The Brownsville Herald from Brownsville, Texas • Page 3

WEDNESDAY, 15, 1983 THE BROWNSYILLE HERALD PAGE B. P. MEETS COURTHOUSE Airport and Federals To Clash Friday Night following the services, at which Rev. E. A.

Hunter, pastor of the First Methodist church of McAl- 'len, officiated, A resident of Pharr for the past several years, Mrs. Sharp came to the Valley from Amarillo, Texas. Surviving are three sons, J. 0. ot McAllen, P.

C. Pharr and J. M. of Bio Grande City; and three daughters, Mrs. Wallace of Edinburg, Mrs, E.

M. Graham of Edinburg and Mrs. E. M. Brown of Pharr.

PLAYGROUND BASEBALL Wednesday--Courthouse vs, B. Rotary vs. V.F.W. Friday--Athletic Club vs. Legion, Federals vs.

Airport. There will bo some real fireworks in the Brownsville Playground Baseball league before the week la over. Two undefeated clubs, the Courthouse and Bee- pees, will get together Wednesday night. Friday night another pair of undefeated clubs, the Airport and Federals, will clash, Tho Becpecs already have a pair of victories under their belts and aro counting on finishing high the standings. The Courthouse nine got off to a good start and a very ambitious aggregation, (especially slnco Marlon Knight purchased his new golf knickers).

Tho second contest Wednesday wight will bring the Rotarlansi and Veterans of Foreign Wars together. The Vets won their only stftvt of the season so far. The Rotnrlans, expected to be a strong contender, have lost two straight They aro capable of better ball ana anay give the Veterans all they arc looking for. The Friday schedule Is topped the Airport-Fcileral contest, other game of the night will bring the Athletic club and the Legionnaires together. The Athletics have broken oven in two starts, while the Legionnaires dropped tholr only contest, Mrs.

Sharp Dies (Special to The Herald! McALLEN, Feb. IS. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon from Martin-Nelson Chapel for Mrs. J. O.

Sharp, 73, Prmrr resident, who died at her home in Phfirr Monday atternpon, Interment was inRoselawn Cemetery here Negro Bound Over John L. Caldwell, Harlingen ne- gro, was bound over to the federal grand jury in $250 bond here Tuesday when given an examining trial before S. Commissioner K. Goodrich on charges of possessing liquor. He was brought here following a raid on his home at Harllngen, The raiding officers testified that they found a quantity of mescal in the home.

Caldwell said on cross-examination that he thought the liquor was corn whiskey. FIRST PICTURES ON SACRIFICE MURDER LEGAL ADERVTISEMENT In tho County Court of Cameron County, Texas Guardianship of Mary Helen George and C. George, minors, No, 805. To all persons Interested in the above minors or their estates: You are notified that I have, on this the 10th day of February, A. 1933, filed with the judge of the County Court of Cameron county an application for authority to make to La Joya Oil Gas Company, a corporation, as lessee, an oil and 01 gas lease on that certain land belonging to such minors, described as 146.08 acres of land in Porcion No 41, being Share 13 as set apart to Mrs.

Lula George, Mary Helen George and J. C. George, in a certain partition in the 103rd District court, being Cause No. 10,891 styled Seabury, et al vs. John Gregg, et al, and that such application will be heard in the County Court room In the courthouse of said county on the 21st day of February, A.

D. 1933. Mrs. Sawiiie George Guardian of Mary Helen George and J. C.

George, minors. (2-13--It--45215 THIS CURIOUS WORLD IT IS ESTIMATED THAT THE RECEIVES 1 ONLV TWO-MILLIONTH OF THE. SUM'S HORSEBACK WHICH DEVELOPS A SENSE OF FEEL AND BALANCE, TENDS TO BETTER AIRPLANE VPILOTS THAN AUTO DRIVIN6 CODFISH AKE FISH SCISSORS, KNIVES, FINGER RINGS', POTATO PEELINGS, PIECES OF CLOTHING, RUBBER DOLLS' AND CORN COS HAVE BEEN TAKEN FROM THEIR STOMACH" 2-H- SIDE GLANCES George Clark Here are the first picture of the principals and the scene of the "sacrificial" murder of Mrs. Lucincla Mills, 72, who was strangled to death with chains, by members of her own family in a dingy cabin eight miles from Inez, as the culmination, of a weird ceremonial which included five days of fasting, dancing and wild religious exhortations of he cult known as the "Unknown Tongues." The cult members, seven of whom are held in jail for the murder, are members of the victim's amily. It is believed 'the aged woman was killed when she sought to prevent the sacrifice of six girls, also members of the family, who had een selected by the cult leader as virginal victims.

John H. Mills, 36, hiif. been charged with the murder of his mother. (Upper right): Mrs. Lucinda Mills, 72, the victim, as she appeared in her coffin.

(Upper ielt): The Mills cabin in southeastern Kentucky where the religious ri tes ended in sacrificial death. The cabin is near the village of Tomahawk, 15 miles from a railroad. (Lower right): Pour of the six girls had been selected by the cult as sacrifices. (Lower left): John H. Mills, 3B, son of the victim, held as her murderer, as he appeared chain ed in his jail cell.

UNDER SUSPICION Donald Cook, Mae Clarke and Clarence Wilson discuss the Penguin mytcry in "The Penguin Pool Murder," RKO-Raclio comedy-thriller featuring Edna May Oliver and James Gleason. Showing Thursday Nile) only at the Capitol, Brownsville. Spanish War Vets To Meet Thursday Veterans of the Spanish-Ainer lean war will meet in the Veterans of Foreign Wars' hall Thursday night, February 16, at 8 o'clock, it was announced Wednesday. Inspection of quarters will made. LEGAL ADERVTISEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT "I got an Idea, Mr.

Suhultz! You make me a suit, and I'll write you a poem." The State of Texas ounty of Cameron Notice is hereby given that by an order of sale issued out and by the Clerk of, the Honorable District Court of Cameron County, 103rd Judicial Dis- rict of Texas, on February 6, 1933, on a judgment rendered in said ourt on November 7. 1932, in cause 10500, styled Hous- Building Loan Association Jas. A. Browne, ot al, in favor of Houston Building Loan As- joclntloii, a private Texas corporation, plaintiff, and against the defendants Jas. A.

Browne, also called and being James A. Browne, and wife. Eugenie Browne, A. Wayne Wood, C. L.

Jessup, C. P. Earrcda, Marie C. Browne, a feme sole, Southland Life Insurance Company, a corporation, Security State Bank of San Juan, Texas, a banking corporation, The First National Bank of Brownsville, Texas, a banking corporation, Angus Raphael, Myron Turfitt a.nu Desel-Boettcher Company, a corporation, and each of them, fort- closing plaintiff's lien on property hereinafter described, and placed lit' my hands for execution, W. F.

Brown, Sheriff Cameron County, Texas, did oil the 6th day oi February, 1933, at ten o'clock, a. seize and levy upon thi following described property situate in the city of Brownsville, Cameron county, Texas, to-wit; Lake Front Boulevard Lot number 5, of West Brownsville, an addition to the city of Brownsville, in Cameron County, Texa.b, being located in Ebony Avenue accordance with the map and plat, 1 said addition recorded in Vol. page 18, of the Map Records or Cameron County, Texas, referencu to which is here made for a full description thereof, being the identical property secured by a certain deed of trust dated January 15, 1826, recorded in Vol. or. pages the Deed 01 Trust Records of Cameron County, Texas, whereby Jas.

A. Browne anu wife, Eugenie Browne, conveyed such property to Raymond 1-. Elleclge, Trustee Tor the benefit of said Houston Building Loan Association. And on the first Tuesday in March, 1933, same being the octh day of said month, between the hours of ten o'clock, a. anu tour o'clock, p.

on said day at the court house door of said county in the city of Brownsville, Texas, I will offer for sale and sell at public auction for cash the POPULAR MALE STAR Clark Gable appearing in "No Man of Her Own" Friday at the Rivoli Theatre, San Bcnito. Thursday and LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT above described property, and all the right, title and interest of the above-named defendants to the above-mentioned suit, and each of them, in and to said property. Witness my hand at Brownsville, Texas, this 6th day of February, 1 1933. W. P.

BROWN, Sherlli of Cameron County, By J. R. Snoeberger, icputj. 2-3-15-22-31--4517 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received by the County Auditor for the following materials until March 4th, 1933: WIRE ROPE (Old Oil Well Cable! Used wire cable, sizes one (1; inch to one-half (Vi) inch diameter--smaller sizes to predominate with not over twenty-five I percent over three-fourth CM inch size. Cable, must be serviceable, well greased and must not break when unrolled; should preferably be on spools for handling.

No lengths under one hundred (100) feet and rot over fifty percent under one thousand; foot length. Quantity needed--Approximately 60 tons. CLAMPS FOR CABLE Iron Clamps for Cable, corresponding in sines to cable, May Ix- furnished as needed. Quantity needed--Approximately 1000 clamps of all sizes. WIRE No.

8 (or No. 9) Black Annealed Wire in rolls. May be furnished as needed. Quantity needed-- Approximately 700 rolls. Quantity needed-- Approximately 10 bundles common Baling Wire.

Said proposals will be opened Monday, March 6th, 1933. Tha right is reserved to reject any or all bids. O'BRYAN, County Auditor. 2-15-12t--4528 Announcements Dependable Prompt Phone SSI Brownsville Title Company Opposite Court House Brownsville Abstracts of Title Title Insurance Complete abstracts of title to all lands in Cameron County, Texas Lost and Found LOST Between Flcasanton and Alice night of Jan. 6th, leather brief case with zipper fastner.

Contents of no value to any one except owner. Liberal reward tor return to Shippers Equipment Box 907, Harllngen, Tex. J2y IF PERSON tailing: la-clics brown purse containing white gold run glasses in blue case at Mercedes gym Monday will return glasses, Box 293, Weslaco, no complaint will be made. J50 8 Travel Opportunities PI.AZA HOTEL Traveler's Bureau. Those ing to travel or room for little money phone 480.

191 Automotive Autos for Sale TRADE IN YOUR OLD CAR Marquctte coupe, now paint, good mechanical condition, good tires, 1933 license, duty paid in Mexico, only 17,600 miles, $350, Ford town sedan, A-l mechanical condition, new duco paint, G-ply tires, 1933 license paid, was family car, $325. Chevorlet coach, brand new 5.25x18 Goodrich casings, free wheeling, extension trunk, new dueo paint dark blue, body and upholstering in perfect condition, $350. Dodge senior sedan, new black duco paint, good tires, good mechanical condition, low mileage, looks like new, $350. Stevenson Motor Inc. Fifth Elizabeth Telephone 1111 Brownsville, Texas 11 Wanted Autos WANTED to buy a light truck 01 car that could be used as a truck.

Must be serviceable and cheap. Write Box 48 Herald. J48 Business Services 22 Beauty Shops SPECIAL OFFER for three weeks --Mary Pat Beauty Shop, $8.50 permanents S6.50, and $6.50 permanents $5.00. To first ten persons an extra reduction. 28 Moving, Trucks, Storage AUSTIN TRANSFER 800 Washington, Moving and crating.

Phone 421 U6B MASON TRANSFER CO. Contractors for Missouri Pacific Pick up and delivery service Hauling of All Kinds 1105 ADAMS ST. PHONE 139 Packing of All Kinds Employment Business Services 34 Insurance WOOD and DODD INSURANCE SURETY BONDS riioncs 100 101 Brownsville Sptvcy Kowalskl Buildlnf Livestock 49 Horses Cattle FOR SALE--25 head heavy work mules at $25.00 each; also fat hogs at 3 Vie a pound. Progreso Haciendas Company, Progrcso, Texas. J41 50 Poultry Supplies BRED baby ehlclis; $0.00 per 100; custom hatching; 2c per egg; open Sundays.

Cameron County Chlckcries, La Feria, Texas. Ill Financial 42 Auto Loans AUTO LOANS Quick Service Low Kates Refinance or Direct Loans AUTO LOAN CO. Arcade ttoom 1C41 Leve- St. BROWNSVILLE 45 Miscellaneous LISTED AND UNLISTED Securities your own selection may be purchased on our easy payment plan. NATIONAL BROKERAGE CO.

710 Esperson Preston 8308 Houston, Texas 36 Hip. Wanted Female SEVERAL GIRLS at once, over 20, Spanish and English speaking, for advertising work. Could use several girls living in Matamoros. Apply California Tailor, Capitol Theatre Levee Street. Business Services I A BONDS W.

B. CLINT Phone Merchandise I 58 Feed Fuel GOOD CANE HAY for sale cheap. 1210 W. St. Charles.

Phone 812-J 1 J1S 59 Machinery Equipment VALLEY MACHINE MFG. CO. Manufacturers of Coulter Duplex Air Cleaner Prepared to do General Machine Work Disc Grinding- Blacksmllhin? Welding PHIL R. MOVE, Foreman For sixteen years in the Valley as mechanic, engineer and lathe- worker. Our prices In harmony with present conditions Parcdcs Line Road Phone 220 Merchandise 30 Seeds, Plants, Flowci-B FINK BUDDED Rose bushes 51.50 doiicn; many varieties; shrubs; landscape your property now at 1033 prices.

Floral designs for all occiusions. Los Ebanos Greenhouse, Telephone 3588. J35 61 Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED TO BUY--A sood salt water rod and reel. Send description and lowest cash price to Box J33, Herald. J33 WANTED GOOD fresh cow; Jersey preferred--Mrs.

Nathan Mooreland Terrace Dairy. J46 Rentals 63 Apartments TWO OH THREE-KOOM furnished apartment. Phone 578, 422 Levee. C07 UNFURNISHED DUPLEX apartment; garage; nice yard, all conveniences. $16.50 with water.

11U W. Elizabeth, phone 1013 or 818 J. 183 65 Houses LOS story lionic furnished or unfurnished; completely equipped; double garage; 1m- mcdlntc possession. 'Phone C. Bngan.

J47 66 Business Property FU 1VIANCHU--Tlie Card of Fate--Where Arc We? STORK OK OFFICE room 16x18 all or part of same. Good location. Reasonable rent, Bishop's Print Shop. J4fl SAX KOIUVKKR UaiuaanoiBpniBatBrai 11 (0 Bm Eohmor and The Ball BraJlettt. fas.

I staggered to my feet, ly. "We've boon drugged! "You sit down," came pushed me back into my go to sleep." my head spinning sluggish" I screamed. Zarmi's husky voice as she 'seat, "You very tired you Roughly I struggled free. "We've get out of I said. But he did not.answer.

He had fallen asleep. I tried to make a step foiwaid My legs felt so heavy. I was so tned I pitched face forward and Crashed against the floor. When next I it was to the sound of my name. Dr.

Petrie!" broke in through the curtain of unconsciousness. I felt 'cold and wet. I opened my eyes--and the world seemed to be swimming. A hand grasped my roughly. I looked up to see Sir Baldwin standing over me and happily.

"Brace up Petrie--and thank heaven you are he exclaimed; "Where are we?" I asked, my head throbbing..