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New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
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 Auiosisoti>e S-AUTo AND TRUCK AGENCIES S-AUTUS AND TRUCKS FOX SALE io-AuTOMOBIIES FOR EXCHANGE u-AuTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES l2-AuTOMUBIlES WANTED l3-AE1OS-TAXl SERVICE ,t-GARAGES TO LET MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES l6- -MoToRCYCLEs- BICYCLES WANrEi l7-SEEVlCE sTATloNS-E REPAIRING
 Business Sar.ite ls-BAEEERS. HAiRDs MAssEusE ?-BulLplNG AND CONTRACT .o-BusiNEsS SERVICE RENDERED. 2l-DENTIS1S .--DnEssMAklNG | MILLINERY e3-DYEING & CLEANING c4-lNSuRANCE-AI KINDS 25-l.AW WlERS-PATTENT ATTORNEYS e6-MoNlNG. STnklNG X CHATTING @7-PAIN TING. PAPER HANGING es-PLuMBlNG. HEAT'G. METAL WOEh EXPRESSING AND TAILORING So-PRINT'G. JoBB'G. STATIONERY l-PEOFESSIONAL SERVICES 3c-REPAlR!NG S2A-PIANo TUNING S3-WANTED TO RENDER SERVICES
 tAI,nati.h,al 4-COREESroNDENC COURSES 35 35-DANtlNG TEACHERS $ s-lNSTRuMENTAL AND VOCAL 37-LoCAL & PRIVATE INSTRUCTORS SS-WANTED-lNSTKU
 Employment 4o-HElP-AGENT WAIVED .l-HEl.P-MEN WANTE. 4o-HELP-W WOMEN WANTED 4S-HELP- MEN OR WOMEN RESERVATIONS WANTEp- MEN RESERVATIONS WANTED-WOMEN
 finasN'tal is-BuslNEss oploKruN1rlEs 47-lNvEsTMENrs. STOCKS. BONDS 4S--MONEY LEANED 4sB-MORTGAGES 9-NANTED-TO BORROW
 Live Stu'k 5o-CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK 5l-DCGS, CATS. PETS o2-EGGS. POULTRY SUPPLIES 53-HORSES. VEHICLES aa-W WANTED-LlNE STOCK
 Merchandise 55-ARTlCl.ES FOR SALE 55B-FOR THE NACATluNlSr J6-Bull.DING MATERIALS i7-BUSINESS X OFFICE EQUIP. 5s-FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 5g-TEED AND FUEL so-FERTILlZERs sEEus PLANTS il FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING 6a-GOOD THINGS TO EAT b3-HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES 64-MACHINERY ELEC. & TOOLS 5-MERCHANDlsE AT THE STORES 66 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 6tB-RADfO 6--WArcHEs. plAMoNps. JEWEl.R, 6s-WANTED ARTICLES TO BUY
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 Real Estate for Safe ,s-AGENTs-R ESTATE 79-AuCTIONEERS so-BLDG. & BUSINESS PROPERTY A-BulLDING LOTS FOR SALE >2-FAEMS FOR SALE s3-HOuSES FOR SALE S4- SUMMER PLAtE ES FOR SALE ,5-SUBIRBAN FOR SALE s6-REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE s7-EEAL ESTATE WANTED
 Rooms, Board and Hotels S9-HbTEI.S Ng-HDOMS TOR RENT gy-ROoMS AND BOARD gl-EOOMS FOR liOl- SEEEEPlNG g2-WHERE TO DINE g. WtNTED- RnAElI OR ROOM
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
City Advertiseme'
GLADIOIi STREET SANITARY
 SEWER

Notice is hereby given that hearing will be held before Ii Board Of Public Works, City Of N' Britain. in Room 3o6, City Hall 1:30 ?. m,. Tuesday. March 26ti 192a on the construction 0! a san tary sewer in Gladiola Street, frol NcClintock Street 10 proposed La" Tor Street Extension.
 All persons interested are reauo>' ed 10 bs present a' said hearing. : they s"" cause. and be heard in [" lation 70 th" above.
 BOAED OF pGBIIC WORKS.
 Thomas r. MCGrath. Clerk
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
WINTER AVERAGE WAS 3i

Boston. March 9l (UPl - Goa bills should have been someWhu smaller than usual in New Englan during the winter which closed O. licIally last night, The average tenn perature for the winter was 34. con pared with normal average Of g it was learned al the weather bu reau today.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
City Advertisement. SANITARY SEWER IN NAGNOII,
 STREET

Notice is hereby given that hea, lrg will be held before the Boa Of Public Works, City Of New BrIi ain, in Room 30G. City Hall at 1:: D. nl. Tuesday, March 2Gth, 1929, ( the construction ot sanitary soW in Magnolia Street, from McClinto Street to GrandyieW Street.
 All interested persons are reQur~ ~d 10 be present at said hearing, they See cause. and be heard in ! lation to the above
 BOARD OF PUBIIC WORKS.
 Thomas r. McGrath. CloI
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
BRITISH LIBERALS WIN

Cheshire, England. March 2l tP The liberals today gained a vic tory in the Eddisbury division by election neccssitated by the death of the conservative. Sir H. Barnston, The liberal, l.. J, Russell. received f0.c23 votes against S.931 for the conservative. Lieutenant Colonel E. c. FcnWick Palmer.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21

worthy of if, but because it Is good. It shows you can work and think. 1 hope you will study hard and keep on working and thinking.
 Sincerely,
 "(Signed) Calvin Coolidge"
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
Notice DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES

Primaries w'll be held Wednesday. March -, 10 select Four School Committeeman. Selectmen, Two Councilmcn from each ward. an Alderman from the first, third and fifth wards, Consta blcs and 12 mem- bcrs of the Town Committee. All petitions of candidates must be in the hands of the committee before { P. m. Friday. %.
 DEMOCRATIC
 TOWN MIITEE
 l.. r. Mangan, Secy.
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Special Notice

rubiic whist 10 b" given a' p"1 r.lloHs' Hall by tn" Unity I;"h, k1h lodge. Friday 22, at o;3o sharp.
 Chairmon. Mrs. Charles l.. Staub, Mrs. Frank Hellem.-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21

Your order for Classified Advertis- ing in each Saturdays issue of the Herald must be received before 9:3o a. m. that day.-adNt.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21

After them notable personages and intimate friends of the marshal and his family took their farewell.
 Tomorrow the body in all llkeil- hood will be moved under the dome of the ln,ali1es to permit the public to look for the last time upon the man who led into battle more men than could have been counted In the combined armies Of q halt dozen of the worlds greatest military fig ures.
 J. P. Morgan came this afternoon to speak d few words ot condolcnce 10 Mme. Foch. He signed the visit ors' register.
 senate Honor> Hero
 The senate conSencl this after room and heard culogy of Marshal t'och by President Doumcrguc in which Minister Of Wan l'ainlcNe joined in behalf ot the government The sitting was immediately ad iouIneu for one hour, as a sign of mourning.
 The French academy of which the marshal ds q member also met and listened 10 a culogy on the civic and military virtues of the marshal by Maurice Palesroguc.
 The American club Of Paris held a meeting and passed d resolution of condolence which was taken to the marshals wife.
 German INo, Calls
 Dr, Leopold Non Hoesch. the Ger man auba ssador at Paris, was among those who signed the Nisi- tors book in the courtyard of the marshals house. He stood bare headed while affiAing his signature 10 the register.
 At the ministry Of war a commit tee as sitting 10 discuss plans for the funeral. the details of which were 70 be given out during the day
 The Communists pursuing thcii hatred Of the marshal beyond death. caused Deputy be Soblin to rise iI the cham her this afternoon to inss that the Communist party had no voted credits for national funcr0l for the marshal. He asked that il' minutes Of the sitting saying Una the measure Was voted unanimousi. be rectitied'
 Acting Prcsidcne Tcrnod refuse to have any correction inserted ll the minutes while the remainder c the chamber hooted the tommunist
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
NOTAbLES GATHER
 AT BIER OF FOCH

,-ontinucd from First Pase>
New Britain herald., 1929-03-21
= Comes Alone

Clcmcnccau, The Tiger" sat all
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
G ADVERTISEMENT

The City OF Brownsville viii re-
ceive sealed bids. addressed to the
Hon. a. :. Cole. Mayor. up until
1000 o. m, June Y. 1929. for the
construction OF q small building
located at the Airport. size 8 feet
by nine feet. Contractor viii fur
nish all material. also plumbing
equipment. Plans and specifications
are on file at the office Of the
City Manager. The City reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
a. =. MUNDAY, City Manager.
5-27 to 6-5-3440.
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Selecting And Buying Are Both Easy If You Read This Classified AID Pag
LEGAL -ADvERTIsEsIENT

County. Texas. and =. @ Jackzc1.
whose residence Is unknown. % he
and appear nt the next regular
term OF the District Court nf Cam
eron county. Texas. To he holden nt
the court house thereof. tn tan
city c. Brownsville. c. TIE third
Monday III July. "a u 100. ito
same berg the 18th cay az July
a D. 1929. then ana there g an
swer g petition filed n sid cczc
on the 18th day OF March. A -
1929. In q suit numbered Co thn
docket OF said court. Nn Hag5.
wherein Terrill T. Taylur i5 plain
tiff and the unknown heirs ara
legal Representatives uf Gum1aIupn
@. Gle Gutierrez. che unknown helrn
OF Aquilino r.. Barreda. g. P. Ear
reda. Dimas Pardo Earrecm Ar
tonic p. Barreda. Adelaide celayn
Fox and husband. J. ]. Fcx. Mr.
Elmo Order and husband. Elmo
Order. Joe Celaya. Augustine c.
laya. Jr.- Clarence CeIaya. ArtrnAn
Carazcs. a. - Walker. GenrRn IVY.
Walker. and ~. o.. jackson mrr a.
PENDANTS: the nature uf rimlntHfgEr
demand being substantially. ms to-
lows. to-wit-
Suit In trespass &C. try title tn
lots Nos 9 and 10 III BIZ No TAI
OF the original Subdivision az shs
City OF Brownsville. Cameron
county. Texas. made ~ George
Lyon about the year 1850
Plaintiff specially PLEADS three.
five. ten and twenty-five years
statutes OF limitation. ard alleges
that the common source nf ritln is
as follows.
Deed from the New YurK ara
Brownsville Improvement company
20 Auuilino =. Barreda. dated May
7. 1894. and recorded II volurre y
at pages $3.50 OF tire Deed Rec
ords Of Cameron county. Texas ara
claims under the following chain az
title:
Deed from Antonio r. Barrmdm.
administrator nf the estate rf Arui-
limo = Rarreda 10 Emilio A Ara
Eon- deed Emilio al ArmErn Co Ar
tonic = BarTeda. deed. ArrnrAn Es
Barreda to Guadalupe Carmnnn nm
Gutierrez. 20 her sole ard snnnrmtn
estate; decree cf divorce. Gundn-
lupe Cavazos de Gutierrez VI. San-
tiago Gutierrez. mortgage with
power OF sale. Guadalupe CaxarnG
de Gutierrez 20 Catarira Chnnrsnn
de Cantu; Mortgages deed. Quad
alupe Cava1ng de Gutierrez -
Catarina Champion cn Cmrrn 90
Catartna Champion de Cmrtn. deed
CT partition among heirs XIX Cmtm-
rira Champion de Cantu. Mnd
Catarina Cantu de SaInrar ard
husband 20 plaintiff
Plaintiff prays for Judgment fur
title and possession of said Lard
premises and heredltarenfs. for ia
writ Of restitution. and CHER r.
lief. special and general IN law ana
in equity.
Herein fail not. but Rave you BE-
fore said court cn rha said first
day OF next term thereof this wrlr
with your return thereon. showing
how YOU have executed tire EnrnR
Given under my hard ard seal
OF said court. at office ~ TIE city
or Brownsville. this TIE @7rd daw
OF April. A. ID 1879.
Witness. Jno p. Seaman. Clerk
OF the District Court n ard
fer Cameron County. Texas
A true copy I certify.
JNO. =. SEAMAN. Clerk County
Court. Cameron County. TexmA
CSEALl
H-f@-@M-En-G-#MNm
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COUNTY OF CAMERON
To all persons indebted co. or
holding claims against the estate
or Z. G.. Tucker. deceased
The undersigned. hmrlrK been
duly appointed administrator uf
the community estate rt herself
and her husband. IL a. Tucker. c.
ceased. late uf Cameron rruntv.
Texas. by Oscar C. Darcy. Judge
Of the county court Of said county.
on the 2ist day q May. 1879. here
by notifies al persons INDEBTED 90
said estate 20 come forward and
and make settlement. and those
having claims against thn estate tn
present them tD her within the
time prescribed NV lnw mt hRr rest
dence in Brownsville. CarnmrEMn
county. Texas. where Hnn receives
her mail
Witness my hand the 1fth dnT
OF May. 1929.
ANNIE TUCKER Adminlstra-
trix CT the Community Estate
Of S. G. Tucker Deceased
5-29-5-l2-l3-34Az
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION

CITATION BY PUBLICATION
Terrill Il. Taylor vs.. Guadalupe
g. de Gutierrez ct al.
In the District Court Of Cameron
County. Texas.
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or any Constable
Of Cameron county. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded.
that by making publication OF this
Citation fn some newspaper pub
ished In the county of Cameron
once in each week for four con-
secutive weeks previous To the re-
turn day hereof. you summon the
unknown heirs and legal represent
tatives OF Guadalupe G. de Cutter
reg. q widow. Of Cameron county.
Texas. the unknown heirs OF Aqui-
limo ?. Barreda, whose names and
residences are unknown, c. p
Earreda. a resident Of Cameron
county. Texas. Dimas Pardo Bar
reda. a resident OF Spain. Antonio
=. Barreda, a resident or Cuba.
Adelaide Celaya Fox and husband
D. y. Fox. Mrs Elmo Order and
husband. Elmo Order. Joe Celaya.
Augustine Celaya. Jr.. Clarence
Celaya. all over twenty-one years OF
age. and residents Of Cameron
county. Texas. A. B. Walker. a resi-
dent Of Harris county. Texas. Geo.
+. Walker, q resident OF Cameron
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$50 MEmMM
TO the Sheriff CT any Constable
Of Cameron County. Greeting.
You are hereby Commanded 20
cause the following notice 20 he
published In a newspaper &C Gen
eral circulation which has heen
continuously and regularly rnhlinh-
ed for a Period az not less than cna
year preceding the date rf the NO
tice In the county nf Canarrun.
state or Texas. and you shall cause
said notice CO. To- printed at Lease
once each week for m period rf ter
days exclusive ot the first cay nf
publication BEFORE the return day
hereof:
Notice Of Application for Pre-
bate Of WIN
The State Of Texas.
To al persons Interested - thn
estate or Mary l.. Blackberry. &C.
ceased. al wv. Armstrong ard Het-
tie III. Armstrong; have tiled vi th@
County Court uf Cameron county
an application FOR the probate cf
the last viii and testament cs sad
Mary L Blackberry. deceased. fled
with said application. and for let
ters OF administration with the wsl
annexed. which xiii be heard a. the
next term OF said Court. ccnarerc-
ing on the first Monday ln June
a. y. 1879. the same berg &c
third day az June. A- D 1870. at
the Court House thereof. tn
Brownsville Texas. at which TIRE
all persons interested in SnAr estate
may appear and contest said Mrrll-
cation. should they desire to - sn
Herein fail not. hut have vcu BE-
fore said Court On rka SAID fYrre
day Of the next term thereof this
Writ. with your return thereon.
showing how You have executed the
same.
Giren under my hand ard thm
seal cf said Court, at uffIrn ia
Brownsville. Texas. tris tire n-rh
day cf June. JAIL D 1879.
III ~. 5EAGO. Clerk County
Court. Cameron County. TEX
5y o. = B7ENNER. Deputy.
CSEAL)
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APARTMENTS

Junkin Apartments
Two blocks east OF High Echcol On
Palm Blvd. 4-room apartments. strict
ly modern. beautifully furnished;
electrical refrigeration. overstuffed
living room suites. walnut bedroom
suites. walnut bedroom suites. fire
places and garages Open for inspec-
ton
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE on TRADE-One Of the
best located independent variety stores
in the Valley. now doing n good busi-
ness: reason for selling. owner has 9TH
er business that demands his atten-
ton. FOR particulars write OF see G. L.
Burton. ?. o. BOX SIS. Mercedes. Texas.
o-749
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Room and Board
Good Home Cooking
$40 a Week

0IIISIC NICdIo, JOI
Phone ioi4-w. ga Elizabeth.
BOARD AND ROOM BY the meal OF
week. 1000 st. Charles. Phone 67s-w.
Giles
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THE MAREETPLACE FOR everything
for everybody-the classified pages.
OWNER OFFERS FOR 5ALE-l6-acre
farm only five miles from Brownsville,
and Just 200 yards off concrete high
way. Has s-room house. and near
graded school. Can be bought &C at
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Herald. Q-79
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For the Love
of a Lady
By
Jeffrey
F'arnol

as a-hum-a malefactor befouled by
a kinsmans blood.
" The marquis led shuri to a rustic
seat in a secluded corner, babe her walt
there; then, nodding to Gregory, ne
stepped out upon the sunny lawn ana
beheld Sir John Parrot holding forth:
ut is but right, sirs, that we gentie-
men o. the county should see that ne
forthwith be driven forth OF our-num
our midst.
The sharp rap Of a cane upon his
we'll nourished person stopped MN Win WI.
gasp of angry amszement, and start
ing about at this indignity, he saw the
marquis smiling at him. 80,
You touched me, my lord"
Sir John gasped.
IT raped you, Sir John. tapped
YOU t. draw 'ttention t. the following
notable facts, to wit, sir: The absent
gentleman y dare t. impeach, villify
and asperse is my old and honored
friend, and secondly, sir, you are liar
an a bag O. windl l here and now beg
hath said, or should say aught to the
further disparagement of Sir Richard
Guyfford is a mere lying rogue. And
now, should any gentleman feel himself
affronted. shall be purely happy TO
afford him, or them, any and every
satisfaction"
No man spoke; then Captain Despard
stepped forward and saluted the mar
ouis with a smiling bow.
MY lord" said he lightly, though ]
have not the honor of Sir Richard
Guyffords friendship. yet am with
you in defense of his innocence. That
he should be any way implicated In
poor Julian's taking-off Is preposterous
and altogether unthinkable."
My lady Helen, who chose this mo-
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So they bowed to each other very
tremendously. Presently all had de-
parted except the marquis and Greg
DRY.
$50, Greg" said the marquis, nod
ding gloomily after the captain, ut
seems I'm not to try my thrust on
him, after all :. Come, let us begone."
"Stay!" cried voice, and Helen came
looking from one to other with eyes
of dreadful speculation. You are his
two friends" said she In strange.
hushed tones, land never did Richard
Guyfford need them more than row,
that cloak! It's awful stains I"
MY lady," said Gregory, with hushed
vehemence, 81 can swear he was not
wearing that cloak when he rode away"
'Ah, Gregory-Gregory," she whis-
pered, "but j. can swear he vast
I saw it on him when he stopped
me in the lane that same cloak,
Gregory, but there was no =.
stain on 1t then!"
CONTINUED tomorrow.)
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ment to appear, returned the captains
salutation with courtesy far more graci-
Gus than usual. And In this moment
came a demure young footman who.
proclaimed, in voice unnecessarily loud
IF you please, Sir John Parrots cad
keeper. mann, to see Sir John-very i'm
portantl"
Even as the young footman spoke a
burly fellow stepped out from the yew
paused and stood abashed.
by your leave, ladies'" said Sir John.
What Is it, Grimes?p
why, Sir John, me and large ha'
been a-searchin' of the wood as you
SO ordered, sir, and we found this here,
y'r honor!" So saying, from beneath
his arm the keeper produced an old
weather-worn military cloak turned up
with scarlet; but. as they gazed on It,
there went up a shocked murmur, since
all eyes might see this old garment was
stained by awful smears, dark and
ominous splotches there was no nistak-
ing-beholding which, my lady Helen
clenched her hands, turned and sped
away into the house.
Blood" cried Sir John with tri-
umph. "Ha, know this cloak! TITS
Richard Guyfford's. Ha, you-Greg-
DRY, you recognize this as your masters
cloak" Gregory merely nodded.
Excellent" cried Sir John. "And
Grimes, you found 1t near the fatal
spot?"
within dozen yards, y'r honor
"Here is proof on proof"
mo, mol" said the captain. at may
have been upon another mans back"
LAY. sir" snorted Sir John indig-
nantly: "tush. sir. these are idle specu-
lations! We know this cloak for Guyf-
ford's, here's evidence shall bring a
murderer to his DOOM and find him
we will. Grimes, fold up that damn
ing evidence and follow mel"
So saying, Sir John bowed and strut
ted away and his company with him.
The marquis stared absently.
Captain Despard" he inquired. care
you still O. the same mind regarding
Richard Guyfford?"
Precisely, sir" answered the captain