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SORORITIES CHOOSE
SUMMER OFFICERS

Epsilon Delta Of Indiana State,
Terre Haute, has chosen as sum-
mer officers: Louanna DeMott,
Huntington, president; Mary Broad
hurst, st. Mary Of the Woods, vice
president; Margaret Ruth All, Lin
ton, secretary; Norma Ross, Eng
lish, treasurer; Mabel Craig, Terre
Haute, pledge leader, and May
Brownlee, KolIomo, reporter. Plans
are complete for the chapters an
nual boatride in July. The COM
mittee in charge is composed of
Norma Ross and Bonita Boots, West
Terre Haute.
Omega Sigma Chi held initiation
ceremony this week for Misses Ruth
Wampler, oxford City; Winifred
Hoskins, Jasonville; Beulah Brown,
Clinton; Alice Ingle, Mt. Vernon;
Erma Ruble, Lancaster; Edith Will
liams, Lewis, and Orena Schneider,
Lawrenceburg. A dinner was given
by the chapter in honor of the ini-
tiates, and at its close silver spoons,
bearing the crest of Omega Sigma
Chi, were given graduating men,
bers of the chapter.
Omega officers for the summer
term are: President, Ruth Gurgz,
Midland; vice president, Mary
Katherine Truax, Lewis; secretry,
Mary Elizabeth Wait. Greencastle;
treasurer, Frances Louise Hand,
Terre Haute, and pledge captain,
Terline Prather, Sullivan.
Mu Zeta officers for the summer
are: President, Theresa Steele,
Sullivan; vice president, Katherine
Wright, West Terre Haute; Gretch-
en- Long, Pimento, secretary, and
Avonelle Dolinger, Mt. Carmel,
treasurer.
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Jennie DaUiS and
DonoUam Mofett
i'm Home NuptialS

The marriage Of Miss Jennie
Doyne Davis, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Davis, Newport, to
Donovan C. M. Moffett, Indianap-
oils, son of MIR. and Mrs. Charles
M. Moffett took place at 10 a. m.
today at the home Of the brides
parents with the Rev. Otis Chiving-
ton reading the service.
Miss Anna May Martin, Kokomo,
and DR.. Clinton H. Glascock, whose
marriage will take place next
month. were the only attendants.
Miss Martin wore blue chiffon and
the bride wore ashes of roses georg-
cite with accessories of beige gray.
After a wedding breakfast Mr..
and Mrs. Moffett left on a wedding
trip east, and will be at home for
the summer in New York, where Mr..
Moffett will attend Columbia Uni
versity. They will be at home after
Oct. l in Greencastle. Mrs. Moffett
is member of Phi Mu Sorority and
Mr.. Moffett of Delta Epsilon Fra
ternity.
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they say that men do not want
intellectual equals; men just
don t want to be reminded of
the equality"
My idea that this is true still re-
mains. But here is the opinion OF
the man in the case:
Dear. Martha Lee: read your column
quite frequently. and have read It for a
number of years, Generally, I like your
advice. and I think it is quite fine
always agree with Your contentious, but
that is quite natural wherever human
opinions. are involved ,.44.u
sighed IN dfFtSSaY Rs sSu9 fro g0u PIN gr Who IS
medical Student. She says that the men ae,a
IN her csgssS fepy 70 that mem
are always resentful Of mental eduanty
OF superiority in a! girl ana SSn be afsSe
you have diagnosed the men incorrectly
the st pIafes nine men G sTl Of much
more quickly than almost any otner oe
feet Men of intelligence appreciate an
Women Of intelligence DO. It is no pleas;
ure for man to be dumbly aonirtsu: i Il
p be SEaSeS of amy intellect he wants t.
be praised with some intelligence. or not
The be- difidence you speak of is, present.
true enough. but present in anotneT o way,
and from another cause; Inc S Mer5an
is expecting to marry her. 1t may not
be quite as BADLY direct as tnaS, OF even .5,t
fshnittey felt BY The he ba sR one in most
Su The 'e biggesf bar to matrimony is an
stances today. The woman who, is as in
telligent as man is today, rightly enough,
making as much. or possibly more: ~ ta ian
ing to ask that woman to give up her
own remunerative career ana sacrlnce
her earning power to marry hlmf Vi
That IS the real bar to any close friend,
ship between y0 oot oMeston Of in
'eiiieenCe Ou' Oh cash. MERE MAN.
AS a matter of inhospltality, I
hesitate to set my opinion squarely
against yours in the same column,
but:
If you will reread the article, my.
dear "Mere Man." you will notice
that there was nothing said about
a man being "resentful of superior
ity or mental equality in a girls"
I believe said that he didn't like
being constantly reminded by the
girl of that superiority or equality.
still believe it is psychologically
sound; that men should want to feel
themselves foremost in everything.
I do not, by any means, think that
a man wants an inferior wife actu-
allv. Men show every day in many
WAYS that they can be as proud as
peacocks Of their accomplished
wives, but, in reality, I believe it is
because the wives are clever enough
to BE INTELLIGENT, even super
'ior and yet not chafe the husbands
with comparison or outward snow.
Women must APPEAR all eyes
and ears for men, and yet measure
up to their expectations of intel
ligent women.
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Mildred FNNke
Bride Today in
Home Wedding

Miss Mildred Funke, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Funk, 118 N.
Healing Ave, and Frederick H.
Bohrman, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick C. Bohrman were married to-
day at the home of the brides
parents by the Rev. Mr.. Denny. The
altar where the service was read,
was improvised at the mantel with
palms and ferns.
Miss Dorothy Bohrman, sister Of
the bridegroom, as the brides only
attendant, wore green georgette and
carried Premier roses. The bride
wore pink georgette and carried
GUIDE roses. Fred Funke, the brides
brother, was best man.
A dinner at the home followed the
ceremony. After a wedding trip MI.
and Mrs. Bohrman will be at home
at 118 N. Healing Ave.
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Rose GOOtee and
Charles Richter
Married Tuesday

Miss Rose Gootee, 1919 E. YER
mont st.. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. Gootee, Montgomery, and
Charles L. Richter, son of Mrs. Ida
Richter, 1925 Singleton ST., were
married Tuesday morning at st.
GATHERINGS Church by the Rev.
Father ]. M. Downey. Palms and
ferns decorated the altar.
Miss Catherine Budenz, organist,
played bridal airs before and during
the ceremony.
Miss Alma Gootee, sister Of the
bride, wore a bouffant style orchid
dress with large hat to match and
carried Pernet roses. Miss Eileen
Saladay, flower girls, wore pink
crepe.
The bride wore ivory satin with
basque waist and skirt Of uneven
hem line. The yoke was Of lace
beaded in rhinestones. Her cap
shaped veil was caught with orange
blossoms and she carried a shower
Of roses and lilies of the valley.
H. P. Richter, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man, and the
ushers were Joseph MichaeliS and
Raymond Hellmer.
A wedding breakfast for thirty
guests was served at the home OF
Mr.. Richter's mother, after which
the couple left on a trip to Detroit
Mich. They will live with the BRIDE
grooms mother.
Among the outof-town guests
were: Mrs. A. T. Gootee, mother OF
the bride; Mrs. Joseph Mccain
Wabash; Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Hellmer, Newcastle, and Mr.. .anc
Mrs. George Berry, Claremont.
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HOnOrgd at
Fete Today

Miss Marie Wagnon, S24 E. Fifty
Fifth ST., entertained Tuesday eve
ming with a bridge party in honor
of Miss Margaret Finneran, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.
Finneran, whose marriage to
Charles Danna Rollings will take
place July 10.
Appointments were in pink and
orchid, the bridal colors, and baskets
of garden flowers decorated the
rooms. Mrs. Arthur B. Wagnon
assisted her daughter.
The guests were: Mesdanes T. j.
Finneran, Rose Rollings, j. P.
Hoster, S. E. Test and Edward
Pierre Fillion; Misses Alice Carter,
Rebecca Jones, Mary Lee Orloff,
Katherine Stanley, Ruth Mckenzie,
Dorothy Spooner, Lucille Tyner,
Catherine Warrender, Margaret
Godfrey, Marian Whitney, Gertrude
Denges, Jane Keyes, Catherine
Finneran and Alice Wagnon.
Miss Spooner and Miss Mckenzie
will entertain this evening at Miss
Spooner's home in honor Of the
bride-elect and Miss Stanley and
Miss Margaret Godfrey will enter
tain at dinner at the Columbia
Club Saturday. On July 10, Mrs.
Test will have a party for Miss
Finneran and Miss Tyner has not
yet set the date for her party.
Miss Catherine Finneran, sister of
the bride-elect, will be maid of
honor and Miss Tyner bridesmaid
]. Rex Queeney will be best man
and Leon Desautels and George
HoSter, ushers.
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Tea for Professor

The faculty of Teachers College
entertained with an informal tea
this afternoon honoring. Miss Lucy
Gage, professor of education at
Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn.
who is here to give series of
lectures at the college. Mrs. Harmon
Bradshaw was chairman of the
committee, assisted by Miss Mary
Elizabeth Walkup and Miss Faye
Marshall.
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FaYYur
Hostess for
Bridge
A luncheon bridge party b !

A luncheon bridge party 81
tables was given this afternoo
Mrs. G. w. Farrar, 1927 ". CapItcf
Ave.
The hostess carried out a color
scheme of green, yellow and orchid
with orchid sweetpeas and yellow
coreopsis used on the tables. Yellow
candles in green holders tied with
orchid tulle gave the light. Hand
made powder puffs in the shape of
roses were given as favors.
The guests were: Mesdames @. d.
O'Rourke, Voyle Kendall, E. H.
Fore, Herb Suffrins, Ray Goodwin,
i. T. Glidden, c. G. Claman, Oscar
Hagemeier, Edward thinner, James
T. Barnett, Cameron Cooper and
Ralph Marsh.
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For Miss James

Miss Elizabeth DeHass entertained
Tuesday afternoon with a bridge
party in honor of Miss Margaret
James, whose marriage to Wendell
j. Brown will take place July 10.
Appointments we're in green and
yellow, carried out in the summer
flowers.
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l. Should woman inquire the
identity of stranger who has rem
dered her a service?
2. Is it necessary for woman
to talk to man who gives her his
seat on train or renders other
little services?
3. What should she do?
The Answers
Not unless it was so valuable
ward.
2. No.
8. Just nod her thanks or say a
D service she wishes to send a re-
Arcrmal Thank You"
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Prize Recipes
by Readers

NOTE-The Times will give 81 for
each recipe submitted by reader adj
judged Of sufficient merit to be printed
in this column. One recipe is printed
daily, except Friday, when twenty are
given. Address Recipe Editor of The
Times. Prizes will be mailed TO winners.
one recipe each week will be accepted
Beet-Bean Salad
Mix two cups cooked string beans
one-half cup sliced radishes, three
finely cut scallions, one-haf cup
mayonnaise and fill in scooped-out
centers Of six large boiled beets
which have been sprinkled on the
inside with vinegar and salt-pepper
seasoning.
MRS. THEASA KENIPKU.
OSgood, Ind, r. r. /.
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Honor Mr.. and Mrs. Rush

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Rush,
who have been active in Girl Scout
work in Indianapolis, and who are
leaving the city next month for
New York, where Mr.. Rush will be
librarian at Teachers College, were
honored at the father and daughter
luncheon meeting of the Gyro Club
Tuesday at the Spink-Arms Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush were presented
with flowers. A number of Girl
Scouts gave talks on their work.
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Dinner at Morristo10m

A group of members of the Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club will entertain with a dinner
bridge party at Morristown this
evening in honor Of Miss Jean
Langshaw, a. member of the club,
who will, leave soon for Grand Rap
ids, Mich, for residence.
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Mere Man. Denies Male \
ReSentS High Order of
Intelligence in Women
BY MARTHA LEE

N READER has severely but cevery taken to
concerning article of mine the subject of
mans attitude toward a superior woman.
recall saying this: Men interested in their intel
ectual equals only long the feminine ntegentsa keep
most of their book larnin' to themselves.
Another statement was: ''No women are wrong when
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Pnrtg Thnrsdnu

Monumental Division No. IL of
the G. I. A. to the B. of I. E. will
give a card party Thursday at 2:30
p. m. at the home of Mrs. G. p.
briggs, 1854 E. Twenty Fifth st.
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Womnm's RotnrM Picnic

Members of the Womens Rotary
Club will be entertained with their
annual picnic Saturday by Mrs.
Walter r. Mayer, honorary presi-
dent, at her new summer home,
$500 College Ave.
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Sorority Hostess

Miss Autumn Bradley, 319 N.
DreXel Ave, will be hostess for the
business meeting of the Sigma Sig
ma Kappa sorority this evening.
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We'd IN Washinqton

The marriage of Miss Margaret
Embrick, Washington, D. c., and
Capt. Frank Hastings, Washington,
Ind, will take place in July at
washington, D. G.
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Raw grated carrots, celery, beets
and tomatoes, make an excellent
filling for whole-wheat sandwiches
when mixed with little dressing.
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D. of A. PGrtg

A euchre, bunco and 500 party
will be given Thursday at $3.50 p. m.
at 5454 E. Washington ST., by the
Daughters of America.
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Sacred Heart Party

The Sacred Heart Social Club will
entertain at euchre at 2:3O p. m.
Thursday at the hall on Union st.
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Dance. Card Portu

Dance, Card Party
Ancient Order of Shepherds will
give a dance and card party tonight
at P. H. C. hail, East and Michigan
SITS,
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RENTALS
Apartment

FOR RENT: Furnished apartment
suitable for couple without chill
dren. Gas and private BATH l4O0
Adams. phone 274. k-l74
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
THE STATE OF TEXAS

To all persons interested in the
welfare Of w. II. Hayes Martha Jane
Hayes and Leila May Hayes. minors,
Eugene Bates has filed in the COun-
tn Court Of Cameron County, an APP
plication for Letters Of Guardianship
upon the Estate Of said Minors,
which said application will be heard
az the next term Of said Court. com
mencing onr<he first Monday in De-
cember. A. p. 1898, the same being
the third day Of December, "A. ID.
1928, at the Court House thereof. in
Brownsville, at which time all per-
sons interested in the welfare Of
such minors, may appear and contest
said application. III they see proper
to do so.
Herein fail not hut have you be-
fore said Court on the said first day
OF the next term thereof this Writ,
with your return thereon. showing
how you have executed the sane.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of said Court, at office in Browns
viilc- Texas, this the end day OF No
vember, "A. u. 1928.
II. ID. SEAGO, Clerk,
County Court, Cameron County. Tex.
BY d. VI. Bremen, Deputy.
Seal
A true copy | certify:
n. ID. Scago, Clerk. County Court
Cameron County, Texas.
By @. II. Bremen, Deputy.
lli-22-29-2t-323ID
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Co.
Cameron County

FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County
Mrs. &. al. Sullivan to ri. VI. Thorn
as. lots l and ., block so, townsite
Of Harrington, $1,000.
j.. j. Willingham 10 y. Il. Fuller.
lot 3, block 36. townsitc Of Harlin.
gen. $3.50.
r. c. Owen to G. W. Wilkinson,
lot .. block Y. Windsor Place addi-
tion. city Of Harrington, $40, etc.
Los Ebasos Estates, In, TO Jane
Mcdonald. lot rs, block g, Los Eba-
nos. An additio INTO the city OF
Brownsville. <2.OIs.
N. IL. Windsor and wife 70 r. II.
McElwrath, Jr, lot ~, block 8. Wind
sor Place.. an addition 70 the city
Of Harrington. $3.50.
The Al Parker Securities 90. TO WI.
h Northup, block 2J, w. ". Pichsr
subdivision. SS,039: also block -
VI. n. Pichcr subdivision.
Charles Grcensladc To Guy Trent
east IS acres OF south half or block
81. San Bcnito Land q Water Co.
subdivision, $3.50.
Delta Irrigation Farms 90. ~ MI
by sheriff, TO Il. W. Atkinson, 1888
acres. the west part Of block 1873,
San Benito Irrigation Go. subdi-
vision, $500.
@. b.. and Mrs. q. Il. Van Dyck by
sheriff to ". n. Mhitclaw. eorth half
W block 252. San BCnito Irrigation
Go. subdivision, $500.
Hidalgo County
Banks Miller ct Tx IN u. y. Lynn,
block 2O2. por. 69-70. $40.
T.. l.. Hearn to John H.. Sapie,
south half Of east lh acres Of north
1899 acres Of lot y, section 30
Tex-Mex, $40.
Clyde Tennis TO STANDBY Jewett-
east 10 acres OF west 70 acres III
block EOS. La Blanco, $40.
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THE STATE or TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON

Notice il hereby given that on
Friday. December 2ist. 1928, between
the hours of 10000 O'Clock A. NJ. and
4 o'clock n. MI. The st. Louis. Browns
willie and Mexico Railway Company,
acting by and through its duly auth
orized agent will offer for sale and
sell ut public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. az its freight depot
in Brownsville. Cameron County.
Texas. the following described pieces
or parcels which have been trans
ported over its line OF railroad and en-
which the proper charges for trans
~portatio nand storage have not been
paid. and which said property has re-
manned unclaimed for the space Of
three months at the depot to which II
was consigned, said article, piece cr
parcel 20 bc offered for sale separ-
ately. to-wit:
One iron safe No. 6AO5 shipped on
March lst, 1928. nv the Schwab Safe
Company from Lafayette, Indiana.
and consigned TO their order mt
Brownsville. with Instructions to
notify Dan Stark. moving under way
bill No. 50iS. said safe having no dis
tinguishinE names, numbers or marks
found thereon except ~ above indi-
Gated.
Signed az Brownsville. Texas. this
10th day Of November. 1928.
The st. Louis. Browns
THE ST. LOUIS BROWNS
VILE * MEXICO RY. Co.
BY WI. vi. GOULD,
It's duly authorized Agent
Observation-Disclosures
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Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT: Comfortable bedroom
in modern home to one or two gen
tlemen. Garage il desired. Phone
4l5-N. k-22I
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EUREKA HOTEL-Gas. hot and la
water; close in: corner Ninth and
81. Charles. Phone 200. K-2fs
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE: At sacrifice. my prop
erty a. San Bcnito: fronts on high
way. two blocks from main street.
with two houses bringing excellent
revenue; also one lot and half with
house on Leyee street. Brownsville.
corne George MaAsur. Brownsville.
Phone I'll or p. o.lBox So.
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FOR SALE: as acre improved farm.
For description. price and terms,
write Box lis. Olmito. Texas.
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18TH DISTRICT COURT

SUITS HE'D:
II. II. Hooks et vir VI. C. q. Miles
81 Al, south half Of north half 81
lot IL. Green Meadows.
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COUNTY COURT
ID. q. Dancy, Judge
COUNTY COURT At LAW
John hleibcr, Judge
NO new cases.


Benjamin. M~aldanado and Ms de-
los Angeles Anayo.
Daniel Norgas and Teresa Melcn-
drez.
Luis AlOmia and Rosa PozoS.
Norberto SalAs and Maria Soto.
CIrriano Eapendola and Cruz Iowa.
Mateo Cara and Gracia RAMIREZ.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

NOTICE: We have established a new
dairy ut 0lmito TO serve the city Of
Brownsville. and can take a limited
number Of new Gu storners. We lave
MIR. Palmer's COWS and equipment
only. Bray Dairy Co.. Olmito-
KISS
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HIDALGO COURTS
BIRD DISTRICT COURT

Suits filed:
G. r. Bradford ys. A. v. Sumner
AZ al- east - acres Of HI. ri. li, west
tract. Suit for damages.
Lee Minnier vs.. r. II. Frecland st
Al. lot /. TO l6 inclusive, block So,
MCAllcn. Suits for damages.
vi. r.. BraEt ct nj ". 4. ~. Rou-
ct al, lots ,. section 24s. Tex
Mer. Suit for damages.
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REWARD offered for retur.. of Don,
large. curly haired brown and black
Airedsle dog belonging TO Mrs. +. s.
Quest Phone 720 or $50. k-i4f
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Typewriters

Poison Oak or Ivy IL relieved
quickly and permanently with I'm
peiik< eczema Rem edy- All drug
eistsSare authorized to refund your
none IL 10 fsiis--Adv. Isl
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
Notice vi sale NJ real estate under
execution.
THE STATE or TEXAS
COUNTY or CAMERON
In the United States District
Court. Southern District of Texas,
Brownsville Division.
Swift n Company. plaintiff. W.
T. q. AdamsOn. defendant. No. SIS.
Law Docket.
Whereas, BY virtue NJ an exccu-
ton issued out Of the United States
District Court, Southern District Of
Texas. Brownsville Division. On a
Judgment rendered IN said court on
the 2sth day of March. A. ID. 1928,
in favor Of said Swift & Company.
u corporation. and against the said
|. C.. Adamson. numbered SIS on the
Law Docket Of said court. ] did, on
the 10th day Of November. Al. ID.
1928, mt 10000 o'clock a.. M. levy
upon the following described tracts
and parcels OF land situated In the
County Of Cameron. State az Texas,
and belonging to the~Said I. G.. Ad-
amson. to-wit:
4. Lots Nos. Q. 10. and ii IN block
No. 125, San Benito Land a. Water
C%ompany's Subdivision OF lands in
Cameron County. Texas. said lots
Nos. p, 10 and ~ containing 1859
acres, as shown by map or plat of
said subdivision Of record in the
office Of the County Clerk of Cam
cron County, Texas. 70 which refer
cnce Is hereby made for a further
description of said lots
t2). Lots Nos. a, =. ~ and ~ IN
BLOCK No. % Of the Third Addition
70 the City Of San Bcnito. Cameron
County. Texas. ~ per NAP or plat
OF said Third Addition OF record in
the office Of the County Clerk OF
Cameron County. Texas, ~ which
reference u hereby made for q fur
thcr description Of said lots.
And on the lst day or January,
a. u. 1928. same being the first
Tuesday in said month. between the
hours Of 1000 o'clock a. m. and
400 o'clock y. ~. on said day. III
the court house door Of said Gamer.
on County. Texas, l will offer 70,
sale, and will sell. at public auction
for cash, all or the above desrribed
property, and all the right title and
Interest," Of the said I. G.. Adamsor
IN and 10 said property.
Dated this 30th day OF November
A. D. 1928.
II. "A. HARvTN
United States Marshal OF the Sout.
eTn District Of Texas.
BIZ III. RJcfferds. deputy.
11-30-7-lf-21-32-4t-322s
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1927 FORD ton truck Closed cab
and stake body. new rubber. Al
mechanical condition. Apply at
Dutch's Garage. XIII.