The Brownsville Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 296, Ed. 2 Friday, April 26, 1929 Page: 3 of 12
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GOLDSTEIN TO i
SPEAK TODAY
K. C. Campaigner to Touch
On Lindsey’s Compan-
ionate Marriage
Touching on companionate mar-
riage and other subjects which he
believes are striking at the founda-
tic p of the Christian homes of to-
d&V David Goldstein will speak in
thei -.il district court room at the
this evening beginning
Goldstein is appearing
sponsorship of the
Knights of Columbus.
Goldstein's subiect is given as
“What is Wrong With the Fam-
ily?" His appearanc here Is part
of the Knights of Columbus’ na-
tion-wide educational campaign
against what thev believe to be the
enemies of Christian ideals and in-
structions.
He is said to be well grounded
in his subject having written the
following books: “Socialism” “The
Nation of Fatherless Children”
“Bolshevism: Its Cure.” and “Cam-
paigning for Christ.” Goldstein
has been commended for his work
by Cardinal Mercier. President
Roosevelt Samuel Gompers and
other men high in religious civil
and labor circles.
It is his policy to hold an "open
forum” at the close of his lectures.
During this period anyone in the
audience is free to ask the speaker
such questions as he may choose.
' This feature has been the occasion
of some sharp exchanges cn the
merits of Judge Lindsey's scheme
of companionate marriage.
There will be no admission
charge and no collection.
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~4* TORNADOES RAKE MISSOURI AND ARKANSAS T"
Upper picture shows wreckage of homes at Bolivar Mo. where 25 were hurt when twister struck. Prop-
erty loss there may reach $500000. Nine persons were killed when tornado razed the tennent house at
Tiller Ark. shown below. Thirteen were killed at Tiller.
CUBA FIGHTS FLY
HAVANA. April 26.—(/Pf—The de-
partment of agriculture today or-
dered Dr. Sanchez Estrada chief of
the horticultural board to go to
Florida to study the Mediterranean
fly plaene situation and make a
complete report to the government.
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Cameron Courts*
Suits filed in the district courts:
None.
28TH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. W. Cunningham. Judge
No orders.
103RD DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. M. Kent Judge
No final orders.
COUNTY COURT
Hon. John Kleiber Judge
No orders.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Mernardo Balli and Aurora Fal-
con.
Bertram Clement Combe and
Willie Joyce Bennett.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
(Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.)
Cameron County
Juan Arenas et ux to Rev. Abel
R. Saenz et al all north half lot
1 block 106 O. T. Harlingen. $10.
Ethel Kissick et vir to Forrest W.
Runnels lot 4 block 2 Marriott ad-
dition. Harlingen $10.
Burt E. Kinkley to Hinkley Park
association lots 1 to 12. block 79-A;
lots 1 to 12 block 110-A; all Fr.
blocks 73-A. 74-A. 78-A. 111-A.
lying north and west of belt line
right-of-way as now located. Still-
man extension Brownsville $22.-
500.
Frank S. Robertson trustee to S.
A. Robertson et al 16.06 acres on
Padre Island. $10.
S A. Robertson et al to A. R.
Jones part of Padre Island. $10.
S. A. Robertson et al to A. R.
Jones et al 10 06 acres on Padre
Island. S10.
Harlingen Orchards Co. to Val-
ley Prop. Inc. west 5 acres of north
15 acres block 10. Briggs and Cole-
man subdivision survev 49. plat
4-71. $10
C. C Nelson to F J. Welu et ux.
lots 8. 9 10. La Feria Land and Ir-
rigation Co. subdivision plat 2-38.
containing 119.7 acres $1.
R Lee Kempner to Valley De-
velopment Inc. north 10 445 acres.
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block 51. Kempner Citrus Grove
subdivision. $10.
Wm. C. Wood et ux to Lydia
Mitsch. lot 8. block 75. West
Brownsville $10.
Emil Walter et ux to Rosendo C.
Villareal et ux. 1 acre tract out of
share 19. Esp. Santo grant $500.
Lillie J. Cook et al to C. W. Let-
zerich. 2-3 undivided interest 78.8983
acres out of section 18. $1963.27.
Floyd Davis et ux to C. W. Let-
zerich. undivided 2-3 interest 78.8983
acre out of section 18 $1314.97.
Los Ebanos Estate Inc. to Carl
P. Holly lot 32 block 3 Los Eba-
nos addition. Brownsville $2249.39.
James-Dickinson Farm Mortgage
Co. to Bernice E. Holler north 16.12
acres farm block 27. El Jardin sub-
division. si'.are 32 Esp. Santo grant
plat 4-52 $3635.
Lura G. Ford H. Ford to John
Paul 13.1 acres of survey 299. $10.
Port Isabel Co. to Minnie A. Pet-
tibone lot 4 block 39 Port Isabel.
$1000.
Rose Bobo to S. D Packwood.
south half block 280 San Benito Ir-
rigation Co. share 1 Esp. Santo
grant. $10.
H. C. Harding trustee to Delta
Irrigation Farms Co. lot 10. con-
taining 20 acres block 6 Citrus
Gardens subdivision share 27 Esp.
Santo grant plot 8-5 $10.
Valley Development Inc. to O.
D. Brinser block 52. Kempner Cit-
rus Grove subdivision share 12
containing 21.89 acres $12000.
Port Isabel Co. to C. Everson lot
12. block 16. Port Isabel $1300.
C. C. Wentz trustee to George
Vastbinder et ux. block 75. San
Carlos Est.. share 17. Esp. Santo
grant containing 9.63 acres. $15-
889.50.
Valley Prop. Inc. to H. Smith et
ux. west 10 acres block 25 Briggs
and Coleman subdivision survey 49.
plat 4-71. $12000.
E W. Shaw et ux to H. B. Her-
ren. lot 27 block 10 city of La Fe-
ria. $10.
A. E. Whitney to Paul Wenninger
east half block 222. San Benito Ir-
rigation Co. share 1 Esp. Santc
grant. $10.
A F. Parker to Anton Smerchek.
north 15 acre tract 150. Coast Land
Farms subdivision 2. Buena Vista
grant plat 7-63. $2850
A. F Parker to John Lorberter
farm tract 22. Coast Land Farm
subdivision. Buer# Vista grant
plat 8-15. $8200.
Al Parker Securities Co. to Geo.
V. Bohenberger et ux north 20
acres block 71. Collins subdivision.
La Feria grant $8000.
• D. R. McNamara et al to Al Par-
ker Securities Co. all of north 15
acres block 2. Dana subdivision. La
Feria grant. $10.
Luther Keith et ux to John P.
Peschong lots 5 6 block 53 O. T.
Harlingen. $4500.
South Texas Lumber Co. to J. C.
Myrick lot 1. block 4 Finwrood
Heights addition Harlingen. $10.
John C. Myrick et ux to Joe Pe-
ters town lot 1 block 4 Fin wood
Heights addition Harlingen $10.
John C. Myrick et ux to Joe Pe-
ters lot 11 block 36 O. T. Harlin-
gen. $10.
Joe Peters to John C. Myrick
north 30.15 acres farm block 3.
Couch subdivision $10.
Wm. Gellerman et ux to Wm
Krebs. 33.08 acres knowm as lot 6.
survey 22; 38.46 acres as lot 5 40
acres as lot 4 survey 22 Cameron
county. $10.
Joe Peters to John C. Myriek.
north 27 acres farm block 1 Couch
subdivision $10.
Frederick Heise to Valley Prop.
Inc. south 10 acres of north 20
acres block 11. survey 28. Briggs
and Coleman subdivision $10.
Valley Prop. Inc. to C. W. Shafer
et ux west 20 acres block 23 Wilson
tract subdivision survey 25 $20000.
Valley Prop. Inc. to Curt C. Stan- j
ton et ux west 10 bcres of east 20
acres block 23 Wilson tract sub-
division survey 25. $10000.
R. A. Porter to A. M. Harper
26.92 acres block 99. San Benito
Light and Water Co.. $10.
O. M. Harper to Grace Ellen Ed-
wards. 26.92 acres in block 99 San
Benito Light and Water Co. $1.
Grace E. Edwards et vir to S. G. |
Hunnicut 26 92 acres. San Benito1
Light and Water Co. of block 99.
$10.
Mrs. Maggie E. Smith et vir to A.
E. Whitney north 1-2 of north 1-2
block 296 Brown tract containing
10 acres $1750.
R. C. Coats et ux to Charles F.
Albertson. 44 acres out of block 16
San Benito Light and Water Co.
subdivision $10.
Charles Larson et ux to C. H
Schocker. lot 21 block 12 East Ac-
ondale $39.50.
A. F. Parker to Grant W. Hef-
felfinger et al farm tract 133 Coast
Land Farms subdivision 2 Buena
Vista grant plat 7-63 $992.10.
T. R. Sibson to H. L. O'Neil lot
17 and 18 block 20 O. T. Santa
Rosa $250.
Hidalgo County
Edinburg Improvement associa-
tion to M. Chapa Montolve lot 1
block 325 Edinburg $10.
Gulf Coast Securities Co Inc. to'
T. W. Carter 1.19 acres out of lot
5 block 8. Campacuas $10.
Melvin and Ethel Hansen to Paul
M. Berset south 17.23 acres of lot
151. Hoit tract $10.
Morgan Olso to ¥. W. Meen lot 7
Santa Ana subdivision $10.
R. C. Waters to T. W. Carter
fractional part of lot 4 block 81.
Campacuas $10.
A. F. Buchanan to E R. Chand-
ler lot 26 block 1. Enfield estates
$10.
American Co. to Fred Roemi east
10 acres of u^est 20 acres of lot 6
section 266. Tex-Mex. $10.
Frank Rhodes to Milton A
Pearch west half of lot 1 block 43.
Alamo tract $4500.
L. L. Hendrix et al to America
Land Co. east 10 acre of west 20
acre of lot 6 section 266 Tex-Mex.
$10.
The Nick Doffing Co. to Arthur
Ovrom lot 24. containing 7.84 acres
of Nick Doffing subdivision No. 1.
$10.
E M. Goodwin to Harry L. Old-
father. lot 16 block 4 Goodwin
tract No. 1 $10.
The Nick Doffin Co. to E R
Brown lot 22. containing 8 11 acres
of Nick Doffing subdivision No. 1.
$10.
Gulf Coast Securities Co.. Inc. to
T. W. Carter part of lot 4 block
81 Campacuas $10.
F. W. Meen to Charles Saucier
lot 7. Santa Ana subdivision $10.
W. R. Hansen to C. W. Turnbull
south 4 acres of lot 42 Bell Woods
Co. subdivision “C.” $10.
John H. Shary to Mrs. Flora D.!
Foster beginning at southeast cor- |
ner lot 26-8 West addition. $10.
C. S. Poison to J. M. Gatling S.!
15 acres of lot 1 block 9 McColl
$10.
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BRITAIN LAUDS
U. S. PROPOSAL
Disarmament Offer Praised
By Leaders; See Hope
Of Acceptance
LONDON. April 26.——Broad
praise of disarmament proposals by
three leading figures of Great Bri-
tain was befoer the British people
today.
More important even than mere
praise was teh declaration of Prime
Minister Stanley Baldwin in an elec-
tion meeting at Bristol that his maj-
esty’s government favored the same
drastic reduction to every class of
naval vessel that Ambassador Gib-
son himself proposed at Geneva.
“This is and has been throughout
our purpose and desire” the pre-
mier declared "and we wall co-op-
erate cordially with the United
States to secure its general accep-
tance.”
He added that the American sug-
gestions as to the manner in which
disarmament might be accomplished
were equally welcomed with the pro-
posals for disarmament itself but
that the British government must
wait until these suggestions have
been given concrete form before
making answer to them.
Lord Cecil of Chellwood. whose
own vigorous espousal of disarma-
ment led recently to what some con-
sidered a break with other conser-
vative party leaders in a speech a‘»
London referred to Ambassador Gib-
son's proposals as “a tremendously
important offer.” He said he hoped
the British government would ac-
cept it unreservedly and without the
slightest holding back of doubts of [
any kind.
At the ninth annual reunion din-
ner of British official missions to
the United States the marquis of
Reading liberal leader and former
viceroy of Indian ' ented on
the wide vision and humanity of
President Hoover as exemplified in
the disarmament proposals. He de-
clared it was no longer a question
of relations between the United
States and Great Britain but a so-
lution of the armament affecting
the whole world.
TWENTY-FIVE INJURED
IN TRAIN COLLISION
MICHIGAN CITY. Ind.. April 26.
Twenty-five persons were
injured three critically in a colli-
sion between an east-bound Pony
Express bus and a west-bound elec-
tric freight train of the .Chicago.
South Shore and South Bend rail-
road at the Eleventh and Ohio
street Intersection at midnight*
The seriously injured were Ster-
ling Peak Detroit and Jack Ather-
ing Detroit drivers of the bus;
and Clifford Meech. of Chicago
bus passenger. The other 23 vic-
tims were taken to hospitals.
OIL COMPANY MERGER
AT ADVANCED STAGE
NEW YORK. April 26.—(4*)—Wall
street hears that the previously re-
ported negotiations for a merger
of the Standard Oil company of
New York and Vacuum Oil com-
pany have reached an advanced
stage. Officials of the two com-
apnies however declined to com-
ment. Another report is that the
South Penn Oil company might
enter the consolidation.
EAST TEXAS FIRE
DOES 15000 DAMAGE
LUFKIN. Tex.. April 26.—ifl9'—A
cafe rooming house and recrea-
tional club were destroyed yesterday
when the Treadwell estate business
block burned. The loss to the
building was set at $10000 and to
contents at $5000.
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Receive Invitation
To Attend Fifth of
May Celebration
An invitation has been received
by the local chamber of commerce
for its officials to attend the fifth
of May celebration in Matamoros.
The invitation was signed by Ra-
mon Sanchez president of the "La
Junta Patriotica.” the organiza-
tion in charge of the festival.
BOY 14 KILLED BY
LIGHTNING STROKE
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GREENVILLE. Tex.. April 2*.— i
(iP\—Harold Harper 14. was killed
by lightning near Ladonia in an
electrical storm yesterday. Funeral
services were to be held at Bells
Texas his former home today.
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