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Ambassador of Italy Plans
For His Summer Vacation
Has Engaged Cottage for the Season at Clou-
cester. Mass.-Other Noted Diplomats
Sail for Europe.

The Ambassador OF Italy, Mobile
Giacomo de MARITIME, will leave Wash
ington the first OF the week for Glou-
ceSter, Mass, where Nobil Donna An
toinette de MARITIME went Friday. The
Ambassador and Nobil de MARITIME have
taken cottage there for the Summer.
de Ferrara sailed yesterday aboard the
Roma for Europe to spend several
months. The Ambassador will attend
the sessions Of the League Of Nations
in Geneva, TO which he Is delegate
from Cuba. The Ambassador and
Sonora de Ferrara were accompanied TO
Europe by the latter's brother-in- Law
and sister, Col and Sonora de Aguirre.
The Ambassador of Belgium. Prince
Albert dc Ligne, sailed yesterday morn
ing aboard the Majestic to join Prin-
cess de Ligne and Princess Elizabeth de
Ligne in their Belgian home for the
Summer months.
The counselor of the embassy, M
Robert Silyercruys, accompanied the
Ambassador to New York and viii re-
turn tomorrow M. Silyercruys will be
charge d'affaires during the absence OF
the Ambassador.
The Minister of Denmark, Mr.. Con-
stantin Brun, and the secretary Of le-
CATION. Mr., p. o. de Treschow, are es-
tabliShed at Bar Harbor, Me, for the
Summer, having left Washington
Thursday for the North.
The Minister of Switzerland, M. Mare
Peter. will leave Washington Tuesday
for Manchester, Mass, where he Will
Join Nine. Peter for the remainder OF
| the season. Nine. Peter left Washing
! ton Friday and spent day with her
| son and daughter in-law, Mr.. and MRS.
Georges Peter who were married IN
stopped In Boston To be With her
! Younger son, Mr. Marc Peter, Ir, for a
brief visit
The Minister of Colombia and Sonora
de Olaya have closed their apartment
! ON Massachusetts avenue and are in the
cottage at Allenhurst. n. j., which they
| have leased for the Summer
The Minister of Panama. Senior Don
Ricardo j. Alfaro, has returned from a
| few DAYS stay In New York with
| sonora de Alfaro. Sonora de AlfarO
will Join him In Washington at the
end of the week.
The Minister OF the irish Free state,
MIR. Timothy A. Smiddy. Is In New
| York until the end Of the week. The
Minister spent Friday In Yonkers,
where he went TO present the flag OF
the Irish Free State Republic to the
! American Legion there,
| The Minister VIII be the guest Of
the city Of Pittsburgh Saturday at the
/ celebration Of Irish day by the An
| Client Order of Hibernians Of Pitts
| burgh.
The minister OF czechosloyakia. DR.
| Zdenek Fierlinaer, has returned to
/ Washington after several weeks at
| Stone ridge. ~, " recnperating from
an illness. The Minister was accom-
panied On his return by The secretary
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Federal officials
And Other Residents
In the Moving Throng
Many Absent From City for
Brief Periods 49, Notes OF
Interest Gathered During
Past Week.

Mrs. Carl T. Schuneman, wife OF the
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
accompanied by her young SON Carr,
jr.. Is spending a week or two at the
Cavalier Hotel at Virginia Beach where
Mr.. Schuneman will join them later.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy,
Mr.. Edward p. Warner. viii ny TO
Quebec tomorrow to attend the meet
ings of the Society OF Aeronautic En-
gineers. returning to his apartment at
the Wardman Park Hotel the latter
part Of the week.
Mrs. Edward C. Finney. wife OF the
First Assistant Secretary OF the IN
terror, Is at her home. at 1886 Edmunds
street northwest, after a stay OF three
months in Utah and southern Califor-
MIA. Mrs. Finney returned from Cali
fornia on the steamship Mongolia via
the Panama Canal and Havana to New
York.
DR.. Jorge Eduardo Boyd. associate
justice of the Supreme Court Of PAN
anna. accompanied by Mrs. Boyd and
their four children, will arrive In this
country today on the Toloa from
Panama. They will come to Washing
VIII LNSitptAVW w NAoAt EAio. A1OSu pol
ents. MFR. and Mrs. Rolfe Boiling, In
their apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel. DR.. Boyd Is the nominee of the
National Porrista Coalition party for
the presidency Of the republic OF
Panama.
Mai Gen. and Mrs Merritt w. IRE
land were the guests OF Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Robert 9. Davis at dinner last
evening In the presidential dining
room of the Mayfiower.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle has closed her
house at i722 street and is staying at
the Mayfiower for several days before
leaving for Hot Springs. Va, for the
Summer.
Capt and Mrs. Howard r. X. Cahill
are leaving Washington tomorrow on a
two-month motor trip to Boston and
Dcs Moines. Iowa. Capt and Mrs.
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Of the legation, DR. Elsa, who joined
him at Stone Ridge for a weeks visit.
The Minister of Sweden, M. w. Bos-
from, sailed yesterday aboard the
buckingham for Sweden to spend the
Summer with Nine. Bostrom and their
family. They are expected to come
back to this country at the end of
September.
The commercial counselor. M. Gustaf
Weidel, viii be charge d'affaires until
The return OF the counselor, M ASSars-
son, who Is now in his Swedish home.
Sonora de Grisanti and Senorita
Maria LuiSa Grisan3i wife and daugh-
ter OF the Minister of Venezuela, have
gone TO Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. where
they have taken cottage for the sea-
SON.
The Minister and his daughter
Senorita Carmen Teresa Grisanti, will
remain in Washington until the arrival
the middle of July. Of the younger
daughters, Senorita Margarita Grisanti
and Senorita Ana Teresa Grisanti,
from France. where they are visiting
their brother. Shortly after their re-
turn to this country the Minister, ac-
companied by his three daughters, will
join Sonora de Grisanti and the other
daughter at Blue Ridge Summit.
The Minister OF Siam, Lieut.. Gen
Phya Vijitavongs, and the members OF
the legation staff. with the exception OF
the counselor, Mr. Edward LOTUS. have
gone to Gloucester, where they have a
Summer place.
The counselor and Mrs. LOTUS will
join them this week, Mrs. Lotus ar
rived in this country the first OF last
week after visiting for some time In her
former home in England.
The Minister OF Canada and Mrs
Vincent Massey, with their sons, Lionel
and Hart, are occupying one OF the pri-
vate cottages of the Hotel Cavalier at
Virginia Beach, where they have been
for 10 days.
The Minister OF the Netherlands and
Nine. van Royen will remain in the
legation until the first OF next week
when they VIII go to New York and sail
Thursday, July 5, for their home In the
Netherlands to spend the Summer.
The counselor of the legation, Jonk-
heer l.. q. van Hoorn, will be charge
dafYaires during the absence OF the
Minister. and the legation will remain
open through the season,
The third secretary OF the British
embassy, Mr.. Michael Wright. who il
on duty In Washington while the en-
bassy Offices have been moved 10
Beverly Farms, Mass, for the Summer
Is spending the week end In New York
The new secretary OF the British EN-.
bassy, Mr.. G. j. w. TORI. who recently
arrived In this country TO succeed Mr.
John Balfour. spent the early part oil
the week In Washington and has re-
turned To Beverly Farms, where the
embassy Is established for the Summer
Mrs Torr, who Is In their English home
is expected to Join him In this country
la Midsummer.
1hs naval attAehs Of the Spanish
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Miss Alice RauSman Ranek, Saughter
OF Rev and Mrs. Henry II. Ranek. sd
Mr.. Alton EnoS L.Aughlin. SON OF Atr.
in the Grace Reformed Church, e2
Continued on second Pasel
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Beerothals Scheduled
In Record for Tune

Nr. end Mrs Robert w. Bruce Of
1904 Florida street. Chevy Chase, Nd
announce the engagement 81 their
daughter Violet 10 Mr.. Frank Edmund
Russell Of San Juan Porto Rico, and
Admission, Ala, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
s. A. Russell Of Admission. Mr. Russell
IS the assistant collector Of customs at
Hen Juan and the young couple win
make their home there after their we'd
ding. which viii take place the latter
part Of August.
Mr.. and Mrs William ID. Barry an
nouslce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Mary Margaret 70 Mr. Lester
Harold CLARK
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew ID. Brown am
11o14ee the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Madeline, 20 Mr.. Joseph F. Moran
OF New York City, son Of Mr. and Mrs
Moran Of New Haven, Conn. The
wedding will take place In the Pail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C. Beard an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh.
ter Margaret l.. 10 Mr.. Richie F
Taylor, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID
Taylor O: Washington The wedding
will take place In the early Autumn,
Mr.. and Mrs. elaine X. MeCloskY an
nesgnce the engagement ~ their osugn-
Ter E4belgn 10 Mr.. G.. o. Palmer, the
wszaiss q - pIaes y A2gesk
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Dinner Guests Listed
At Mayhower Hotel

The Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. William II. Castle, jr.. were among
those dining informally last evening III
the presidential dining room OF the
Mayfiower.
Judge and Mrs Peyton Gordon and
Miss Gordon were the dinner guests
last evening OF Mr.. BiSsell Thomas who
entertained In the presidential dining
room OF the Mayfiower.
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Surprise Party Marks
Golden Wedding Day

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Strickler
gave a surprise party Thursday evening
for the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
George q. Hunter, In celebration Of
their golden wedding anniversary Mr..
and Mrs. Hunter, who are life long resi-
dents Of Washington. were married June
20, 1873, and their granddaughter Miss
Elizabeth Stricken, chose that day for
her marriage 10 Mr.. Robert g. 6purrier,
Mrs r, r. Bryan Of Detroit, daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. Hunter, came for the
celebration and arrived In time for the
wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Hunters other
children are Mrs G. T.. Krol OF Detroit.
Mr.. 2, G Hunter Of Palo Alto, Calf.
Mr., n A Hunter 81 San Diego. Mr.. J
w Hunter ~ Los Angeles, Mr. r. r,
Hunter Of Phoenix, Artz, and Mr. q. u.
ANGlsg cf tbs SlEys -
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embassy, Comdr, Adolfo II dc Sofas. left
yesterday for New York He will return
to his apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel the middle Of next week.
The attachc OF the Netherlands lega-
ton and Nine. van Sohuylenburch, who
closed their house ON Woodland drive
last week, are staying at the Mayfiower
until Wednesday. They will be In New
York for a few days before sailing
Saturday for their home IN Holland 10
Apena tha 6umnaeaa ~-..~-~-----~,
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30

List of
 Lucky Ones ALICE KAMA,
 West Center Street, Southington, Conn. BETTY BINNER,
 10 Shefield Ave,
 Nov Haven, Conn. BOBBY BROWN.
 1 Short Street. MARY MCMAHON.
 S6 Franklin Street. MRS. DYSON.
 5 Hawley Street. ROSE ROZARTs.
 17 Star Street. HELEN SCANLON.
 45 Wilson Street. A. ZALESKI.
 313 High Street. FRANCES ATKINSON. 20 Church Street.
 Plainville, Conn. M. MANNOZIAN,
 c42 Hartford Ave. MILDRED ANDERSON. 71s East Street. J. A. K..
 II Osgood Street, OLGA LEHMAN. 1S3 Elm Street. c. o. BASSELMACK.
 199 Kelsey Street. VICTOR KASKI. . 3s Gold Street. MRS. LA PORTE,
 90 Allen Street. MARTHA EARNEST.
 9S Sefton Drive. AGNES MATAASCIP.
 72 Grove Street. MARY syROKO.
 103 Broad Street H. CHASE. 4
 Hotel Delaney. ANNA BART1MoN.
 IA Lawlor Street. LENER ZACCHI.
 2S East Main Street. KATHERINE BASE,
 46 Arch Street E. CARLSON.
 $63 Main Street. \. LaBREQUE.
 321 Church Street J. N. ZECKOWERz.
 34 East Street BULAH CARTER.
 311 Church Street. CLARA ENGLE,
 173 Greenwood Street. M. McCANN.
 136 Glen Street. 4. SIMON.
 64l Stanley Street. c. GAGLIARY.
 140 North Street. N. ERSOFT,
 4sS Main Street. STANLEY TANTASKl.
 "A Stanley Street. E. DORSEY.
 II Broad Street. P. sTOSKELUNAS.
 120 Kelsey Street. A. NEWMAN. S6 Austin Street. GLORIA PRODO, s Chestnut Street. ANNA PEPI, 133 Sand Hill,
 NOuthfnRton. Conn, 8. ROGLUND. Elm Hill MARTHA SCHULTZ. 24G Rocky Hill Ave. ANNA GOLDBERG. 494 Main Street DICK WEIGH. % Harrison Street. LOUISE CLON. IT Ward Street, Bristol, Conn. .H9EESBf
New Britain herald., 1928-11-30

List of
 Lucky Ones
 B. QUIZENSKI,
 (Doll Carriaxe)
 g West Street.
 P. B., (Pool Table)
 230 North Street.
 MRS. T. J. SARBY,
 (Lamp) 3z4 Elm St.
 EDWARD ZALlNKE,
 (Fish Bowl)
 116 Divinity Street
 MACK.
 (Mirror) 605 E. Maia St
 ALICE BAKERICK,
 (Clock) s Vincent Ave.
 BRYAN HARKIN.
 (LamD) 14S Curtis 0t.
 ADELINE KORDEK,
 (Card Table) 30S High St N. MANGROPlO, (Lamp) 139 Washington St.
 MRS. KlNDT, tSmOking Stand) 134 Columbia St.
 ELIZ. RAPPANOTTI, Carving Set) 1S9 Oak Street.
 EDNA NOvACK, (Fish Bowl) 5s1 South St.
 MRS. JAS. PATTERSON,
 (Lamp) 155 Cherry St c. NARTOVICZ,
 (Clock) 15S Gold St.
 ANNA YAGOOBIAN.
 (Pillow) 13 Lyman St | MRS. DESERBO.
 (Hand Bag) 1S2 Washington St.
 BENN1E FINLEY, Card Table) 1l4 South Main St.
 CECIL NAPERT, (Lamp) PA Washington 6t l L. A. BAILEY. Carving Set) | 1S Grove St. ESTHER KENNEDY. l Cedar Chest) l 103 North St. | MARY PAC1NDA. | (lvory Set) l 114 Fremont St. | A. F. ECKET. (Umbrella) l 175 Jerome St. | GRACE SMITH, l Smoking Stand) l 9S Black Rock Ave. | MRS. C. 0. SATALINE, (Pillow) 615 w. Main St l BERTHA GORGAS, l (Hand BAg) q Willard St. 1 BETTY ROSE, (Bicycle) 54 Miller St. l MRS. BAUER. | (Lamp) IT Roberts St. | J. BAGLEY, (Hand Bas) ! 13 Pleasant St. l CONSTANCE BOONE. | (Table and 2 ChairS) l Kent St.. Plainvills. l McCRANN. | (Smoking Stand) l 153 Greenwood St. JOSEPHINE, (Lamp) l Box PAS, Forestville. l MIKE MARINO, l (Clock) | c. VANN1EA, (Fish Bowl) Box z5. kensington. f JAMES BARON. | (Hand Bag) S1 Oak St. J. CARROLL. | (Smoking Stand)
 Ill Keeney St., | Forestville. BOB s. THOMAS. (Lamp) 225 Wsst St. \. F. BAKER, (Fish BowD 22s Arch St. 1 SAM CATALANO. 1 (Doll) 72 Clinton et. | MRS. B. KINISKI, (Toy Automobils) | 291 High St. | E. JOHNSON, | (Doll) e Lake Blvd. CECILIA DOLAN. | Lamp) 1910 Stanley St | A.D. PERKINS, (Saitcase) | Box 200. rorostville. | FR. DEPT. DELSKI. (Lamp) IS Silver St. 1 "A. vOLZ. (Siik Pillow) ! 70 Dewey St. | HELEN DRANK, II (Smoking Stand) II 70 Wilcox 8t t ]. SADOW8KY. II (Bieyc3s) 27S HgA St
 xRA. AlIlZZA,
 (Snoking Stan1) IT e ErankllA 8t
 ROSE BERIC COLA. uaAp) III 10 Prospect St-, Bristol III HELEN DC8KA, II (Doll Cafriaoe) Wet ot., 0outhiAgtsa.
 r. (LAno) : q NaDel 0t, H0tue1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-28
Tell Your Troubles and Your Wants To Miss Classified, Phone 5
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT


District Number One, We. Wimberly
Mcleod et al, placed I'm my hands for
service, 4, MRS. PIHkie Nann, ~
Sheriff or Cameron county, Texas.
did on the 10th day of May, 1928.
levy on certain Real Estate, situated
In Cameron County, Texas, described
As follows, to-wit: The East 1905
acres Of Block No. l6. the same being
All Of said Block exccrt the North
west 40 acres. in and est Of tine Har-
lingen Land A. Water Company's sub
division "a. as shown on the Of
fetal map recorded nm Vol. q. page
Is, Map Records Of Cameron County.
Texas. and levied upor ms the prop
erty Of Wi.hberly Mcleod, m. nj.
SHELTON. N. ri. Mastvrson, w. 3.
Cochran, Trustee. Bassett Blakely,
Mutual Investment Company, First
National Bank Of Houston. Texas.
First National Company. and e. r..
Callahan, sometimes called &. X.
Callihan. and that on the first Tues
day in June. 1928. the same beng the
5th day OF said month. az the Court
House door. az Cameron Couaty. il
the City CT Brownsville. Texas, be-
tween the hours or IL NJ and
4 r. NJ. BY virtue or said levy and
said order Of sale ! will sell said
above described Real Estate at public
vendue, for cash to the highest bid
der. as the property tf said defend
ants.
And in compliance -ri.h Law. 7 give
this notice by publication, in til.
English language. once A week fer
three consecutive weeks Immediately
preceding said dav of sale. in the
Brownsville Eerald. y newspaper
published in Cameron County.
Witness my hand, this 10th day -
May. 1928.
MRS. PINEIE VANN.
Sheriff. Cameron County. Teas.
Bv X. c. Bryson. Deputy.
Neutrality-suspicious..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Cameron County. as shown by Mat
thereof. recorded IN Book 4 on pare
80 Of the Map and Plat records az
Cameron County. Texas. retaining in
the deed a vendors lien to secure
the payment of two promissory ven
doris lien notes made by the said
Carrie b. Taylor payable 70 plain
tiff. numbered ! and 2, Note No.
2 Of said series being for the prin-
c,rsl sum Of $4s5.00. dated May so.
1923, and due on or before May 80.
1925, bearing interest from date until
maturity at the rate Of 8 per cent
per annum and thereafter. until paid,
at the rate of 10 per cent per annum
interest payable semi-Fnnually on
November so and May 80 of each
year. the maker agreeing that IL
said note is not paid when due. to
pay all costs Of collection and 10
per cent OF the unpaid principal and
interest as attorneys fees, past due
interest and attorneys fees 70 draw
interest 81 the rate OF 10 per cent
per annum, said note reciting the
anne to be given in part payment Of
tie purchase price Of said land; that
note No. l OF said series has been
paid; that note No. 2 is owned and
possessed by plaintiff; that defend
ants and each Of them, have default
ed IN the payment vt note No. 2 and
have paid no interest on said note
since May 80. 1925: that on account
of the default Of defendants and each
Of them. plaintiff has elected 70
reseind the sales contract and to rest
On its superior title and now ten
ders into the Court, note No. 2 and
asks for cancellation of tire same and
for title TO and possession of said
land.
Plaintiffs prayer is that ID have
Judgment Of the Court for the title
and possession Of above land, that
II have costs and that il have relief
generally.
HEREIN FAIL NOT, but have YOU
before said Court on the said first
day OF next term thereof this writ
with Your return thereon. showing
noW you have executed the same.
Given under my hand and seal Of
q " court, AZ office in the city OF
brownsville, Texas, this the 18th day
OF May. a. d. 1928.
witness, Jno. =. Scanlan, Clerk
Of Distriet Court in and for
Cameron County. Texas.
BY N. j. McTiernan, DEPUTY.
a true copy | certify.
Jno. r. Seaman. Clerk District
Court, Cameron County, Texas.
NJ j. Mcliernan, Deputy.
(seal)
6-2S-6-I-II-IE-A..~n,n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-28
CITATION By PUBLICATION
No. 1895.

NO. 1870.
James-Dickinson Farm Mortrage
Company ". Carrie p. Taylor. ct Ell.
IN Tire District Court, Cameron
County. Texas.
The State Of Texas 70 the Sheriff
~ any Consthle # Cameron Coun-
ty-GRFETTNG:
You are hereby commanded, that
By making publication of this Cita-
ton IN some newspaper published IN
the County Of Cameron once in each
week for four consecutive weeks
previous 10 the return day hereof.
o summon Carrie r.. Taylor and
the unknown heirs and legal repre-
sentatiyes Of Carrie 3. Taylor. de-
ceased, whose residences are nm
known. who are alleged TO be non
residents OF tie State Of Texas 70
be and appear at the next regular
term Of the District Court Of Carr
eron County. to be holden at the
courthouse thereof. in the citv ~
Brownsville. Texas. on the third
Monday in July. A. ID. 1925. the same
being the 18th day of July, A. ID.
1928. then and there TO ansucr \
petition filed in said Court on M
10Th DAY Of January. A. .. 1928. II
a suit, numbered on the Docket Of
SAID Court. No. 1925. wherein James
Dickinson Farm Mortgage COMPANY
Is plaintiff and Carrie b. TAYLOR The
unknown heirs and legal representa-
tlVes OF Carrie 3. Taylor. deceased
ana =. N. Taylor are defendants: n
nature Of plaintiffs demand being
SUBSTANTIALLY. as follows. to-wit:
mat about May 80, 1923. Jamss.
DICKINSON Farm Mortgage Comnarv
2 Texas corporation. conveyed ~ ~
aforesaid Carrie 3. Taylor. that go
tam tract OF land in Cameron Com
w Texas. being 80 acres living south
OF the n. ) acres OF Block 163 Of tbs
II Jsrdin Subdivision in Share No.
~ OK the Espiritu Santo Grant i'm
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-28
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE UNDER ORDER
OF SALE

40. 7il3.
w. r. Hinkle. Inc.
VS..
Henry W. Bates, ct al.
IN the Civil District Court ~
Cameron County. Texas.
s1o3rd Judicial Distict.
WHEREAS. By virtue or an order
or sale issued out Of the District
Court Of Cameron County, Texas, on
a judgment rendered in said court
on TIE 7th day of February. A. ID.
1928 in favor Of W. r. Hinkle. Inc.
and against Henry W. Bates, said
judgment being a foreclosure Of q
mortgage lien on the following de-
scribed property. situated IN Cam
eron County, Texas, to-wit:
The west twenty and 44-100 (2o.44l
acres or land in block nine in the
Iowa Gardens Tract. q subdivision
Of one thousand acres Of land out
Of Partition Share No. 1 Of the
Espiritu Santo Grant In Cameron
county. Texas. J. :. de "a Cara
original grantee, as per map or plat
Of said Iowa Gardens Tract on file
and Of record in the office OF the
county clerk Of Cameron County,
Texas, both as against Henry W.
Bates and as against Grace NJ. Bates.
wife Of said Henry w Bates. Charles
n. BiXel and James II. Canaan, being
all the defendants in said suit.
] did on the 18th day of May, a.
d.. 1928. at 1900 o'clock p. m. levy
upon the above described tract OF
land as the property Of said Henry
W. Bates. Grace NJ. Bates. Charles
n. Bixel and James n. Canaan. and
on the 5th DAY OF June, a b. 1925.
being the first Tuesday in said
month, between the hours Of 10
o'clock 4. ~. and 4 o'clock d. m. or
said day. At the courthouse door OF
said county. ! will offer for sale and
sci al public auction, for cash, en-
the right. title and interest OF Ire
said Henry W. Bates, Grace VI. Bate,
Charles n. Bixel and James ~.
Canaan IN and TO said tract or land.
WITNESS my hand al Brownsville.
Texas, this 18th day OF May. A. d.
1928.
Mrs. Pinkis Nann. Sheriff. Cam
eron County, Texas.
BY r. G. Bryson. Deputy.
5-I4-2l-2s-2r-29ss
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-28
SHERIFF'S SALE

THE STATE or TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice is hereby given that w viz
tue Of certain Order uf Gale issued
out OF the Honorable I03rd Ju-
dlclal District Court az Cameron
County, on 10th day az VI 1925. b.
John II. Scanlsn, Clerk OF said Court,
Tor the sum Of Two Hundred Ninety
Nine 4 2l-lOo Dollars and costs Of
SUIT, under a Judgment. in facor or
cameron County Water Improvement
District Number One. in a certain
cause In said Court. No. 1859 and
styled; Cameron County Water I'M
p~rovemert District Number One. rs.
FIRST National Bank a. al. placed w
my hands for service. 4. Mrs. Pinkie
Nann as Sheriff OF Cameron County.
iexas, did on the 10th day or May.
lsze, levy on certain Real Estate.
sltuatsd IN Cameron q unity. Texas,
described as follows. to-wit: TIE
North 1850 acres or Plcck M VI a
Snd u Of the Harl:ngen Land &
water Company's Subdivision &C. as
SHOWN on the official map recorded
IN Vol. ], page q. Map Records Of
cameron County. Texas ard levied
epoh ~ the property of Nimberly
Mcleod, T. $. Cline, ". NJ. Dicps. Jo-
sepnine Crenshaw. and First Ma
tlonal Bank Of House:cn, Texas. A
corporation, and that on the first
tuesday IN June, 1928 the same Be-
ing the 9TH day Of said month. " the
court House door. or Cameron
county: IN the CITY or Brownsville.
le1as' between the hodrs Of 10 A. NJ.
and ! p. ". By virtue of said levy
and said order Of sale | will sell said
eoove described Real Eatate at public
yencue, for cash to the highest bid
ants.
And IN comnliance With law. 1 give
tnis notice by publication VI the
Engiish language, on~e a week for
three consecutive week Immediately
preceding said day Of sale. IN the
brownsville Herald. a newspaper
published in Cameron County, Texss.
v illness my hand, this 10th day az
May, 1925.
MRS. PINKlE VANN.
Sheriff. Cameron County, Texas.
BY X. G. Bryson. DEPUTY.
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