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The Washington times., 1929-05-18
FIRST
IN BOYS MEET

Track athletes from the Peabody
Carbery graded schools landed both
the Junior and senior titles of the
Plaza division of the municipal play.
grounds yesterday on the Plaza
field. Those who qualified became
eligible for the citywide meet on
May IS.
Peabody.Carbery scored a sweep
ing victory in the senior events. col.
iecting 95 points and led the junior
field with Al points.
Other senior point scorers were
Edmonds, 43; Gales, 26; Arthur, IL:
Taylor, Z; Ludlow. 3. The Junior
teams trailed. with Edmunds, 3s;
Arthur. IL; Gales, 10; Taylor, 8;
Ludlow. 8. 1t was by far the most
colorful Of the meets that have been
held to date. The summaries were:
70-PoUND CLASS
50-yard dash-WOn by John Bonhs IN
(Edmonds). Ed Adams (Arthur), Rich
ard Walker Up, H. CO..
Running broad jump-Won by Vance
koontz tP. H. c.. Keith wade cray
Iorl, clyde Much (P. H. c..
s2o-yard reiay-Won by Peabody
walker. Much. Marcopulos, Koontzl,
50-yard dash-Won by Wilson Jones
tEdmondsl. Earl Wheeler Up. H. c..
George Murray tP. H. CT
So-yard hurdiss-Won by Angelo Pru-
mnnac5 zeili !P' I; .o c.: Thomas Winery cd
Running broad tump-Won by Leslie
WalIsigh (Tayior). warren stewart (P.
n. c.. Billy Yates Up. H. c..
Running high 5ump--Won by Carey
lowl. Norman PembHrton (P. II. C.).
36O-yard reIay-Won by Pea body
lWheeler. Pemberton. Murray, Falvery):
Edmonds (Arthurl.
100-POUND CLASS
eo-yard dash-won by Ralph Clinton
(Edmonds). Charles Tassise (P. H. c..
Vincent Galesno (Arthur).
SO-yard hurdles-Won bv Jamcs
Bush tEdmondl. Frank Camtanella
tGaIes). Billy Chappelear (Peabody).
Running broad jump-Won by l..
EonrIno E GGaiesl. Baters (Edmonds). Du-
SunbinE high jump-Won by Angelo
Desaivo tEdmonds). James Farr (P. H,
c. Robert Mahoney (P. n. C.).
Soo-yard relay--Won by Arthur (3ale
sno SegreEi. Vermillion, AmenI, P. n.
1,s-PoUND CLASS
70-yard dash-won bv Paul cr.v.o
GGaies); John Mandes Gales; Bennett
Patrick tP. H. c.. '"e''
IoU.yard hurdles--won by Lester Paw.
raj (Edmonds): Louis Svey (Gales1,
Running broad jump--Won bv Jos
Ia LasaIe q. II. CO; Robert Marcopulas
Running high iump-won by Wade
Wood (P. H. CO; Vincent Curtin (Tay-
loro; David shelton Up. H. CO..
4O-yard relay-Won by Gales (Grasso
Super. Burrows, Mandes); p. II, c.
UNLIMITED CLASS
100-yard dash-Won by Loren MARI.
(P. ii. Co; Donnie AIbanesi Up. II, O.
Running broad jump-Won by Frank
ZeSoWltz Up. H. c.; Joe AnastasI (P.
Running High Jump-won by Russell,
Hendricks (P. H. C.).
Unlimited re1ay-Won by p. II. C.
('oren Marks Frank zegOwltz, Russell
Hendricks, Joe AnastasD.
The Washington times., 1929-05-18
Sandlot Baseball
Games Listed
Tomorrow

washingtOn Red Sex W. A. y. ana
w. BBSsmen, Arlington, Na.s neaa'
O'Cleek. ...s
BEND Bread W. BeFwgR. at Bsrwyn'
Ma. 3 o'clock.
Naval Hospital We. Seat Pleasant. aE
Seat Pleasant, Nd. O'clock
UnIted Typewriter Grays vs. Ta.oma
Tigers. at silver Spring. Nd. f'e'd'
PsrS view W. Columbia E1renseB.
Rasdon Field, Alexandria, Va'
LanEieys vs.. Potomacs. at Diamond
No. !, Monument ErGTT,nSs;; T,ncs;. . a. Se1Se Serth
Ellipse grounds. 3 o'clock.
nv Cobbs VI. vie Sport shop, a.
Plaza grounds. s o'clock.
O'Briens vs.. CaIhOunS. Diamond No.
Mardfeldts ". Corinthians: Diamond
No. 2, AFonumkAt grOunde, II o'clock:
Merldians We. KenilwcFth' keAti-
worth. y: c.. field. S,eloeA' A.
diamond. MOnuemeut grounds.
Sam Rice W. Aces. East EllipSs
RrOwnda, II o'clock.
BiasE HorSst:: chasIStts. s y \. G.; 1;.,": V;
Press Cards W. EdmondS, at Col
Iege Park. Nd. 3 o'clock.
Miller Axtecs vs. Dixie Pigs. at
BIadehsburE. Nd. O'Clock.
Auth's vs. Brentwood Hawks. Mt
brentwood Field. o'clock.
Addison vs.. LanhaM. at LaHhaHl.
Md, 3 o'clock.
Moseans We. Freunds. Diamond No.
40. Monument RrOUnds, u o'clock.
ROamers vs.. M0NtFos@, Diamond No.
4. Monument grounds. 3 O'clock.
Lem owens PPOs We. silver Spring
Glants. AZ Georgia and Alaska ATenne
Field, o'clOek.
Isherwoods vs. Mt. Rainier. Ne.
Rainier Field. o'clock.
The Washington times., 1929-05-18
Capital City League
Games for Weekend
UNLIMITED

UNLIMITED
GAMES TOMORROW
Edmonds VS. National Press Building
Cards, College Park. o'clock.
Miller AZtecs VS.. Dixie Pig A. c.,
Bladensburg. 3 o'clock
Auth's VS.. Brentwood Hawks Brent
wood. 3 o'clock.
silver Spring, i o'clock.
st. Joseph's vs.. Tremonts, Plaza 3
JUNIOR
GAMES TOMORROW ~
langley vs.. Potomacs. No. Z, 3
o'clock.
Murphy Ames Va. Lionels. North
EIlipse. 3 o'clock.
Ty Cobbs VS.. Vics Sport shop. Rose
dale, 3 o'clock.
Marfeldts vs. Corinthians, No. 2. IL
o'Briens vs.. CaIhouns. No. 10. 3
O'Clock.
AMERICAN LEGION
GAME TODAY
Delano w. George Washington, Seat
Pleasant " o'clock.
GAMES TOMORROW
victory vs.. Lincoln, North Ellipse, ]
Eight ana Forty VS., spensIer. Plaza
/ O'Clock
George Washington vs.. wa'co't. No,
., o'clock.
MIDGET
Meridians vs Kenilworth. AsAn%"sth'
o'clJek
The Washington times., 1929-05-18
&C" Club Meet
Records
TRACK EVENTS


IO0-yaed dash, tie see., frank
HUssey, stuyvesant III. 8. (New
se0-yard dash, 22 s-s Sec. JChn
CrissweIl, SwaVely Prep, 1921.
440-yard dash, 81 as see., HOR-
ace webb, Tech 1875.
S8O-yard run. 2 min. I e-1O sec..
James Kelly. Dewitt, 1898.
One-mile ran, min. ~ 9-I0 see,
Tom Nase, Chester High tCentFa-
fla, Val, 1928.
IaO-yard high hurdles. 1875
Sec, Harry FIippen. EpIscOpal n.
e2O-yard 10y hurdles. 26 9.I0 sec.
Marry Fiippen, Episcopal N. Q.
FIELD EVENTS
High jump. 8 feet " inch, Calvin
Mjlans. Central, 102S.
Broad jump. 20 feet II inches.
Harp FiippeB Eplsc0ual III. g.,
1895. and Irving Gsftleeb, Central.
1925.
Pole vault. II feet Q inches.
George Stewart, StRuntOn. 1874.
Shot put, 10 feet 3 inches. Wal
ter Benz. stanton, 1921.
Javelin throw, 159 efet 3 inches.
Heinie Hoffman, Eastern, 1898.
Discus throw. 139 feet inches
Webster r. RhOads. jr.. Woodbury.
Forest. 1928.
The Washington times., 1929-05-18
HAGEN, PRINCE
GOLF V|CT0RS

LONDON, England. May 1S.-The
Prince of Wales and Walter Hagen.
the American, who recently won the
British Open championship, playing
as mariners, defeated Sir Philip Sas-
soon and Aubrey Boomer, up. on
the exclusive Swinley course, near
Ascot. this afternoon.
The public was excluded at the
request of the prince.
The match was a two-ball four
some, and was finished at 2:3S
o'clock.
Hagen debOnairly missed q
put at the 18th hole, but the
opponents were i'm trouble, and
conceded both the hole and vie.
tory.
Extraordinary precautions were
taken to insure secrecy. The secre.
tary OF the club asked the members
to stay away. The princes personal
detective followed the players around
the course. also the princes equerry,
Col. Piers Leigh. and two close
friends.
The prince wore dark khaki
colored pullover, heather-colored plus
fours, blue shirt and cap. Hagen
wore gray plus fours with a checked
sweater.
At the start all four drove from
tees and then picked the better ball
with which oplay through the
contest. Hagen naturally outdrove
the prince, who, therefore, played
a majority of second shots, usually
using tn ieron.
After the match, Hagen sauntered
toward the clubhouse ahead of the
prince.
1.-THE prince played some ex-
cellent iron shots, which gave US
an advantage" the American
golfer said after the match. "He
also putted well. He shot a
good game and does a good co."
The match was so carefully, ar.
ranged that the prince and his
eqherry arrived first at Swinley
and played seven holes together be-
fore the match. the prince getting
in touch with the clubs. Then Sir
Phillip, Hagen. and Boomer arrived
and the foursome began at the first
tee.
The prince had especially, re.
quested the party not to divulge the
details of the match.
The press, and especially photog,
raphers. were barred. The royal
heir seemed annoyed when he saw
a corps of photographers and re.
porters outside the grounds.
1t was originally planned to play
at Sunningdale. but a change was
made to the Swinley course in hope
Of obtaining greater secrecy.
The Washington times., 1929-05-18
Vincentini Matched
With Santiago in Chi

CHICAGO, May 18.-Luis Vicentin1
Chilean lightweight, and .Armando
Santiago of Cuba, were signed TODAY
for a 10 round bout at Chicago
stadium Friday night. On the same
program two other 10 FOUNDERS viii
oring together Al Friedman of Boston
and Tuffy Griffith of Sioux City,
Iowa, and Jackie Fuelds and Clyde
Chastian.
The Washington times., 1929-05-18
EDITH CROSS IS
LOSER IN PARIS

PARIS, May 1s.-Bare legs
couldn't win for Miss Edith Cross.
of California, today in the interna.
tional tennis matches between the
leading woman stars of the United
States and France at the Roland
Garros Stadium. Miss Cross lost In
straight sets. 6-3. SO, to Madame
Matthew, of France.
Her appearance on the courts
without stockings caused much com.
ment among the spectators. 1t was
the first time any woman tennis
player had appeared in the stadium
without them.
She instituted the innovation
nOnchaIantly saying to an Inter
national News Service staff
correspondent:
why not? 1t is very comfort
able, I'm sure
Although a few Of the spectators
gave vent to shocked expressions.
the majority cheered her and her
playing. Many commented on thu
fact that her game resembled that,
Of Miss Helen Wills, her close
friend and the worlds best amateur
woman player.
Nine. Matthew deadly accuracy at
crucial moments, however, was too
much for the American girl. The
French woman played a much bet
ter game than she displayed last
year.
PARIS. May 1s.-Miss Helen
Wills evened up the match score
in the international women's tennis
competition between the United
States and France. when she dis
posed of Nine. LaFaurie. of France.
in straight sets. 60, GO, In the
Roland GarrOs Stadium today.
The Washington times., 1929-05-18
BOXING POPULAR

Boxing at the University Of
Florida has increased in popularity
until it now ranks next to football
in the amount of interest displayed
by the students. Three Southern
Conference titles have been won
under Coach Piombo.
The Washington times., 1929-05-18
WINNING STREAK

Jim Londos, Greek heavyweight
wrestler. has not suffered a defeat
in almost three years, despite the
fact that he Is one Of the busiest
mat men in the game. Last winter
he took part In more than 20
matches,
The Washington times., 1929-05-18
ADAM WALSH AT YALE

Adam Walsh, Notre Danes
greatest center. who was captain of
the famous -Four Horsemen" team
of the Irish. has joined the football
coaching staff at Yale. Since gradu-
alton Walsh has been head coach Of
the Santa Clara football team on
the West Coast where he enjoyed
great success.
The Washington times., 1929-05-18
PITT, Tourney WINNER,
AND STEVENSON PLAY
PROTEAN MANOR
BY George A. Simpson

Enemies yesterday the championship finals OF the CheVy
Chase Club golf tourney Harry G. Pitt and Miller B. Stevn-
son will join hands to oppose Freddy Mcleod
Columbia Club pro- and Al Treder, Manor Club
in 18hoe exhibition battle which opens the new nne-hoe
The Washington times., 1929-05-18
international League

Yesterdays GAMES
Newark, Ia: Orioles, T.
Rochester, 5; Buffalo, 4.
Reading. 4; Jersy City, 0.
Montreal. q Toronto. g 90 inningB).
TODAY'S GAMES
Orioles at Newark
Rochester at Buffalo.
Reading at Jersey City.
Toronto At Montreal.
STANDING OF THE CIHRs
The Washington times., 1929-05-18

The Second Annual City-Wide sale
nf Good Used Cara, starting today. offers
you an opportunity to own a ear OF
youF own. See the listin@ IN Classified.
The Washington times., 1929-05-18

Any competitor scoring a par or
better on the designated holes will
be entitled to a letter. The winner
will be adjudged according to the
greatest number Of letters won. A
contestant is to place his gross for
each hole on his card as the golf
committee will figure out the net
when handicaps are applied.
The same rules apply for the
women. only that competition will
be at nine holes with tentative
handicaps prevailing. The letters
in the words hard hat" have been
designated Nos. /, 2, 4, S. s. Z, and 8.
The Washington times., 1929-05-18

The BannOckburn Club has
announced rules for the women
and mems Hard Hat" tOurna.
ment tomorrow at the Glen
Echo Club. Play for men will
be at 13 holes handicap, and
contestants must turn in com.
plete cards. The letters i'm the
words Hard Hat" will be as.
signed holes Nos. 2. 5, !, 8, 13,
l6 and II.
The Washington times., 1929-05-18

c ROVE At LAST WINS
STARTEROFF GR|FFS
By Bob Thayer

Lefty Grove Connie Macks southpaw pitching dependable
hasr redeemed himselfl
The Washington times., 1929-05-18

Stevinson's second shot ON this
hole rested I'm o trap, and he
blew the hole by chipping over
to the other side Of the green.
The Washington times., 1929-05-18

1.-THE prince played some ex-
cellent iron shots. which gave us
an advantage" the American
golfer said after the match. "He
also putted well. He shot a
good game and does a good co."
The Washington times., 1929-05-18

Groves fast stuff and general
effectiveness resulted In his first
verdict as o starting pitcher
against the Washington club
since he broke into the big
time In 1925.
The Washington times., 1929-05-18

With the gOlfing fever at it's
peak at BannOckburn, w. Fred
Byrne and Bill Pendergast, of
the golf committee, look for a
banner turnout for the Hard
Hat" at the Glen Echo rendeR-
vOus tomorrow. BannOclkburn
Is planning to do away with
the "tee up where you please"
system as the hilly course has
been changed to an ideal golf.
ing model.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11
10 Recover a Charm or Sell a Fam-The Want Ads Do the Jot
LEGAL ADVKRTIEEhiFwr

sued out Of the honorable eirtrlr -
court OF Ellis county ca fhn An
day uf March 1919 hv Mrm George
KY. Sweat. clerk nf said rnHaFH. Nnw
the sum elk unn THOUSAND twn hHHn-
dred eighty ard clEhty-aIEht
one-hundrcdths 0izsoBS1 dclan
and costs OF suit. under q hafErnezH
I'm favor nf T. H. Hnrhtn lm VA Ger
tain cause ln said court. Mn. InMHN
and styled: T. H. Hmrhin vM HMrIAh
III. Lewis and IT, III. Cole. placed lm
my hands for service. 4. vs.. ~
Brown. ms sheriff OF Canernn. enmin-
Nv. Texas. did un tine 18th hmw NmF
April, 1919. levy rn certain real mh-
tate. situated ln Cameron county.
Texas. described ~ fellows tn-wat.
East 10 acres OF the south - ncrSm
OF block 10. survey "a. CT thn BrAHlEn
& Coleman subdivision cf Emnnmrum
county. Texas. and levied mrum AM
the property uf Sarah A. Lewis cole
and IT, M. Cole and that CT TIE flFHR
Tuesday n June. 1873. the SANE ~ :
ing the Attn day of said meath. nt
the court house door uf Gmmnmrmm
county. in thn City Hf B~ruwnArAlin
Texas. between thn hours uf ln Ah
m and 4 p. m. by virtue or Nnha
levy and said order q sale. 7 w1l1
sell said above described real estate
at puhlin vcnnme. frr cab tn fhn
highest bidder. m6 tine property mf
said Sarah A- Lewis Cole ana E MA-
Cole.
And In compliance w.lh Aw. ! xislF
this notice INV publication I'm thh
English language. rnrm IN wnME tmr
three consecutive weeks iEHHnHMAmtm4
nv preceding said cay rs NalrrHn Thf
Brownsville Herald. a ufaEpapet
published IN Cameron ccnafv.
Witness mv hand. thAm Mth hmE
or April. 1879.
By jill. A. JAFGOu. hmpMfv.
wv. ". BROWN. Sheriff CmmnrrHl
county. Texas. 4-1~T-4-I1-Jt1e.
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I'll. H1 SEAGQ
SHERIFF'S SALE

The state Of Texas. county az
Cameron.
Notice il hereby given that bv
virtue Of a certain order ~ sale
issued out OF the honorable district
court OF Ellis county on the 26th day
OF February. 1929, by Mrs. George
g. Sweat. clerk OF said court. FOR
the sum or six hundred forty-nine
and twenty-seven one-hundreths
tS649-2O dollars and costs of suit.
under a Judgment in favor OF II.
H. Hardin. In a certain cause IN
said court. No. 1880. and STYLED.
u. r.. Hardin vs.. Minnie C.. Lewis.
placed in my hands for service. I.
w. F. Brown. as sheriff Of Cameron
county. Texas, did on the 26th day
OF April, 1929. levy on certain real
estate. situated I'm Cameron county.
Texas, described ms follows. to-wit.
The east 5 acres of the west 81
acres Of block No. II. Survey No.
%. Briggs g. Coleman subdivision.
Cameron county. Texas. and levied
upon as the property OF Minnie g..
Lewis, and that on the first Tues
day in June. 1929, the same being
tie 4th day of said month. at the
court house door OF Cameron coun-
ty. I'm the city OF Brownsville, Texas.
between the hours of 10 "a. III. and
a.. D. m. by virtue of said levy and
said order OF sale. I will sell said
above described real estate az public
vendue. for cash TO the highest bid
der. ms the property OF said Minnie
&. Lewis.
And in compliance with law. 7 give
this notice by publication. in tine
English language, once a week for
three consecutive weeks immediate
ly preceding said day OF sale. Tn
The Brownsville Herald. "A newspa-
per published in Cameron county.
Witness my hand, this Goth day OF
April, 1929.
BY L. A. JARGOU. deputy.
w. +. BROWN, sheriff. Cameron
county. Texas. 4-2T-4-ll-340a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11

TO the sheriff nr any constable rH
Cameron county. Greeting.
You are hereby commanded hf
cause TO he published orre tacli
week Tor a period q 20 days hefcgl
the return day hereof. IN "a nRwH-
paper az general circulation. which
has been continuously and regularly
published for a period u4 ngE lrMY
than one year IL sasd Carnercrl
county. a copy o. the fciiouing No.
tice:
THE STATE or TEXAS. Tn ntl
persons interested in tnm welfare uFt
Consuelo Keller and S P Keller.
minors. Josefa Keller wnE hv thel
county court OF Cameron county
Texas. on the 31th day Of April "A.
lid. 1929. duly appointed temporary
guardian nf thr person ard estate
or said minors. which m~rpaAntnannf
Will be made permanent unless tliH
same shall be successfully contested
at the next term CO said court. cnEn-
menrtnz on TIC first Monday tn
June IA. XIV. 1879. tha same hnAmE thm
third day uf June. A. IT'D. 1873. mr
the court house thereof. tn ErBwun-
vile, Texas. az which tine al per-
sens interested In the welfare CT
said minors may appear ard contest
such appointment lf they desire
Herein fail not. tut have you hn-
fore said court. on the sad flrBt
day Of the next term Thereof. thls
writ with your return thereon. hhnm-
ing how you have executed thm
same.
Given under NV hard ART Tire
seal ~ said corrt. and &C. uftAre ln
Brownsville. Texas. this tre ftret cay
Of May A. d. 1879.
III. IT'D. EEACO. clerk county court
Cameron county. Texas
By O F. Bremen. DEPUTY
CSeaD
S-3-fo-5fis
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MEET
CALLED FOR SUNDAY

SAN BENITO. May ii-Mem-
berS III the Valley Chirurrnrttf
association ARE I'D hold m monthly
meeting at the Strrewnil iarA1Bnn
hotel here nc $50 y. TIT. Satu6ay
J. Lewis Patterson. secretary q The
organization. has announced.
Notices nf tine meeting. ~tlArh tA
to bc VA luncheon. have been ramAlr4
from the office rf Patterson At
Mission.
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Brownsville Hot
Springs
and Turkish Baths

The greatest surprise In the nistory OF
your city. VIII be open Saturday
morning. we work on rheumatism end
neurttis. Guarantee cure. We work on
you for any complaints with which you
are bothered. Please come and give US
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work h same treatment you can set
anywhere else you can get here. or bet
ter All men trained. 414 Twelfth st.,
Brownsville Health Resort. Sleeping
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FANs RARE ANn Lnr rnn

FANS BABE AND lot roo
CHARLOTTE. N C May ll-%
Lefty wilder. a E~trnlnutiv= MnutM-
paw with the Charlotte tear nf thR
South Atlantic association. Ect hAra-
self talked about In Tire papers ~
flaming Ruth. Gehri~ ard fmrrrr
when Inv faced tine Yankees in Mr
exhibition game recently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11

WANTED-Home builder or developer
70 take full charge or join In develop
ment OF one OF n best located sub
divisions In the Valley. Small amount
OF capital required. Address Owner"
P-i97. Herald. Brownsville. Texas.
P-fs7
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LosEBANos

Brownsville's Supreme Residential
District carefully restricted. CON-
pletely improved. Home sites from
$4,000. easy terms. James-D lckin-
son Co. Realtors. corner Travellers
Hotel Bldg, Brownsville
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LEGAL ADVERTIsEMENT
THE STATE OF X

To the Sheriff or any Constable OF
Cameron county. greeting:
You are hereby commanded Co cite
all persons interested In the estate
OF e.. II. 6tanner. deceased. To an
pear at the next regular term or the
county court of Cameron County. to
be holden at the court house thereof
In Brownsville on the first Monday IN
June, 1920. the same being the third
day OF said month. TO contest. should
they desire to do 50, the application
OF John Gregg and Fred Rustebcrg
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 or the last viii and
Testament Of said c. i. Stanner. de-
ceased. filed with said application.
and for letters testamentary.
Herein fail not but have you be-
fore said court on the lst day or the
next term thereof this write with
your return thereon showing how
you have executed the same.
Witness II. u. 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 Of
May. 1929.
(SEAL)
III. - .SEAGO.
Clerk OF the Cameron Court
Of Cameron County. Texas.
Issued this the End dag Of May, 1929.
II. d. 6EAGO.
Clerk OF the County Court
OF Cameron County. Texas.
BY O. +. Bremen, Deputy.
5-4-11-34i7.
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BUY OR EXCHANGE

SEVERAL GOOD JOBS viii be filled
today by those who have carefully
watched n Help Wanted" column In
Classified Section.
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SHERIFF-S SALE

SHERIFFS SALE
The State Of Texas, county Of
Cameron:
Notice il hereby given that by
OF q certain order or sale s.
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OWNER OFFERS FOR sALE-1s-acre
far monty five miles from Brownsville
and just 400 yards off concrete high
way Has Groom house. and near
graded school. Can be bought nc at
t~ractive price and terms. BOX Ora.
Herald Ola
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OWNER MUST SELL at once beautiful
Los Ebanos' lot at sacrifice. Terms
can be arranged. Call Phone i3os-W.