The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 6

THE GALVESTON DAILY NEWS, FKIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1929. ELEVEN Tho followini irannterj ot rent eitaw were fiK-J fur record In tho office County Clerk George. F. Burgess; J. O.

Zlnn to A. Forman, lots 0 and 7, nurUiuest block outlut 13; $10. Lewis Ernest Brumleu to Ralph Greenwell, lot 122C, Clear Lake JIU, Bayahore Investment Cnmjinny to Thorn- ai H. llallan. lot 13, blouK 28, Clllton-by- thn Bea; J157.

Bayahore, Investment Company to n. B. llaynlr. lota 25 and 2(1, blwk 47, Clllton- Dayahurti Investment Company to Karl MauBhmer. lol 3, block 't.

Cllflon-by-the- Bayshore Company to C. C. Gentcr, lol 18, part of 10, block 40. CUftun-byihe-Sea: 65.23. Bavshoro Investment Company to V.

Hartnstl. lots 21 and 22, 'Jlock H7: lots 7 Hint block. 81, CUfton-by-thO-Sea; "biiyftuire Investment Company to Fay Wuoley. lot 32, half of 33, block 44. CHI- tori-hv-tlir-Bi-n: fSfl.25.

8. W. Bell nnd wUo to Georso Bell, lot 1340 and half ot lot 1341. Clear Lake Sfioreu; 510, etc. Bhearn Moody to Robert A.

Lyons lot and part or lot 2, northwest cuttot 169. C. and anil improvements; Robert A. Lyons Jr. to J.

L. Dantln and vltc. lot nnd part of lot 2, north- well, quarter outlet 1QO, C. and and $0,510. Olty Property Near 17th and substantial two- story, south front, full lot, might need ft little "dolling up" but In orol pood repair, only $5,000, ternin.

Another well built elRhl-roum two-story, Income producer, near 20th and first class order, $3,850. A houiw that will juy for Itself. Pretty sir-room now bunRiitow In neighborhood of nice liomes, next door to briclt bungalow, West End, $4,200, terms. MRS. n.

D. SMITH 013 A. N. I. Bldg.

Phonos FOR SALE $4,500 buys 2 cottages, i lot, near llth and in tfood repair. Cottage to be removed, 3006 MVz. Make us an offer. Two modern bungalows, 5 rooms each. Near 17th and N.

Choice property. Five-room raised cottage, (ja- rage, newly built, near and 21st. A nice home. 51,230 buya 1 lot, cottage, 4309 R. A good buy.

Cor. lot, 3-room cottage, -1127 u. Make us an offer. J. L.

Boddeker Co. Realtors 311 22ND ST. Real Estate for Sale Improred Olty Property Real Estate for Sale Improved Olty Property TTBM FINAL NOTICE On und after October 16th ull mumbl lots In Denver Court will udvuiicu In price as I'rlco Now Alter Oct. 10 Woodrow Avc $1,650.00 $1,850.00 Caducous Ave $1,750.00 $2,000.00 Sherman Ave $1,500.00 $1,650.00 If you are contemplating buying a lot for your home. It will pay you to act quick and take advantage of this saving, as there are only a lew choice lots left.

That protty brick home at 4807 Woodrow Ave. can be bought for a small down payment, or we will trade In your present property. ASK ABOUT OUU KASY IIOMK OWJS'KK OWNERSHIP PLAN. DENVER COURT REALTY COMPANY Field Office--Cuduceus and Slas. Phono 1213-335.

Another Bargain No. 4128 Winnie two-story, 8 rooms, bath and lights, full corner lot. Price terms If desired; white or colored. P. J.

BELLBW, Realtor Guaranty Uldg. I'hono 516. NEW BRIOK'BUNGALOW 2314 45 St Has five rooms, bath, garage, oak floors, tile bath. On terms $6.200 2024 Avc, QVi. 5-room bungalow, frame construction; most modern.

On terms, $4,000 Immediate- possession on cither house. BELL REALTY CORP'N Phono 2030. 713 Amcr. Nut'l Inn. Illdg.

FOR SALE l701 BO'xlSO 1 five rooms. room, bnUi, hot ftnd cold water--In splendid condition. Price $5,250.00. Easy terms arranged. Two-Story--Close to town.

n. e. corner 10th and lull lot. 7 rooms, 2 baths, hardwood floors, steam heat. A bargain at a low price und cBy terms.

Buneolow. 1111 6 rooms, tiled bath, onli floors, open fireplace, full lot, splendid neighborhood; con- venlcnt terms Stmnil Building 3-story brick near 23d, renting for 5125.00 monthly. Can bo bought at a bargain. Schlankey White Realtors I'HONE 107. DUPLEX 1610 Postoffice Full lot, fine hulldlnK, a rooms and-bath wieh niw hot water heatrr.

tsthroomn. mfwgt for 1 Well rented. Price terms. This UP 1 one. You can live In one apartment and Hood Income.

3H lots with fine hrlcji bulldlnK. 1 apartments, en.cn with tiled bftUi. FTJKldalre, harrtwcKjiI floors. KarftRe (or cats. $37,000, terms, take some, trade.

L.C. JOHNSON CO. I218J4 Avo. E. Pliono M73-1A70, 3407 I STUCCO COTTAOK FOK SAI.K AT A DAIIOAIN.

IT WIU. HE IIBAUY FOIl OCCUPANCY THI! KIHST PAHT OF TUB PAHTIES INTERESTED IX A A IIOMK THAT CAN HE I'lIIl- CHASKD ON F. A TERMS SHOULD INVESTIOATE THIS AT AN DATK. PHONE roll INFORMATION. B.

WITTJEN Home Builder-Realtor Phono 23S7. 028-30 Anlco MONEY TO LOAN To Buy, Ilulltl tir Hc.flimnco Homes on Eusy Monthly Piij-nirntfi. BANKERS HOME BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 120 American NnL Inu. nldlf. Gnlvrsfcm, Trx.

FOR SALE Threo good IIOUSOH find full lot. 1623 rentals $.11.00 monthly; price Nlco four-room nnd lot, No. 4317 prlcn $3,000.00. A. J.

HENOK 213 23(1 -St. mil HALF --Trt nn enlalf I nil! Int vrith 5221 N. (nr tt.RMi full lot ivith mmr, 4 1 i Clinrfh, for only I1.AOO. J. AIJIF.ItTH, Itfll Median jr.

FOR BAI.r.-- A tiltr; COttafrn. rooms tnrt rath; pave-l clou In Hoti'n In fif.t\ condition; two thirds ol lot. Nice yard. RIHN! FTVcry ronvrnlt-nie. Phone 403 KOR HAl.K-I'lfnl mi-Minn, rnrner B- Khrlleh RURBI hi.m«, known by lilRh clnnn rrnlilenrft or li iMnMn netrhbnrhood.

for nell- IPB Pon't disturb niirsts. write arias K. I i ftAM'--IlnnKRlow of ronmn. iinoK find bath; i ccn- For nprmtntiTirnt mil 49ft.1.__ 'tli ftAI.K--Nteit 2 a house In first i i uin-llllnn; tuwn on full iM. miutiln Knrnr.n: llvo In l.fttf.

fi-nl uthoi li.ilf; 1'Hoi, It.TOO; i-Bitli. ImiAnre tiO UlC fhiirr.li. Rift KAI.U- My oanlty In ed nelBlil.nrhnoil. I'linne 7B07-W i 4300 Jnnn Lftfi 7-W HT ap- t.tel. MItfl.

OWNRlt at reduced prim -XIUIB, for ouic.k nain, 4111 me porrh, i hath nnd drain board, fireplnrn ami many other features. l.c ftny Plit.na 741D. A I Vjli' lidiiitn 14th nnd LIU a i ninr 31st Ann how fl-ronm 4nth find It on easy Apply N. A lrt.fi,Jllt|i___Pliion«t 9073. A A r.Bniiiii^tucnn )unKnliw of rtoUim rlnnrt nnd nt 1011.

3(Ui I'honA FOR SALE If you want a homo on the Boulevard and property that you can turn Into valuable business property almost any day, let me show the cottage of 5 rooms, bath, and 2 attic roomfl, located at 1014 Boulevard, the price has been cut to sell frht now, hence do not delay. lcaac do not disturb tenant, but iiiK-r through my office to nee thin valuable proposition, as It IB a Boulevard front. Terms 1 0. 0. HERVEY, Realtor-Ins uror 2120 Avo.

C. Phono 895. 711 R. SUBSTANTIAL Ei-room modern a every comfort and conveni- i i i neighborhood. Price, lerniB.

U. F. A FOR l.K-- a end ror colo A 13 1 iURf home In west asy terms. O. CQJ3.

FOR fiAI.K-- Kivr-ruoin all mod- am enienr2H; newly papered and a i ihlnxled ruof attric- shrubbery. 3413 34th. Do not Ajiply A A WHITE. Price right for quick sate. AN "own home on rental payments; Attractive, new 0-nwm tiunjcalow with a a room and rood a east end.

Nothlnc down; monthly I'hono or 027. Unimproved City Property LOTS FOR SALE t. corner 4JW and T. also c. corner 43d and H'-i, 4Bd and A i Ice Imnieillrs 47lh nnd restricted to brick Avi-.

8. betwwn 41lh and iSllt. 47Ui and and nllier rnod All Ihi-Nfi priced C11KAI', wtutll down payments, A. FORMAN, Realtor I'HONE 1030. WANTED TO BUY Four or five-room new frnmfc house In West End.

Must be rsa- flonnblo and not too for out. What have you for cosh? CHAS. H. KELLNEB 217 22nd SU I'liono 771 WANTED TO BUY IIuvo a ciifih client for an imro- strlctrd lot, corner preferred. I'bnno me whut you have.

NAT ROWELL Phnno fii2-10ftH. Mooing, Storing, Etc. a THE WILEY NICHOLS 00. PlRKViWQt! WAKE11OUSB UOVUiQ, CACHING AMU tUUl'l'lfU Attrnctlvo Itatcv fur and Storing Household Goods PHONE J44 Tho Shortest Uuule- lo tUUifacUoo Moon Bros. Transfer, Inc.

Movrn, LOCAL-LONG DISTANCE IIAUIJKQ Curgo Insurance Frelxlit Ill 25TH ST. ncnU PHONE 1837. P. E. HANSON SON CONTRACTORS Filling and Soil at All Times.

1801 Ave. Phone 970 tHE OLD RELIABLE, Fred Warner, furniture an4 piano moving. attention to i crating, shipping and storing; long dlitance liauilng; all responsibilities acrejited. 200fl Pontoflfcn sU Phone 1229 "330. NEW LIFE--NEW VIGOR Are )'ou low In hrnltli nnd rtc.

If eo tahe a wcHdy TiirUli.li llulli. Wr nlto do L'ucwc prmmncnl STAE TURKISH BATHS I.ADIKS OENTI.K.tlBN fill) 1 Trrment tit. I'linne 9127 MRS. L. C.

SHAItKR 10 PERMANENT A SHOP 513 American National Ina. phoi 32C8. With or without appointment; 01 waves arc the equal of any, rexardie of price, and our supplies are gcnuli laboratory products. Lo Mur and spenc methods used. Any style wave; 2,000 natlsfltd customers lait seaion.

are here to itny. DUKSBES In 30 neconda, Ln-Km- Mralt; keeps hair combed any style ae- hair drrietng, at your denier or from JOHN DI8ULCA, acent for Ho-Ho- Oo Products mnktra of Phont 1063. 2702 Church Try other llo-Ho-Co Boapi, perfumen. toilet articles, mrdklnal nropnrntloni nnd houietiDld neceieltiea. They edtlffy evr JAP UEAUTY PARLOtt--112 2th Phoni 931.

Permanent wnvei; Durnrtune. A. O. W. for SS.

For fi limited time only. Mttrcel. .10. Millinery, Dressmaking hemstitch, tun, Be yard; rlcoting. button cgverlnp, sun pleating; call and deliver.

Phone B5S. 2034 E. tlon of ttltrhlni department, snecIallr.lnB In button covering, etc. Under management ot MRS. B.

O'DONNELL, I A a lil grade work at reasonable price. Call lOftO-W. Stenographers i SADLE B. LIPPMANN PUBLIC STKNOGRAI'HER Multtgrnphing, ftlimecsraphlii 2122 Avc. C.

Phono 805. HOUSTON NEWS NOTES LEFT BY ESTRANGED WIFE WHO ENDED LIFE WITH POISON. Special to The News. Houston, Oct. Lc- noro Locke, 26, of GOT East 29th, was found dead at 7:30 o'clock this morning with a nolson bottle near her outstretched hand.

In her other hand was clutched a picture of her husband, who had separated from her about a week URO. A vprdict of Huiclde was returned by Justice Campbell Ovcrstreet. Two notes were left by Mra. Locke, one for her husband and one for her foster mother, Mrs. J.

B. Walker of 603 East 29th. who found the dead girl when she went to Mrs. Locke's home this mornlnp. The letter to her husband follows: 'Dear Silas: It IB now.

3 a. m. and I know that you are not coming. Dear Silas, I tried so hard to brlnp you back and life don't mean anything to me without you, and I am a i this way out of It. But always remember I love you.

Lenore." In the other note Mrs. Locke said: 'Don't blame anyone with my death. "Tell mother I thought of her, but It's no use to try to live," the note continued. "And Ruth (daughter of Mra. Walker) you've been pood to me.

Goodby to all and Just remember It Is for the best." In a statement made today Locke said he separated from his wife about a week ngo. Wednesday night Locke- said he went to his wife's home, supper -with her, took her to the theater and after returning her to her home, left her to go to bin rooming house. Mrs. Locke begged him to return to her, Locke said, and he refused, telling her that he no longer loved her. Locke said it was the second attempt at suicide.

The first attempt was foiled by a relative who knocked the bottle from the woman's hand. COP CONVICTED OF BRIBERY. By Associated Pre(is. Los Angeles, Oct. Washburn, vice Bquad policeman, was convicted of bribery by a Jury in superior court late today.

Wnshbiirn was the first of nine policemen Indicted here for alleged Kraft among bootleggers, to RO on trial. As a result of the case Chief of Police Jnmes E. Davis has been ordered to "clean up" the department or leave. Carpenters, Contractors AYLETT A McMILLION. in true tors specifications repair work: GUARANTEE!) claim carpenter work lo a minute.

Anywhere day or night Small contrnctfl nnd repair work a specialty. BatlBfaction cimrsnUcr! tin Nil work. Mind you. Phone 0832. Pointers, Papcrhangers WALL PAPEH mrnlihed and hung, best prices for cash.

WOHTHEN. Phoni A 0352-M for nonERS the heat chn.ipB.st painter and ape rh anger. Lawyers, Directors OA1.VE6TON, TEX. 308 23D ST MLUSTHOMl CRANFOUD ATTORNEYH AT LAft. FRANK.

S. ANDERSON ATTOHNKY AT LAW 120-20 Amenta ii iMiUunul Iniuranca Bull dim. MARSENK ATTOUNKV AT LAW Market St. I'houo ISIS, GALVESTON'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF RELIABLE LIVE WIEES Antiques TB OI)DB BllOI'l'E ll.t 20th St. I'honi 3C27 Furniture, Hooktd Huts, Pewter.

QlitM Godey Trlnti, Sllhoufttfd, French Kteblogt XoUquei and luld. Auto Livery OWL AUTO SKUVICE 3034 Ave. U. Phont. 371 DAY OH NIGHT Ltok for tho With Owl Auto Painting nnU Strand.

Phone J2Ba. XI rut dm. ftUto pnlntlnR. Knatnrl find iitrqufi work reasonable. W.

UOV McCONNKLL A I A 18th nnt Ave. C. f'honc 700. SiirrlnllTlnc In A llpcondltloninfi. "UIGHT I I I AT 1UQHT Auto Supplies AUTO HU1TLY CO.

ZM nnd (I. I 1 Wa nhl ren Banks NATIONAL DANK. Moil 1'mxreniilve lunklnx InatltuUon. Aaicta Over El(ht UlUlon. Boats K.

V. nOODLUtO UAiUMJC LUPI'UJWi Sft? St. PbWii 1BOO Onilieri, ItumthnutB. Atrnfta, Johnson Out hoard Mdrtnt KnglriM. OuU'ooril Coffee TKXAH COWUUMKKa CO.

N. 2013. Homo of "TFIXCOMO" Coffpft Coffeo lir.ion«rt, onndtn fiplcra. Kta. Contmctora and BnildcrB Fimn n.

HUTI.KU CONTHACTOU A lUIILI Dairy A A 3921 04. Phono DA1HY PHOnuCTS 1'Mteunicd Allllt nnd C'ruit VUlt Our Snnllnry riant. Markets Q. B. UAJtSATl A CO.

i St. 3038-303B FlBll, OYSTEKS, SHIUMP Drmerl Poultry Vecetablu OFFER. THE FLORIST 1810 Ave. U. Fhona 181 ft.

Say It With Flowers-and iay it with ouri-- for all occailoci. Fountains MKDA KOUNT Cor. 21st find Avc. C. lea Cream Sodnn Clg Jewelers Jewiiri nini Ojnomcuui.

Silver SIGHT BPEO1ALIST. Tniit lildi. 23d nnd E. Any Slio Fllaa Devtlopcd MORUlfl-CARTEH PHOTO HUPl'LY UO. 1113Vt Phont T4.T Kodak Flnllihlnt nt Hejulnr loans uriJuu XJ A Lnfini, Old Refinances.

Prompt Service, Low Hies, Confld-ntlnl. Ktpny Monthly or Weekly. loa city Mitn junk jjidn. 412. Mnohiniats 2(503 1010.

MACMINlHTB nrMim founiUri. merino and rfpntTM. oxy acety I enc wilding. Mnttrcss Mnnufncturers 3B02 Plionft 174. wamSown anrt inner Sprmn Mat- rpfDtPH.

moilc nnd rfnnrnlrd. cknncd. Fine furniture And cunli- Opticians KKUGKH OPTICAL OX 317 21a SI. Phone B20 REOISTRHKD OPTOMETRISTS Ej'oi examined Prescriptions Flllea k-nKca duplicated--Frame Repairing FRED WIMHURST JR. CONTHAUTOR Palntlnn, I'upcrhanstng and Decora tine.

PHONES r03 and 3326 Paints and Wall Paper K. DEATS A 2213 P. U. St. Phona 1467.

Pnper. Ptilnts and Qlaji. General Contractorn nnd Bulldern. Hadio IIAUIO -KKVlCJt CO. Uh na.

Phone 387: If cut or, Ftda rjid'Mohawk Radloi. AcronoHr-n and rrpalm. Restaurants AVENUB CAJB 81Q Plione. 1 OPKN DAY AND NtOHT Good Food Prvparod Popular Prlcea Roofing QEOUQE HOOFINU Lie. 2111 Ave.

U. Phone 1ft. Uanufaoturere nnd Dtalen in Hoofini Material. CnntrnrtoT for Bhell. Ornvnl Hoofing.

WlUuU UAJtTKL CO. 2321 F. 1'bons 141. Contractors, nnd Jobbora. 6IICICT MKTAL AND ROOFING Surveyors C.

A. HOLT 2201 Phone 167. Civil (engineer and Surveyor City nnd Ummiy 1'roperty. SKRVIf.E." Tires it. W.

UOWKN nREPcO 1'hone 832. 23d and u. KELLY SPUINOFJELD TIRES A TUBEH i a i n. flpwialty. UMd Uouthl and Bold, JURY GETS CASE OF TWO CHARGED WITH-DRUG SALE Spoclul to The Houston.

Oct. case of J. M. Bartley and H. Y.

Perez, the latter owner of the Crescent Pharmacy and the former a licensed druggist, formerly employed In the pharmacy, went to tho jury today shortly before court was adjourned by Federal Judge W. EeLes. Tho two men are charged with selling paregoric In "excess amounts" to addlcia. Narcotic Inspector Waitc testified that he dressed in old clothes and posed as an addict and purchased paregoric in bottles from two to eight oujices in size on succeastvo days. Two German seamen were convicted and four others, charged jointly, were acquitted of customs and prohibition law violations by a jury which brought in a scaled verdict in federal court this morning-.

The six men were off the steamship Yorch and were accused of attempting to smuggle 125 quarts of liquor and two gallons of wine Into the United States on the night of July 17. Julius Hecht and Ernst Krusc, (he men found guilty, were sentenced to eighty-five days in the Galveston County Jail, and then ordered deported by Immigration officials. The jury received this case yesterday afternoon and after several hours of deliberation returned to the courtroom and declared a verdict could not be reached. Judge Eetes sent the jury back for further deliberation. The four acquitted men were jubilant, hut Hecht was visibly affected by the' verdict.

He wiped tears from his eyes, Kruee remained impassive. LEWIS HONORED AT BANQUET BY HOUSTONIANS ordlng to the Motor League or South rexun, KouU- Beaumont and Now Orleans--Paved to Oranso via Murliet Btrcet roud and old Knaiilsh trail. Detours beyond Luke Charles uro generally good. East bound motorist" ire cautioned to observe reports on tropical lurrlcnnc before proceeding; this route. Shreveport route via Conroe nnd Cleveland.

Improved beyond Trinity River, Central Eait Texas--Good to Htintsvllle. MaillBunvllle und Leonn. Ruush 1-cyoml. North-Northwest Texas--Several Bhort de- with heavy sand In places; balance senerally good. Austin Koute--Good except seven-nine Sun Antonio Koutc--Improved throupli nut to Junction.

Twenty-mile opoed limit tuiinc cnfoiced at several towns along this Valley Koute Hough throuRh jccli and Gollad Balance, fair. Conetal Jloute- -Improved to Frceport nnd West Columbia. Bny City Is reached over Improved UlRhwuy Wharton. Galveston Airline Paved. Although continued dry weather In soi has made dirt ronds duily, their condition otherwise Is reported favorable.

Special to The News. Houston, Oct. than 300 Houstonlana assembled last night to honor Judd Mortimer Lewis, poet and columnist who was tendered a banquet by the Knife and Fork Club. Kriends nnd associates of Mr. Lowla, better known as Uncle Judd, told of the kindness and gentleness that characterizes his relations with all people, "big and little." Miss Julia Idcson who spoke of the literary side of Mr.

Lewis naid that he has been called the Eugene Field of the Southwest because of his love for and understanding; of children. Judge Frank Andrews, a close friend, eatd that during a close friendship of thirty years he had never hgard "Uncle Judd" make an unkind remark about anyone. At the speakers' table were: H. H. Safford, G.

S. Wold. John E. Brown, W. P.

Hobby, Frank Andrews, Mrs. Mortimer Lewis, Judd Mortimer Jjewis, Rev. William States Jacobs, W. O. Hucgins M.

Foster, Miss Julia Idcson, Frank Clemens, Sam Streetman, O. C. Clark C. L. Kcrr and S.

Sterling. When Dr. Jacobs called oh Mr Lewis the poet said he had planned to tell them of his peace mission to Japan last summer but that now all thoughts of speech had left him and he could say little. "Of course, this Is the highest moraent of my life," Mr. Lewis said.

"I am deeply grateful for the honor you have paid me." Then Mr. Lewis looked at the flowers that had been presented to him and Mrs. Lnwis nnd recited one of his poems on "Human Flowers," the kind that pop upon one's lap and smuggle their arms around one's neck. The prolonged applause forced him to recite two more poems. SUSPECTS ARE ARRESTED IN SIX HOLDUPS Special to The News.

Houston, Oct. suspects were questioned and then released by police today in connection with a series of robberies beginning Monday afternoon with a $30,000 diamond robbery and continuing through yesterday, when a sixth robbery wns reported. Charges of" robbery with firearms were filed against John M. Salmon, 35, of 1513 Yale, and Lee Tuggle, 38, of 215 Fox Apartments, In connection with the holdup Monday night of Wilton Williams, 1311 Clay, and Harry Bockelman, No. 7 Helsig Apartments.

T. K. Womack, manager of tho A. P. Store at 2304 Austin was tho sixth victim.

Womack waa arranging a window display in his store at 7 p. in. when a masked bandit entered the place and forced Womack to hnnd over $70 from the store register and his own pockets. "Sorry to have- to do this," the bandit said, according to Womack, "but I must have the money," The bandit backed away from the door, entered a dilapidated sedan and drove away. No arrests have been made in connection with five of the holdups.

TRAFFIC CHAXOKS GO INTO EFFECT IN HOUSTON to The News. Houston. Oct. changes that abolished parking on street, changed the parking time limits and abolished loading zones fxccpt at pitch corner won Into effect this morning. Houston's police department wau enforcing all changes with very, little trouble, according to Police Chief C.

W. McPhall. Tho only recommendation of the traffic committee that was not put to-effort today was the nit oration of the traffic light signals. Some changes In tho Hectrlc machinery must be mado first. Observers from tho second floor of tho, Hlce Hotel paid that congestion on Texas avenue greatly exceeded that on Main street.

Truffle down Main moved speedily and without the Jams that have ulw.ay, annoyed motorists at certain bourn of the day. Thfi now a i regiilf-Jlons will In effect as nn experiment for a thirty-day period. Road Conditions pediU The News. Hoiidton, Oct. light nnd cfatterrd a i a aa during tho pnsL twenty-lour hmiTB, nc- Harris County Legal Records Special to The News.

oUBton. Oct. following li tho legal record for Harris County for day; Filed. DISTRICT COUItT-- Brown II. Brown, divorce; Lester Wile vg.

Mrs. L. J. Wile, divorce; South Texas Lum- Company ve. Brown While, debt: UI- ui Valentine vs.

Johnnie Valentine. Bi- ircc; Nathan A. Drooha vs. Mutual Benefit Health un3 Accident Asioclatlon, suit on contract; Paul Lo Qron va. C.

J. Unlcc. damages; Belle Murray vs. Douglni Murray, divorce; Helen Qulnn vs. Raymond Quinn, divorce and Injunction; Mm.

Inez Blair va. Allen H. Blntr. divorce; B. L.

Rlley va, LUlle Rlley, divorce; Anna Canady va. Bnice T. Cdnatly. divorce; Lena Holder VH. L.

Kohler. divorce: Modestla Sharp ct vlr John AiiBtln rt ai. to try title and drunagee; Una Ellard va. James Sttvcly Ellard, divorce. Transfers of Real Kfttntft.

DEEDS OVER Boylan to Lacy Luther Kins, lot 4, block 4. Meadow- 3k addition: $4,450. will SleflUn to eat W. Pantel. lot 3, block fl.

UerkeJ Second addition; $3.200. Charles W. Bim- mona to II. n. Blmmonn.

lot 13. block 10. Washington Terrace addition; T. D. Hart IB Jr.

to W. T. Carter Lumber and BulIdlnK Company, lot 11, block 29, Eaul- A-tiod addition; $4.032.23. Ed B. Phelpfl Mrs.

Frieda Bcldl. lots 206 and 206, Magnolia addition; $3.300. E. M. Armstrong: to Odle Sampson, feet of Schuller tract on Qultman street; $3,200.

E. W. J. Mlltelatfldl to Karl Mueller and Albert E. Hiidebrandt, 0 acres out of aec- Lion 1, H.

T. B. Ra.ltroad nurvcy; Howard G. Fields Lumber company to thi Alpha Corporation, lot 4. block 1.

Baker jalo addition; $0,020. Howard G. Fleldi Lumber Coiiiiiuiij In tlio Alpha lot 11. block 2, Uakcrdalc addition; S20. Building 1'mnltfl.

PERMITS OVER J2.DOO-- H. O. Fleldi. (1- room brick veneer house nnd Karate, 1QOO McDuf.no, lot block 1, Wllfrar. sedition; 53.105.

H. G. Fields, fi-room brick veneer house and Enrage, 1002 McDuffte, lot block 1, Wllfran addition: 2.70. H. G.

Fields Lumber Company, 6-roorrt brick vc- nccr house and garago. 1C14 McDufflo, lot block wiifran addition: K. G. fj-room brick veneer houne and lio McDuflle, lot 8, block Wllfran addition; 52.87/1. H.

O. Fields. 0- room brick veneer houiie and RiiraRe, JBo2 lot 10, block J. Wllfran addl- llcn; $3,165. J.

H. Outlaw. 5-room brick veneer houne and gnrnqe, 3001 Innbrlln. lot 22. block 35.

WiuhlnRtnn Terrace addition; S2.873. G. Frederick, 6-room and bath frame house and carnse, 5052 Folly, lots 557 and 538, CottaRO Grove Third addition; $2,750. James S. Crate, two-Btory.

10 rooms, 2 balhn, brick veneer house and KAraRC, 2110 Inwood Drlce, lot 12, block 37, Klver, Oaks addition; $11,000. Addl- son McElroy, 8 rooms. 2 baths, brick veneer house and gnrasc. Inwood. lol bloolt 38.

River Oaks addition; L. B. Williams. 5-room nnd bath frame house and Rarane, 3334 Hadley. lot -I.

Monk 3, Prairie Home addition: S2.7KO. B. Bunholtz brick store building, 1100 West Graf. Inti 1 and 2, block 2. McDonald addition; Brcaux and Ruby Porter; Kail Mueller nnc Clnrp.

K. HlMebrnndt; J. D. Doha nnd Kerrybell Brandt; John James-nnd Cynthia Watklns; Gegrge W. Johnston and Corynn A.

HocnlR: Caen Kclley and Geneva Holmes E. V. Prntt nnd Mnrpnrfi Wnrforrl; M. Harrison and L. Myrtle Uorlon; Jonoph E.

Del Barto Jr. and Josephine C. Na varro; Ed I'lltnmn and Magnolia Ivory Clifford Mitchell and Thclma Wright Ivory Tuffley and Mattlo Bell Martin; W. Lawrence and Mania ret McLean; Joe Harris and Bcniicc Copcland: LUE Garcia and Avnngellna Garcia; Ilarian J. Moody nnd Frances Carl Lambert; C.

Dr.we; nnd Wllburn; Sampson Johnson nnd Rosa ijiry; R. E. Jami-s 'nnd Pauline Mitchell: Waddell B. Blair and Beulah Miu. Thompson; Jack Lilly and Ora Pntteraon BIRTH CONTROL DIVORCE DECRIED BY BISHOP BYRNE Bishop Christopher E.

Byrno's views on birth control and divorce nro reported In Monday's issue the New York Times which carries an article Washington where the Galvcston prelate spoke before the dclegatca to the ninth annual convention of the National Council of Catholic Women. An excerpt from tho reporl reads: Artificial limitation of the family was denounced as "the detestable sin" and those who call for a "new God" were rebuked by Bishop Byrne Sn his sermon lit tho pontifical mass for the delegates at the national shrine, of tho Immaculate Conception In the. Catholic University this morning. Force were at work, the Bishop asserted, to "persuade women to sell their motherhood for 'There no denying that these doctrines are corrupting the hearts of Christian women today and the glamour of Gome great secret is no little part of itB power," lie continued. 'Divorce stalks like an ovlctor through tho land.

It cuts tho tio of Christian marriage and drives mothers and children tho home It destroys. "Men's passions have made marriage concuhlnato, polygamous and dissoluble, to the dishonoring and degradation of women In every case. What wonder that divorced men and women play a large part In the theater, the common field of public amunemont and diversion, whan men's laws and men, contravening God's will, make sport of a sacrament In so many courts founded for Juctlce, ns the temple was founded for worship, but now changed, lihfi It, Into a den of thieves, where money Jingles for signed waiver of appearance' and for 'heart and where evidence so vilo in given under oath that it would well bcusts, "TOlifill OF TEXAS" HNTHJIS I'LEA OF GUILTY By Associated I'reiw. Angeles, Oct. Heiith, known lo pollco as "tough girl of Texas," was allowed to plrnrl KiiiHy In superior court hero today to one of three counts of foi-Rory nnil fllo application for probation.

Tho cnme hero from Amarillo. Tex. She forged three- chocks, officers said, but repaid them. Disposition of the other two counts was to ho determined later. NEGKO CUT IN HKA1I.

J. Davis, 33, negro, of 3321 J. was cut on the head by an i unknown lo him while at 33d and early last night, he reported to po lice. IIo was for ti: John Seuly Hospital. Police instl- tutcd search tho assailant.

SIMPLE DRESS FOR GRADUATES TALKED AT MEET Simplification of dress for girl graduates of Ball High School was subject of much discussion of tho first meeting of the BCBBOII of the Bull High School Purent-Tpuch- et- Association yesterday ufternoon. An unusually large attendance was present. The consensus of opinion wim in favor ot caps and gowns of simple wiille frocks of wash Roods instead or the more elaborate drosses which It has been the custom to wear for several years. This custom, according to several of the mothers and teachers, works a hardship on many of the poorer girls. A committee of Mrs.

George Wichlep, Mrs. Porterfleld and Mrs. Ramsey was named by Mrs. Byl- van Dierlng to confer with tho school on the matter as soon an possible. Talks concerning school conditions and duties ot the principal and dean were made by W.

A. James and Mrs. Sue Grljg Bates. According to Mr. James there are 890 desks in the school and more than 1,100 pupils.

Mrs. Sam Schlankey wns appointed chairman oi the scrapbook committee and Mrs. W. N. Fritter and Mrs.

Schlankuy of the hospitality committee. The sum of $15 was donated toward supplies for the medicine chest. Refreshments were served following the rEKMrFTsTcRANTBD INSURANCE COMPANY By Associated PrcBi. Austin, 3--A permit to do business in Texas was issued today by the state board of insurance commissioners to the Union Life Insurance Association of Houston, which will have as its field seventeen Southeast Texas counties. Jackson Stanley of Houston was listed as president of tho Mutual Aid Company.

PLANS FOR ARMISTICE BALL NOV. 11 OUTLINED AT MEETING. Bertram Naschkc was elected commander of Argonne Post No. 20 of the American Legion during a ueotlng lust night, at which plans mado for tho Armistice Day Bait Nov. 11.

Other officers arc Harry J. StrJckhuusen, vice commander; Paul N. Haskell, ro-elected adju- nnt; Henry C. Lockett, re-elected finance officer; Gale Townscnd, assistant adjutant; Rev. M.

S. Cha- lalgnon, re-elected chaplain; Herbert B. Bisbey, re-elected Judge ad- John Knudsen. re-olcctod ilctorlan; Arnold Gray, nt arms. On the new board of directors are Louis M.

Gernsbacher, retiring- I commander; A. W. McCallum; John Oberndorfcr, S. R. McCarthy, Capt.

Robert C. Murphy, James Menz, warrant officer; C. J. Proifer, Z. L.

White, Fred J. Pratall, William Boiler Owen D. Barker, Charles Blakoman. J. W.

Downey, J. A. Stlpllch, W. A. Boren, C.

C. Wash- Ington, MaJ. John H. Jouett, C. A.

Galll, G. J. Baas, Henry M. RobJn, son, James Coombs and J. L.

Becker. The poet announced plans pre- pared to date for the Day ball to be held at tho city auditorium. Including a show entitled "White Wings," and a dance fol- lowing. The legionalres voted a contrlbu- tlon to the Community Chest. They were told that the post was represented at the national convention at Louisville by MaJ.

Jouett, who will make a report at the next meeting. I Around the GIRL IS LOCATED. Ruby Fay Ferris, daughter of Mrs. M. B.

Farrls, who disappeared two months ago, was located with relatives near Houston and is now at home with her mother, Mrs. Farrin said yesterday. Mrs Farrls snld she was grateful to tho newspapers, radio stations, police and friends for assistance In the search. POSTAL BRANCH. The Postal Telegraph Company yesterday opened a branch office In room 201 American National Insurance Annex.

"This office, an up to the minute telegraph office, Is for tho further convenience of the tenants of the two buildings known as the American National Insurance nnd tho Medical Arts Building. All telegrams for or from the tenants will be handled through this office between the hours of 8 a. m. and 6:30 p. except Sundays.

The opening of this branch is in lino with tho many improve- mc-nts in the service, as well as the opening of a largo number of offices throughout the entire system," W. E. Griffltls, manager, said. KLKS DEPUTY. Henry Block of Galveston, district deputy for South Texas of the Benevolent und Protective Order of Elks, has been succeeded in office by Arthur Fisher of Houston.

Fisher's appointment was announced Wednesday night during a dinner given by the Elks' convention committee at Houston. SERVICES AT TEMPLE. Services in celebration of Jewish new year, Rosh Hashonah, will be held at Temple B'nai Israel this evening at 6 o'clock and tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. BIRTH OF BABY. Mr.

and Mrs. N. Nixon of Houston announce the birth of a baby boy born Wednesday. Mrs Nixon is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. W.

J. Holton of Galveston AUTO RECOVERED, An auto stolen from Houston and recovered at 26th' and I by Motorcycle Officer LouiB Knnpp wns delivered to the owner by police yesterday. MEN SOUGHT HERE. A reward of $100 for the arrest of two mon and recovery of the auto in which they loft Texas City for Galveston yesterday, haa been offered by the chief of police of that city to local police. The Texas City chief did not atate on what charges the men arc wanted.

He said one has a slater residing here. CHURCH VESTRY BOARD IS ORGANIZED Vestry board for the new Grace Episcopal Church parish was orga- nteed at a meeting held yesterday afternoon. Vestrymen elected were Edwla Goudne. John Harrison Vic- tor W. Loifort, Wallacn Woolford.

L. Rohm, Matthew Harrison, Ed Ketchum, E. Jones and John Harrison Sr. Rev. G.

C. Montgomery appointed Mr. Woolford senior warden and Mr. Harrison Jr. junior warden.

Mr. Jones was elected secretary and Mr. Harrison senior treasurer. The Grace Church was elevated from a mission to a parish Tuesday afternoon. FREEPORT LIONS PROMISE TO AID IN ROAD ACTION Co-operation with members of tho Galveston Lions in efforts to action on the proposed Galves- ton-Freoport road by Frecport Lions, wns promised by FJ.

C. King 1 com-' mttteeman from tho latter city, In upeaklnR; before the local club hero yesterday. Hi'. King" said Ills committee is prepared to dtacuuE the project whenever the Galvcston club ready and added ia anxlr ous to begin planning: the road im-." mediately. W.

G. Amundsen, club president, assured King a mittec will be named, and a con: ferenco arranged. Mr. Amundsen. 1 and Henry W.

Flagg, club tary, emphasized the value of Inp: the road connecting theae The Frecport Lion was accom- pnnied by three, other men for the project They were- F. H. Brown, L. Mima and J. Rogers.

During the business session the" club was notified of a request for' contribution by the Community Chest and referred It to the board. of directors. Ladles' night will bo observed Oct. 24. On the entertainment program, which waa provided by I.

Freed a broadcast over KFUL, were Louis Quoyeser, local entertainer, who sang, accompanied by Jack Jirooka. KFUL artist. Tho club was introduced to K. ify- Schoppo, formerly of Ardmore, a new member. FRIDAY, OCT.

4. (Dy the Associated Press.) Programs In central standard tlmo. All tlmo la p. m. unless oLhorwliu Indicated.

Chain WABO, New Yorlt--0, Henry nnd Georce (.10 minutes). 7, In Russian Village. 7:30, Penmen. H. Blorr Hour of of Mary and Bob, 9, Itadlo'a court of Appeals, 0:30, Jesse Crawford.

10, ninmonri Entertainers, Orchestra and Vocul. 10:30, Orchestra, WEAK. New York--0, EInrnol Question; alia KSD; Broadway Ughl nnd Tnlk. 7, and Cavaliers; GeorRfl Oroen, XylophonlBl, 8, Evening In Purls, Nlfilit Life In a Cute. 8:30, GUit and Louie, l), Stan: of Melody.

Mystery House, Dramatic Bkctch. in. Hotel Dance Orchestra. 11. Charles Strickland's Hotel Pancfl Orchestra (1 hour).

WJZ, New York--B, The Hatters' Orchestra. (Jlrciio Stories. 7, Vo- cnl and Orchestra. Snlnn Singore. 8, Jones and Hare A I Memories A I 0.

Qufthcrs, Vncal and Orchemra (WOAI1. Chorus and Orchestra (WOAI). 10. Amos A (from 1VMAQ). 10:13, Slumber Muilc (45 minures).

ulji--0, WABC (30 nUnn T. Bftmo nn WADC 3 WJZ (1C mlnutea), 8:30. Penny A DorJ Rniiloet, 9:30. Snmo WJZ (15 mln- utea). 10:16, Tony's Scrap Book.

10:30, Ortm, Ford A Glenn. 11, Dance; Sweet anti Low Down. 12. All NlBht Party (4 hours), WOO. Davenport--7, Sama an IV, hcuro).

10. Same aa WBAF. KMOX. tt. iitefi); Feature.

U.M..- hours). 10, Same aa WEAF. WAP1, Birmingham--7. Same, as Vf33l (30 mlnutps). 7:30, Auburn.

Hour. KRLD. Dallas- 8, Hour From WARC, 10, Orchestra ProKram WFAA, Dallaa-- 7. WEAP ProKram. Piimo us WJZ.

Musical Program. A Fort Worth--D. Hour From WJ5V 10. Feature ProRram. 10:30.

Will Fodler, Orannlst. 11. Theater Bntertalncra Hour. KTIIS, Ho'. Springs---7.

Esposlto's Or- cneHtrn; Studio. 0. Orchestra (30 mtmitea); WJZ (30 Studio Program (l hour). WHAfl. Louisville--n.

Concert (3d mtn- i i WJZ Prngrnm. 7, Studio Concert. S. Half Hour from WJZ. 8:30.

Concert 30 i WJZ Hour. 10, News; HtimlnK. WSM. Knshville--fl, Orcliestra; Hiillettns, 6:30, WJK (30 a i Ertudlo. 7:30.

CrnlR's Orchestra. WJZ PrORrnmij (2 hours). 10, The. Hhlcld Men. KFUL.

n. Popular Recordings. ia noon, Weather Forccant. p. Popular Recordings.

p. Chat with thi- Weather Min. p. Happy Roy Thomas. 1 p.

Timo Service. 6 p. Bnacball Scores; laarkets and Unllctlnd. p. Popular Ko- cordlnRK.

(1:30 p. NewacustliiK. flMS p. Itrn. Charles A.

Nnih, Merto- Pnprano. 7 p. Hour, a p. Tim KVW. Clikai-o-- (1.

For niilldren; Orchestra. 6:30, WJZ nnd A (3-i hams). 10:15. News: Dance Variety hours). Fornirr's Fanner (1.1 minutes).

Unnce; Minn ft Herman; Gossip. 12. DX Air Vaudeville. WQN-WLiu. Chicago- 0, Undo Quln; Panco Music.

0:.10, Floorwalker and' hawka. 8, Feature: Oliomatici. 0. Tho Mixers; Featurn. 10, fit urea; Dance (3 WI.H, Chlciik-o-- Orchestra and Features.

7:30. Orchcitra; I'lnnlst. Htrlnn Olo nnd Kny. 0. OrclieMra; Mu- nlcnl Feature.

10:30, WLa Showhoat (1 IK, n-30. Hporls cram. 7:30. WAHC Proirams hours). 10.

Amo5-Amly; Inn A Hylvla. i Miulc.il Potpourri. 11, Uanco Music (3 hours). i i a i A Sumo WJ7. (14 3:30, Dr, (la i i f.

1 1 A change in time Beginning tonight the Armour Hour will be broadcast a a Note the new time below and be sure to hear the grand program tonight. ARMOUR HOUR KPRO li'J 1.