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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-16
Riley HOSPITAL FULL

Administrator Reports Waiting List
of 100 State Children.
Riley Hospital has waiting list OF
more than 100 Indiana children for
several months, Robert e. Neff, Id.
; ministrator, reported today
: Nef told the joint operating COM
mittee at the University Club that
the hospital is caring for 156 pa
tients, the capacity,
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CALLS YOUNG ORATORS
Every High School Pupil Urged to
Enter Lincoln Contest.

LIVcI LIHCOIH NUHVcoI'
Every high school boy and girl in
central Indiana has been invited by
Mrs. Curtis A. Hodges, school chair
man of Central Indiana, to enter
the Lincoln oratorical contest.
Winners of individual schools are
to be selected this month.
Orations will be limited to ten
minutes. School winners will be
entered in. county contests and
county winners in a Statewide con-
test to be held in Indianapolis
Prizes for winners include trip to
Washington for the State champion
( The event is fostered by the In
diana Lincoln Union.
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Help Wanted Female

care for two boys. 5
end z; near school and church; in sub
urban Indianapolis. Must be an ideal
location and American neighborhood
Prefer widow 40 to so years old who
would mother the children and is in need
Of money. Give full details in first letter.
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Death Notices

ARMER, NELLIE-Beloved wife of Charles
Armer, mother of Mrs. Mary Daniel sis
ter of Thomas. William G.. Theodore B..
tor. passed away Wednesday. Feb. is.
Friends may view remains at Shirley
Bros. West Side Funeral Home, POOP 4
W. Michigan st. Funeral Thursday. Feb.
16 7 p. m. Friends invited. Burial
Madison. Ind.
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Houses for Sale

500 CASH. PAY LIKE RENT.
FOR WHITE OR COLORED.
McDougal St, 1882; few doors east Of
Shelby St. car line; 4 rooms, electric
lights, composition roof cement porch,
full lot. large shed, good we'll. vacant
balance $40 monthly. Look at this prop
erty quick and you will buy it. LAW
RENEE J. SEXTON, Realtor. Main Ol51.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

HOUSE cleaningP Your surplus clothing
furniture. magazines. papers will help
US to help others. Salvation Army Indus
trial Home. Phone for wagon. Riley 6622
f27 w Gnnrpia
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525 S. HARDING ST

Large storeroom and four liying-rooms
Price So 500 easy payments. or viii rent
Tor S35 per month. THE G. w. HENRY
CO.. Realtors. 429 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1864
$50 CASH, $40 MONTH.
Large tWo-room cottage on rear of lot
ON Haugh St.: electric lights good well: a
splendid bargain. r. F. HOWELL 1856
N. Delawsre St. Room l02 Ii. 1884.
BROADWAY. l207-5-aDt. hse.; all rented:
no reas. offer refused. Box 9 GAS. Times.
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Real Estate for Exchange

FOUR-And nine-room cottages: trade for
suburban or vacant lots. These are Pood
rentals or for nome; near w. Mich. car
line. 7 H. McTARSNEY. 1908 w. Michi-
gan. BE. $500. Evenings Be. 1852.
WANT Chevrolet or Ford truck as down
payment on four-room suburban: garage;
tract 80x584 Price S2,750 Main 0792
MR.. NEUkOM. Evenings. Wash. 4900-M.
DUPONT. IND-4O acres. good house, barn,
fruit. 1867 w. 3lst. Ia. 255l
MUST-.Dispose OF new brick veneer; take
small house. II clear. as part. Ri. 208l
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ENGLISH AVE. 960-Nice, clean front I'm.
Private entrance No other roomers.
EWING, N. i028-Room to rent; children
ard elderly people to board and care for
NEW JERSEY, N. 2229-Sharc attractive
" furnished rm., with congenial girl.
NORTH-Modern homo for young people.
with widow. Ia. 04el
OXFORD. N. 540-Warm rni.. conn. bath;
men; priv: breakfast; gar. On. 1856.
A REAL HOME-l or 2 cougenial girls;
EAST: meals optional. Try. 3671.
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Farms for Sale

FINE TRUCK and chicken farm contain.
ing 81 acres. good flve-room house anC
barn on state Rd. as. four miles west oil
Greensburg. P, o. BX. 81. Greensburg. Ind
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Transportation

YELLOWAY SYSTEM, INC.
st. Louis. So. HOO A. N. 1900 P NJ.
Chicago. SO. $50, 1870 M. 1890 P. NJ.
Dayton $500. Pittsburgh $500
500 p. M. 7:30 A. NJ.
Denver 4 $500 Los Angeles $4,000
Dennison Hotel. Riley 2273 Ii 4382
English Hotel. Riley 1878
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Storage and Transfer
OTTO j. SUES,

OTTO j. SUESZ
Packing hauling storage. Low rates on
California shipments. Overland hauling,
Special rates on return loads Main 23oJ
Rilev 1928 CHI 4579-06o9-W.
TRANSFER-Coal. feed gen. hauling. o2l
e. Gath. w. f. Rodocker. Wa. 4433.
MOVING-Local or overland Best price
Work guaranteed. Phone Be. 1855.
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Miscellaneous for Sale
YOUR Credit Is Good

You can phone in your want ads and
have them charged. This courtesy is ex-
tended to anyone who has no past due
accounts on our books. Avail yourself
Of this opportunity. A courteous girl VIII
help you write your ad. Call Main $500
Want Ad Dept.
BALLOON TIRES-Five 29x4.40; ill stove:
base burner. 20l4 Ashland.
ROYAL TYPEWRTTER-Used one weeG;
bargain; 32l N Chester, IT. 0358.
$45 SIMMONS DAY BED. $14-Oak buffet
So: refrigerator. top icer. Sc; -, walnut
bedroom suite, used twg~ months. sac.
COMPLETE STORE FIXTURES-An or
part 1889 English Ave. DR.. 1871.
COOD-Furniture: 5 rooms; all or part;
no dealers. 2118 S. New Jersey.
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Situations Wanted Female
Business Announcements

FRUIT TREES-And grape vine trimming
and spraying. John Dietz. Wa. 5129.
PAPER-Hanging 10c up single roll plas-
ter patching; samples shown. Be 3505.
RUG. axI2. THOROUGHLY CLEANED. q
Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 1852.
HENDRIX DINKLA-Contractin painter;
free est; comp ms. Est. 1902. Oh. 2682-W.
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PAPER HANGER - Have new 4-room
bungalow located near Washington St
end Lynhurst DR.. Want this pspercd for
Gown payment OH same. Balance S25 pei
month. Call or see Mr.. Smith, 523 Lemckc
Bldg Lii 1912
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FT7RNTTTTRE WANTED

We will paw the best price. Oh. 3632.
HIGHEST PRICFS-For used furniture
in private homes or flats. Ii. $685. HOL-
LAND FURNITURE COMPANY.
10 BUY FURNITURE-Of all kinds. VIII
pay cash. No dealers. Call Riley 2112.
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Instructions
Help Wanted Male

CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE. Our grad
yates pass State examinations easily
400 ODD Fellow Bldg Ma $40 ana $500
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ADAMS. 236l-5-room double; semi-mod. /;
garage; nesr school. Oh. 2947-M.
APPRECIATE ST, l845-4-room semi-mod-
ern double $40 Drexel 1900
CENTRAL. 1858 rms. mod; gar; ideal
for tearoom, art shop. millinery. beauty
parlor. etc; live above; $50. HUI 5463.
CUSHING, 2363-Colored: double, large
rooms. new garage; cleo: $1l. Be. 2234.
EASTERN, 238-6-room double water pd (;
SIS. Key next door. DR.. 4583-M.
EMPIRE ST.-Three-room house, electric
ity; rear BIS r. South: cheap rent.
GRACELAND. 42l9-4 large rooms: bath;
garage: thoroughly modern. DR.. i472-W.
GRAY. N. 834-1a modern double; rms. /;
$751; water paid: garage. wa. 2604-R 2.
LEEDS, 240--Double, rooms; gas, cleo,
water paid; garage; SIC. Be- 2284.
NEW JERSEY. N, 1633-Six-room double;
garage; S35. He. 4l32.
NOBLE. s.. 9l0-Dandy 5-rm. upper; gar;
water. heat. furnished; $3.50. Au. 1884.
NORDYKE. l244-Doublc rooms, garage.
gas. cleo. good condition. $l7.5O. Be. 2284.
NORTH SIDE-6-room modern double
built-in features: only S35. Ha. 1864
OAKLAND, 2101-7-rm. mod; new furn.
ger; water pd.: rent reduced. He. 50z2
PARK, 1409-Walking distance: 5-rm. du-
plex: city heat. water furn.; $50. He. $685.
PINE. 236 M rooms, semi-mod; inside
toilet: garage; SIS. Ii. 4141.
RITTER, S.. 372-4 rooms: water paid Sl8.
st; Peter; s., 1914; rms; garage; water
]. W. FRIDAY.
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Situations Wanted Male


SLIGHTLY crippled mechanic and cleo
trician wants bench work or any KIND
of Job that doesn't require standing.
Box Q $40 Times.
CHAUFFEUR-Or houseman; experienced
man; dish washing. Ir. 1914.
COLORED BOY-Work in private family or
as porter. Ford truck driving Ia, 2903.
Situations Wanted Female
EXP. FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS - Work
to take home. He. 3645.
HALLIDAY WORK-By week; exp. woman.
Hours 81. Ref. He. 2573.
PART Bookkeeping; exp. in B. and
L. work. Lii 4806.
EXP. FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS = Work
to take home. He. 3645.
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES-TO LAUD-
DER. MRS. J. LUTz. MA. 0l50.
DAY-Work. washings to bring home; ex-
perienced woman. Irv. 4326.
EXP WOMAN-Part day work by week.,
general homework. DR.. 0749.
GENERAL-Housework or laundry work;
experienced woman. Oh. 454l-M
LAUNDRY TO BRING HOME.
BE. 3el2-M.
FXPERIENCED-Gir wants general house.
work. half days. Ri 1918.
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Reel Estate Wanted

CASH For farm or city property. Write
or call r. c. POLAND AUCTION CO, Sl9
Occidental Bldg. Main 0S35.
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Rooms for Rent

ASHLAND. 2139-2 rms suitable for sleep
ing. or housekeeping; private home He
BROADWAY, l94I-Nice front room With
alcove modern Hemlock 3l32.
BROADWAY. 2545-Sleeping rms; also
attrac. arrged for hsekpg.. mod. He: 1869
BROADWAY, 2446-2 MEN TO SHARE
RIM: PRIV. HOME. HE. 1870.
CAP, N. l202-14 Bungalow Park; nicely
furnished front room, steam heated, Tor
CENTRAL-Share furpished house with 2
employed ladies or married cple. He. 595I.
CENTRAL. I5I3-PLEASANr ROOM FOR
Q; GOOD MEALS. RI. 1917.
CLINTON HOTEL-2s Virginia Ave; steam
heated rooms. $3.50 to SIS weekly.
Modern. private: or q Ia. $685..
able for boys; reasonable. Ii. 246l.
DELAWARE, n, l644-Large front room,
with bath; l or gentleman. II. 1858.
DELAWARE, N. 2lso-Lerge south room;
ILLINOIS, N. l416-Nice- front rm., mod
ern home: reasonable. ii. l095.
MARKET, W. I36-St. Dennis Hotel;
clean. warm rooms; s5 week up.
MERIDIAN. 1885 NJ sleeping rooms;
strictly modern:
furnished rm.: meals optional Ha. $500
MERIDIAN. N. l5l5-Ncc front rooms for
i or 3; hot water See theml
NEW JERSEY. NJ. I4il
Warm rm.. modern private nome.
NORTH, E.. SIG; Apt. 4--Nlce clean steam
NORTH-Nicely furn., front rn.; steam 1t.
Plenty hot wa: reas.; pri. lam. Ma. I8s2.
ORIENTAL, N. 20-Apt. 8; board and nm.
lady: suburban home Lincoln 1883
PENN, sl55 NJ rms. nicely furn.. mod.
private hone. IA 424l-M.
pri. home. Young men. DR.. $3.50.
SHELBY, i4l2-Mooern, homellke. private
family: Reasonable. DR.. $3.50 r.
ST. CLAIR, 3i4 capt 5. Close in at
tractive: hot water, steam heat. Ii. Sl13.
ST. CLAIR, E., 3iS-sleeping ana house
TALBOT. N. 2230-Nice rIn.; close to
Penn. GER: garage. Ia. 1919.
WALNUT. 800 E.-Apt. 8; lovely rm., priv
home: welkpg distance. $3.50. Riley 1881
WALNUT, 309i, E-Apt.; nice, coy sleep
ing nm: steam heat: walking distance
llTH. E. 326nFront room. modern home:
hot water. Riley 1904.
22ND, E.-Modern warm front room. pri-
vate home. Hem. 1897.
Path. E, 66O-Coliese Ger: clean, warm,
modern. private home. He. 35i4.
YOUR Credit Is Good
You can phone in your want ads and
have them charged. This courtesy is ex-
tended to anyone who has no past due &C.
counts on our books. Avail yourself Of
this opportunity. A courteous girl Will help
you write your ad. Cali Main $500. Want
Ad Dept.
THE TOWER HOTEL
has few large well-furnished steam
heated rooms. rates IS and up; private
baths. So up. 80,
1902 N. Capitol. Phone Ma 495t
Roovo, W0uSod
TWO LARGE unfurnished rooms down;
wanted: with light and water. ia. 23ll
Room for Rent With Board
ENGLISH AVE. 960--Nice, clean front I'm.
-. "a. 80. -.
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Suburban for Rent
Farms for Rent

6 ACRES-North: fruit good house, no
modern: $50 Hu. 34O3
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| ASHLAND. 1882 rms suitable for sleep
ing or housekeeping; private home. He.
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Room for Rent With Board

TWO LARGE unfurnished rooms: down;
wanted with light and water. ia. 23l1 .
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months old. Painted beautiful green.
wire wheels, fully equipped. Been
driven very little and has been handled
properly. VIII stand rigid mechanical IN
spectlon. Cost $l.070. owner will sell at
low price. No trade. Reasonable terms
can be arranged. Mr.. COPLEY. Ma. $500,
to 6.
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Business Places for Rent

40-ACRE- Farm for grain and poultry
CHAS. N. WAYT. R.R. 3. Mooresville. Ind
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Houses and FLats FURNISHED
Houses for Rent

sIX-Rooms, completely furnished: adul
only: $40. He. 4774.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-14
BOLIVIAN TO

Continued from page ore.l
ing for conciliation have been heart
ened by the trend of affairs, esps-
cially by the news that Argentina
had no objection to efforts by the
Pan-American conference on concil-
istion and arbitration meeting her.
to bring about q solution OF the
trouble.
Argentine was the only cns Of the
American republics not represented
at the convention. a Bolivian-Fsra-
guayan commission is meeting in
Buenos Aires TO discuss boundary
claims. These facts have caused the
conference 70 proceed carefully. II
being felt that Argentina might
think she rad priority in medistion
efforts.
Even before the sessions epsn.d,
q special international committee in
tended TO solve the row was in the
process Of formation. This commit
tee did little until IL learned Argen-
tina's attitude and then began pro-
trscted deliberations that are con
tinuing.
Result Of these sessions has rot
yet been made public. II being an
nounced only that u vss decided -
recommend that the conference csil
on countries participating in the
meeting 10 use their moral influence
fer q settlement Of the quarrel.
Net all the news reaching the con
fsr.ncs yesterday was favorable "a
pssce. Almost ~coincident with Ar
g%entins's communication, the Para
guaysn charge d'affsires transmitted
3 note TO the state department in
which he said there seemed danger
Of Imminent wsr."
The note said that the Fsrssusvsr
c~cvernrent had been informed that
Bclivis was concentrating troers
and var materials on the frontier.
II was declared that this enhanced
the prospect Of an armed conflict
because Paraguay kept a relatively
strong garrison in the neishborhcod.
In turn. .he Bolivian legation said
Il he'd no knowledge Of the corcen-
trstion. declaring instead that ad-
vices from La Par were no robil-
izaticn Of reserves had taken place.
piey De Medins, the Bolivian minis
ter. explained, however. that there
might be anxiety in Bolivia 10 have
reinforcements near the border be-
cause Of the clash there last re.k
eet~eer Bolivian = Fsragusyan
troops.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-14

/ clerks, Just fer fun" while the
latter acted as lockout, has been duly
recorded in the news columns. High
class counsel will try to save them
from death penalties.
But what was there lacking in
their lives which kept them from be-
coming the eminent respeetables that
they should have heenT
No one knows for certain-but
some say they had so much Of every
thing-money, luxury, ease-that
they became sstisted. blase, and they
had 70 get their kicks in new thrills
' 20 murder.
Possibly, at bottom, was the lack Of
a real desire for learning the quest
for culture, which their station in
life gave them ample opportunities
10 seek. Il is this quest that colleges
and universities are supposed 10
carry IN, according to President
Glenn Frank Of the University of
Wisconsin.
In the quest Of culture" he says,
TO entering freshmen, "it is import
ant to realize early what genuine cul-
ture is. Cultuye IL not measured BY
GplI api4lty 10 quot- ltOHi eG7uudIu
authors. Culture is not information.
Culture is an achieved quality Of
mind"
Which achievement 10 something
that no money can buy.
Broken BY . love affair, which he
took too seriously, William Taylcr,
only 90, started off on a life of dissi-
patton which carried him from To-
ronto to Miami; from Florida 70
Coney Island; from Brooklyn to
Times Square-and now to prison.
For Taylor is said to be the leader
Of a fast-moving gang which special
lied in holding up card games and
speakeasies. Four other members Of
of them being owe 25. Yet they had
places, scared BIZ their ~foraging.
And the Broadway underworid may
be even more pleased with the ar
rests than the police. For there
may be some tip-off to an official
raid. But never 70 the unexpected
visitation Of the high-jackers.
In the wake Of the extra-murel
high school activities Of a small New
Jersey town lies Harold johnson.
dead. Joseph Farriuggio, q father Of
10. in Jail; Marianns, his daughter.
only 16-but dishonored; and his
wife. in a collapse, with doctors fear
ing for her life and that Of her IN
born baby. The town is rent asunder.
The outcome is probiematic.
But whether the old man FarriuF-
gio, whose overwhelming sense of
Sicilisn honor drove him 10 shoot the
boy, said 70 be lover Of his daughter.
H. freed or imprisoned, tragedy will
stalk over two families forever-sll
because of too ardent netting which
seems 70 have become the vogue,
even among youngsters at high
school.
n smother instencs Of too ardent
wooinE. too soon. Beatrice Tito, Is,
of The Bronx. settled the score her
! self. Although married, she shot a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-14
STOCK PRICES
open STRONG
~ Point Advance Is
Made BY Radio
Overnight

NEW YORK. Dec. 14.-F-Ths
stock Market opened today with an
outburst Of strength. The Radio
Cooperation opened az $40 and then
advanced 70 $40. IN overnight gain Of
% points. Getty. Westinghouse Flee
trio, Goodyear and Johns Manville
opened 2 to 3 points higher and ini-
tisl gains Of . peirt er tvo we're re-
corded BY Chrysler. Unicn Carbide.
Greene Cananea Copper, i%nterna-
tionsi Combustion and Archer Dan
iels Midland. -
Rsduction Of nearly s21s, ooo. 900
IN federal reserve brokers loans
last week. coupled With the easing
81 call mcaey. provided the back
ground fer q sharp s1yaree N the
early trading. /.
Victor Talking machine crened
with \ block Of 10000 shares at 40.
an overnight gain Of is Sd points.
Radio extended its gain to 81 points
BY touching $40, which contrasts
With last weeks low ef 276. later
ration.l Nickel ran up Il IL points
70 . r.r high record at 24s. which
compared With the y.ars lev Of
20 So.
Du rcnt. Greene Csrzrea copper,
Wright Aercnsutical. Midland Steel
products preferred. American Inter
national ard Timksa Keller Besr-
irgs ell s,ld 2 IL 10 3 IL points
higher t.f-re the erd Of IN. first
half hour.
Rails continued 70 move forward
with the industrisls.
Foreign exchanges opened STEADY.
With cables unchanged ~ Sass 5-S2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-14
VALLEY Man


tCVHbAa1c& &AeA4 fskN ShG.S
Iege now and q third IL attending
school st Harlingen. Corns has built
q model farm home and kept apace
with modern farm machinery, etc,
all on his income from the 30 acres.
One son, Joseph, is . graduate Of
A. a NJ. and is nov stationed at
Mission doing government fruit
work. The second son, Isaac, Is q
freshman nc "A. a M. and the third,
Robert, il attending school in Hsr-
lingen.
Corns Is to leave tonight for Dali
las 10 attend q banquet 20 be given
Monday night for Texas Master Far
mers by the Progressive Farmer and
A. & M. college.
Last year NJ. =. Orr OF Los Fres-
nos was named among the first IS
Master Farmers by the farm publica-
ton.
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1o5RD DISTRICT COURT
Hon A 81 Kent Iudre

Hon. A. N. Kent, Judge
II. s. willoughby ct al We. Il. g.
Hart. south half OF block So, survey
26. David g. Stephenson Subdivision.
containing 1878 acres. Suit for
foreclosure Of deed Of trust and ven
doris lien.
H. L. Chapman vs.. T. ,. Sidenor
OF al, lots 8 and 10, block %, city
Of Hsrlingen. Suit for foYeclcsue Of
vendo's lien.
Fist National bank OF townsville
VS.. James A. Browne 81 nj.
Lot /, subdivision A" containing
100 acres lot 4 subdivision "a" con
tanning 1o2. acres, north end Of lot
s. subdivision "a" containing rs
acres; lot 81. subdivision B. con-
tanning 1881 acres; lot IS, subdivis-
ion d. containing 922.s4 acres; lot
~. subdivision r, containing 35T.
acres: lot 4, subdivision G., contain
ing 2.202.2 acres. in share 10. Espi-
ritu Santos grant. Paroles tract, 20
acres. in Clark's Island; 252 acres in
share s, Espiritu Ssnto grant; IS
acres share 4. Espiritu Santo grant;
lots 1, 3 and s, block 43, city Of
Brownsville: % acres cut off from
that portion OF private survey 433
allotted to Agnes A. Browne; lots
1. 2. 8 and 8 to IL, Inclusive; block
~, lots / 10 II, inclusive; block 25,
lots I 70 IL, inclusive, block rs;
block Q. lots 2 to 5. inclusive. :, 6
and Q, 10. IL and II. block FL, lots
3, 4. s.. 10, II and IL block %, lots
s., IL and II, block %, lots /. ?, s,
4, 5. 8. 8. to II. inclusive, and II.
block 8, fractional block s, lets 10,
IL and Il. block IL, block IL. block
II. block 20, block IS, lots 1, 2. :,
4. 6 and ~. block 20, Paroles sddi-
tion to city Of Brownsville. Suit
for recovery.
J. G. Bennett vs.. r. l.. Skinner ct
al, block 8. Swan-Nelson subdivision,
share Il. Espiritu Santo grant. con-
tanning 20 acres. Suit for recovery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-14

Church Bazaar--The bazaar given
BY the Catholic church, and located
in the Maltby building nj Twelfth
and Levee streets will end Saturday
night. The bazaar was originally in
tended to last only one week, but
was extended because OF the incle-
ment weather az that time. Dinners
and suppers, composed Of Mexican
dishes, will be served there today
and tomorrow.
Leaving Observation-Disclosures J. c.
Hutcheson who has been holding fed
eral court here for the past week
will leave Friday for his home in
Houston.
Work on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
work on the new building az Eighth
and Elizabeth streets whihc will
house the Piggly- Wigely store In
rapidly being completed. This build
ing IN 10 be OF one-story with n
foundation capable Of supporting
two addition stories. which ID is
planned to later add and use rs d
hotel.
May Locate Here-Mr. and Mrs.
w. vi. Plummer OF Cleveland. Miss.
arrived in Brownsville yesterday for
a few days visit. Mr.. Plumer liz in
terested in cnfeterias and may open
one here IL he finds n suitable To-
cation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-14
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initials we're ". +, but that the II"
was fer "Taylsr' snd not TEN"
Later. Adams met Mathews az q
downtown street intersection in the
busy forenoon. Mathews told him,
Adams and Ramsey testified. you're
not going TO get a dollar Of that
money. and if YOU don't lesvs town
I'm going 10 get a gun and blow
your head off
Mathews Their stepped back and
put his hands in his coat pockets. II
wa. asserted. w~hsreupon Adams, who
said he thought his life was in dsr-
ger ,erked Q pistol trom his pocket
ard shot Mathews.
The banker turned and fled. and
Adams pursued him. firing three
shots into Mathews body a. the lat
ter lay face down on q sidewalk, wit
nesses testified.