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Evening star., 1928-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.


TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-TARF
notlce that the certificate of sale of taxes
on tots IA TO % in square 1861 washington
~: " on the 14th day of March, I9I8 is
Sued 70 John Faust. has been lost or de-
SStToyed, and that l have applied to the
commissioners, D. G.. to issue to me a dupli-
eate OF SAID certificate.
G. E. DOING. :"
SPECIAL NOVEMBER SALE OF CHOICE
apples' autumn Gold-Best Cider on Earth.
open daily and Sunday until January lst.
LnE CELEBRATED CIDER BARREL, Fred
erlck Plke-Hour Out.
JOSEPHINE JACKSON, PRIVATE DANCING;
single lesson, ST. six, S5 Glass dances Friday
nights. to y. 1886 18th NV Pot 3i8. :
NOT IN BUSINESS FOR Ny HEALTH. BUT
Ior the health of your business. Multigraph-
ing, mlmeographIng, copy writing, address,
Ing. ACE LETTER SHOP, 203 Dist. Natl.
6a1k Bldg: Fr 7143. Open $3.50 am
ARE YOU MOVING ELSEWHERE? OUR
transport alton system will serve you better
large meet OF vans constantly operating be-
DAVIDSON TRANSFER g. STORAGE co.
FURNACES REPAIRED AND CLEANED:
reasonabls prices. Call Col. 1917, day or
nlght- AJAX ROOFING HEATING co.
MASONRY STEPS AND FRONTS CLEANED,
repaired and painted. NJ. 1896 Br 403 1l'
BUILDING OR REPAIRING? SAVE MONEY
on your entire list of new or used building
naIeTlalS! Hechlnger Co, 3-Branches-3
Evening star., 1928-11-10

The Stanton Park Citizens Associa-
ton will meet Monday. pm, at Pea
body School, Maj L. E. Atkins, assist
ant engineer commissioner, and Henry
Giligan, member of the Board of Edu-
cation, will speak. .... .-. ..,.
Evening star., 1928-11-10

The Rectors' Aid of st. Andrews
Episcopal Church will give Thanks
giving card party Tuesday afternoon
and evening at 2 and at 8 o'clock at
Chestnut Farms Auditorium, Twenty
sixth and Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1928-11-10

The hiking unit of the Women's City
Club, % Jackson place, will have a
treasure hunt and trophy feast at the
Dover House, estate of the Lords of
Baltimore, tomorrow. Cars will leave
the clubhouse at 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1928-11-10

took It. He is not only a President.
but q detective.
Evening star., 1928-11-10

The Bankers Beneficial Union will
give dance, $50 o'clock, at Concord
Club, 314 c street.
Evening star., 1928-11-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TODAY.
Armistice ball at the Willard Hotel,
$50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-11-10

Capitol Lodge, No. 3, Shepherds of
Bethlehem, will give dance tonight at
oysters Auditorium. Twenty-sixth and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1928-11-10

A card party for the benefit Of
Mineola Council, No. s. D. of p, will
be given at Northeast Temple, Eigtf
and streets northeast, $50 o'clock
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-25

out the slightest noise il swung on
around and into place sgain.
He looked around. An incandescent
bulb in the ceiling showed him they
stood in a short passage six feet
wide. At the opposite end Of this
he observed an ordinary door. She
opened this. Instantly the short
passage was illuminated by a brill
liant violet-colored light. He fol-
lowed through into the chamber. or
laboratory. a room some Is feet
square. fitted with retoTts and all
the paraphernalia Of chemistry and
for assay work. At one corner WAC
a gasoline motor which evidently fur
nished light for the place. Attach
ed to the ceiling. and some eight
feet apart. were two vacuum mer-
curry lights.
Dad has four experts besides his
friend, Mr.. Guernsey, ard several
laborers at work here ever since last
December" explained Mike. "The
lahorers have a camp. a log house,
near the old mine entrance. The
others live in town and drive back
and forth by the Town Line road.
None, however, work on Saturdays"
Tony Justin stared around at the
Strengthening containers, the glass
and steel fetorts. and the numerous
measuring tubes. Was il real? Was
he actually awake and seeing all
this? Or was il just a dream?
He looked at the gIrl, vital, allur-
ingly pretty, and glowing with
health. Yes, he assured himself, she
certainly was real. And yet, it all
seemed so fantastic, so like an Ara
bian Night tale. Had he been told
such q thing had transpired here in
these hills. where he had hunted
Dol, ~ would have said 1t was the
liar.
But why, he asked himself, had
this man sweeney gone TO all the
trouble and expense of ~equipping
this place, of hiring and keeping ~
men, four Of them, doubtless, high
salaried men, here for months? 1his
property belonged TO Jack and him.
What right had Pat Sweeney to set
up a laboratory on their property
without their permission? And
vince did they come from in on the
deal. anyway?
Thus did Tony cogitate, as he
stood for a moment looking around
the chamber The girl must have
guessed. from the expression in his
eyes and on his face, something OF
his thoughts.
1T may seem to you" she said
breaking in on his reflections sud,
denly, in the direct name that wa:
peculiarly her own. that Pat Sween.
ey had a lot Of nerve, taking matters
into his own hands this way witho v
consulting you. Perhaps Id better
explain.
in brief. Tony. this IL tn situa.
ton: Il Is Dads intention, providing
he can make terms with Mr.. Stuart
and you, 70 have you two men truck
this ore 10 Pittsburgh. You could
have nothing to do with Tue loading
or unloading; you would just do tht
driving.
From the most conservative fig
ures of Bill GUERNSEY. the amount OF
ore in the pile will produce some
thing over s200.0 600 worth Of tung.
stem. It will require a month. per,
haps. for you to truck tn stuff t.
Pittsburgh.
Now Get this straight. Tony. Dad
i fair. He IL willing TO let other;
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-25
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE
On TWv ~

NOTICE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON
TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED
IN CONSTITUTING CAMERON
COUNTY DRAINAGE DISTRICT
NUMBER FOUR t4l. IN GAMER
ON COUNTY, TEXAS. WITHOUT
CHANGE OF NAME, A CONSER-
WALTON AND RECLAMATION
DISTRICT, GREETING:
You will take notice that hereto
fore, to-wit. on the 9TH day of Janu-
airy, A. ID. 1928, there was filed with
me as County Clerk and Ex-Officio
Clerk Of the Commissioners Court Of
Cameron County, Texas, a petition
for constituting Cameron County
Drainage District Number 4. without
change Of name. into a Conservation
and Reclamation District.
A true copy Of said petition. to-
gether with the signatures thereto
follows:
PETITION To.FoRM CONSERvA-
TON DISTRICT:
In Re Cameron County Drainage Dis
trict Number -Four.
To the Honorable Commissioners
Court Of Cameron County, Texas:
The undersigned being more than
one-third of the freehold resident
citizen taxpayers Of Cameron Coun-
~ Drainage District Number Four
f4l There being less than seventy
five freehold resident citizen taxpay-
ers in said DISTRICT on behalf Of said
district and the property holders
thereof respectfully represent that
the interest Of said District and all
concerned in it will be promoted BY
constituting such District a conserva-
tion and reclamation district under
the provisions of an Act of the 4th
called Session Of the 35th Legislature
entitled "An Act to make effective
the provisions of Section 50 of Ar
ticle 16 Of the Constitution. pro-
viding for the creation Of Conserva-
tion and Reclamation Districts. and
providing that any Water Improve
ment District, Drainage District. or
levee Improvement District organ
lied or to he organized as defined
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-25
Real Estate
Transfers

Bayside Development Co., TO Point
Isabel Co., 1908 ia acres of land out
of Santa Isabel grant, Camepon Co..
Texas, consideration $40 etc.
The Al Parker Sec. Co. TO Z. W.
Miller, all Blk. IA, containing 1871
acres, Dana Subd., La feria grant,
consideration $4,000.
Charles Chester Houston ct ux 10
O. X. Ely, all Lot j, BlA. 4, Castle
Court Annex, addition city Of Har-
lingen, consideration SO etc.
Harvey X. Houck. CT ux 10 Miss
Billie Roberts. Lot -, Blk. g., the
Citrus Grove Terrace addition, town
site of Santa Rosa, consideration, $40
etc.
Harry Van Gundy, to Lavinna Van
Cundy, Farm Blk. 81. containing 40
acres. survey 29S, Harrington Land ana
W. Co.'s subdivision, consideration 81
etc.
Henry Jensen. et ux to Lillian
Bertelson, % acres off the east side
Blk. SO. out Of Fresnos Land and
Irrigation Co.'S. subdivision, shares
Nos. II and p, Espiritu Santo
grant.
%. B. Fielder to II. Z. Blenberg. all
Blk. As. out OF Palmetal Subd., sur
veys Nos. 2s1-2s5. consideration. S.
coo.
Harriet Ewing, ct vir TO c. II.
Griffin, all Lot =. Blk. 80, original
townsite of Harlingen, consideration
$40 etc.
The AL Parker Sec. Co. to Mrs.
Margaret +. Lewis. all Blk. SO. con
tanning I'LL acres. out of Pomelo
subdivision. La Feria grant, con-
sideration SO etc.
Texas Land and Mortgage Co, 20
Bruno Corte and Estofana Rodri-
ruez de Cortez. Lots II and ls. Blk.
Q. Charleston Adm. city OF Harlin-
gen. consideration $3.50.
&. l.. Woods. ct ux TO Delta Irri-
gated Farms Co. Lot s.. Blk. :, con
timing 10 ceres, out of Landrum Re
serve Subd. No. l, consideration SO
et-.
I. E. Nee. ct TX TO Daniel Affolter
fot II. Biz. s, townsite Of Rio Hondo.
80 etc.
.Juann Oh. Vida. de Fernandez to
ranch. La Feria grant. consideration
81 etc.
Felicitas Champion. ct nj TO Pablo
Champion. 2-11ths interest in and
10 ? tracts or land containing PASS
acres each. In Feria ranch. La Feria
grant. consideration 81 etc.
Pablo Champion. ct ux to Louisa
On. Personals. 2-l1ths interest in
end 10 certain tract Of land in La
Fe~ia ranch. In Feria grant, con-
xideration 81 etc.
First Natl. Co. to Vim. II. Row
land. IT TX. Lots 8. 4. Palb Subd.. Of
Bik. 3. r. z. Bishop Subd., considera-
ton 81, 9S9.90.
FIRST Natl. Co. 10 VIM. II. Row
land. ct ux. Lots l and 2, Palm Subd..
Blk. 2. r. z. Bishop subd., considera-
tior 81 ..9s9.90.
Emma Quillian. ct al TO George B
Simpson. Lot No. "a. in Blk. 1l3.
containing rs acres Share %, FL
Jardin Re-Subd.. OF Shares %. %. %
go. 81. Espiritu Canto grant, con
sideration SO etc.
Emma Quillian. ct al TO W. j.
Fhle--. Lot No. PA. Blk. 113. IN
rh~re -. containing 25.s acres out
~ - Jardin Re-Suhd.. Of parts OF
rar -es 2s. %. %. 80 and 81. Esp.
snr+o Grant. consideration $40 etc.
Eugene Hays. ct ux 70 r. F. Jay.
Grantee. 3 tracts Of land containing
.o2 acres. 1923 acres and 1918 acres
ort OF Sfare 70. Esp. santo grant
consideration $40 etc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-25
CLAIMS BOX
]. Bill UNFAIR
Arizona Wants Probe
Ut Farm Conditions
In Southwest

PHOENIX, Aria, Jan. Gloon
kress should make a thorough in
s~estigatlon Of agricultural condition.
IN the Southwest before act;ng unon
tne Box bill. which proposes ~ annlv
y quota restriction 20 Mexiran I'M
migration, is the opinion Of w. NJ.
stuart head of the research depart-
Meht OF the Central Chamber of Az
ficliture and Commerce Of Phoenix.
commenting upon the necessity for
an alliance of the Southwestern
STATES to oppose the Box bill, Mr..
The agricultural interests of the
southwest are asking today that be-
ore congress pass legislation of any
KIND IN connection with Mexican i'm
migration that there be a thorough
and searching investigation made by
u commission which would ascertain
the facts in the many debatable
angles TO the whole question. Such =
commission would discover If il is
possible to replace Mexican labor
with any other and. If not, what is to
become of the far milf the Mexican
labor is barred. The farmers inter-
become of the farm il the Mexican
but they are welded TO the question
OF securing n proper and necessary
AMOR supply. They are asking at
ms time that before legislation of
any kind be passed that a way be
found TO replace the present labor, If
the latter is 70 be cut off. Such a
request would o seem ~unreason-
able"
There seems to be a genera. idea
that the question Of Mexican immi-
grafton is much the same rs that Of
european but il does not require
much study to show that this is not
the case. In the case of the immi-
grafton law of 1924 millions of people
from Europe who are not necessary
at this day and generation to the de-
veiopment OF this country are now
excluded each year. The Mexican
who comes in to the United States to
. work on the farms returns in a great
majority Of cases to Mexico at the
end Of the seasonal labor year and
does not enter this country with
the idea of becoming a permanent
resident. He performs tasks which
1t has been impossible to get white
labor TO perform. If he is barred
from the country. the farmers of the
Southwest are free to confess that
they do not know where they will Sc
cure the labor necessary to harvest
their crops and to date the only sug-
gestions along this line that have
been made are the Filipinos or Porto
Ricans be imported to do the work.
To those who have studied the ques-
ton and who have gone as far as
bringing in over a thousand Porto
Ricans asa test, there Is no solution
of the problem in this suggestion.
Farmers who nave tried the Porto
Rican still prefer the Mexican, who.
when the season is over, returns
home. whereas the Porto Rican once
here remains and il there is to be
any social service problem il will in
his case be permanent as he is an
American citizen and cannot be de-
ported ss the Mexican can"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-25
Calendar For
Election Year

May 5. - Precinct conven-
tions to be held between the
hours Of 10 a. m. and s D. M.
to select delegates to county
conventions.
May s.-County conventions,
which will select delegates TO
state conventions.
May 22.-Democratic States
convention meets. Place to be
selected in February. Repub-
licans will meet in Dallas. Demo-
Gratis must name 40 delegates to
National convention in Houston
and republicans will name %
delegates to National convention
in Kansas City.
June 11.-State committees of
both parties will meet to select
convention city for nomination
of state candidates and to make
final arrangements for first pri-
mary. Candidates must be en-
rolled and certified at this time.
June 12.-Republkan National
convention meets in Kansas
City.
June 25.-Democratic National
convention meets in Houston.
July 2S.-First state primary.
August 25.--Run-off primary.
Also on August % will be held
the district conventions. for
nominating all district officers.
whose territory embraces more
than one county.
September l1.-State conven-
tions for putting full state tic
kets in the field and adopting
platforms.
November 13.-General Elec-
tion day, voting for presidential
electors. one United States SEN
ator from Texas. congressman,
and state, district and county
officers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-25
THE STATE or TEXAS }
COUNTY OF CAMERON y

Before ME. Fred kowalski. n No
tary Public in and for said County
and State, on this day personally apr
pcared Mrs. Howard Lupton, wife of
Howard Lupton. known to me TO b.
the person whose name is subscribed
10 the foregoing instrument. and
having been examined by me pri-
vately and apart from her husband
and having the same fully explained
to her, she. the said Mrs. Howard
Lupton acknowledged such instru-
ment TO be her act and deed and
declared that she had willingly
signed the same for the purposes
and consideration therein expressed
and that she did not wish 10 re-
tract IL.
Given under nv hand and seal ~
office this the 9TH day M January,
a. u. 1925.
Fred Kowalski. Justice of
the Peace Of Justices Pre-
cinct No. ? and Ex-Officio
Notary Public in and for
Cameron County. Texas.
II. 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-25

profit as we'll as himself. But he
nas taken many chances IN putting
this work, and he wants his hare.
As the matter stands right now, Dad
10 tn only person who can carry on
this work successfully to q profit-
able finish. III information Of what
has been done hereof what TINS ore
contains-were 10 leak out, all oi
Dads work and expenav would be
wasted. Not only that, but neither
you nor Mr.. Stuart would profit a
dollar. / will explain why later.
Delivered in Pittsburgh without
tn knowledge of anyone save those
concerned. the ore will be worth
easily S20o,0O0 That Is tn careful
estimate, based on figures of Dads
expert. His expenses foot up to
about $4,000. That includes wages
for six laborers for 120 days and four
experts at $50 a day. This y ex-
elusive Of their living, for which
$4,000 il added.
Cutting tn loaf three ways leaves
for each Of you. Mr.. Stuart, Dad and
yourself, a slice amounting TO some
thing over S63. 900. Payments would
start with tn first trip, for which
YOU would receive $4,000 apiece on
your return to Elliston with a re-
ceipt for delivery from Mr.. Guern-
seyi"
Tony tried to speak. The best he
could accomplish at the first at
tempt was an inarticulate gasp.
Finally he managed to get it out in
a kind Of a way.
"Sixty-three 49, th-thous-th-t h o U :
sand dollarsl" he suffered, incredu-
lousy, els that"
(To BE CoNTINUED)
Read tomorrow of the result OF
Pat Sweeney's investigation and his
offer to Stuart and Justin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-25

had little liking for Pat Sweeney's
specializing proclivities.
"Yis, yis, me gyrul, I'll fix thot.
niver fear hastily promised "the
only living Jiggs." And he did.
"Ye see. me bye" he went on, with
a -portentious wink at Tony, Its list
loike this: Mike here has consaived a
yirtuous anh-tip-pathy for what she
calls Speculative deals" So. jist to
pl-Ze her DIVE promised this shall
he Pat Sweeney's swan song" in
speculation lullybyes. After this I'm
% coafoine meseif to more loidy-like
pursoctsl"
Again the girl interposed her
voice in the proceedings.
TONY j. half sick with curiosity.
Dad. as to tn manner in which 1
disappeared so suddenly" she said,
with her brief Rurgle Of a laugh.
Then she turned 10 the young man.
When Dad started in here with
his experts TO make his investiga-
tons she continued. 1T was neces-
sary 10 do some Of tn assay work
on the spot. In order TO be safe
from the curiosity Of any person Tho
might accidentally stumble on tn
place they fixed up a small cham
Der lending off tn main tunnel
which was closed here. This cham
Der is equipped as a laboratory and
reached by tn secret door ! used.
III show you how that operates"
She led him across 70 the near
wall. and reaching up. placed her
hand on a slightly projecting stone.
Instantly a space six feet wide and
six feet high turned on a pivot, Civ
ing an opening on each side of
about two and n half Ieet. Beckon-
inc him 70 follow. size stepped
through the right hand opening and
rs he Joined her she CAV the huge
block az stone a little push With
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-25
THE STATE OF TEXAS }
COUNTY OF CAMERON }

Before me, the undersigned au-
thority. on this day personally ar
peared w. C. Kerr and Mrs. Genovia
Miller IA Feme Solel known TO me
to be the person whose name ~ SUBJ
scribed 70 the foregoing instrument
ard acknowledged to me that they
executed the same for the purposes
and considerations therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal OF
office this the 9Th day of January,
A. D., 1923.
r. F. Watson, Justice Of the
Peace Of Justice'S Precinct
No. s and ES-Jfficio Notary
Public in and for Cameron
County, Texas.
IL. SD
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-25
CHAPTER NJ

CHAPTER NJ
You would know 10 a glance that
he was dad 10 q "aIihai or a Pat
even if both were girls!
Tony glarsd at TIE Mike" girl,
He felt that he had a grievance. and
he wanted 10 give it an airing. But
she was too quick for him.
This is Dad. Tony" she repeated.
grirning at him. dad Pat, tn only
living Jiggs. tn one STRANGE speci-
men outta captivity And this. Dad
dy dear. Is my friend Tony, Mister
Tony Justin"
she led "the one strange speci-
men forward. The "only living
Jiggs" made ~obeisnnce and extended
a Purple paw. Mccnar icallv. "a II inn
PEELED by a force over which he had
no control. Tony reached out his
hand and felt the mign,y d.g.ts Of
'the strange specime-" wraD around
it. The clasp was warm and friend
ly. and Tony experienced an oddly
soothing sensation. a sudden feeling
Of confidence in the nan before
him.
" 'Tis roiEht glad Of am. me bye.
t'meet vez." said Pat Sweeev. his
steely gray ewes looking straight in-
70 Tony's with d disconccrting stead
mess. me gyrul. Nikc-who oughter
ben born a bye. but wa7r't-telis
me she posted ye a bit ABBOTT tn
rayson We were fetched here"
Il Just gave Tony \ mere outline,
Dad" spoke up the girl. "You must
tell him everything. But let tn
first thinr Won toll him " sbe aFdod
swiftly. "be my alibi for being IA. .
TINT you promised nc this woul'
be vour last speculative deal. II I
would HELM you with It'll"
She spoke with u passionate We
hemencc. there was mo mistnkir~. IL
was evident that his rvrul Mike"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-25
Rabbit Fever Raging,
Health Officers Warn

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-(Pl-
Warning to tie public in general
against tularemia, a serious and
often fatal disease known as rabbit
fever" or "deer-fly fever" has been
issued by Paul G. Redington, chief
of the biological survey, and APPROX
ed by the public health service.
The disease has spread so widely.
havir- been discovered in all
states except Washington. Wiscon-
sin. New York and Delaware and the
New England states, that a public
warming was considered advisable.
II is a plague-like disease Of rodents
transmissible to human beings. and
Of 500 cases reported in this coun-
try, 20 lave terminated in death.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-25
G. of c. Plans Honors
For Master Farmers

CORPUS CHRISTI. Jan. 25.-Real-
izing the value to all south Texas of
the seven farmers Of south Texas
who have qualified IN the recent
statewide competition for master
farmer honors. Ray Leeman. man
ager Of the South Texas Chamber Of
Commerce, has sent each Of them a
years membership in the %organiza-
ton which he represents.
In addition TO this Leeman plans
that these seven farmers shall be
guests of horror at the second annual
convention of the South Texas Cham
Der Of Commerce which will be staged
in Laredo next fall and at which time
n special dinner will be given for the
Master Farmers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-25
THE STATE or TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON

Before me, the undersigned au-
thority, on this day personally APP
peared Howard Lupton, known TO me
to be the person whose name IS
subscribed to the foregoing instru-
ment and acknowledged 10 me that
they executed the same for the
purposes and considerations therein
expressed.
Given under my hand and seal Of
office this the 9Th day Of Janu-
airy, "A. ~, 1928.
Fred kowalski. Justice Of
the Peace Of Justices Pre-
cinct No. . and Ex-0fficis
Notary Public in and for
Cameron County, Texas.
II c
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-25
THE A OF TEXAS }
COUNTY OF CAMERnN

Before me. Belle A. Pierce. 9 No
tary Public in and for said Stats
and County, on this day personally
appeared Kate Siderius wife Of ]. X.
SIderius, known 70 me 20 be the
person whose name IN subscribed 20
the foregoing instrument. and having
been examined by me privately and
apart from her husband. and having
the same fully explained 20 her. sne
the said Kate Siderius acknowledged
such instrumet 20 be her act and
deed. and declared that she had will
ingly signed the same for the pur-
poses and consideration therein ex-
pressed. and that she did not wish
to retract il.
Given under my hand and seal Of
office this the 9Th day Of January.
A. ID. 1928.
Belle A. Pierce. Notary Pub
lie in and for Cameron
County. Texas.
IN ca
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-25
THE STATE OF X
COUNTY OLE rAMEEON

Before me. the undersigned au-
thority. on this day personally ap-
peared J. X. Siderius. known to me
to be the person whose name is sub
scribed to the foregoing instrument
and acknowledged to me that he
executed the same for the purpose
and considerations therein express
ed.
Given under nv hand and seal OF
office this the 9Th day OF January.
A. ID. 1928.
Belle "A. Pierce. Notary Pub
lie in and for Cameron
County, Texas.
IL. 81