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NEW COOKERY
SCHOOL’S AIM
Myra Oliver Dougan Will
Instruct In Late Meth
ods By Lectures
Yremenduos interest is being evi
denced on the part of Brownsville
sad Valley housewives in the ap
pearance next week of Mrs. Myra
Oliver Dougan. famed traveler,
home economist, and domestic
science expert, who wtll appear in
Brownsville September 23. to con
duct the first of a series of five
lectures comprising The Herald
cotricing school for the current year.
Every social organization, civic
club, and neighborhood gathering,
has found this remarkable wom
an’s reputation and prestige an
item of vivacious conversation
among the more intelligent house
wives.
Many women are planning to at
tend in groups, either as organiza
tions or small groups of intimate
circles of freinds. Judging by the
Increasing deluge of Inquiries re
ceived at The Herald office, every
indication points to the fact that
Maa. Dougan will come close to
retting a new attendance record
for cities the rUte of Brownsville,
when she opens her school.
Co-opertaing with The Herald in
presenting this famous series of
lectures and demonstrations of the
very highest forms and greatest dis
coveries of the culinary art. are
food manufacturers of national im
portance. who are viewing with in
terest the remarkable results ob
tained by Mrs. Dougan in every
city in which she appears. Not only
for the week alone, but for months
ensuing, the Influence of her vivid
personality and the amazing revel
ation of cookery possibilities dis
closed by-her. are to be found m
the communities she visits. The
unfortunate housewives who arc
unable to attend, eagerly compare
notes with those who have been
privileged to secure the benefits of
of Mrs. Dougan's rich experiences.
p and regretfully pledge themselves
that should the opportunity again
present itself, they will let noth
:ng prevent them from attending
her lectures.
With ail intimacy and informal
ity of a close friend revealing her
favorite secrets in her own kitchen.
Mrs. DouRan strips the perplexities
end worries of cooking from this
most ancient of arts, and in a clear,
graphic manner discusses enter
taingly with her listeners, the de
velopment of balanced menus based
on intimate knowledge of the scien
tific calculation of food \alues m
various Items; recipes of the world’s
most famous chefs; the essential
virtues of tried and tested national
ly advertised food products; and
above all. extends a personal. in
timate interest in every housewife’s
)*oblems by Inviting their ques
tions. either from the floor or at
the end of the class, when she will
endeavor to work out for each In
dividual woman desiring to counsel
with her. the little items that
transform what otherwise could be
drudgery, into one of the most
fascinating and exact of the arts.
4-NATION CONSPIRACY
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lishman have been arrested here as
leaders of a gang conspiring to
smuggle foreigners into England
r.nd the United States.
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Health worth more
than fortune
THE babv to be envied is the one
who is ix>rn with an inheritance
of perfect health, to begin with.
And who's lucky enough to have a
mother who knows how to build
up this fortune.
“Perhaps I'm old fashioned,” she il
say to the doctor who pronounces
her child physically at a baby
shosv, "but this health certificate
means more to me than all the stock
certificates in the world. If mv baby
grows up srrong and well, I'm will
ing to leave it to him to make a
career and fortune for himself.
“Already I'm teaching him rhe value
of regular habits. Regular sleep, reg
ular meals, regular functions. He s
never once been off schedule, not
even when he was cutting teeth or
traveling to the countrv. I make
sure of that by giving him Kujol
regular I v . "
Nujol works so easily and naturally
that it won’t upset a baby under
any conditions. It keeps everything
functioning properly. It not only
prevents any excess of body poisons
fwe all have them') from forming
but aids in their removal. It is safe
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the Nujol Laboratories, 2 Park
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Just fry Nujol for vour baby. Give
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Cameron Courts
Suits filed in the district courts:
Ben H. Stiles vs. Robert A. Gil
more et al. debt and foreclosure.
Altha Hale vs. James S. Hale, dl
( vorce.
The American Land Company of
! Texas vs. George W. Higgins, debt
! and foreclosure.
28TH DISTRICT COURT
Hen. A. W. Cunningham, Judge
George D. Reyel vs. Stella Reyel.
dismissed.
Juan Guajardo vs. Adela Ramirez
de Guajardo, dismissed.
Lucille Owens vs. J. P. Owens, dis
missed.
Beatrice Sota vs. Bu Sota, dis
missed.
Josefina Herrera vs. Librado Her
rera. dismissed.
Donna Leon Hall vs. W. H. Hall,
dismissed.
A. E. Harrison vs. Anna Harrison,
dismissed.
Cantrell M Daniels vs. Irene M
Damirs, dismissed.
Maria H. de Gonzales vs. Cande
lario C. de Gonzales, divorce grant
ed.
Mrs. Clara McAllister vs. D. B
McAllister, divorce granted.
Espeririion Perez vs. Bentta Tre- j
vino Perez, divorce granted.
Mrs. Georgia Cassidy vs. J. D.
Ccssidv. divorce granted.
Ella Mae Murphy vs. Pasil Bert
hold Murphy, divorce granted and j
plaintiff awarded custody of chil- j
dren.
Edna Whitworht McSpadden vs. i
George W. McSpadden. dismissed.
Ramon Castillo vs. Reyes Hernan
dez. dismissed
Guadalupe Barker vs. Ralph A.
Barker, dismissed.
Jose I leave vs. Sara Zarate
Meave. dismissed.
Mildred Brcwmgtcn vs. C. H
Brcwington. divorce granted.
Emma Sue McPherson vs. George
Willis McPherson, divorce granted
and maiden name restored.
Theodora V. Trevino vs. Marzlo T.
Trevino, dismissed.
Rudolfo Salinas vs. Adela J. Sa
linas. dismissed.
Ascencion Alviso vs. Reyes E. Al
viso, dismissed.
Mabel Crawford vs. Edward T.
Crawford, dismissed.
Levi Trombley vs. Moya Trom
bley. dismissed.
Candido Martinez vs. Margarita
Martinez, divorce granted.
Visitation Valdez vs. Clara Valdez,
dismissed.
Santos D. de Barrios vs. Faustlno
Barrios, divorce granted.
J. W Kaufman vs. Marge Kauf
man. divorce granted.
Juan Abalos Cadena vs. Hilario
Cadena. divorce granted.
Elvira Garcia de Farias vs. Jose
Farias, divorce granted.
Herminia Gutierrez de Rodriguez
vs. Saturnino Rodriguez, divorce
granted.
State of Texas vs. Andres Marti
nez. three years, suspended.
State cf Texas vs. Antonio Cantu.
Amado Maldonado, two years in the
penitentiary.
State of Texas vs. Amado Maldo
nado. Jesus Ramirez and Jose Gar
cia. five years in the penitentiary.
State of Texas vs. Emilio Melen
dez and Amado Maldonado, five
years in the penitentiary.
State of Texas vs. Amado Maldo
nado and Emilio Melendez, five
years in the penitentiary.
State of Texas vs Amado Maldo
dano and Antonio Cantu, five years
in the penitentiary.
COUNTY COURT
Hon. Oscar Pancv. Judge
Suits filed: In re Estate Patricia
Sando!. deceased.
COUNTY' COURT AT LAW
Hen. Jchn Kleiber. Judge
No order*.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Pedro Martinez and l orenza Gar
Jrr-* A. Seanz and Elvira Cham
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Cameron County
(F»>rnish''d by Valiev Abstract Co>
C S Thomson to Clifford F. Hart
man et ux. all farm tract 178. Coast
land r.^rms subdivision 3. Buena
Vis»a grant, nlat 8-53. containing
39 85 acres. S3 968.25.
J K Wells, independent executor
of estate cf Pauline J. Wells, de
ceased. to G D. Sutton, trustee. 5 90
Dcres Pa-rdes pa-titlcn. share 8.
share 19. Espo. Santo grant. $1 900
etc.
.1 K Wells Independent executor
of estate of Prdine J. Weds, de
reased. to O D. Sutton. .6 of an
acre cut of Paredes partition, share
6 of share 19. Esp. Santo grant.
C C Bruinete.n et ux to Lena F
Smith, lot 9. block 2. Francis addi
tion. Harl'wn. 910.
Valiev Orcha"ds ReaRy Co to
McLeod-Hood Co . all block 119 to
127. inclusive. McLeod-Hood prop
erty 1. 20 02 acres. $10.
H B Herron to Jennie Robertson,
tot 1. block 101. towmsite Harlingen.
$10.
Port Isabel Co. to M J. Garcia.
lots 3 and 3-A. block 78. Port Isabel,
plat 7-43, $1,350.
H. *C. Elliott et al to L. W. Pratt,
lot 4, block 5, second addition, San
Benito, (10.
James-Dickinson Farm Mortgage
Co. to C. F. Thomas, lots 1, 2. 3,
block 309. 16 acres El Jardln re-sub
division. share 30, Esp. Santo grant,
plat 4-48. (10.
R. R. Ragan to Port Isabel Co.,
lot 10. block 46. Port Isabel, (10.
A. H. Fernandez, trustee, to Cam
eron County Water Control and Im
provement District No. 6, lots 30
and 31. block 12, Unit “A." town
site Fresnos. $10.
Arroyo Gardens Development Co
to Arrow Realty and Investment
Co.. 1.04 acre out of block 91, of a
subdivision of Arroyo Gardens sub
division 1. $10.
George W. Houghtling et ux to i
Glenn H. Tussing. lot 1. block 200.
San Benito Land and Water Co..
Concepcion de Carricitos grant. $10.
G. W. McCain et ux to I. L. Barr,
lots 7 and 8. Purnells subdivision,
block 12. Hcywood addition. San i
Benito. $10.
Cliristine Kabitzke et vir to Wil
liam Fasekas et ux. block 18. con
taining 9.08 acres, Olmlto Gardens,
tract 3. share 15. Esp. Santo grant,
plat 8-17. $1.
John R. Howell et ux to Great
Southern Life Insurance Co., part
blocks 123. 124. lying north of rcsaca
or lake. San Benito Irrigation Co.,
share 1. Esp. Santo grant. 26.26
acres. $500.
R. R. Hooks. F. B Waite, admin
istrator of estate of T. J. Hooks, de
ceased. to W. E. Spivey, lots 4. 5. 6.
block 20. Brownsville. $1,500.
Fauquier National bank, executor
of estate of Bradshaw Beverly, de
ceased. to Gerald W. McKenna, all
farm block 28. survey 26. D. 8. sub
division. survey 26, containing 40
acres. $10.
Hidalgo County
J. C. Hall, substitute trustee, to
Guaranty Mortgage Co., lot 20, block
4. College Heights addition to Mc
Allen. $3,000.
J. C. Hall, substitute trustee, to
Guaranty Mortgage Co., lot 4 and
east half lot 5. block 2. Enfield Es
tates addition to Edinburg. $6200.
J. C. Hall, substitute trustee, to
Guaranty Mortgage Co., lot 9. block
8. College Heights addition to McAl
len. $2,800.
J. C. Hall, substitute trustee, to
Guaranty Mortgage Co., lot 9. block
65. Pharr. $2,000.
J. C. Hall, substitute trustee, to
Guaranty Mortgage Co., lot 8, block
7. College Heights addition to Mc
Allen. $3,000.
A. F. Buchanan, Jr., to Celeste
Buchanan, lots 31 and 32. block 1,
Enfield Estates addition to Edin
burg. $1.
Clyde Tennis Land Co. to Alfred j
W. Milks, et ux. north 15 acres of
east half block 217, La Blanca sub
divtskm, $2,000.
Clyde Tennis Land Co. to Alfred j
W. Milks et ux. west half of west
half block 216 La Blanca subdi
vision. $1,500.
' Carl T. Conrad by sheriff, to 8e
euritv State hank of San Juan, lot
13, block 17. Alamo tract subdi
vision. $166 22.
Leonides Gonzales et ux to Scra
plo Guerra. et ux. lot 2. block 203 j
Edinburg. $10.
C. C. Nelson to E K Potts, south
10 acres north 20.04 acres, lot 2,
block 34. La Donna. $160.
G E Allison et ux to S. A. Bailey,'
north 10.04 acres, lot 2, block 34, La
Donna. $3,312.50.
Albino Cantu et ux to Luis Pena,
tract 337. Porciones 39 and 40. $800.
J. L. Erwin to S W Boardman
et al. let 4. McColl additio nto Mc
Allen First Suburban Citrus Groves
subdivision. $6,000.
John T. Lomax to Missouri Im
nrovement Co., blocks 28 and 29.
Hammond addition to McAllen.
$21,525.
C. M. Flinn to Rolcna A. Carter,
lots *9 and 64. block 9. Hidalgo Ca
nal Co. subdivision, except 100
feet square out of section. $10.
A. G. Hodges to Southwest Texas
Improvement Co. 50 acres out of
Mestenas grant, being share No. 10
and 1-3 interest in 553 acres out of
Llano Grande grant. $5,500.
William F. Timme et ux to St
L. B and M. Ry. Co.. 100 feet W-R
across north 10 acre farm tract 31,;
West Trac subdivisino.
W D. Clay to St. L. B and M.
Rv. Co. 54 5 foot strip across Farm
Tract 369. West Tract subdivision.:
S2 000.
—
Swan In McAllen As
Inspector of Plants
(Special to The Herald'
McALLEN. Sept. 18 —F. O. Swan,
formerly of Mission, has been trans
ferred by government executives to
McAllen as plant quarantine inspec •
tor for the federal government, ac
cording to nn announcement made
at the McAllen Chamber of Com
merce, where his office will be lo
cated.
Mr. Swan will work under the di
rection of Federal Inspector Hoi
d; le of Harlingen and his labors
will be confined exclusively to the
McAllen territory as field inspector.
Swan's appointment fills the
place left vacant by C. R. Roitsch,
who acted as plant inspector in Mc
Allen last year.
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WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18
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Programs In Central Standard time. All time la P. M. unless otherwise
Indicated. Wavelengths on left of call letters. kilocycles on right
348 6—WABC New York—860 (CBS Chain)
8:00—Voice of Columbia—Al*o WISN WCCO WFBM WMAQ WHK KMBC
KOIL, WKRC WAOC KFPY KMOX
7:00—Magazine Hour—Also WADC WKRC WGHP WMAQ WOWO KMOX
KMBC KOIL WSPD WHK WCCO
7:30—Smoker. Informal Entertainment and Music—Also WADC WGHP
WMAQ WOWO KMOX KMBC KOIL WSPD WCCO WHK WISN WKRC
8:00—Orchestra and Soloists— Also WADC WKRC WGHP WMAQ WOWO ,
KMOX KMBC KOIL WSPD WKK WCCO
8:30—Dedication of New CBS StucUo* in New York, and Second Anniversary
Program))'ABC and Chain hrs.)
454.3—WEAP New York—660 (NBC Chain)
8:00—Erno Rape* Concert Orchestra—Also WWJ WSAl KSD WOC WOW
WDAF WFJC WTAM WCFL KOA KVOO WFAA KPRC WOAI WKY
8:30—Happy Baktrs— AI#o WGY WWJ WSAl KSD WOC WOW WDAF WFJC
KSTP WTMJ IVMC KVOO WOAI KPRC WKY WLS WFAA
7:00—Troubadours' Orch.-Also WGY WWJ VVGN KSD WOC WOW WSAl
.7:30—Olive Palmer, Paul Oliver. Orchestra and Artists—Also WGY WTAM
WWJ WSAl WON KSD WOC WOW WDAF )VSMB KSTP WTMJ
WHAS WSM WMC WSB tVJAX KVOO KPRC W’OA! WFAA
8:30—National Grand Opera, "Cavalierla Rusticana-' (IV4 hrs.)—Also WWJ
KSD tVOtV W'SAI WIOD WKY WOAI WSB
10:00—Dance Orchestra (one hour)—Also KSD WAP1 WOW WSM
394.5—WJZ New York—760 (NBC Chain)
8:00—Twilight Melodies (30 m.)-A.so KWK WREN KSTP WEBC WLS WJR
• :Q0— Kogen Orchestra, Chauncey R. Parsons. Tenor, Comedy Duo—Also
KDKA WJR KYW KWK )VL)V WREN WTMJ KSTP WEBC
8:30—Foresters- Quartet—Also KDKA KWK WREN WLW KYW WJR
7:00—Salon Singer*, Mixed Chorus—tVJZ anil stations. ». I
7:30—The Trawlers—Also KDKA WLW WREN WJR WCFL KWK
8:00—The Voyagers in Turkey-Al*o KWK WJR WREN KDKA
8:30—Wagner Orch —Also KDKA KYW KWK WREN KSTP WTMJ WEBC
WIOD WHAS WSM WMC WSB KVOO WBAP KPRC WOAI WKY WJR
8:00—Amos ’n' Andy (from W'MAQ)—Also KDKA WJR KYW KWK WDAF
WREN WTMJ KSTP WEBC KOA KSL
8:15— Slumber Music, String Ensemble (45 min.)—Also KDKA WREN
KWHG-Toke at the Border*
Brownsville, Texas
1260 k. r.—500 Watts. Pete Lacey. Manager.
Daily, except a^nday—On air !0 a. m. to 1 p. m. Back oc air at
4 p. m. with Valley news and Associated Press dispatches from The
Brownsville Herald. Remain on air until 7 p. m.
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.
*» 5 p. m.
McAllen Hospital
Chairman Resigns
(Special to The Herald)
McALLEN, Sept. 18.—The resig
nation of C. H. Britton, chairman
of the McAllen Municipal hospital
board of directors, was accepted at
the meeting of the city commission
held Monday night. Mr. Britton
resignation had been presented to
that body some time before it war;
acted upon.
Mr. Britton h3d served as chair
man of the board for exactly one
.vear at the time of his resignation,
having been appointed to that post
September 17, 1928. Under his di
rection, the municipal hospital's
deficit has been considerably re
duced.
Demands of his personal bus
incss was given by Mr. Britton as
the cause of his desire to resign.
Dr. D. H. Carson, resident of Mc
Allen for the past two years, was
named as the new chairman of the
board and stated his intention to
accept the appointment. Dr. Car
son has had previous experience in
the operation of a hospital and is
now engaged in practice in a clime
with Doctors J. O. Wharton and W.
E. Whigham of McAllen.
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ORDER WATER
TEST DEVICES
City Will Install $700 Equip
ment For Purifying
Supply
Supplies to the amount of $700
have been ordered for the city wa
ter laboratory and are expected to
arrive by the first of the month.
The new equipment includes chemi
cals and laboratory utensils to be
used in testing the city water sup
ply. and will bring the plant up to
a much higher standard of effi
ciency. They are to be used in the
daily tests of the water to determ
ine the proportion of various chem
icals.
Chester Cohen, .of the state
health department, was here the
latter part of the week and assist
ed in the selection of the needed
supplies. He will return to super
vise the installation of the new
equipment when it arrives.
It was decided at a recent meet
ing of the city commission to be
gin the construction of a new water
plant to meet the growing needs of
the city about February 1, the plant
to be completed by the first of June.
Plans are for a water softener and
all the latest improvements alon?
with the increased capacity.
C. of C. Gets Labels
Advertising Highway
Stickers advertising the Hug-thc
Coast highway have been received
by the chamber of commerce, and
are now being distributed to every
one who calls for them. The stick
ers are green, and bear white let
tering *T Am For the Hug-the
Coast Highway. From Orange to
Brownsville, Texas." They are a
part of the program for promoting
interest In the highway projec*.
and It is hoped by officials that
everyone will display the sticker.
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DUBLIN—Irish Loyalists have
been allowed claims amounting to
i $136,000,000 for damages in the fac
* tlonal war which brought peace to
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