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100 ATTEND Convention

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, July Iii
Business sessions of the national
convention Of Phi Delta Kappa fra
ternity opened here today with an
attendance of TOO.
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Both Parties Agree

Reaffirming his opinion the Nc
Nary Haugen measure would have
accomplished the desired result,
Senator Watson nevertheless re-
minded editors he had never con-
tended this means and no other
could succeed.
Stepping into the breach created
by Governor Smiths promise of an
agricultural. conference, given the
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation,
Watson, the bureaus primary
choice over Hoover, devoted his ad-
dress almost exclusively to the farm
problem.
What Is the present situation Of
the two parties on the agricultural
problem7" he asked at the outset.
Differing in phraseology, national
platforms Of both parties, he said,
recognize the fact there is a farm
problem; that there is a legislative
solution for it, and both parties
stand pledged to find and apply that
solution"
Further, both parties recognize
that solution depends upon ham
ding of crop SURPRISES, he said.
Senator Watson related his vigor-
Gus support Of the NIcNsry- Haugen
bill. explaining the Importance of
the equalization fee" which pro-
voked the Presidents veto and the
disfavor Of the convention.
Believes in Hoover
Smiths reply to the farm bureau
compared with Hovoer's utterances
on farm relief. reveal their stands
to be almost identical, Watson said.
What justification, then, can any
Republican farmer have for leaving
the Republican party and voting the
Democratic ticket on the issues in
volved in the solution of the farm
problem as set forth in these plat
forms?" Watson asked,
THE entire Indiana delegation
voted for the McNary- Haugen
measure twice and supported it
vigorously. Are they to be thrown
down by the farmers Of Indiana
simply because the President did not
agree with them?
Secretary Hoover recognizes and
asserts the fact that there is a
farm problem, that it must and will
be solved and doubtless in his
speech of acceptance ne will make
known his sympathetic attitude
toward a proper solution"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-21

England claims to be the pioneer
nation for women aviators, two of
whom hold commercial licenses for
flying; but France lays claim to the
first woman engaged in airplane
construction engineering.
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The largest proportion of blind
people lose their sight during the
first year of sight, and the next
largest between the ages of 60
and 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-21
LOCAL PRISONER FLEES
Among Four in Break at Reform
atOry-One Recaptured.

atOry-One Recaptured.
BIZ Times Special
PENDLETON, Ind, July 21.--
Three of four prisoners who es-
capped from the State reformatory
here Friday afternoon during
storm, were still at large tcoay
The fourth, Lee True, 20, serving a
term for vehicle taking, was cap
tured an hour after the break Tor
liberty.
Still at large are william Poland,
20, Indianapolis, robbery convict;
James Louke, 81, robbery, and
Luther Gates, 81, burglary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-21
WATSON URGES
FARMERS keep
FAITH IN C. 0. P.
Democrats Can Do No More
for Relief, Speech Read
to Editors Asserts.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
CORYDON, Ind, July 2o.-Al
Smiths courtship of the Indiana
farmer was attacked in a speech Of
Senator James E. Watson read to
the Indiana Republican Editorial
Association rally here today.
An infected eye prevented Watson
from coming to the session in per-
son. His speech was read by Maur-
rice Robinson of Anderson, Wabash
College student and national col
legiate oratorical contest winner.
In the speech the senior Senator,
staunch McNary- Haugen advocate
and convert to the farm relief
promises of the Republican national
platform and Herbert Hoover, de-
clared agriculture may best expect
solution of its problems to be
achieved by continuing Republicans
in power.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-21

The name of the Forbidden City
of Tibet is Lhasa.
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Carter said an effort to comply
would be made, but declares he has
to struggle to make the $4,000 a
year food appropriation from county
council cover costs now. He says
the poultry flock Of the 300-acre
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COUNTY u AT LAW

SohH hictoef, Judge.
Docket settings:
Lawrence Bros. ". Mueller-Tav-
mond Hardware Company. Set for
Dec. 3.
Taylor Lumber Company vs.. J. F.
Rodgers. Set for Dec. 5.
John McCleary VS.. Francisco Gu
tierrez. Judgment for plaintiff.
C~affarelli Bros. VS.. J. A. Agundis
set for Dec. g..
Alfred Swanson VS.. A. Goldammer,
ct al. Set for Dec. z.
Brown White Inc. vs.. st. L. r. &
NJ. Ry. Co. Set for Dee. 10.
Sam Houghston vs.. M. "A. Cogart.
ct nj. Set for Dec. 10.
Sam Houghston VS.. j. L. Mcdonald.
Set for Dec. 10.
The Merchants National Bank VS..
Bertram Combe. Set for Dec. 10.
Patteson Motor %. vs.. Gumecindo
Gonzales. Set for Dec. 10.
Jose s. Villareal ". The Port Isa-
bel Company. Set for Dec. II.
A. l.. Lewis vs.. Valley Finance
Corporation. Set for Dec. III.
Santos Noyola de Leal vs.. Ysidro
Lea, ct al. Set for Dec. IL.
Alexander Marketing CO. ~. Finks
brokerage Co. ct al. Set for Dec. -.
NJ. +. Benson vs.. II. G.. Marshall.
Set for Dec. Is.
J. r. Tope VS.. l.. S. Torrans and
John Baker. Set for Dec. "a.
r. l.. Slovak vs.. Florentine Olivia
rez Ct al. Set for Dee. IA.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF

To ell whom this may concern. es-
pecially to all property owners and
all other persons interested in con-
verting Cameron County Drainage
District Number One "a to a Con-
servation and Reclamation District,
greeting:
You are hereby notified that at the
regular session of the 4lst legisia-
ture converting in the City Of Austin,
Texas, on the second Tuesday in JAN
uary, A. ID. 1929. same being the sth
day Of said month, application will be
made to said legislature to pass an
Act converting Cameron County
Drainage District Number One %,
without change of name or impair
ment OF its obligations, TO a conser-
walton and reclamation district, with
the enlarged powers as conferred by
Section SO Of Article is of the Con-
stitution of the State of Texas, and
the General Laws enacted by the
Legislature in pursuance thereof.
This November IL, 1928.
OSCAR G. DANCY.
County Judge.
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Herald Want Ads Are Sign Posts Along the Highway Of Thrift


ID. W. Sieler. lot I. block 10. townsite
OF In Fcria. $635-
Ed Wichstrom ct ux to TX. ". Rains.
lots ) and 6. block IS. San Benito
Land and Water c~ompany's sub
division, $500.
Mrs. A. {. Starck to Rt. Rev. L. n.
Ledvina. ! acre being the south end
Of subdivision No. 4 Of farm lot ..
block 100 out Of the +. s. Hunt ct nj
subdivision. $I. etc.
r.. n. Booth TO Santiago C.. Leal.
lot is. block Is. fourth addition to
city Of San Bcnito. $14S-T5.
John Belts 20 :. X. Elder, lots IOI
and los. Alto Addition to CITY of
San Benito. $40. etc.
John w. Miller et nj Ia David Y
Iraxler, east l65 acres of the west
80 acres II survey 20. $1,000.
Nathan Sommers 81 OK 10 {. X.
Harlan. Ct ny. lot 70. Colonia Vie
toria an addition 10 city OF Browns
vile. S275.
J. +. Ratliff ct ux to Manuel Masa.
west one-haIf OF let n. block l sth
addition 20 San Benito. $500.
Fort Isabel Irrigation company tn
". n. Goblin and Phebc n. Goblin
southwest 10 acres Of block 30. unit
division. St2.5OO.
N. VI. Phipns To o. VI. Phipps
northwest onc-fourth of lot Il. BLOCK
10. ri Iardin subdivision of share.
-, .. %. 30 and 81. Espiritu Sarto
grant. containing 10 acres. $500.
W. III. Stcffus ct vi Nv sheriff ~
Inc American Land Company Of
Texas. All that portion Of land lying
southwest or d%ralnart ditch in lot ~.
block ,. containing 1925 acres also
all that fractional part living north
west of county road of Tot III. block
:. containing 1877 acres Capisallo Dis
trict subdivision. $4,000.
Lloyd Slock. Jr.. and Geo. "A. Hol-
and by sheriff TO r. O. Stuart. block
~, of the re-subdivision az the Bixby
subdivision In the C~apisallo district.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.
Cameron County

Brownsville Land and Improvement
company 10 Apolinar K. de Cara and
Pedro Cara, lot II. block q. West
Brownsville, an addition 70 city OF
Brownsville. $40. etc.
7 y. Watson to Sterling Davis.
lots 1889, lli0, l141. Ili2. 1859.
ITO. III, 1l72. Second Section CO.
lonia Victoria an addition To city Of
Brownsville. $500.
Sterling Davis 10 J. c Mccoy. lots
ll4l. ll42. 1869 and ITO. Colonia
Victoria addition to city OF Browns
vile. Si70.
Agnes A.. Browne 10 Antonio Munoz.
lot ?. block %. Paroles addition 10
city Of Brownsville. $500.
II. II. Buck to Farmers State Bank
Of San Benito, lots 80 and 80. Los
lndios Irrigated Land company.
subdivision. $40. etc.
Martin Hinojosa Casas and wife
70 Adela Rico de Gonzales. north 9.5
acres. block ?. Of the Martin Hino-
Josa Garcia subdivision, $3.50.
". a. and Mary X. Strickland to
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Alex Hamauei vs.. P. Y. Glenn. Set
for Dec. IL.
a. II. Harvey vs.. "A. X. Anderson
ct al. Set for Dec. Is.
Standard Accident Insurance Co.
IS. 4. M. Scholes. Set for Dee. Is.
Arroyo State Bank VS.. II. A. Rca-
gan. Set for Dec. Is.
Arroyo State Bank VS.. Farmers
garnishee. Set for Dec. Is.
Lawrence Bros. vs.. Mueller-Rsy-
mond Hardware Co. Set for Dec. Is.
Bayside Water Company vs.. W. n.
Abney. ct al. Set for Dec. 90.
San Benito a Rio Grande Valley
Ry. Co. W. s. s. Dowell. et al. Set
for Dec. 81.
II. IT. Stuart ". Charles III. Brown
(~executer) set for Dee. 81.
San Benito Motor Go. vs.. Tomas
Jose Cayazos. Set for Dec. %.
+. G. Fernandez VS.. Eleazar s.
Garcia. Set for Dec. 81.
r. G. Owens VS.. Union Automobile
Insurance Co. Set for Jan. ?.
Muller Furniture Mfg. Co. v. AL
berto Cara. Set for Jan. 2.
Frontier Lhr. Co. VS.. Mrs. p. r.
Reid ct Al. Set for Jan. 2.
J. r. Scott Us. Nathan Craig. Set
for Jan. 2.
Juan Flores vs. Placido Vera. Set
for Jan. g..
W.. A. Darling w.. Francisco Guti-
errez. Set for Jan. 4.
Otto Zacharias vs.. II. NJ. Harper.
Set for Jan. 4.
X. l.. Evans vs. The Gulf Concrete
Pipe Go. Set for Jan. 3.
G. W. Simpson vs.. ". &. Higdon.
Set for Jan. 5.
q. w. Simpson vs.. u. VI. Hawks.
gnshee. Set for Jan. :.
Swiss L. Mattox VS.. e.. G.. Warren.
Set for Jan. z.
Swiss T. Mattax vs.. First National
Bank of Harrington. Set for Jan. 4.
billiard Smith. Jr., VI. Home Ser
vice Sales Co, Jan. 8.
Apolonia Mirias vs.. Nicanor Pertz
appealed from y. r. Pet. No. ~.
Set for Jan. s.
J. r. Daley VS.. II. l.. Price and
n. q. Morris. Set for Jan. 3.
f.. G. yarza Vida. de Fernandez VS..
+. l.. Weber & Son. Set for Jan. Q.
n. Cara Vida. de Fernandez V An
tonic Barreda, garnishee. Set for
Jan. 3.
Armour a Co. Ltd, vs.. A. "A. Bena-
yides. Set for Jan. II.
George Jeffus vs.. J. H. Stegall. Set
for Jan. Is.
r. {. Ingram VS.. Texas Town Lot
Co, ct al. Set for Jan. IL.
B. II. Dodson vs.. Southern Pacific
Lines. Set for Jan. II.
Perry A. Hairston VI. McDermott
Motor Co. Inc. Set for Jan. IL.
San Benito Medical q Surgical
Clinic vs.. ID. $. Diehner. Set for
Jan. Is.
+. NJ. Carter ct al vs.. l.. II. May,
set for Jan. is.
Merchants National Bank W. J. L.
Eimpson. ct al. Set for Jan. u.
y. +. Patterson NJ. W. II. Wilkinson.
Set for Jan. 2l.
McDavitt Brothers VS.. st. L. r. &
VI. Ry. Go. Set for Jan. %.
w. r. McDavitt vs.. s. L. r.. & NJ.
Ry. Co. Set for Jan. -.
W. r. McDavitt vs.. =. 4. r.. & NJ.
Ry. Go. Set for Jan. %.
Wade and Newton vs.. American
Railway Express Co. Set for Jan. 20.
State Of Texas VS.. Jose Garcia.
Punishment assessed at 500 fine and
costs.
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THE A or X
COUNTY OF CAMERON

To all whom this may concern and
especially to all property owners and
all other persons interested in con-
verting Cameron County Drainage
District Number Two (2) 70 a Con-
servation and Reclamation District,
greeting:
You are hereby notified that ~
the regular session Of the 41st leg
islature converting in the City of
Austin. Texas. on the second Tuesday
IN January, "A. d., 1929, same being
the Sth day Of said month, applica-
ton will be made to said Lcgisla-
ture TO pass an Act converting Cam
eron County Drainage District Nun
Der Two GU. without change Of
name or impairment OF its obliEa-
tons, to a conservation and reclama-
tion district. with the enlarged DOW
ers ms conferred by Section SO or
Article 16 of the Constitution of the
State Of Texas, and the General Laws
enacted by the Legislature in pursu-
nce thereof.
This November IA. 1928.
OSCAR c. DANCY.
County Judge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-05

SALE
GOOD WILL
USED CARS
81 OAKLAND LANDAU

III OAKLAND LANDAU
original finish, good upholstery;
ike new; fully equipped. motor THOR
Pburhiy reconditoined.
NJ CHEVROLET TOURING $4,000
ogod mechanical condition. rive
God tires, new Duco finish, new seat
overs, good curtaiss.
i927 ESSEX COACH S5-o.oV
Four new tires, new battery new
yseat covers, new Duco finish, mechan-
cally perfect. Fully equipped.
|ia27 FORD COUPE s225.oo
/ ;ood rubber. good paint, bumpers
and motometer. In first class condi-
|tion throughout.
|1926 BUICK MASTER SIN
TOURING $4,000
New two-tone Duco finish, new ZEN
|dcrs, new top, two new tires motor
lin excellent condition.
OAKLAND COACH. s650.O0
New Duco finish. new top cover, q
l,ew tires, upholstery like new. Fully
EQUIPPED completely reeonditioned IN
livery respect.
re26 PONTIAC COACH $4,000
lew Lacquer finish. four new tires,
rev seat covers, motor thoroughly
reconditioned.
1926 OVERLAND &c" COACH $4,000
|Completely reconditioned. four new
hires, new two-tone finish. fully
EQUIPPED.
a2s CHEVROLET TOURING S27500
New Duco finish. 5 good tires. bump
prs and many extras, fuly recondi-
toned.
925 FORD COUPE. $4,000
;ood tires. good upholstery, paint
hir, motor in good condition.
|p24 FORD COUPE. ........ s95.00
125 FORD TUDOR $500
e24 OVERLAND TOURING. $4,000
Ger FORD ROADSTER .... $1,000
Reconditioncd Cars Guaranteed
Thirty DAYS
Opening Evenings Until Nine.
Your Old Car Taken IN Trade.
BThe Isom Motor Co.
Inc.
$40 Elizabeth Street
Phone 1850
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Salesmen--Agents

AGENTS MAKE MONEY selling
Bliss Native Herbs for constipa-
ton, indigestion, r~heumatisr, liver
and kidneys; 200 treatments $1.OO.
Excellent spare time work for men
and women. Easy to make money.
Write for free samples, new alma
nae and agency plans. Alonzo o.
Bliss Medical Co, Dept. $50, Wash
ington, ID. G. k-165
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A. Nj. Kent, Judge.
Robert II. jenkins VS.. L. :. Den
mis-. ct al. Suit OF promiSsory note.
D. H. Polly VS.. Cameron County
Water Improvement District No. /.
Suit for damages on irrigation.
Caffarelli Bros. VS.. Jim Aktinis,
ct al. Suit on chattel mortgage.
u. S. Tuseth vs.. q. "A. Neitert IL
al. Suit on contract.
X. G. Morris VS.. REQ Motor Co. of
Texas. Lot | block III West Browns
vile an addition to City Of Browns
vile. Suit for damages and recov-
cry.
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MARRIAGE

Julian Cara and Elena Navarro.
Fortino Rodriguez and Conception
Espinosa.
Marcelo n. Barda and Luz Tamez.
Lonte Caballero and Francisco
Lopez.
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LIVE S~TOCK-POULTRY

GREYHOUNDS for sale. Track
trained. Must raise money. Phone
1899.
SACRIFICE Q German Police pup
pies. Take your choice and carry one
home. See Mrs. Florence Stafford,
Hayes & 18th SITS, next to corner;
Victoria Heights. Phone 1851.
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE-Pure
Tancred Strain $. c. W. Leghorns.
Ten per rent discount on all orders
of Baby Chicks booked before Jan. !,
for delivery any time after thta date,
lie per chick deposit holds your
Chicks until you are ready for them.
Inspect our matinCs If at all possible
and see exactly what you are buying
and also the hens that produce the
eggs that We hatch from as no eggs
are bought. Have matings up to 800
egg class. Oetzel's Poultry Farm,
oldest trapnesters in the Valley.
Donna, Tex, Phone 232. K-220
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RENTALS


FOR RENT: Comfortable bedroom
In modern home to one or two gen.
tlemen. Garage IL desired. Phone
4f5-W. k-s24
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UIrCRANUS RFAp rms

CHlCAGO-James N. Firkan. in
his divorce suit, described his wife
as mutton dressed up as lamb"
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RENTALS

HOTEL CoMMERCIO, rooms. office
apartments. 18th street, Adams--ef-
ferson. K-lS6
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Houses For Sale

WILL SACRIFICE my last two beau
toful homes. Better hurry: only
two left. s rooms and bath: textone,
two-tone finish; beautiful light fix
lures: automatic water heaters. See
Mrs. Florence Stafford. owner. Hayes
and 18th SITS, Victoria Heights.
phone 10T5-J. K-i7o.
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Wanted--Real Estate

WILL TRADE twenty acres good
citrus and truck land. close in, with
five room modern house, barn. and
garage for Valley residence or fill
ing station. NJ. J. kissick. San Be-
nito, Texas. Les
FOR EXCHANGE: Two apartment
houses in San Antonio, renting now
at $3.50 per month. Splendid loca-
ton, price $4,000; debt $4,000 long
time. Want Valley property, i'm
proved. close in. clear Of debt, some
orchard. Updegraff. La Feria. Texas.
LIZ
TWO FARMS and pecan orchard ii
miles west of San Antonio on Medina
river, for trade, also Canning Factory
and Cold Storage in the Valley.
Want citrus nursery orchard or VAL
lay land. Lowrie and Gum Realtors.
Pharr, Texas. L-30
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted
Situation Wanted

kInpLF-AGED LADY Of refine
-snt. unincumbered. would IKE
lrlsee as companion to someone. or
ynnsekeepcr in modern home Phone
,e-o.W. or address L-3S, care Her
lld.
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COUNTY COURT

o. {. Dancy. Judge.
In the matter Of estate or Ann
Dorsey, deceased.
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EMPLOYMENT


FOR PRACTICAL NURSE phone
926-J. L-23
EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT
would like set Of accounts to keep
evenings. Statements when you want
them; analytical reports; discounts
protected; transportation charges
checked, adjusted; damage claims
handled: costs ascertained; data on
which to maintain working capital
without its impairment; leaks locat-
ed, eliminated and prevented; in
come tax returns made. Now m
ployed as auditor during day. For
interview address LIS, car Herald.
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REAL ESTATE


GOOD LITTLE modern home; 8
rooms. garage and fenced yard;
only $4,000 for house and furni-
ture. S350.00 cash. balance $500
per month. Southern Realty Co.,
Phone 91i. L-39
$4,000 CASH, balance like rent
buys new five-room all modern brick
bungalow; large lot. restricted resi-
Dental section. Pay rent to your
self. Foster-Moothart Co, Realtors,
Cromack Bldg, Phone 40. K-24
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FOR RENT-To couple without chill
dren, modern new 4-room house,
beautifully furnished; gas, lights. hot
and cold water. telephones; on paved
streets; garage If desired. You nave
to see this place to appreciate it.
18th and Grant, Victoria Heights.
Call l22S-J. Lie
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RENTALS

CALL the Southern Real Company IL
you want to rem n home. Phone 91s.
K-l64.
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Lots For Sale

LARGE LOTS-paved street: all
city improvements; moderate restric-
tions. $4,000 TO 100000. Easy
terms. Foster-Moothart Co.. Real
tors, Phone 470. K-lSi
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Cameron Courts
18TH DISTRICT Court
Ie3RD DISTRICT COURT

A. w. Cunningham, Judge.
No new cases filed.
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FOUR ROOMS, screen porch; l block
from Junior High. S25. Phone 247.
FOR RENT-4-room cottage witr
bath. Apply 709 14th st. KISS
FOR RENT-Four-room furnished
house, $50 per month. 14l7 Lincoln.
Lis
HOUSE FOR RENT. Washington be-
tween 9Th and 7th. Inquire 63l
Washington. phone $751;. LIS
LEGAL ADvER TlSEMENT
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FOR SALE

Two lots in Edinburg; three lots
In San Benito: 80 lots In Browns
VILE; sever lots outside Browns
Vile city limits; twenty per cent
cash. balance in one. two. three and
four years: or monthly payments
II preferred. B. E. Hinkley. Bro ~
Vile. H-60
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Apartments

FOR RENT: Furnished aDartment
suitable for couple without chill
dren. Gas and private bath. 400
Adams, phone pa. K-1T4
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|HEVRoLET TOURING. 1926. Com.
rcconditioncd. New Duco fin.
|sh. New top. New tires. S265.00.
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FOR RENT: Broom apartment. wa
ter. lights. telephone. and garage.
$50. 4l2 Levee. k-1s2
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"a OAKLAND LANDAV ~
original finish, good upholstery;
bike new; fully equipped. motor tnot-
reconditoined.