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G ADVERTISEMENT


under N judgment in favor uf T-
H. Hardin. In a certain aus In
said court. No. 1880. and styled:
Ar. III. Hardin vs.. Minnie ~. LrwiE.
placed In my hands fnr service. mi.
w. r.. Brown. as sheriff uf Cameron
county. Texas. did on the 18th dav
OF April. 1929. levy ON certain real
estate. situated An Cameron county.
Texas. described as follows. tn-wlf.
The cast ) acres ~ the west 5T
acres of block no. II. Survey 40.
%. Briggs a. Coleman subdivision.
Cameron county. Texas and levied
upon aS the property uf Minnie r.
Lewis. and that on the first Tue
day in June. 1929. the same being
tie 4th day OF said month. at thn
court house door of Cameron c1un-
Nv, In the city OF Brownsville. Texas.
between the hours OF 10 n. III. and
4. p. m. by virtue OF said levy and
said order or sale. + will sell said
above described real estate Mt public
vendue. for cash 20 the highest bid
der. as the property OF said Minnie
G.. Lewis.
And In compliance with Law. ~ give
this notice by publication. I'm tnr
English language. once n week for
three consecutive weeks immediate
ly preceding said day or sale. ATM
The Brownsville Herald. IN newspa-
per published In Cameron county.
Witness my hand. this 26th day Of
April. 1929.
By IL "a. JARGOU. deputy.
w. n. BROWN. sheriff. Cameron
county. Texas. 4-~1T-4-If-14na.
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Ambitious to Lick the Senate

Well informed Washington correspondents are
agreed the the members Of the house OF representatives
Of the American congress are just wild to lick the
senate Of the American congress.
1t appears to be the same way down here in Texas.
National lawmakers are sent to Washington to make
laws Tor the country. They are not sent to Washing
ton to lick their fellow lawmakers.
1t is the same away down here in Texas, which is
a reminder that the leaders Of the senate and the
leaders Of the house should get to gether and enact
constructive laws for all the taxpayers Of Texas re-
gardless OF religious creed or political utilization.
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THE STATE OF X

To the Sheriff ur any Constable
or Cameron county. Greeting.
You are hereby commanded 70
cause to be published once each
week for "a period OF ten days be-
fore the return day hereof. In I'm
newspaper OF general circulation.
which has been continuously and
regularly published for m period cf
not less than Une year in SAID
Cameron county, m copy of the fol-
lowing notice:
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
TO all persons interested ln thr
estate or "A. =. Abdun. decreased.
George Mansur has filed M the
County Court OF Cameron County.
an application for Letters az Ad-
miniStration upon the estate cf
said "A. 8. Abdou. deceased. which
will We heard at the next term %
saifi 3urt. commencing ON the first
MO~Ay in June. AL D. 1910. the
same being the third day uf June.
"A. ID. 1929. at the Court House
thereof. in Brownsville. Texas. a.
which time all persons interested
In said Estate may appear ana
contest said application. should
they desire to do so
Herein fail not. but have YOU be-
f0%f said Court OH the said first
day OF the next term thereof this
Writ. with your return thereon.
showing how you have executed
the same.
Given under INV hand and the
seal OF said Court at office in
BROWNSVILLE. Texas. this the 10th
day OF April. A. ID. 1920.
III. ID SEAGO. Clerk COUNTY
Court. Cameron County.
Texas.
BY o. F. BRENNER. Deputy.
tSEALD
4-l1-In-3Anr
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Cameron Courts

John MacDougall to w. j. Car
son. all blk. 4. Potter subd.. La
Feria grant. 10 acres, $40 eto.
r. N. Booth to Francisco Guz-
man. lot z. blk. 2l, Fourth addn.,
San Bcnito. S148.75.
F. N. Booth to Eulalio Paloma.
lot 2. blk. 20. Fourth Addn.. San
Benito. $l48.75.
r. N. Booth IL Inez Berrcrz. lot
1. blk. %. Fourth addn.. San Be-
nito. SHAFTS.
+. N. Booth to y. M. Callandret.
lots 3. 6. Y. l3. blk. 10. Fourth addn.,
San Benito. S160.
f. N. Booth to J. NJ. Callandret.
lot 10. blk. Is. lot 2. blk. 80. Fourth
addn.. San Benito. 5000
,. M. Callandret to Virginia
Sayon. lot /. blk. 2. Callandret
subd. of part blk. 195. San Benito
Land a Water Co. Conception de
Carricitos grant, 1925.
II. r. Hughes to Geo. r. Desha.
Jr.. E. l-2 blk. II. FL Jardin subd.
20 acress hare 80. Esp. Santo grant,
plat 4-52. $40 etc.
RI Il. Schultz to RI. c. Schultz.
f. l-2 blk. II. share 80, Z. S. grant,
FL Jardin subd.. plat 4-52. 81 etc.
II. G. Schultz ct al to j. A. Haw-
Eins. \. l-2 blk. III. III Jardin subd.
share 80, Esp. Santo grant. 20 acres,
81 etc.
Mrs. Jesse o. Wheeler to w. r.
Bennett. part Of lot 2. blk. 2l3. IN
diana-Texas Land and Irric. Co.
plat 1-26-27. $40 etc.
J. j. Garcia ct ux 10 w. z. Hean-
CT. lot 10. blk. 10. Paroles Addn..
Brownsville. $40 etc.
Lon Tumlinson 10 John w
Woodford. lot 10. blk. %. Boulevard
HEIGHTS addn.. San Benito. $40 etc
w. g.. Mathes TO Virginia M. G.
dc Flores. lots z and S. blk. 3. Col
onia Alta Vista addn.. Brownsville
$3.50.
Mrs. Georgia M. Smith To : y
McCreary. lots 800. 400. 4Of. blk II
Colonia Victoria addn.. Browns
vile, $1,000.
HidaIgo County
a W Irons to Susie 3. ManroSs
lot 80. Bell Woods co. subd. @. s1n
etc.
T. J.. Butts to Margaret Jameson
lot 81. Sharvland Orchard subd ],
$40 etc.
"A. r. Buchanan Jr. 10 r q
Haley. lots I, 2. blk. 367, Edinburr
SO etc.
Il. =. McClendon et ux to Chas.
T. Leslie, Jr., N. 5.43 acres OF ..
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

.30-Sunday school Mems Bible
class meet at Queen theater. T. C..
Dodd. Superintendent.
10.50-Mcrning Worship. Pre-
lude. Mrs. Henry Snow. organist.
Hymn. Apostles Greed: PRAYER:
hymn: scripture reading; Gloria
Patri": offertory. 'Leyhach Litshy"
tSchubcrtl: solo. Mrs. Harvey
Faux. Sermon. The Eternal
Friend: "Postlude" eHesse).
6.+5 r. m-Epworth leagues meet.
.45-Evcnine worship. Prelude.
"Andantc IN b Flat MOZART: Of
fertory. "Benedictus' weber,:
sermon by pastor: solo. The Good
Shepherd" bv Can't. Flicker: post
lUde. The Crusaders CVolkmanl.
$3.50 y. m.-Woman's Missionary
Society will have its regular month";
ly business meeting Monday after
noon.
7:45 y. "Wednesday prayer
meeting.
Mrs. G. y. Lay. musical director.
y. e LOVETT. Pastor.
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FIRST PREsByTERIAN cHuRCH

elizabeth St. and Palm Blvd
9.45 a. m.-Sunday school. Chill
drcn's day program. Miss Frances
Shive, director or religious cduca-
ton.
ll.00 a. m.-Morning Worship
Prelude. Prelude D-Egleser Gen
evrierl; anthem. IL viii ExtoI
Thee" CAshford); offertory. Alder
alton tAshfordl: sersrnn. "C-ea-
tive Forces of Christianity post
Jude. March Nuptiale- CRockweln
ZOO y. m. - Young peoples
league. Topic. Leaders who bear
the light across the sea-" Barbara
BiCelow, leader.
T.45 d. m.-Evening Worship with
sermon by the pastor. Prelude.
The AngcluS" tRockwell1: offer
tory. BY the Waters of Mime
tonkan tLieurancel: anthem. Tell
Me the Old. Old Story" tDoanel:
poStlude. "Postlude in G" Read.
J. A. Russell. musical director: Mrs
A. p. Niven. organist-
Monday. $50 b. m.-The woman:
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By DIR. ALVIN L. BELL

The 81 years Of the relgns Of the
wicked Kings ManaSSeh and Anon
sufficed TO undo the good accom-
plished by the reformation of the
good King Hezekiah. They restored
idolotry. and even brought ii into
the sacred courts OF the temple.
which had been cleanSed by their
godly father and grandfather. Upon
Amon's death his son. Josiah. n lad
Of only eight years. began TO reign,
and he reigned for 81 years as the
last Of the four coed kings of the
southern kingdom Of Judah. for in
the eighth year Of his reign. while
he was yet young. he began to seek
after the God OF David his father:
and in the twelfth year he began to
purge Judah and Jerusalem from
the high places and the craven
images and the molten images"
The righteous zeal Of this youthful
reformer is another Of history's
many illustrations Of the value or
early religious and moral training
for the young. Had his early life
been shaped otherwise. as it might
have been. the whole nation would
have suffered great spiritual and
moral loss.
The Lost Book Found
In the course Of Josiah's repair
inc Of the house Of God the high
priest Hilkiah was searching IN the
treasury for the necessary funds 10
pay the workmen when he discov-
cred a treasure far richer than gold.
II was the book Of the Law OF God.
given through Moses. probably the
Book of Deuteronomy. which had
been lost for MANY years. Upon
hearing il read. the king was greatly
concerned. for the nation was not
obeying the will of God as expressed
in the lost book. His concern was
rewarded with a special message
from God. assuring him OF n peace
ful death. free from the calamities
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not taxing TX 100 seriously, liz seems
ment and deep enjoyment ahead
Of her.
/ cnce knew a little girl about
her age who was given too much
10 introSpection and to taking lit
tie things seriously.
She was nc a child's party In a
small town and when the cookies
we're passed around. this poor lit
tie shy girl managed to drop one
Of the cookies off the plate. and.
Oh. the world just stopped moving
around for her-for days and days.
She went home and told her
mother about it and brooded over
ii for a long time.
Now. If I had been the mother
OF that little girl, ] think I should
have worried.
BIT with Seven Year, ld-never.
Taking life as 1t comes-with its
illusions. and disillusions-its hap
piness and its tears-"it's all just a
phase'-itS surprises and disap-
pointmentS-
Here's looking at you, Seven
Year Old-keep that calm. matter
of-fact attitude toward whatever
experience life has to offer, and
I'm willing to bet you come thr uugh
fairly unScathed.
What do you think about II?
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In the Churches

will meet in their departments with
closing exercises together.
900 p. m.-Evening worship. the
pastor preaching. Mr.. Kennard will
be at the organ and Miss Gladys
Wcodrome will sing a solo. The
sermon theme will be. The Humili-
alton and Exhaltation OF Jesus
Monday. $3.50 d. m.-The Woman's
Missionary Society will meet at the
church in a business and social
meeting.
Monday. 800 D. m.-Deacon's
meeting.
Wednesday. 500 p. m.-Prayer
meeting and business meeting of the
church.
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2s.5i acres of lot Il. sec. 277. Tex
Mex. $40 etc.
Miriam ". Sherlock to Roy A.
Nelson. s. IL OF TT. TIA. West Tr.,
$40 etc.
McAllen Dew. Co. TO l.. A. OIL
son. lot 81. McAllen End subd-. Cit
rus Grove subd.. $40 etc
The Armourdale ST. Bank. Kan
sas City. to Miriam V. Sherlock. S.
IL of Ft. TIA. West Tract contain
ing 1923 acres, $40 etc.
McAllen Dew. co. to John L.
Nelson. lot "a, McAllen first subd.,
Citrus Grove subd., containing ;
acres. $40 etc.
Nell Lewis to p. @. Callahan. lots
IL. l8. l9, 90. blk. /. Alsonia, $40 etc.
c. II. and Alwildis v. Swallow to
Eugene G. Allen, lot r. blk. 10. La
Blanca townsite. $40 etc
Z. M. Goodwin to Evelyn M
Beattie. lot 10. blk. 3, Goodwin
Tract No. /. $40 ETC.
Francisco Gonzales TO Florine
Baker. m. IL Of lot 1. blk. %. Hi
dalgo. SO etc.
Lewis w. Yates TO d. E. Kirgan.
lots 9-10. blk. 3, Edcouch. $40 etc.
w. r. Hansen TO Bessie M. Flynn,
s. ) acres or lot 80. Bell Woods Co.
subd. c, $40 etc.
d. F. Strickland to John II.
Shary. lot 1914. blk. 2. West Addn.
70 McAllen. $40 etc.
Max Gowdy 20 James j. Moore.
lot Q. blk. ~. Mo.-Tex.. $40 etc.
ID. Z. McGlasson to Valley Sani-
tary Milk Co. part Of lot l37. blk.
104. Campacuas. $40 ect.
McAllen Dew. Co. TO G. NJ. Med
eriS. N. 2 acres lot n and S. 4 acres
lot 76. r. T.. Horn addn. to Meal
len Subd. Citrus Groves. SO etc.
William Zastrow to O. r. Dun
lap. S. 20 acres TT. 5. West Tract,
sos
The Nick Doffing Co TO r. r..
Bradburn. lot cit, Nick Doffing
subd.. $40 etc.
John r. Lucas 10 J. L. Erwin. w.
10 acres Of T. 1853 acres lot Q,
sec. 242. Tex.-Mex.. $40 etc
Mary "A. Scott to Alfred Hahan.
part lot /. blk. 80. Capisallo. $40
etc.
Ora u. Critics. exc 10 Raymond
II. Olmsted. Sc IA lot IA. sec. 269.
Tex.-Mex.. SO etc.
Ora B. Critics exc. to Raymond T.
Olmstead. NE IA 10 acres lot IA,
sec. 269. Tex.-Mex.. $40 etc.
Ora r.. Critics to Raymond T..
Olmsted. NV IA lot IA. sec. 269,
Tcx.-Mex.. $40 etc.
Ora p. Critics to Raymond II.
OImsted. SW lot IA. sec. go. Tex
Mex. $40 etc.
Teordoia de Vardenas ct al 10
margarine Espinosa. 81 acres in
por. ". $40 etc.
Conan T. Wood to Mrs. J. r..
Beavy. 5 acres in por. so, $40 etc.
Conan T. Wood to j. p. Getting
ham. ; acres in por. SO. SO etc.
Conan II. Wood to j. III. Getting
ham. 5 acres in por. so. SO etc.
w. S. Cooper to Richard B. Noel
s. 20.45 acres lot is. sec. 268, Tex
Mex. SO etc.
J. @. Engleman Inc. to J. c. En-
gleman. Jr.. z 1-2 acres in blk. 8
J. c. Engleman subd.. Hall Fifield,
$40 etc
H. a. Holloway to Clell Solether.
lot 10 to 10. inc. subd. OF IT. $40.
West Tr.. $40 etc.
Alamo l.. &c 9. Co. to "A. w. Cam
eron. Judge. part lot 10. blk. Is,
Alamo Tr.. SO etc.
d. F. Strickland. Rec. to J.. z.
Leslie. blk l. lots Is. is. blk. 4. lots
!. 2. blk. 5. West Addn-, McAllen.
$40 etc.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Gas a. m.-Bible school. Ewing ID.
Clark. superintendent.
1855 a. m.-Morning worShip, the
pastor preaching. Mr.. Pencil
Kcnnard will be at the organ giving
sere.al selected numbers. The SER
mon will be. Our Contribution 10
the Gospel"
TOO d. m.-The four B. Y. p. us
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a system Of instruction by touch alone which was
studied by Helen Keller.
Experts say the machine functions with absolute
accuracy. II has a big brain and central brains. IL
goes without saying that the invention Of this zig
norant foreigner" will cost sleepleSs nights to millions
Of white collar wage earners the civilized world over.
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UNITY


5O9 EliZaDetN SI.
9.45-l0:45 a. m.-Sunday. services
8 D. m.-Wednesday. song and
prayer service. testimonials.
$50 a. m.-Tuesday, workers
meeting.
ga D. m.-Friday. study classes
conducted by Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs Thomas in office each morn
ing, 9 to 1880.
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auxiliary will meet in the church
in regular business meeting.
Tuesday, Gas d. m.-Workers'
conference supper.
Wednesday. 7:45 p. m-Mid-week
service Of prayer and study.
Thursday. 7:30 ID. m.--Choir re-
hedrsal.
Friday evening. Boy Scout troop
No. l..
EMMETT p. DAY, Pastor.
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SACRED HEART CHURCH

10000 ~ NAtyt
Sundays:
1900 a. m.-Holy communion mass.
9:i5 a. m.-Sunday school and BIZ
bic study.
10000 a. m.-High mass and SER
mon.
1880 .. m.-Vespcrs and Holy
Rosary.
$500 .. m.-Sermon and benedic-
ton.
Week Days-Mass and holy COM
munion every morning at 7 O'clock
First Sunday-Meeting Of the
Children or Mary.
Second Sunday-Meeting of the
Hcly Name society.
First MISUNDERSTANDING Of the Al
tar society.
First Friday--sacred Heart devo-
tions.
FATHER JEAN B. FRIGoN, o. NJ. l.,
Pastor.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

ltorncr EIlZabeth and West md
Christian Science Society OF
Brownsville, Texas, a branch Of The
Mother Church, First Church Of
Christ. Scientist in Boston, Mass.
Sunday school at Gas.
Sunday morning services az III
o'clock. Subject. Everlasting Pun
iShment."
A Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at $500 o'clock.
Reading room In the church build
~ingNopen Tuesdays and Fridays from
1900 TO $500 .. m.
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weekend resort and. as often happens when IA pref
ty child Is at a hotl. the other guests began 70 spoit
and pet her too much. F
So one evening at dinner. Seven ear-Old-mrn
she got rather silly and Mother cot worried and
I'm afraid. a little bit ashamed.
After dinner, as they were taking a little wax.
with arms twined around each other. Mother spoke
To her daughter about her behavior nt dinner. ard
added. do you know. my dear. Mother felt IN little
bit ashamed of you tonight for the first time In
your lfe-what in the world happened To make You
behave SOP"
Seven-Year-Old shrugged expressive shoulders
and. with a merry twinkle In her eye. replied.
oh. you don't need TO be worried about that.
Mother-dort you know that all children have 40 En
through these stages?-
And Mother was puzzled how w ANSWER md now
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CHURCH OF THE NAzARENE

Victoria Heights
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Preaching III a. M.
Evening:
~. Y. r. s. ESQ p. IN.
Preaching $50 p. m.
Rev. ". 7. PARROT Will preach.
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II. d .SEAGO.
SHERIFF'S SAIF

The state Of Texas. county or
Cameron:
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue OF a certain order Of sale
issued out Of the honorable district
court OF Ellis county on the Goth day
OF February. 1929. by Mrs. George
G. Sweat. clerk OF said court. for
the sum Of six hundred forty-nine
and twenty-Seven ne-hundreths
S649.2D dollars and costs OF suit.
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CHURCH OF THE ADVENT
Communion. 1880 a. n.

Holy CONTRIBUTION. 1:30 a. m.
Church school ana Bible class.
$3.50 a. M.
Morning prayer and sermcl,
ii a. m.
Litany. 1880 p. m.
Celebration of the holy communion
airst Sunday in the month at II a. N.
and on Saints days at 1880 a. N.
II. o. Macintosh. Rector.
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VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

y EIILdUtlII NJ.
2:30 p. m. preaching service.
7:30 p. M. preaching service.
Prayer meeting weekly az 1880 y.
m.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH

Services in the junior high
school auditorium at 10 a. IN.
Rev. II. L. WiederanderS. pastor.
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Suits filed In the District Courts.
No. 8486. =. +. Tope VS.. Z. K.
Snavely; debt.
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AR-OLD las
A MIND OF HER OWN
And Mother Should Be Glad of II, Thinks Winfred
Black. for That Calm, Matter-of-Fact Way CT
Hers May Smooth Lies Rough Edges

she says 50 herself. and somehow when Seven Year-od looks A. YOU
with those soft brown eye and makes n statement "a q matter ot fact
voice and manner, you believe she knows what she B talking about
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IO3RD DISTRICT COURT

Hon. "A. ~. Kent, Judge
No. 7774. Emilio San Roman VS.
Jose Celaya, Sr.. ct al; on trial.
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G ADVERTISEMENT
THE A OF X
To the Sheriff or any Constable o

10 II Sheriff or any Constable OF
Cameron county, greeting:
You are hereby commanded to cite
all persons interested In the estate
OF c. r. Stanner. deceased. to ap-
pear at the next regular term Of the
county court of Cameron County. to
be holden at the court house thereof
in Brownsville on the first Monday In
June. 1929. the same being the third
day Of said month. to contest. should
they desire to do so, the application
or John Gregg and Fred Rusteberg
as filed in said court on the 26th
day Of April. 1929. which will then
and there by said court be acted on
for the probate Of the last viii and
Testament OF said G. =. Stanner. de-
ceased, filed with said application.
and for letters testamentary.
Herein fail not but have you be-
fore said court on the 1St day OF the
next term thereof this write with
your return thereon showing how
you have executed the same.
Witness II. ID. Seago. Clerk of the
County Court Of Cameron County,
Texas.
Given under my hand and seal OF
said court at its office in City of
Brownsville. this the End day or
Nav. 1929.
tSEALD y
H. ID .SEAGO.
Clerk of the Cameron Court
OF Cameron County. Texas.
Issued this the End day OF May. 1929.
Fl. ID. SEAGO.
Clerk of the County Court
Of Cameron County. Texas.
BY O. +. Bremen, Deputy.
5-4-1f-34I7
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sne Is worried.
But I don't believe Mother has much to worry about. do your
III Seven-Year-Od can 60 through life anayEnE every phase and
not taking IL too seriously. IL seems to me that there As great content
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COUNTY COURT
Hon. Oscar Dancy. Judge
Suits filed. None.
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COUNTY COURT At LAW
Hon. John Kleiber. Judge
No final orders.
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2sTH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. w. Cunningham. Judge
No orders. -. -. ........
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

None.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-12
Young Promotes
His Secretary

SACRAMENTO, Aug 70. W.D -
Governor G. {. Young today an
nounced the following appointments.
Charles 4. Withmore, his private
secretary, to be state building and
loan commissioner, succeeding
George F. Walker, resigned.
Keith Carlin. executive secretary,
to be the governor private sccre-
tary.
Vincent d. Kennedy, travelling
secretary, to be executive secretary.
The governor made no comment
On the appointments other than to
say that each was in the nature of
"a promotion for faithful service.
Announcement of the four direc-
tors of the newly created depart
ments of investment, penology, mill
tary and veterans affairs, and pro-
fessiOnal and vocational standards
will be the only appointments made
by the governor when he returns
were Wednesday for the special
meeting of his executive council, he
announced. The remainder of the
state commissions created by the
1929 legislature and state officers
whose terms have expired, will not
be made known until the executive
returns to Sacramento about Sep
tember !.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-12
Eleven Die In
Iowa Tragedies

DES MONIES, Ia, Aug. II. UP)
Eleven persons, including a trio
of octeganarians who were killed
when their automobile was struck by
a freight train, died in week end ac-
cidents in Iowa.
The aged trio, Mrs. Hannah Al
fred, 50; Mrs. Polly Alfred, 50, and
Charles Avery, so, died almost in
stantly when a Rock Island freight
train struck their stalled car near
Floris.
OF the other dead, five We're vie
Tins of drowning and three of mo-
tor vehicle accidents. Joe Hen
erickson, 9, and John Mclaughlin.
IA, were drowned when the Hendrick
son lad IS father, William, attempt
ed to save another 9 year old boy
who was struggling in the water.
Joe, crying "I'n help YOU, Dad
dy.'' started toward his father and
sank. Mclaughlin, trying to res
cue him after Hendrickson had sue
ceeded in saving the other small lad,
also went down and efforts to re-
vive the pair were unsuccessful.