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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
AnAut0 Thief
W0Returned
Car Unhurt

Senator Pat Johnson OF
Beaufort. member of the State
Equalization Board, is sure
that Elizabeth City has some
considcratc automobile thieves.
Some one stole the Senator's 5
r,r from the street in front of the
virginia Dare Hotel last Frlda!
night. drove it 100 miles or more
and then returned il in good ortler
to the VIRGINIA Dare Hotel Garage.
Senator Johnson left his car i'll
f., nt of the hotel with the Key Ill
fine switch. Before retiring for the
ui"ht hr went out to get his car
and nut it in the garage. His ear
wos not where he had left it. Sell
,tor Johnson then went to the
garage. thinking perhaps some one
had put his car i'll the garage tor
him 1t wasn't in the garage. Ihe
uoIire were notified. At five O'Clock
Friday morning the police fouhu
tbe car in the garage. The atteh'
dant in the garage said that many
ears had ccme in during the night
and he didn't recall just when tins
ear WAS brought in OF who brought
it in.
And 50 Senator Johnson enter
t,ins warm feeling for whoever
STOLE his car and so thou%ht1uilA
returned it to his hotel the S;llh'
night. The usual way of autom"
hilr thieves and borrowers Is u
/ l,,vr the stolen ar borrowed ca
in ditch or wrapped arouhu
telephone pole many miles ava!
from its owner.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11

"They used to say that StorkS
bring babies" said the Soda Jerker'
"but see in one of these college
humorous monthlieS that StorkS
have gone ont of style and now It's
more often larkS.
(Which reminds me. said the
Bank Clerk. of Il tale that comes
from Roanoke Island: they say Il
certain Woodworking fisherman LETT
home one evening to spend the hl%hr
nt his trade. A storm blew up max
ing it unsafe for him to stay on
thp water and he decided to return
TO his home. Returning home at II
LATE hour If the night he took OF
his shoes and crept into his mousse
hopiny not to disturb his wife.
40 and behold he discovered il
man asleep i'm the room with MS
wife. Tip-toeing out of the room he
fouud n ran If gasoline. SprillKiPd
u,soliup on the bed clothes ana Toss
cd a match in the bed. The Wlie
and her paramour, awakened ny ii
burst of flames rushed from the
room in their night clothes tleelll'
into the night; whereupon the nus
band yanked the blazing covers OH
the bed. wadded them up threw
them hastily thru the window anu
saved his cottage from burning up
Il could tell you one aS bad aS
that on IL trio right here Ill Ell"a
beth CITY" said the Soda Jerker
but | have been lectured Tor i"
week about the scandal | Spllled IL
our column two weeks ago. Ihere
| is Il nice old lady lives at my noard
ing house who says | ought 10 III
ashamed of myself for employing
my talents in the spreading or scan
dalouS stories. instead of using III!
talents in finer. Sweeter, upI'I'i''s
| things. And SO out of respect lo
the dear old lady who was shocked
by the way l spilled the beans
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
BOARD TAKES
NO ACTION ON
HEALTH LEAGUE
Postpones Adoption of Meas
ure Until After The June
Primaries

The plan for tri-county
health unit is held up indefln-
itely. The county commission
erS of PasquOtank postponed
making any final disposition
of the matter at their meeting
this week. despite the fact that
it had been ratified by the
town council. and that its sue
cess. depends on the unanimous
action Of PaSquotank. Camden
and PerquimanS County.
DIR. G. OH. LaughinghouSe Secr"-
tarv of the State Board of Health
and Administrative Officer OF the
Department of Health. was before
the Board at their meeting Monday,
His efforts to secure. the adoption
of the measure. were reinforced 10y
many local public spirited citizens.
Including town and county officials.
and heads of civic organizations.
Aud in spite of their appeals for
Immediate action. the COMMISSION
erS expressed themselves aS fav'r-
ing the pOStpOnement of any de-
riSion to spend some of the people ;
money for health. until after the
June primaries.
Dr. Lau-hiughouSe went back 10
Raleigh with PaSTuotank still on
the records rs anon" the minority
counties of North Carolina III re-
Spert To care for public health.
Thirty nine of the wealthieSt coun-
ties in the state. representing near
" a. per cent of the states popu-
lation have health departments.
The state Department of Health
having made every effort to secure
thp adoption of the plan. Dr.
Iau.hin.huuSe pointed ont what
the cuunty'S failure to do 50 might
mean i'm the matter of ImfavOrahle
advertising when outside capi-
tai makes inquiries about where TO
locate i'm North Carolina. | shall be
compelled to say that PaSquotank
has diSregarded every effort made
in regard to this measure for the
public health"
Members of the board who were
thinkin. Of its probable effect on
the June primaries. didn't want to
consider the measure at all. Chair
man Ownlpy feared ii would hc
killed if put to Il vote at this time,
commissioner Etheridge thought it
would lead To spending more money,
, Commissioner Thompson wanted to
leave il to the vote of the people.
Commissioner WalStOn expressed
himself heartily in favor Uf it.
Among the citizens who appeared
before the Board in favor of adOp-
tion this week were J. {. Il. Ehrin%-
hauS and DIR. :. W. Gregory of the
School Board. Prof. :. l.. Sheep.
! Supt. of the COlored Schools. Mrs.
J. G.. Fearing. President of the EilH,
ahpth City WOmanS Club. and
! Mayor jerome Flora.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
KeepersOfZth
District Have
Big T1meHere

The annual get together
,oot;rr of thc Warrant and
~ : C,-
Olllel Guy 'li'NN
ton Of the Seventh DISTRICT
Coast Guard was tic event OF
49,, ooI- IA J7Ii1obeth Civ.
-, --L-.
opening Will d '"'.' ''
uaN evening dl
VIRGINIA Dare Hotel. W. a.
N,-a.I, Elizabeth CT" attorney
=, .:..;,oi -,c,I.cr
WIS '''O i''''N't' ,,
tine "Ve'' "'""-"'
t'irerS from ~ Tar lof'h II" W."
Harry and as far south aS Char
. - cant II y Goodwin
'''>''''' - ala, ,...o.
ol beaufort ~ l '''>'''' ~ "
clailoh'
Outstanding figures III 'he ''''
hratinn were tle i've '''''
who were promoted WI " ,,,a
the occasion q tue ,e' ~
ClmO ana l"'"-"'' r
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
THAT TRAGIC SWEEPER
TO BE BOUGHT AT LAST

If was last fall that Councilman
Ed Cohoon. and City Manager Fere-
bee set ont to Richmond to inspect
Il new type of street sweeper the
city contemplated buying. They
never got to Richmond. but narrow
" escaped death when their car
turned over near Suffolk. Both men
were in the hospital for months, and
neither have fully recovered.
Monday night of this week. The
City Council voted TO ask for bids
on four makes of SweeperS selling
variou<ly at Sc 800 TO $4,000.
The Council changed the city Auto
License dates from September to
January /. Hence the fee will he
prorated this year. and Il license
20. Il until 1890 will cost Il third
more. than the regular price.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
WINS WATCH CHARM IN
NATIONWIDE CONTEST

If YOU see f. NJ. Sawyer If Eliz-
abeth City. y. c.. studiOusly taking
out his watch every few minutes it's
not because he forgetS the time so
quickly but because he wants you 10
see that unique watch charm hes
ngot dangling on his chain. For he
has lust won it i'm the nationwide
Vanilla Sales Contest being conduct
ed by the J. Il. Watkins Company
among it's dealers. The gold charm
is in the form # Il vanilla bottle
and has engraved Oh it the words
Prize Winner
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
THE TALK TURNS AGAIN TO SCANDAL
JhQ BANK CLERK ANo TILE SODA JCRkeR

coupIe o. weeks ago. I'm laying OH
fine scandal stuff this week.
"Does the good woman to whom
Won refer read her hible?" asked the
bank clerk.
"She does that" said the Soda
Jerker.
"WclI. if she reads it thoroIy
there is nothing we could say III
m,r column that should shock her
very much. Take the bihl" aS Il
Guide and you will find that the
brave, sincere and devOut men VINO
wrote the boo rs of the bible dldh |
law off thing just because it wash [
nice. The Old Testament abollhdS
with stories of the ScandHlnuS eSca-
uudes of crring men and women /:
uoihinp is omitted We have To
fake life aS we find it and If we
find certain odd and improper hap
neuip~s in life. don't see that any
good is acc mpliShed by concealing
tbp facts. When the historian OF
the future digs back into the lilies
of the newspapers to see how folks
lived in 1923 he will want To know
all the facts: not just the nice and
proper things"
"IIpm find everything he's look
inc for in The Independent, wont
he?" said the SCda .Jerker.
Exactly So" said the Bank
Clerk: that's what makes Ihe III
,leneutlent the most readable small
town newspaper in America.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
ALL THEATRES.
NOW In HANDS.
OF CULPEPPER

w. T. Culpepper, wide awake
business man of this city finds
himself in control of all the
theatres in Elizabeth City, as
the result of the confirmation
of his offer for the. lease OF the
Carolina Theatre this week.
He bought out the lease Of the
Alkrama, and the Gaiety sever
al days ago.
Mr.. Culpepper gets the Carolina
Theatre for $733.33 Il month, bid
ding higher on it than any out OF
town operators would bid. The
Theatre WAS operated by Carolina
Theatres of Charlotte until Feb
ruary IL when they went under.
Mr.. Culpepper stated this week
that he will continue for the present
to operate both the Carolina and the
Alkrama without lny change i'll
management.
"The Alkramu will be kept open'
he insisted. "if it can pay its way.
The Gaiety is Il negro Theatre
managed as subsidiary of the
Alkrama.
In leasing the Carolina. the own
erS made provision for Il three year
contract. with option of renewing
for ~ years ut tle same figure. lie
also bought the fixtures of the Caro-
lima Theatre. at Il figure said to Ee
$7.0OG In all t'he fHS invested
some $i5.OOO in leases and fixtures,
! i'm his theatre venture in this city.
Mr.. Culpepper promises M re-
duction in the quality of the pie
lures to he shown. He expresses
the hope of improving the pictures
and believes the attendance will
maintain popular prices.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
E0uers From
CemeteryGet
Girls In Dutch

Aunt Polly Harris, of Chris
tian Science fame who main
tanned quarters in the Linton
Building and practiced the
healing of her faith, who will
be better remembered by the
little dog "Cutie." now deceas-
ed, which used to 10 low her
ABOUT the streets. ':ot in bad with
the authorities this week. aud police
had = warrant for her o. ! charge
of taking flowers from Hpllyw"Ut
Cemetery.
Two Young girls. Eula ah' Mar
caret Commander were charged with
baving stolen flowers from grave
lot in the cemetery. and wpr" tried
in County Court Monday rr""ling
and taxed with the costs in III" case
Two boys under 16. of thir "t". are
also before the juvenile court charg,
ell with the same Offense.
Mrs. Harris was out of town
Monday. and police believed she had
left town rather than face the
charges. Surmising that she was
taking, the flowers to place on thu
grave lof Cutie" the location OF
which Is unknown TO others Mrs
Harris was questioned by police
and they elected the information
that she was getting them for hel
husband with whom she doesn't live
The raidihg of cemeteries fol
flowers is said to he Il rapid grow
ing form of vandalism in Elizabetl
city. and police are keeping strict
watch for the thieves. Witnesses
testified that the two girls had
been seen taking flowers before. Ac
cording to all accounts there are
others following the same practices
who have not been apprehended.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
S. & A. HARRIS ANNOUNCE
AN INTRODUCTORY SALE

The Introductory Sale OF :. u
A. Harris figures largely in this
weeks merchandising news for Ellz-
abeth City folk. The Harris firm,
which comes to Elizabeth City from
Cineinatti. brings a record OF Il
quarter of a century in the mer-
camille business. both wholesale ana
retail. and promise some interesting
values for the shoppers Of this ter
ritory. Their location Is i'll the e.
f.. Benton former stand on POM
dexter Street. just around the corn
or from Main. In their advertising
in this newspaper. their
KEYNOTE is Economy. and they assure
the reader that "everything Is iS
represented or money refnndeu. .
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
Fcor Sands of Corn
and Cotton, Rcplantcd

Farmers Of the Elizabeth City soc
tiou find theSelves obliged to re-
plant about II third of their corn
crop. and probably fifty per cent
of their cotton. this season. due to
unusually rough weather that has
prevailed. The seed and young
plants were ruined by wet and cold
This means that the harvest Will
bp some weeks later than usual. The
planting was reported as somewhat
heavy this season.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
VIRGINIA EDITOR THINKS
THIS TOWN HAS GONE SOME

Paul Titlow. editor "f the
Matthew'S tVaD Journal was back
i'm Elizabeth City on VISIT laS'
Sunday. Mr.. Titlow used 10
work for The Independent. but he
hadn't seen its plant or the town III
II years. He waS amazed at the
uro"reSS of Elizabeth City, SurprlS-
ed 10 find The Independents shop
crown To such modern proportions
and particularly complimentary 10
Elizabeth City'S unusual hotel. lie
,r,S sure that could he have for
seen Elizabeth City'S progress. he
wouldE't have been in any hurry 10
leave. Mr.. Titlow waS accompanied
by his family OH his visit to Eiiz-
abeth City.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
Another Local
Citizen In The
Public Eye

Elizabeth City got in for
some notable recognition this
week when W. G.. Gather. was
elevated to the presidency OF
the North Carolina Bankers
Association at the convention
at PinehurSt. 1t is one OF the
most formidable ORGANIZATIONS III
the state. and winning the preSi'
,lency Indicates marked recognition
for bankers ability.
Mr.. Gathers rise Ia president of
thr organization doesn't mean how
oyer that the Association Will hni'l
its convention next year at this citN.
Elizabeth city could hardly take
care # - large Il crowd. for lack
If sufficient hotel facilities. and en-
tertainment.
II. G.. Kramer. Vice President anu
Cashier of the Savings Bank y
Trust Company is again treasurer
nf the association
In Elizabeth city. Mr.. Gather Is
vice President of the First y Citl'
yrnS National Bank. President al
the Virginia Carolina Joint Stock
and Bank. the Southern Discount
CORPORATION. the Southern Trust
e., mpany. the Crystal Ice X Coal
Corporation. the Bright Jewelry
Ccmuany. and Vice President of the
Auto K Gas Engine Works. He i
"A native of HertfOrd. and has been
i'm this city since 1912.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
FREE CLINIC MAY 2l-26
FOR TUBERCULAR PEOPLE

Tubercular people. or those VINO
may suspect early susceptibility 10
this dread disease will find comfort
i'm the announcement that clinic Ior
their benefit will be held ut the hilH-
abeth city Hospital. May q t" 70
1.,e clinic is free of charge ana l.
TO he held under the auspices OF the
WomanS Club, and local authorl'leS'
in ceoperatiOn with the hospital
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
TIME TO LIST TAXES
ALL THIS MONTH

lis tax li<tin. time in all the
counties of North Carolina. anu the
time began Tuesday of this week
The state law requires that the bal
nnrp of the month frcm the tlr>'
after the first Monday i'll
Nav. hp given over To tax listing
Y 4 .IoneS and A. {. Twiford are
i'm charge of the books for EIl%-
obeth City township. and they VIII
ha fnuud at the courthouse from )
II. IN. to > p. III.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
Masonic Educational
Rally Here May Is

The District Deputy Grand Mast
or. Mr.. &. l.. MaCkey of the First
Masonic District. is calling Il great
District Educational Rally To he
held mt Elizabeth City. y. t.. with
the Eureka Lodge No. 3lI on the
evening of May II. at Z 30 o'clock
Al this time. DIR. W. &. Wicker. edu-
rational field secretary for the
Grand Lodge of North Carolina. Will
deliver il lecture on the Deeper
NIeaniu" of Masonry" All MaSonS
are urged to attend this Masonic
Rally.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
THE BEST is CHEAPEST

breakfast 4Oc: lunch. meat or fish
with two vegetables, dessert, bread
butter and coffee 45c; regular din
nor 75c A room with private lava
tory $2C0
The Virginia Dare Hotel
Elizabeth City, N. c. advtf
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
YOUR EYES AT WORK

Constant use of your eyes In a.
line. working all day by artific'
light will lower their efficiency.
Is wise to help your eyes with
pair glasses, correctly prescrib
Consult an eye specialist. sDI
]. d. HATHAWAY. Carcl,rs Ba
REl1.ac. &C
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
EEuENTHEOLDTOWNWILL
BE N CHARGE OF YOUTH
Il Civ Looks Forward To Two Days
I1aP1S, Fcovcrnment By It's Young People,
u May Is and l9.

...are that deals with such matter Of fact items
.n,, and form OF government suddenly has taken
i" ..r.:clncc ior the student body OF the Elizabeth
The boys and girls there % have gone nasuti tniDuG%
.rr turn to hold the helm OF the c'tyS affairs next
"'~ ..,.,ay Nav lS and 10.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
WOULD TEACH YOUTH
MORE ABOUT MARRIAGE
Tco Little Training Fer The Business Of Being
Husband or Wife and Parenthood, De-
clares Woman Who Teaches Real "a q
Homemaking p5F

That there urgent need for better home training and
mproved living conditions North Carolina before Its citizen
ship can come the fullest measure OF happiness that IS
awaiting it. the thought conveyed IN the ADDRESS OF MIS-
lane s. McKmnon of Raleigh speaking toa mass meeting OF
citizens OF Pasquotank County and Elizabeth City "Wednesday
night,
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11
! CNlrAIGN OFFER

'o' iri"prndrnt for the rest
NJ n, 'nI> YEAR and Il copy Of that
~, .I'rlo'> hui philosophical book,
Frkpr" ~
Inv hook Of the Bank Clerk
''' N"'a 'I"ri,pr ha, sold like hot
.A'> at 81 cents to SI.OO a copy,
",oI'IIr; ~, ;o the riiticn. You
=" S'i q rcpy of the fifty cent
NUN d~I The independent
~, "," Jan. /. i9?9 on this offer for
p >I'oo. Dollar bills may be
.'>k. '' PO
=" Nlia'1"r of books to be
- AZ" IN lh;> otter is limited;
,",, ~'',"rr This offer may not be
p,"'"' NrHd Your dollar now.
II, ''''H can't afford TO miss
,J,. '''''rrndrnt this year. Just
'ht INDEPENDENT
I u. Box 3SI
EIItahrth City. y. c.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11

ALVIN T.. HALL., areezti into
Elizabeth City six years ago and
began selling insurance. He decided
Elizabeth City wasn't big enough
for him ard removed 20 Raleigh.
To-day he is in Greensboro where
he has he'd the position of Sales
Promotion Manager of the Jefferson
Standard Life Insurance Go. of that
city since July l, 1876, He had
charge of all advertising for this big
Ncrth Carolina company and part
of his work is the education of
1,0O0 jefferson Life salesmCl in y
Iates. The Jefferson Standard is
to-day the largest Insurance COM
pany in the South in the amount of
insurance in force.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11

Women spend countless hours III
sleepIeSS agony over growing stout
and vet the majority of men rather
admire plumpnPS*.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1928-05-11

-E-- --.n..lnr- May Is and 10.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SHERIFF'S SALE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY nE CAMERON

COUNTY OF CAMERON
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
by virtue Of certain execution issued
out of the Honorable Civil District
Court Of Cameron Ciunty. on 9th day
of April 1928. by Jno. p. Seaman.
Clerk Of said Court. for the sum Of
Twenty-Five Hundred Thirty-six g.
50-I00 dollars and costs of suit. under
a Judgment. i'm favor Of Jack w. Bon
ner in a certain cause in said Court.
No. ISL, and styled: Jack W. Bonner
vs.. Gillock Development Co.. placed
in my hands for service, /. Mrs.
Pinkie Vann as Sheriff OF Cameron
County. Texas. did on the 9Th day Of
April. 1923. levy On certain Real Es-
tate. situated i'm Cameron County,
Texas. described as follows. to-wit:
All the right. title and interest Of de-
PENDANT Gillock Development Com
pany in and to the lands commonly
known as Barreda Gardens in Sub
shares /. 2, and 3 Of Partition ShareI
No. | Of the Espiritu Santo Grant "
Cameron County. Texas. which said
lands we're conveyed by G. r. Bar
reda and wife 10 the First National
Bank i'm Brownsville, Trustee, by deed
dated December 10. 1925. recorded in
Book 100. PIP. 201-204. Cameron Coun-
~ Deed Records. and by deed dated
April 90, 1927. recorded in Book 1850.
pp. w. OF said records. 10 which
deeds reference is mad for further
description. the whole aggregating
eleven thousand acres. more or less,
together with all leasehold rights TO
said lands, and c%ontractual rights for
purchase Of same. held by said de-
PENDANT under contracts with the 9TH
er parties aforesaid. or either Of
them, or in whatsoever other manner
held. and levied upon As the property
Of Gillock Development Company. and
that on the first Tuesday in June.
1928. the same being the 5th day of
said month, at the Court House door.
of Cameron County. in the City of
Brownsville, Texas, between the hours
of 10 a. m. and 4 y. m. by virtue of
said order OF sale ! will sell said
above described Real Estate at public
vendue, for cash to the highest bid
der, as the property Of said Gillock
Development Company.
And in compliance with Law. | give
this notice by publication, in the Eng
lish language, once a week for three
consecutive weeks Immediately pre-
cedinr said day of sale. in the
Brownsville Herald. a newspaper pub
lished In Cameron County.
witness my hand, this 4th day Of
May. 1928.
Mrs. Pinkic Vann.
Sheriff. Cameron County. Texas.
BY n. q. Bryson. Deputy.
5-10-17-24-3t-29s4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
A. & M. Exes Hear
OF Pioneer DAYS

SAN BENITO, May I0.-Reminis-
cences OF A. & NJ. college over a pc
Rod Of almost fifty years were re-
counted by different speakers at the
meeting Of the Aggies Exes cf the
Valley here Monday night
Col. A. J.. PeIer. class OF Is, who
happened to be in the city. talked 20
the Excs. most Of whom were not
born when he attended A. 4 NJ. The
"reminiscences were brought up to
date BY r. J.. McKimon, Jr-, OF Mis-
sion. rs. who talked of recent years
at the college
j. Z. Bell spoke briefly. Myrcn F..
Ward presided.
The Forty and Eight quartet sans
several songs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
EALESIAIEIRANSFERS

Is, Wilson tract subdivision, $4,000
Valley Developments, Inc, to H. G
VALLEY, south 10 acres Of block 81
and the south 10 acres OF north q
acres OF block SO out OF Survey %
Wilson tract subdivision, $4,000.
Jennie NJ. Pettyjohn 70 G. G. Lock
ard. lot 3 In block So, West Browns
Vile addition 70 Brownsville.
II. y. Stewart ct nj to Valley De-
veiopments, Inc, south 10 acres OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
9ney By Reading and Using Herald Classified Ads

block 63 and the south 10 acres OF
north 20 acres Of block e5 out Of Sur
vey rs, Wilson tract subdivision,
$40. etc.
Il. O.. Anguera 70 Clara Gonzales,
lot ~ in block q. Colonia MexicanA
addition TO city OF Brownsville. SIC.
etc.
Brownsville Realty Co. 10 TX. n.
Stell, 1900 acres out of share 81,
Espiritu Santo Grant, $1,000. etc.
Carlos v. Mangin 20 Josefa Mar
tinez. east one-half OK lot IL, block
ITO. city or Brownsville, $2T5.
q. r. Mitsch 81 nj ~ w. Y. John.
son, lot z, block 1877. Harlingen
$40. etc.