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Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10
Saturday, November 10, 1928

the evening service at 6:30 o o'clock.
The Guild meets with Mrs. O. G.
Horne, 500 Len Rey, Tuesday No
vember IS, luncheon at 100 p. m.
Assisting: Mesdames U. L. Martin,
o. J. Bradshaw, j. c. Neal, Mem
bers are asked to please notify Mrs.
Horne if they are planning to be
present.
The ladies of the Guild announce a
Chicken Dinner to be given at the
church Friday November l6, from
6 to 8 p. m. The public is cordially
invited. Mrs. F. H. McIver, general
chairman.
Wednesday evening Prayer Meet
ing 7 o clock. Choir rehearsal 1880.
AS on the sea of Galilee the Christ
is whispering "Peace! )" = Whittier.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10
First Presbyterian

Sabbath school lesson for Novcm-
Der Il: Peace and Good Will Among
Men. Lesson Text: Romans 12:l-2l.
Golden Text: "Bc not overcome OF
evil, but overcome evil with good.
Romans l2:2l. Our goal for Bible
school attendance is 200 by Christ
mas. Every scholar bring Il new
scholar - is our slogan.
November Il. The Influence of
Loyalty. Ncighbor S day - young
people 5 night. Morning worship II
o clock How many visitors can you
bring today? Invite your neigh.
bors. Sermon theme: "Patriots of
Peace Special music: Anthem
THY Life Was Giv'n for Me- by
Berwald.
Evening Worship 1880 o'clock,
Young peoples night. Christ speaks
to youth They will occupy a see
ton of the auditorium reserved for
them, and will participate in the
service.
Young People S Meeting preceding
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Methodist Episcopal

DR.. J. Lewis Gillics, superintcnd-
ent of the San Diego district of the
Methodist church, will preach at
the morning service Sunday. DIR.
Gillics has just been appointed dis
trict superintendent by Bishop
Charles Wesley Burns, and comes
from the First Methodist church in
Riverside to the new work. He is
a man of decided ability and will
bring vital and timely message.
1t is hoped there win be large
crowd present to hear him.
The choir, under the direction of
Mrs. Joe King, will sing, "Jesus
the Very Thought of Thee (Wil-
hms). Mrs. Ruth Teeple Reid will
be pianist for the service and will
play Prelude No. Is, (Chopin).
The church school under the super
intcndency of S. L. McCrory is or
oanized with classes for all ages
from one year to 100 years.
Epworth League meets at $3.50 in
the social hall. Ethel Price will act
as leader. The report of the tell
ers will be heard as to the results of
last Sundays election. All young
people are invited to attend this
meeting.
During the evening service, Rev
Harold Baker will preach. Song ser
vice will be lead by the young peo'
pies choir.
The first quarterly conference will
be held in the church Monday at
7:30. DIR. Gillies will preside and
receive reports on all activities OF
the church All members and friends
of the church are invited to be pres
ent.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell Of I'm.
perial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
November 10, 1908

In spite of the establishment of
three other competing schools in the
valley the Imperial high school has
this year shoXn a healthy increase
in attendance and is in great need of
. suitable building.
At meeting of the subscribers
TO the 5000 a month fund for adver,
tising FL Centre, Il motion passed
annulIing the subscription list and
at meeting of the club this even
ing IA new movement will be started.
The ladies aid society Of the order
of Eastern Star will meet at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. f. f.. Patton
Wednesday,.
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State St. Christian

Sunday school at 9:30. s. o. Lin
go, superintendent. Glasses for all
ages.
The II o'clock service will be pa
triotiS in eommemoration of the 10th
anniversary of Armistice Day. The
pastor S subject will be 'Peace
Leave With You,' the words of
Jesus. John Canton S chorus choir
will sing, Thinking of Love-"
Shelley. Mrs. Eleanor McGirk will
sing the contralto solo "He Shall
Feed His Flock from "The Mes
siah. y Wallace Roblec, at the pipe
organ, will play "Intermezzo, -
(Mascagni), and "Sortie Solennel,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10

Clappcr. 'You see, the school bell
only rings a few times day. Be
tween rings get cold. If the school
bell were in clock SO it rang every
hour or half hour | would be kept
busy clipping away and | should be
warm. But as it is, am tired of
being cold. so I'm coming with
YOU
"You may not like my adven-
tureS,' said the rabbit. '''Somc-
times | meet the bad chaps.
Il am not afraid of them,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10

changed the Bell C!appcr. "If we
meet the Fox, Wolf or Bob Cat / II
give them such clip 'as never
was.
"What do you mean by clip?'
asked the rabbit.
- clip is like a clap-see here, >
spoke the Clappar. And, being a
nimble fellow, he sprang up in the
air and came down on Il flat stone,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10

'hr American Legion and their
ladies will be seated in Il reserved
section Of the grandstand at th"
municipal bali park, admission be-
ing by membership card in the
Legion
Gates viii open ot ] ?. IN. and Il
concert viii be given preliminary to
the game. A. G.. Farrar, commander
of Boycc Atcn Post, urgently re-
quests am members to attend the
game tomorrow.
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LEGION MEMBERS
TO BE GUESTS OF
BRAWL TEAM

A. nstafa fs aH muhors Of
Fas.. hta Haf hn.r.au Legion
q. .It .r H barlrF
faH r e.ar fn t.l. rii,
al f faslf iasttsH Associa.
ass. a. W f.laI uaHa-I
Fhs Eaul 8eata uII play o.
faa m ffan ~lu Diego.
fa taai. aHd lively
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10
TEN YEARS AGO
November 10, 1913

While it seems impossible that FL
Centre or Imperial county will have
a mask ordinance before next week,
city and county health authorities
and the Red Cross have Joined hands
for the outlining Of an energetic
program for the stamping out of in
fluenza.
Members of the FL Centre Nation
al Bank have for Officers F. b. Full
Ter, president; W. r. Bill, vice pres
ident; Paul Black, cashier and
Frank Modem, assistant cashier.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

First Church of Christ Scientist
other Church. Scientist
holds all the Church Edie Olive
Subject Adam and Fallen Man
Sunday School, Morning IL o'clock
Wednesday Evening Testimonial Meeting o'clock
From 2. M.
All Welcome to the Services and Reading
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10

The turkey raisers of Crowley
county, Colorado, organized at Ord
way and will market 10000 birds
tbs season.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10
Up TO THE PARTY

With Herbert Hoover in the W mite house ana colll-
Portable maiorties in the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatves it will certainly be the fault OF the hepupl
can party if the several issues placed before the people
in the recent campaign not solved during the next
Bv plurality of better than six million, the peo-
ple of this country have declared their taltn IN the @
mnistration of government by the Republicans. ms
does not that they approve all the actS VI 'i
who pledge allegiance to the u O I.
There have been serious mistakes, offenses If you
will in the past, directly chargeabe to men high IN the
ranks of the Republican party BY the vote OF lasc
Tuesday the American people did not approve OF
these Questionable actions. Instead they approved OF
the party itself IN spite OF the actions OF soNe ol 10
individual leaders.
It is up to the party leaders to that there is no
repetiton of the scandals in the Harding admnstra-
tion which shocked honest citizens regardless OF party
affiliations six million plurality does not give
open license to the party in power
Promises have been made to the American people
which must be kept There is reason to think that
they will not be kept, but it will be we'll for party
leaders to keep them in mind and not sidetrack them
as campaign promises often have been in the past by
both ma or parties
The Republican party will go into power next
March with everything in its favor. 1t has leader
whose wisdom and integrity not to be questioned
He is not politician but the politicians will do we'll to
take their cues from him. If they do this there is no
doubt of success If they try to play the same Ola
poltical game they will find themselves facing
strong man. backed by the moral support Of twenty
million voters.
And Oh-My-Gosh look over that junk heap. The
battered tin soldier into the discard is other
than old friend Governor g. W. P Hunt OF Arizona
That attack of influenza didn't prevent friend
Hiram from making a race like Charlie Paddock
The slam from Virginia is "the most unkndest
cut of all
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-10

And Oh-My-Gosh look that junk heap. The
battered tin soldier into the discard is other
than our old friend Governor G.. W. p Hunt of Arizona
Evening star., 1928-03-30
Food Facts.

EndiVe or French endive" as II Is
sometimes called, is a salad green made
up Of a number Of thick creamy white
leaves about inches long. tightly
headed and tspercd to a point. Most
OF Il is imported from Belgium, al
though great deal comes from Cali
fornia and it sells az prices varying
from 80 to 10 cents a pound. II is
chiefly used for salads, and when crisp
and tender is delicate in favor. Endiye
that is old has a decided bitter taste
anc Is rather disappointment when
served raw. Braised or stcwed endive
is a delicious vegetable, though a some
what expensive one. unless IL can be
had for about 30 cents a pound II
should not Be cooked more than rs
minutes and Is best when a thin Slice
Of onion Is cooked With Il.
Lamb steaks are a rice change from
the more familiar chops They are cut
from the center 0f large legs OF lamb
and may be brUiled, braised, sauted or
baked. Bral8ed and served with mush-
rooms Or baked with slices of canned
pineapple CT halves o. canned apricots
hA&"3 @&N II Ff~A&n4Ae AA&tL&BA8&. Slbbt
butchers vii welcome the opportunity
o. dispensing With large legs of lamb
bg cutting them into cutlets. or several
nelghoors might club together IN buy
ing large roast and have II cut by
the butcher in pieces for each family.
The upper end makes q good roast
The steaks come from the middle and
the shank end Is delicious for Scotch
broth. oFslseo lamb or lamb pot roast
Ecallions or Spring onions are one
of the early Spring vegetables that act
e. z food tonic We are perhaps most
familiar with these in the raw state or
3n salads They are, however. delicious
when boiled for 10 minutes and served
on toast with melted butter, cream or
tcmsto sauce Cooked In this Way they
are delicate ~ favor and readily digest
&c ever by those who cannot eat the
raw onions
Wstefcycsz Is = faVorite among the
fDELg salad pasula 81 grows Wild H.
n any places especially iu shallow rum
r.r2 streams with sandy bottoms Il3
T7fHcf-le N5.o H8trTrFess b. sure that
fIe etfearl ~ poEd S free from sew-
f1e - o.nsr waste material. Water
cteNs laa rather bitter p8saeli favor
snc Is sa.4aD.e fIem = health stand
Dg4uf 4 1yg IS usually served raw.
bJf 8 mixes ~ excellent cream soup
suG L. also gecG When D1llec az = green
shc served win meat
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-25
Harrington Lads
Cycle Here For
Boy Award

Adolph Rabel, y and r. l.. Fender,
Is, Scouts of Troop No. /. Harrington
we've halfway TO their cycling merit
badges at 1880 n. m. today and eX-
pccted 70 have earned the awards
* , y. NJ. today.
The boys rode bicycles from Har-
lin-en 10 Brownsville and were a.
return 20 their home city within 10
hours. ~ required ~ scout law. 20
obtain the award. They left Hsrlin-
gen al 4;l0 n. m. the trip here re-
curing less than three ana = half
hours.
Our backs ached pretty bad right
after VIC started Adoiph said in re-
porting mis- trip down % The Her
aid. But we soon got over that
and II wasn't hard II ALL
Several other members OF this or
caniEation have made the Harrington
Brownsville round "trip and won their
awards. The troop is under the di-
r%ection of I. n. Hollingsworth. scout
master.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-25
JONES BOOM
Is GROWING
Movement Grows Out
Dems Beaumont
Resolutions

DALLAS. Tex. May a4=P-A
boom for Jesse Jones Of Houston.
national treasurer ar the democratic
party and millionaire publisher and
business man, for the democratic
nomination for president has q
ed IN the wake OF the state convention
al Beaumont.
The convention in resolutions over
whelmingly adopted declared that
while II was not present Mr.. Jones
as a candidate, IL commended him 10
the democracy of the nation as suit
able in every way for the highest Of
fice IN the gift Of the people" and in
dorsed him as the choice OF the
Texas democracy for the presidency"
Impetus in the movement was added
later by a Statemenc az w. L. Dean
Of Huntsville. chairman Of the con-
vention. author OF the state prohibi-
tion enforcement stacute and veteran
politician, who declared the publish
er's name would be presented BY the
Texas delegation to the Houston con-
as a candidate for president.
Mr.. Dean described Mr.. Jones as a
prohibition supporter. a successful
business man who can put business
principles into the government with
out putting the government into bust
ness and n man who has served the
party nationally for years and is
known throughout the nation.
Governor Dan Moody, who emerged
from the convention the acknowledged
leader OF the Texas democratic party.
held a conference with Mr.. Jones al
Houston last night, and afterward
said that the movement was a very
nice and very deserved compliment"
and that Mr.. Jones undoubtedly would
be placed in nomination at Houston.
Previously he had said he would sup
port the nomination OF Mr.. Jones and
would place his name before the na-
tional convention il asked hy Mr..
Jones 10 do so.
While the publisher has been men
repeatedly by leaders of the
state party, as a man suitable for tho
nomination. he has been very unre-
to suggestions that he get
into the race.
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q you Can Save Money By Reading and Using Herald Classified Ads

block IL. tcwnsite Of Los Indios. $40.
etc.
Cameron County Lumber GO. 70
Mrs. Myrtle Tedder. all lot l29 IN
block :. Spanish Acres addition, city
OF Harlingen. $5T5.
Reid Williams 10 Chas Starn, all
lot Il IN block 2. Pollard addition TO
City of Harrington. Texas. $40. etc.
AL Parker Securities Co. 20 u. VI.
Kloepping et al. s. lis acres 81 block
No % Pomelo subdivision. $4,000.
T.. l.. Beach TO Anna l. Benton. all
lot II. r.. A. Pittman subdivision,
$40. etc.
AL Parker Securities GO. 70 Pearl
Davenport, r. 3 acres out Of the N.
1923 acres Of block lie. Hooks and
Hodges subdivision No ?. So etc
Cinco Realty G. Finance Co. % Jose
Rodrirues. lot Q in block !. Fourth ad-
dition 70 the city Of San Benito, $40,
etc.
Cinco Realty & Finance 70. "a q. G.
Atkinson. lot 10. Fourth addition,
city or San Benito. SO. etc.
Cinco Realty & Finance Co 70 S.
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FINANCIAL.
MortgageS-Loans

MONEY TO LEND on good brick
business property and well Improved
farms. Interest rate 6 per cent &
~ per cent or z per cent. PAYABLE
semi-annually. Easy terms. s. q.
Graham & Co, Brownsville. Texas.
cleo
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b. Davis, et al. lot I block !, fourth
addition. City Of san Benito. $40. etc.
CincO Realty a Finance CO. %
Francisco Martinez. lots . and 10 i'm
block ?. fourth addition Co city az
San BenitO. $40.
Cinco Really & Finance Go. 90 u.
Davis. lot IA In pIock 4. fourth addi-
tion 70 city or San Benitc, $40. etc.
Cinco crafty a Finance Co. Go s.
r. Davis. lots rs and rs i'm bleck 4
fourth addition 20 city az San Benito,
$40. etc.
Cincc Realty < Finance CO. 70 &. G.
Cara. lot i6 in block 3 fourth addi-
tion to the town Of San Benito. $40.
etc.
Cinco Realty q Finance GO, ~ Gas
per Cara. lot 2 W block X. fourth
addition 70 city Of San Bsnito. SO.
etc.
Cinec Realty a Finance e.. ~ W.
". Harrison. lots ] and . ~ hlock r of
the fourth addition 10 city of San Be-
! rito. $40. etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-25
Women S Club to
Issue Newspaper
lSnerial ~ The Hcraldl

Especial to The Hcrald1
NcALLEN. May 25.-The Business
and Professional Women's club will
direct the issuance Of this weeks
McAllcn Monitor. q weekly neU spaper.
The club IL sponsoring a beautifica-
ton campaign Of McAllen yards and
will devote practically the whole is
sue % the work. and will publish
many pictures of beautiful yards and
many articles on Identification.
Awards will be made more on pro-
Eress shown than on ultimate re-
suits, the club members declare.
Each entrant rs required To furnish
a photograph Of his or her yard at the
beginning and a photograph ~ the
finished product. The greatest i'm
provements will Be deciding factors
in awarding prizes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-25
Jury Fails to Reach
Verdict in Bali Case

The jury in the Manuel Bali case.
tried in federal court Thursday. fail
ed TO reach a verdict and was dis
charged BY Judge Hutchinson At I
o'clock Thursday afternoon. Bali.
who resides nj Donna. was charged
with having aided IN bringing an alien
woman into the United States for i'm
moral purposes.
The second trial Of the case was
set for the next term or court
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-25
Rio Grande Bridge
Bills Pass Senate

WASHINGTON. May 25.-fPi-The
senate Wednesday night passed and
sent u the White House the follow
INK bridge bills:
To the Los 0lmos international
Bridge company. across the Rio
Grsnde near Wesleco.
To the Gateway Bridge company,
across the Rio Grsnde between
Brownsv lille and Mntsmoros.
The senate passed tho house bill
extending Il - for commencing and
completing Z ridge across the Rio
Grande two hlf4es south Of Tornillo,
Texas, 70 one and three years, re-
spectivelv.
The senate also passed the Shep-
pard bill authorizing Secretary Davis
Of the war department 70 sell 1904
square feet Of Fort Brown military
reservation, Brownsville, to tire Gate
way Bridge company.
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Real Estate
Transfers

~ s. Torrans a. ux 70 Fl. n. Han
son, lot !. block l53. townsito Of Har-
iingen. $40. etc.
". L. Reynolds et Al ~ James-Dick-
inson Farm Mortgage CO., l-25 acres
cut of block s. share p, FL Jardin
subdivision, sic. etc.
j. L. Tope ct ux 10 Buford Bollin-
ger. s0x340 FEET out II n. r. corner
block ~, r. a. Cunningham snbdi-
vision. survey 26. $3.50. etc.
sid Berry to Ermon III. Postlcs. all
W. 10 acres Of ". 20 acres ~ farm
block ?, survey - Wilson tract. SO.
etc.
g. VI. Rogers to ". r. Shelton, all
lot i. block $50, townslte Of Harlln-
gen. $3.50. etc.
VIM. Blink 81 Tx n Sadie l.. Jack
son. lots Il. S and 2. block &C.. tow nsite
OF SEn Bcnito, $500.
n. n. Buck ~ n u Alfonso Ca
I~vazos, tot y in block and lot 4 in
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THE A OF TEXAS

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Cameron County. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
cause 10 be published once each weeE
for a period Of ten days, exclusive Of
the first day OF publication, before
the return day hereof. in a news
paper Of general circulation, which
has been continuously and regularly
published for a period Of not less
than one year in said Cameron Coun-
ty. a copy OF the following notice:
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To al Persons interested In the
Welfare Of the Estate Of FREDERICK
Nillareal. Deceased. w. b. Sellers vas
by the County court or Cameron
County, Texas. on the 18th day ot
April. a. ID. 1928. duly appointed
Temporary Administrator OF the
estate Of said d~ecedent. which sp-
should the court be Of the opinion
that n permanent Administrator a.
necessary, unless the same shall De
successfully contested a the next
term OF said Court. commencing on
the LIST Monday I'm June. "A. ID. 1928,
the same being the Attn day " June,
"A. ~. 1915, Al the 1DlIA MUSE khtit-
Of, in Brownsville, Texas, at which
time all persons interested in the
welfare Of the estate Of said de-
cedent may appear and contest such
appointment II they 50 desire.
Herein fail not. but 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 same
Given under my hand and the
seal Of said Court. al office ~
Brownsville. Texas. this the 10th daf
or April, A. ID. 1928.
(SEALD Fl. ID. SEAGO.
Clerk. County court.
Cameron County. Texas.
BY q. Il. Bremen. Deputy.
A true copy | certify.
April 20, 1928.
". u. Seaso. Clerk. County
Court, Cameron County, Texas.
o. +. Bremen. Deputy.
5-is-25-2t-30l2.
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AUTO GLASS installed while you
wait. Leave it 70 US and we will DO
II right. Brownsville Plate Glass
Co, sos Adams street, phone 1879.
E-2II
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Political
Announcement

in Is ar ~ "-SI5ns.. a. ngAic nFfrs
.etnr The fees for announcement will be as
rowe fellows:
ploys For district officts $500
1921 For county offices. ........ $500
For justice OF the peace. ....Si5-on
.u+;r. For precinct offices Sl5.0o
80 Names OF candidates will be carried in
~ he announcement column until the July
u rrimary.
1929. The Brow asvilie Herald is authorized -
Themake the following announcements 81
Dobbiiaudidstes subject 10 the democratic pri.
Tile anary IN Jui,:
and th,SE-C1NGREsS-
The Sid Hardin.
assemtoR SHERIFF
CONNIE Il. II. tBobl johnson
feguia &. G.. tGib) Henson.
Duncan S. Wright.
W. Frank Brown.
M C.. A. tMikel ManahIn
lokeo S. N. Jester.
M tsoUNTY ATTORNEY
- NJ. X. Hall (re-election).
mm +. W. Moran.
OR CONSTABLE
lie. J. Hanna, Justice Precinct No.
., Brownsville.
John Martin; reelection; Justice
Irecinct No. 2, Brownsville.
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THE STATE or TEXAS

THE STATE or TEXAS
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Cameron County. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded 70
cause 70 be published once each week
for a period Of ten days before the
return day hereof, in a newspaper Of
general circulation. which has been
continuously and regularly published
for = period Of not less than one year
in said Cameron County, a copy Of
the following notice:
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To all Persons Interested in the
Welfare Of Emma Nillareal. Amelia
Villaresl, Roberto Nillareal, ana
Gilberto Villsreal. minors. w. b.
Sellers, Of Cameron County, Texas,
was BY the County Court Of Cameron
County. Texas. on the 18th day OF
April A. ". 1928. duly appointed TEN.
estates Of said Minors. which APP
unless the same shall be successfully
contested AZ the next term If SAID
Court, commencing on the LIST Mon
day IN June, A. ID. 1928. the same bc-
ing the 4th day Of June a. d. 1928.
O. the 1ouFI mouse LnEESnts ~
Brownsville. At which time all per
sons interested in the welfare of said
Minors may appear and contest sucu
appointment If they so desire.
Herein fail not, but 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 same.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of said Court. at office in Browns
Vile. Texas. this the Goth day ~
April. A. %. 1928.
tSEAL) Fl. n. SEAGO.
Clerk. County Court
Cameron County Texas.
BY O. r. Bremen, Deputy.
A true copy ! certify,
April %. 1925.
II. d. SeaSo. Clerk. County
Court, Cameron County. Texas.
q. r. Bremen. Deputy
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