 208 Merchants Bank Bldg. Phone 617 Brownsville, Texas E. G. HOLLIDAY Architect and Builder 409 State Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone 906 R. NEWELL WATERS Architect 9-12 Security State Bank Building Weslaco, Texas A. A. Callaway & Co. Architects and Engineers 411 Merchants Bank Building Brownsville, Texas BUILDERS—CONTRACTORS G. E. Miller TILE DRAINAGE CONTRACTOR AND ENGINEER P. O. Address R. F. D. No. 1 San Benito Telephone 6005 F 12 PROCTER & DUDLEY General Contractors 528 Washington St. Brownsville, Texas Phone 627 CASH REGISTERS NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO. Registers bought, sold and exchanged W. E. Sanders, Representative Phone 29. Harlingen, Tex. Box 905 DRAY—TRANSFER Mason Transfer & Grain Co. BONDED WAREHOUSE SEEDS OP1 ALL KINDS Light and. Heavy Hauling WE MOVE ANYTHING 1105 Adams. Phone 139 AUSTIN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Phones 421 and 519 1126 Washington St. Jones Transfer & Storage Co. Storing, moving, crating and shipping. Local and long dis tance hauling. Daily motor freight service between all Valley points, Harlingen, Brownsville, Edinburg. Office 1259 Levee Phone 787 Truck leaves Brownsville 11:30 Daily_ FLORISTS THE FLOWER SHOP Cut flowers, pot plants, funeral designs and bouquets 1254 Elizabeth St. Phone 1388 BOWYEP. THE FLORIST, flowers and funeral designs. St. Charles and Pita streets. Phone 771. E HOTELS—CAFES WHITE KITCHEN Famous for its Cooking—Immaculacy and Service The popular place for business lunches 12th between Elizabeth and Washington INSURANCE McDonald-Howard Agency Loans—Insurance—Real Estate Rooms 1 and 2, Arcade Bldg. Phone 1090 LOANS Build, Buy or Refinance. Insurance Surety Bonds D. L. WELCH Cromack Bldg. 470. _INSURANCE . .W. B. CLINT INSURANCE SURETY BONDS 208-9 Merchants National Bank PHONE 6 MATTRESS RENOVATING Let Us Renovate Your Mattress We make mattresses to order. All repair work guaranteed SOMMERS 12th and Adams Phone 674 OFFICE EQUIPMENT ART METAL FILING Equipment Maverick-Clarke Litho Co. 208 Merchants National Bank Phone 617—Brownsville Office Equipment and Supplies HARGROVE'S STATIONERY & BOOK STORE Brownsville, Texas FUNERAL DIRECTORS Hinklcy Mortuary Complete Funeral Service Phones 123—300 St. Charles and Eleventh Street TYPEWRITERS DAVENPORT Typewriter Exchange (Brownsville's Typewriter House) Distributors, New L. C. Smith “Si lent" 8 and Late Corona 4 type writers. Also sell Royal Portables and “Factory" Rebuilts—all makes. We repair all makes typewriter and adding machines. 1112 Elizabeth St. Phone 1105. WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER SALES CO. Typewriters—Adding Machines Supplies—Repairs Phone 506—Harlingen PROFESSIONAL ‘ _ATTORNEYS Davenport, West and Ransome Attorneys at Law 307-308 Merchants National Bank Brownsville, Texas H. B. GALBRAITH Attorney at Law Merchants National Bank Bldg. Brownsville, Texas J. T. Canales C. S. Eldman, Jr. CANALES AND EIDMAN Attorneys at Law Real Estate a Specialty 303 Merchants National Bank Brownsville, Texas H. L. Yates Attorney at Law State National Bank Bldg. Brownsville RALPH A. DUNKELBERG Attorney at Law Commercial Collections a Specialty 106 Seabury, George and Taylor Building Brownsville, Texas CHIROPRACTOR M. Cook, D. C. CHIROPRACTOR Nerv-O-Meter Service State National Bank Bldg. Brownsville, Texas Room 405 Phone 703 EL VIBRA SYSTEM USED DR. C. RANZELL Chiropractice—Electro—Therapy Massage and Bath Cromack Bldg. Brownsville ________ LOS EBANOS Brownsville’s Supreme Residential District, carefully restricted, com- , pletely improved. Home sites from $1200.00, easy terms. James-Dickin son Co., Realtors, corner Travelers Hotel Bldg., Brownsville. TAILORING BETTIN’S Tailoring and Haberdashery The Home of Bencn-Made Clothes 1210 Elizabeth. Phone 525. »