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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Trust Records or said Cameron
County. Texas, 20 which record ref
erence Is here made 20 more fully
show the wording and effect W Sucr
instrument. and the property cur-
cred by H.: and.
Whereas. the said =. y ca. r
Franci5ca ID. Clay have made default
In the payment Of the note deserted
in such instrument. leaving seven
thousand one hundred tWcnty-s.N
and 1900 ~S7126.i6l dollars on this
date remaining unpaid thereon.
and
Whereas. the said beneficiary.
Texas Bank and Trust Company. "
Brownsville. Texas. has requested wn
10 enforce such trust.
Now, therefore. I. Joe Ceiaya. Jr..
trustee az aforesaid. hereby give no.
tice that I will accordingly. after due
publication Of this notice and due
posting OF written notices ~ three
public places in the county Cf Cam
eron. n OF which Is nj the court
house door az said county. as re-
CURED by such deed Of trust. sell at
public vendue to the highest bidder.
or bidders. for cash. me the court
house door Of Cameron county. Tex
as. in which such property is stu
ated. between the hours of IN O'Clock
a.. m. and 4 o'clock ". m.. on the first
Tuesday in July. next. the following
real estate 50 described IN and COW
cred by su u deed OK trust. t0-wit.
Lots Nos. six 90 and seven f7i. im
block No. 81. he ri-inal townsite
OF the CITY OF San Benito. Cameron
County. Texas. as shown bv the Of
fetal map and plat Of said City ~
San Benito. as recorded IN The office
of the county clerk Of Cameron
County. Texas. together with all inn
provementS thereon situated
JOE CELAYA. JF.
Trustee.
6-I2-ig-26-3454
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SHERIFF'S SALE


COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice is hereby given that by VIZ
tue Of a certain Order OF Sale issued
out Of the Honorable District Court
Of Cameron County on the 4th day
Of June 1920. By Jno. p. Seaman.
Clerk OF said Court. for the sum OF
Eight thousand hundred ana
79-100 Cs8.i00.79) Dollars and costs
Of suit. under a Judgment. In favor
Of Union Natl Bank OF Ames. Iowa.
in a certain cause in said Court. No.
1894 and styled: Union National
/ Bank or Ames vs.. r. "A. Nature.
nlaced in my hands for service, I.
w. r. Brown. as Sheriff of Cameron
County. Texas. did on the 5lh
dav of June. 1929. levy on certain
real estate situated in Cameron
County. Texas. described as follows
l to-wit: The Northeast Ia Of BLOCK
sixty 800 share "a. Conception de
Carricitos Grant Situated IN Cam
| eron County. Texas. containing ~
| acres Of land more or less and
levied upon ss the property Of 2. a
Mature and that on the first tues
day in August. 1929. the same being
the 9Th day Of said month. az the
! Court House door Of Cameron
County. In the City Of Brownsville
Texas. between the hours Of 10 a. n
and 4 o m. by virtue OF said levy
and said Order Of Sale. ! VIII sci
said above described Real Estate Al
public vendue. for cash TO the high
est bidder. a. the property OF said
p. a.. Mature.
And In compliance with law J
give this notice by publication. III
the English language. once a week
for three consecutive weeks immedi-
stely preceding said day OF sale. II
the Brownsville Herald. a news
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+ TO

Cameron county water improve
ment No. eleven, will receive bids for
a depository. as provided BY law, Up
to . o'clock p. m. July -, 1929. 30
which time the bids Will be opened.
Bids should be addressed 10 The
district, care Of Rentfro and Cole,
attorneys at law. State National
bank building. Brownsville, Texas.
c. r.. TYRRELL.
President OF the board Of directors
of Cameron county water improve
ment district No. eleven, IN Gamer
on county, Texas.
6-l9-26-3-347l.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
order appears in the transcript last
herein mentioned and is referred to
and made part hereof.
II

order appears in the transcript last
and made part hereof.
IL.
That notice Of said election was
duly given. posted and published
as required by law and the order
Of said board. and in the manner
and for the length Of time neceS-
sary. and that thereafter. on April
3, 1929. the aforesaid election was
duly held and conducted within ana
for said district. and the returns
thereof duly prepared. signed and
certified and returned to said
Board or Directors,-all as more
fully appears from the transcript
last herein mentioned. which is re-
feTred TO and made part hereof
Is.
That en- April 9. 1929. a meeting
Of the Board Of Directors OF said
district was lawfully called and
held for the purpose Of canvsSsing
the returns Of said election. at
which meeting the said Board
opened and canvassed said returns
and declared the result thereof TO
have been that all OF the votes cast
at said election. to-wit. Z votes.
weer cast For the issuance Of
bonds and levy OF tax In payment
thereof and no votes were cast
Against the issuance OF bonds and
levy Of tax in payment thereof
and said Board thereupon found
that the votes Of a majority Of the
resident property tax payers voting
at said election were cast In favor
Of the issuance of bonds and levy
Of tax in payment therefor. and
caused an order 20 be entered upon
its Minutes SO finding and declar-
ing. ard further declaring that the
issuance Of said bonds and the levy
Of said tax had been duly author
lied by said election.-all of which
will more fully appear from the
transcript last mentioned, nov here
referred 70 and made part hereof.
lo.
That at the meeting of said Board
Of Directors held az the office Of
the district on March 9. 1929, all
Of the directors being present. the
said Board by unanimous vote
adopted an order and resolut II
providing that bonds or said c.
trict. to be called Cameron County
Water Improvement District No. g
Bonds" in the aggregate principal
amount Of 81. 0O0O00O0 be issued
under and BY virtue of the Con-
stitution and Laws or the State OF
Texas and particularly Section 50
Of Article is Of said Constitution.
and Chanter .. Title l2S AZ the
Revised Civil Statutes ar the State
Of Texas. revision Of 1925. and the
acts amendatory thereof and sup
Elemental thereto. for the purpose
Of constructing the irrigation works
aforesaid and Of paving the Incl
dental EXPENSES Of organization
End other eSpenses authorized BY
law. said bonds 70 be dated June l.
1929. 10 he 1000 I'm number. in the
denomination of 100000 each.
7%raturinr se-iallv as follows: ton
the 1st day Of March Of the years
followinr).
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All Of said bonds having attached
thereto coupons for the interest
end the interest being an the rate
Of s per cent per annum. payable
semi-annually on March lst and
September 1St OF each year hereaf-
ter Except that coupon No. /. due
March !. 1880. is 10 be for nine
months INTEREST,". and al or said
bonds being payable, principal and
interest. at Hanover National Bank
in the city and state OF New York,
on presentation and surrender Of
said bonds and proper coupons. az
their respective maturities, without
option Of prior payments.
All Of said bonds to be signed
Ly the President and attested by
the Secretary of the Board OF Di-
rectors OF said District. and the
seal Of the district to be affixed
thereto. with provision that said
signatures might be printed or
autographed on the coupons.
All Of said bonds to he registered
with the Comptroller Of Public Ac-
counts or the state OF Texas, as
required by law. and to be also
n registered with. and a record there
of kept. by the County Clerk Of
Cameron County, Texas. as also
required by law.
The aforesaid order and resolu-
ton further provided that to pay
the interest and create a sinking
fund for the redemption Of said
bonds at their maturities there
should b. annually levied. Pssese,'
and collected an ad valorem tax on
all taxable property within the dis
trict. sufficient 70 produce amounts
necessary 70 paw the interest end
principal on the bonds maturing
each year. the said order showing
in detail the amounts necessary 70
be raised each year for those pur-
poses: and for the purposes men,
toned the said Board. in and BY
said order. levied for each OF the
wears 1929 to 1867. beth inclusive
an ad valorem tax of $500 on each
$4,000 valuation Of all taXable
property IN said district. or SO
much thereof as might be neces-
sary 10 provide the amounts speci-
fled in said order. and directed
that provision should be made an
nually thereafter TO meet the re-
quirements OF said bonds and oi
said order.
And In and by said order II was
further provided that the proceeds
cf the taxes levied as aforesaid
should be preserved In a separats
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Train Schedules
N1ssnTRI PArTF1c ITSFs

MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES
No. i2-To Houston. San Antonio.
6:10 a. m
No. I4-To Houston. TOO =. ~.
No. 1910 Houston. San Ant1-ia
900 p. n
No. i5-Frorn 81. Louis. san Antonio.
Houston. 7.30 n. M.
No. i3-From Houston. $40 a. m.
No. 1i-Fron San Antonio and Hrus-
ton. 9.S5 .. m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
NO. 3l9-From Houston. EAn Art1-
Mo. Sis o. m.
No. SOTO Houston. san Antoni..
BIS 70 I'm
NATIONAL LINES oP MEXICO
tMatamOrOH Etatl0nl
No. l32-To Monterrey. Mexico CITY.
$50 a. m.
No. i3l-From Mexico City. Montsr-
rev. $50 d. m
RIO GRANDE RAILWAY +
To Point Isabel. $50 4. n.
From Point Isabel. 4 % m
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III A OF X
County of Camer0i
Is herebY giVen.

NUlILt n IItItUF kINtU.
That. whereas. on February 25rd.
1923. II. j. Clay anu wife. Francesca
3. Clay. executed a deed OF trust to
me as trustee for the benefit or Tex
as Bank and Trust Company. of
Brownsville. Texas. on the herein
after described real estate. which
deed az trust aps III Of record I'm
Volume 60. pages 45-A7. Deed Of
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

paper published in Cameron County.
Witness by hand. this 18th day OF
June, 1929.
w. r. Brown. Sheriff.
Cameron County. Texas.
l.. A. Jagou. Deputy.
f-la-26-3-346q.
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Sealed bids addressed 20 the Hon
A. 3. Cole. Mayor. will be received
up until 10 a. m, June 81. 1929. for
approximately IS squares Of metal
roofing "a guage galvanized CORFU
gated iron-Armco Iron OK equal
in place on building covering boiler
al City Light Plant.
The City reserves the right M re-
iect any and all bids.
A. r. Munday. City Secretarv.
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POSTAL RATES
The United States air mail pc1taFs
rate Is 5 cents for TIE first ounce ara
10 cents for each additional ounce or
fraction thereof. Letters mailed N
the United States fpr tina points f
Mexico take thi rate
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Sealed bids addressed In the Hon.
A. 3. Cole. Mayor. will be received
up until 10 q. m, june II, 1920. tur
the construction OF side walls nv
building covering boiler mo city light
plant. the City 70 furnish all mate
rial. Plans and Specifications are
on file az the City Managers office.
ANY further information will b
furnished by the City Manager.
The City reserves the right tn re-
iect any and all bids.
A. z. Munday. City Secretary.
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Air Mail Schedules

The schedule for the mail between
Brownsville and Dallas Is announced
~ the p~ost0ffice department AE fol-
lows.
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That the said Commissioners
Court Oh the same day and at same
meeting al which said petition was
presented. duly made and entered
an order setting same down for a
hearing before them at the Court
House Of Cameron County, Texas,
on the first day OF the next regular
term Of said court. being May Q
1927. and ordered notice Of such
hearing 70 be given as required by
law. which said order was duly en-
tered on the Minutes Of said Court.
as is shown in the transcript Of
proceedings hereinbefore mention
ed. which Is now here referred 70
and made q part hereof
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That In the original establish
ment of said district the boundaries
contained l0.162.65 acres. that is 70
say. a gross acreage within exterior
limits Of 10.902.68 acres. from which.
however, was excepted the original
toVnsite Of Barreda containing 100
acres. more or less.
That subsequently. by orders Of
the Board OF Directors Of said dis
t.ict duly made and entered upon
their minutes on July is. 1928 and
on August 8. 1923, an adjoining
tract of 522.9 acres was included IN
nd made part Of the district. a
tract Of 20O.34 acres constituting
the toWnsite Of Santander was eX-
Guided from the district and the
boundary lines OF the original town.
site Of Barreda were modified
changing the acreage IF said town
site from TO acres. more or less. 70
778.f7 acres. and thereby including
portions Of the original tOwnsite in
the district and excluding from the
district portions OF the present town.
site that we're not parts Of the ORR
ginal toznsite, by all Of which in
illusions and exclusions the area
embraced in said district became
and has since remained. as set
forth in paragraph ! Of this petit
ton.
A transcript Of the minutes and
proceedings Of the Board Of Direc-
tors OF said district had In connec-
ton with changes Of boundaries BY
exclusion and inclusion. the ap-
pointment OF its engineer, the en-
glneer's report. approval thereof
! ana other matters leading Up TO and
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The daily worker., 1929-04-03
MORE SPLITTERS
EXPELLED FRO M
The CZECH PARTY
Communist Dailies
Banned for Month

(Wweless By "TnprecoT"D
PRAGUE, Czechoslovaltia, April
2-The authors Hora, Malirova,
Nuemann, Olbracht, Seifert and
Vancura have been expelled from
the Communist Party of Czechoslo-
vakia for issuing a manifesto
against the Party leadership.
The Party's action in expelling
these authors follows similar action
against the disruptors taken by the
railwaymen's section of the Red
Federation of Trade Unions.
In the manifesto which Hora,
Malirova and the others issued to
the members of the Czech Conlmu-
mist Party, they appealed to the
workers to save the Party from the
gamblers policy" of the present
leadership, and demanded an extra
ordinary Party congress.
Two of the Party dailies, Pravda,
the organ of the Slovakian section,
and Munkas, the organ Of the Hun
garian section, have been prohibited
from publishing for one month each.
The daily worker., 1929-04-03
Marya the Bolshevik AsToRz 2444EE IN the gssR
FROM "AZURE CTIES' "e%%% rrs"" By ALEX NEVEROV

"is about the food question, Com
rade Yeremeyev?"
eyes"
She wrote her name on the paper
and then again, like an office man
ager:
care the lists ready? Finish them
quickly"
We didn't believe our eyes. This
was our Marya! And she didn't even
blush once. And she started to call
all of us comrades. Old man Klemov
came to her once, and she to him:
"What," she says, "do you wish,
Comrade?" And he couldn't bear
the word. 1t would have been better
to step on his corn. although y
says he, 'you are District Member
1 am no comrade of yours" But
do you think it ratified her? She
only laughed. After another month
she began to wear pointed hat, g
muzhik's blouse, and pinned a rec
star to the hat. The Goat tormentee
himself, tormented himself, and be.
gan to ask her for a divorce. "Free
me-" says he, "free me from this
kind of life, l." says he, "cannot beal
it any longer. l will look for another
woman" says he, zone L can bear.
Marya. only waved her hand. "Al
right" says she, Il agreed long ago.
She worked five months among III
and we got tired of her,-she wa
too much Of a Bolshevik, and th
other women had also started imi
tating her,-one would balk, anothe
would balk, two of them left thei
husbands altogether.
We thought we'd never get ri
of her, but little thing happened
the cossacks came down on TIE vii
lage.
Marya got into a wagon with tn
, Bolsheviks, and left us. Where sh
, went-I never found out. They sa
, somebody saw her in another village
, but maybe it wasn't she--maybe i
, was another one who looked like hel
There are a lot of them aroun
; nowadays. - .sAjs
Il m (The End) .s.4arEIs..
The daily worker., 1929-04-03
SCHWAb BOASTS
OF Big PROFIT
But Steel Workers Are
Laid Off

NEWARK, N. j., April 2 (UP).-
The steel industry is "enjoying an
era of prosperity and the Bethlehem
Company is getting its share"
Charles M. Schwab, cha of the
Bethlehem Steel Corporation, said
here today at the annual stockhold-
ers' meeting of the corporation.
The following directors, whose
terms expired, were reelected:
Cchwab, C. Austin Buck, 0. G. Jen-
nings, William C. Potter and Rercy
A. Rockefeller.
The steel industry is just now en-
ioying a period of higher orders
because of the bur- in auto. 5bile
building, and because the Is per
cent reduction in building has not
yet had it's effect on the steel de-
mand.
But the working force in the steel
industry is given by the U. S. bur-
eau of labor as being only about
80 per cent of the 1919 average. A
merciless campaign of rationaliza-
ton, replacing mcn by machinery
and in some departments forcing
one man to do the work of several
has increased unemployment, at the
very time Schwab boasts of big
profits.
The daily worker., 1929-04-03
International Publishers.
Copyright, 1929
OM "AZURE CITIES"

join the Bolshevik Party" The
Goat tried to shame her out of it.
"Aren't you ashamed of yourself?
Where is your conscience? Remem-
Der, god will not forgive you the
way you misbehave yourself"
But Marya would only giggle.
"God? What god? When did you
invent god?"
CHE became altogether crazy. She
" lost almost all shame before the
Commissar. He would bring her
Bolshevik books, mix up the
thoughts in her head, and she would
only blush with pleasure. Once they
sat at the table, they thought that
they were alone. But the Goat was
under the bed. Jealousy had begun
to torture him. He let the coverlet
down to the floor and sat like a
woodchuck in his hole. And the
Commissar says:
"Your husband is so insignificant
looking, Comrade' Grishagina. cam
not understand how you live with
him."
Marya laughed. 81 haven't lived
with him." she said. "the last four
months" He took her hands.
"Impossible, l will never believe
it." And he looked into her eyes and
pressed closer to her. He embraced
her waist. and held her. 81" he said
"sympathize with you"
The Goat heard all this under
the bed, and began to feel bad. He
wanted to take an axe and finish
both of them--but he was afraid
He stuck his head out from under
the coverlet and looked at them
and they started to laugh at him
"We knew all the time that yo,
were under the bed"
The time came to re-elect the
Soviet. The women came flying al
to fair. We were all making ;
racket, debating, when all of sud
den we heard:
eve want Marya, Marya Grisha
gina"
One of us said just for the ful
of it:
"All right"
! We thought it was joke--bu
The daily worker., 1929-04-03
French Marines Will
Accompany Corpse of
Herrick Back to u. S.

PARIS, April 2.-Not satisfied
with sending the body of the dead
imperialist, Myron T. Herrick, for
mer U. S. ambassador here, back to
America on battleship, the French
Government today announced that a
company of French marines will ac-
company the corpse and march in
the official parade in the United
States.
The cruiser Tourvil1e, which will
carry the diplomatic corpse, is the
swiftest of the steel monsters with
which French imperialism controls
the sea routes fo~ the exploitation
of millions of natives in Africa and
in Asia.
The cruiser will leave Brest Fri
day following the services, at which
such notorious imperialists as Ray
mond Pointare, premier of France
and president during the years in
which Herrick openly and under
handedly aided the capitalists of his
country against those of the Central
powers, General John j. Pershing,
leader of the U. S. armies in France,
and Quinoes de Leon, Spanish fascist
ambassador, will speak.
The daily worker., 1929-04-03
ITTACK RIGHT
WINGERS;FIGHT
. G0NCILIAT0RS
7rachon Reports on the
War Danger
(WucIess By "Inprecorr")

(WHcless By Tnprecorr") J
PARIS, April I'm spite of the
lolice persecution. the National
congress of the French Commun-
st Party is being held at s.
)onis.
Monmousseau opened the con-
sress with an address attacking
;cepticism and opportunism in the
arty.
Frachon then reported upon the
International situation and showed
he seriousness of the war danger
md the part which the French i'm
)erialists play in the preparations
or war agaisst the Soviet Union
The French Party was urged to
eight against the right wingers and
against the conciliators such as
chose in the northern district.
Discussion followed the defense
Of the right wingers' attitude by
Crozet, who declared that capital
ist stabilization was consolidated
and that the war danger is moi
Immediate. Crozet also protested
against "the ultra left course of the
Party"
Various comrades answered Crozet
declaring that his policy leads tx
social democracy.
Other speakers appealed to tht
delegates from the northern dc
trict to break with the conciliators
who facilitate the work of th'
right wingers. Jacob declared tina
the northern district is in com
plete agreement with the decisions
of the Sixth World Congress o
the Communist International, ant
that it sees the rightwing DANCE
and will fight against it.
The daily worker., 1929-04-03
Story of Civil Wars
in Daily Tomorrow

The Daily Worker will publish
tomorrow another story by one of
the new writer's of the Soviet Union.
The story is called "The Soldiers
and gives vivid picture of the early
days of the Civil War. The author
is A. Arosov, a member of the Com
munist Party of the Soviet Union,
who himself fought through the
Revolution and the Civil Wars.
''The Soldiers" will be complete
in one issue. Don't miss it! Tell
your friends and shopmates about
If.
The daily worker., 1929-04-03

Marya, a tall, vigorous peasant
woman, INDUCES in good-natured
tyranny over her small, henpecked
husband, Prokofi Mitrich, who is
known as the Goat. The coming OF
the BoIsheviks brings change IN
her. She begins going to meetings,
making speeches and bringing books
and newspapers home to read. The
Goat is tormented by all this, but
especially by the fact that Marya
has become cold to him.
(Conclusion)
AND it's true that she began to
IA talk a little too much. She be-
oan to butt into the muzhiks' busl-
Ness. We would have meeting
3bhe'd always be there. The muzhiks
Ybegan to get angry.
"Marya, go cook the cabbage"
What cabbage? She'd only roll
her ewes. And then she invented a
Wonan's Department. We never
even heard OF a word like that-it
didn't sound Russian. We looked
one woman came to her, another
ca,ee. ard--what the devil! They
onored study-courses in the Goats
bonge. They'd meet together, anc
becin to talk, to talk. The Commis
sar from the Soviet also began tc
come to them. He was our owr
par. from the village. we used tt
call him Vaska Shlyapunok, bu
when he Joined the Bolsheviks HI
became Vassili Ivanich. And thu
Goat had to keep still. He only hat
to say one word. and ten voices
would come in answer:
"Hey, hey, keep STILL"
The Commissar, of course. helpe'
the women-that was his program
AT present." he would say, "Pro
kofi Mitrich, you cannot yell a
women--the Revolution" And tn
/ Coat would smile like fool in ar
swer. In his heart he was ready t
tear all this Revolution in two-bu
he was afraid. There might be IN
nleasantncss. And Marya was goin
on and on. a." she said, "want t