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LEGIONNAIRES
FORM PROGRAM
Port Arthur Prepares On
Elaborate Scale For
Vets' Convention
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Aug. 22 —
f/Pj—The Sabine-Neches district is
making elaborate plans to enter
tain several thousand Texas legion
naires and their wives at the an
nual state American Legion conven
tion here Augsut 26-28.
The legion, the auxiliary, the “40
and 8” and the “8 and 40" will
transact their year’s business and
take part in the three-day fun
fest.
Governor Dan Moody, himself a
legionnaire, will head the list of
speakers. Other prominent person
ages who will be present are Wal
ton D. Hood, formerly of San An
tonio. national vice-commander;
Rufus Scott of Paris, state com
mander; Jack Blalock, assistant at
torney-general.
Parades Feature
Two highlights of the conclave
will be the parade of the “43 and
8" the night of Aug. 28 and the
Legion parade the next evening.
The “40 and 8" parade will be fol
lowed by the “Wreck" or "40 and
8" initiation.
A fish fry. yacht races, air cap
ers and fishing in the Gulf will be
other divertisements for the former
soldiers. They also will be given
an opportunity to inspect the $1.
000.000 United States cruiser Cleve
land which has been assigned to
Port Arthur for the convention.
One of the proposals likely to
brouse the most discussion is that
to recommend legislation of boxing
in Texas.
A three-cornered race for the
state commandership looms with
Col. William E. Easlerwood of Dal
las. chewing gum magnate, state
vice commander; Ben Dean of
Breckenridge, former national ex
ecutive state adjutant, being men
k tioned for the pest.
| Cameron Courts
Suits filed in the District Courts:
No. 8717. Antonio T. de Armen
darts vs. Pablo Armendarls, divorce.
No. 8718, Oertrudis G. de Elizondo
vs Arturo Elizondo, divorce.
No. 8719, Theo. 8. Ruiz vs. Berta
Librada Ruiz, divorce.
28TH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. W. Cunningham, Judge
No orders.
10SRD DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. M. Kent. Judge
Ruth Lemmons vs. J. W. Lem
mons, divorce granted.
No. 8690. C. W. Reed vs. J. B
James, receiver appointed.
No. 8454, Texas Employers' Insur
ance Co. vs. J. L. Bradshaw ct al,
judgment for defendant.
No. 8714. Eidis D. K. Hanson vs.
8. T. Hclgeson. dismissed.
COUNTY COURT
Hon. Oscar Danry, Judge
Suits filed: 1751, In re-estate. W.
L. Lehman, deceased, probate of es
tate.
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John Kleiber. Judge
No orders.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
(Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.)
Cameron County
J. A. Seagrove to L. L. Barnett ct
&1. lots 1 and 2. blk. 3. lots 5 and
6, blk. 4, Lockhart addn., Harlingen,
z >10 etc.
F Martha B. Hash ct vir to the
Cherokee Bldg, and Loan Assn., un
divided 4-15 interest in 40 acres
Dear Harlingen, $1 etc.
James Dickinson Mtge. Co. to
Molie Bowls. N. 23.10 acres blk. 25,
El Jardin Heights subd., sur. 37.
subd. D, share 19, Esp. Santo grant,
>4220.
Los Ebanos Est. Inc. to Homer D.
Harlow et ux. lot 12. blk. 6, Los
Ebanos addn., Brownsville. $1,884.69.
Stella Y. de Junco et vir. to Pas
cual Sanfilhppo, N. 1-2 blk. 12,
Yznaga subd., plat 6-35, $400.
W. A. Long, by trustee to F. W.
Phlleger, north 1 acres, blk. 33, Soils
6ubd.. La Feria grant, $300.
G. G. Henson et al %) Joe Celaya,
Jr., lot 9, blk. 44-A, Brownsville.
$750.
Joe Celaya. Jr., et ux to Louis
La Madrid, lot 9, blk. 44-A. Browns
ville. $10 etc.
E. A. Mor.sees, W. E. Spivey to
Sophia A. Spivey, lot 464, and 15
feet off lot 463. Colonia Victoria, $10
etc.
C. A. Siggins et ux to R. A.
Hightower, east 20 acres blk. 10, El
Jardin subd., share 32. Esp. Santo
grant, lot 9. blk. 75. containing 40
acres Capisallo dist., American Rio
Grande Land & Irrigation Co.
C. A. Siggins to H. D. Harlow et
ux, E. 1-2 lot 10. share 32. Esp.
This is starvation month
for cattle!
Cows make milk resting in
the cool shade of a tree—
not nibbling burned out
pasture land!
Blue Tag Dairy Feed
You’ll find Blue Tag Feeds in
A BROWNSVILLE
From
Willi* & Co.
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Brownsville. Texas
1260 k. c.—500 Watts. Pete Lacey Manager.
Daily, except jwnday—On air 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Back or air at
4 p. m. with Valley news and Associated Press dispatches from The
Brownsville Herald. Remain on air until 7 p. 9.
Monday. Wednesday and Frid -—Evening program 7 to 9 o'clock.
Tuesday and Thursday—Evening program 9 to 11 o’clock.
Silent Saturday night.
Sunday—Morning services from Methodist. Presbyterian or Bap
tist churches, 11 a. m. Classical and semi-classical music 2:30 p. m.
1 > 5 p. m.
Santo grant. El Jardin subd., plat
4-52, $10 etcf.
E. L. Chapman et ux to J. C.
Bennett, lot 9, blk. 19, San Benito
townsite. $10 etc.
Virginia M. Villareal et al to B.
H. Dunlap, entire 5-12 undivided in
terest less 50 acres La Feria grant,
$10 etc.
Hidalgo County
P. D. Haley et al by sheriff to
D. Laurel, Beeville, $4Q,75.
Minnie A. Kuhn et vir to N. W.
Jewelry Co.. Inc., W. 10 acres let
142. Holt Tract subd., $1 etc.
R. H. Brannan et ux to C. E.
Craig, lots 1 and 3, section 31, Mo.
Tex., $1200.
W. R. Montgomery, trustee to H.
A. Manley. W. 1-2 of E. 1-2 lot 15.
blk. 46. Alamo tract, $3500.
Lloyd M. Bentsen et al to M. N.
Manning. S. 5 acres of N. 20 acres
lot 56, Hoit tract. $2750.
Jerome Burke n Mae R. Burke,
N. 1-2 lot 158, Jno. H. Shary subd.
$10 etc.
A. C. and Maud M. Jones to Ma
bel I. Jones, lot 376, porcion 69 and
70, $1 etc.
T. S. Martin et ux to W. H. Best
2. 43 acres out of lot 13, bik. 148
West Tract subd., $500.
A. W. Kadfl et ux to J. M. Mor
row et ux. S. 1-2 of NW 1-2 sec
13. porcion 53 to 57, $10 etc.
J. M. Morrow et ux to S. S. Mil
ler. S 1-2 of NW 1-4 of NW 1-4
sec. 13, por. 53 to 57, $10 etc.
Nellie Frizzell to F. J. Paddock
9.27 acres out of lot 89 and .73 acref
out of lot 90. Hoit tract, $600.
DIEHL BABY
HARLINGEN. Aug. 22.—A baby
boy was born Tuesday of this week
to Dr. and Mrs. George Diehl of this
city.
Valley People Will
Attend Canal Meet
(Special to The Herald)
HARLINGEN. Aug. 22.—A large
number of Valley people are ex
pected to attend the intracoastal
canal convention, to be held October
25 and 26 at r.eaumont, according
to R. T. Stuart, who has returned
to the Valley from Oklahoma.
Dates of the convention were an
nounced following receipt of a com
munication from Roy E. Miller of
Corpus ctfiristl, manager of the In-,
tracoastal Canal association.
Miller, in a letter to Myron F.
Ward, chamber -f xunmerce secre
tary here, mentlohed that right-of
way agreements should be made
now on the proposed route of the
canal from Co n: i Chrlsti to the
Valley, and this matter probably
will be handled by Mr. Stuart.
Results of Water
Parley Withheld
MEXICO CITY. Aug. 22. ()P)—
The International water commission
charged with reaching an agree
ment between the United States
and Mexico on disposal of the wa
ters of the Rio Grande. Colorado
and Tia Juana rivers, met in its
second secret session Wednesday
without announcement of what took
place at the first meeting Tuesday.
W. E. Anderscon, San Benito,
prominent Valley engineer is a
member of thfe American section
of this commission, and is attend
ing the conference.
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[CHATTY']
, GODDESS OF GAB •
By Beatrice 6urton, m*# SgyaB&M*
\ copvpi»ht i»a». cehtpau ppesc assH »nc» cckvelanp, Ohio.
(Continued from Page 4)
ing to get sick again, the way you
did last night—but you’re all right
now. aren’t you little sport?”
She nodded, closing her eyes.
He kissed her and she didn't care.
She knew that she ought not to let
him. He was married.
“But I can't stop him,” she thought
dreamily. “And, anyway, what dif
ference does it make whether he’s
married or not. He doesn’t live with
his wife. He's really free!”
They stayed out there in the warm
darkness until Jim Bowen came out.
with his straw hat on and his light
overcoat over his arm, and said it
was time to go home.
“You can’t go home like this, baby”
Bryant said to Chatty. “Not to that
mother that I met tonight! Oh. boy,
you should see her. Jim! She looks
like all the Sunday school teachers
in the state rolled into one.”
And so Chatty spent another night
with Winnie Talcott.
And she woke again with a head-;
ache and a heavy, sick feeling at
the pit of her stomach.
**I really do need make-up this
morning." she told Winnie, when
they were having their coffee at
ingh-noon. *T look like a dishrag, j
and I feel like one.**
She was still pale the next morn- !
ing when she got up to go to the
office.
She stopped in at Ben Tomlinson's
drug store on the comer and bought
herself some of the kind of rouge
and lipstick that Winnie used. On
the way downtown she put it on.
Dave Jordan was in the elevator
when she got into it fifteen min
utes later.
"Oood morning.’' he said to her.
and unfolded his newspaper as if
-I
Women Shoppers
See Page 6
If the man (or men)
around the house don’t
notice the astonishing
values mentioned o n
page 8 of The Herald,
call his attention to
them. Decide what he
needs — then come ini
there were something of vital Im
portance In It.
"Good morning.” answered Chatty,
moistening her lips. “Dp something
for me. will you? TelUne if I have
too much make-up on my face.”
She knew that he detested make
up on her. She knew that he would
remember how he had asked her
never to wear it—and how she had
promised! him not to.
“Your fact?” he repeated, m
he heard only the tail-end of h
sentence. “Well, U's a good/pah
Job.”
Then he turned back to his ma
ket page, as If that was the on
thing that really Interested him tin
morning.
Chatty did not speak to him agal
for a week.
(TO Be Continued >
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