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Evening star., 1929-06-30
Tired but Unbeaten, Army Net
Vet Defaults Endurance Test

worked his way to match point three
times, only to find Baker on his toes
with an unbeatable return bringing 1t
each time back to deuce, and finally
annexing the game on the colonels
delivery.
Lieut.. Baker had won a preliminary
'ound match from Lieut. E. S. Matthews,
Go, 81 earlier in the day.
Finley Beats Hills.
In another three-set match Maj
Finley nosed out Maj. Huntington
Hills, the lone Washington survivor of
preliminary play. Maj. Finley took the
opening set at Ga, and after Hills had
him in a So hole, climbed out to even
then it was nip-and-tuck battle until
Hills finally drove home the. winning
point at 10-8. In the third set. Finley
piled up So lead at which point his
opponent did some climbing out of the
cellar" coming within narrow margin
of tieing the count before Finley sue
ceeded in closing in for a Ga victory.
Maj. Van Vliet reached the semi
finals with the loss of but one game,
in his quarter-final encounter with
John Pitman whom he bested Go. 6-1.
Lieut. Strahan had little trouble in tax
ing the measure of Lieut.. S. K. Robin
son, one of the Corners" in the tourney
who could not combat his opponents
deceptive cllop-drive coupled with SUI
perior court experience. The score was
Go, 6-2.
Doubles Matches Today.
Two doubles matches are scheduled
for this morning at 10 o'clock. In one
of them, Lieuts. Strahan and Baker will
fact Lieuts. Robinson and Sherburne
while in the other Col. Johnson and
Lieut. Hedekin will meet Maj. w. E.
Sheed and Mai. r. e. Walsh.
Finals of the singles are carded for
o'clock.
Doubles semi-finals will be played
Tuesday weather permitting, and the
final doubles match, on Wednesday
afternoon
Evening star., 1929-06-30
MAN TRAINS TURKEYS
TO DRAW GAME TO HIM

RADIUM SPRINGS. Ca. June 90
OPT takes turkey to catch a turkey,
says j. Wilbur Workman Of Albany, Ga,
owner Of locally celebrated pair Of
hunting fowls.
Workman trained hen and gobbler
to their hidden owner. Turing sympa-
brethren. from chickhood onward.
Teaching them absolute dependence
upon himself for food and water, he
spent hours hiding from them. and then
calling to them with the plaintive call
of the wild turkey.
They soon learned the wild turkey
call and abandoned In the locality of
wild turkeys, they invariably will call
to tehir hidden owner, Turing sympa-
thetic swamp turkeys within range Of
his gun. Workman recently refused
offers Of 500 apiece for his hunting
turkeys"
Evening star., 1929-06-30
HARVARD FOUR WINS
COLLEGE POLO TITLE
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-Harvard
University today defeated Yale, 6 to 3,
for the 1929 intercollegiate polo cham
pionship. The match was played on
the Philadelphia Country Club oval.
e. T. Gerry, No: 2, Harvard, was the
star Of the game, accounting for five Of
his teams six goals. j. p. Cotton made
the other tally. j. G. Rathborne scored
two of Yales goals and Hardie Scott
the other.
1t was Harvard's second champion
ship since the series started in 1928.
The crimson won the crown in 1925.
Yale was the victor in the first series
In 1928 and then captured the title
In 1926, 1927 and last year.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
DEFEATED BY BELL
|NA5-SET MATCH
Georgetown RaCketer Gives
Way After Having Title
Almost in Grasp.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
7 7 AVERFOrD. Pa, June 29-
Berkeley Fell of Austin, Tex
today &C. the University of
i i Texas another intercollegiate
lawn tennis chamionship of
the United States when he defeated
Gregory Mangin of Georgetown Uni
versity in a five-set match; after one
of the greatest uphill struggles the col
lege tournament has seen at the Mer-
ion Cricket Club.
Two years ago Wilmer Allison, now
in Europe with the Davis Cup team,
won the college singles for the Lone
Star State.
Bell wears the crown which for the
past year was worn by julius Seligson
of Lehigh University, who was COM
final match yesterday, when he failed
to appear. believing, because OF the
rain, competition had been called OF.
Changing his style of play after
dropping the first two sets to Mangin,
60, 6-3, Bell returned in the third
set to conduct himself on the court like
a different player. In the first two sets
he tried to rely on a slice or an under
hand chop stroke to take the offensive.
but that was not sharp enough
weapon for the cool. accurate George
town star. In the third set Bell re-
sorted to a hard, fiat drive, which
scored placement after placement for
him.
Mangin felt himself slipping and in
turn did not play with his character
istic smoothness. While the first two
sets was a back court battle, the third
set saw both players going to the net,
with Bell the better of the two.
In the fourth set, Bells Scorching
Foff hftt1 fo
stream began to run harder against
Mangin.
Mangin was carried backward by
Bells brilliance in the fifth frame. He
was able to make but weak resist
ance to the shots the Texan was shoot
ing over. Mangin did rally to win two
games, but these rallies were short
lived and the Southern youth swept
through the eighth game TO take the
set and the match.
Mangin Wins in Doubles.
Although beaten in the singles final
Gregory Mangin, Georgetown favorite,
became a finalist In the doubles along
with his teammate, Emmett Pare, when
the Hilltop pair defeated John Doeg and
Lawrence Hall of Stanford in hard
fought match, 6-3, 46, 2-6, 6-3,
60.
The Western team had two sets to
one and it appeared to be on its way
to victory when the intermiSsion be-
tween the third and fourth sets was
called. Mangin and Pare returned to
win the final two sets, easily beating
the Stanford pair in the final set,
In the other doubles semi-final Cor
chakoff and Kussman, Occidental, de-
feated Bell and Barnes, Texas. 4-6,
@6. 1l-9, IS, Ga
The final set of the doubles will be
played tomorrow.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
AOORE55
BALL As
SHOWN

suggestion. Address the ball like
this" he said, placing the face of the
driver about 8 inches back of the
ball and a bit inside the line of
flight, land you'll find that you'll
get your club in back of the bali as
you come down."
It's a bully idea. You see, in ad-
dressing it in this way you force your
self to hit through the ball from
the inside from low point half
foot back of it. The result is that
you tend more to throw the club
head through the ball, as one should
to drive well.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
College Final Golf Clubs Here Card July Epe
DENTIST MAKES DEVICE
TO CLEAN GOLF BALLS

WICHITA, Kans., June 90 tP).-Dr.
j. r. Conklin, Wichita dentist has pat
ented a. device to wash and dry golf
balls.
"a clean, bright ball for every
stroke" is the claim he makes for an
oblong box he has invented. BY turn
ing a small crank the ball is forced
between a series of revolving brushes
immersed in water. Then set of dry
brushes finishes the process.
Dr. Conklin believes the demand for
clean golf balls should make the idea
popular among golfers who can't afford
new pellets every time they soil one.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
Good Cure for
Topping Drive
nv SOL METZGER.

BY SOL METZGER.
In a round the other day most OF
my tee shots on the first nine were
topped. I thought it was due to
looking up too soon. But after l
had tried few practice shots and
had overcome that natural tendency
to see the ball fly before one actual
" hits it. I still continued to top.
The local champion then offered a
Evening star., 1929-06-30
MRS. FERDEMAN WINNER.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 20 (Pl.-Mrs
Leo Ferdeman of Glen Oaks Golf
Club, Long Island, captured the ninth
annual women's invitation tournament
at the Country Club of Buffalo by de-
feating Edith Quier Of Reading, Pa, s
up and ! to play
Evening star., 1929-06-30

II. l., "A. REEVES, VIGIL kilOWL
Indian Spring southpaw golfer
did not think much Of DR.. E. Il
~ Tilley's tee shot. Both being
professional men--in allied lines
of work-they could josh each other
with impunity and without hard feeling
So Reeves saw Tilley approaching to
play a match in the Congressional
tourney last week, and thinking to joke
Tilley into sharp reply, said: doc,
I don't think you're such hitter. Bet
you can't knock your first tee shot 200
yards"
"You don't think much Of your money,
do you, Reeves?" Tilley replied. "I'll
show you how far can knock 'em.
Monro Hunter has nothing on me. I'm
the original long-driving kid. Watch
me-" And he took a practice swing.
(They all look good in practice.) And
Tilley swung hard enough to sock a golf
ball to the first green, 500-odd yards
away.
Finally his name was called, and all
the bystanders around the tee stood in
hushed silence as he took his stance.
Even the birds in the trees twittered
only in muted tones as Tilley's mighty
driver swung back. Now the proper
ending to this yarn would have been for
Evening star., 1929-06-30
MANY LINKS NEAR CHICAGO

There are 265 golf courses within a
radius of so miles of the center of the
city of Chicago, Ill. Some so of these
are daily fee and public park courses.
The district takes In rs links In Wis
consin and others in Indiana
Evening star., 1929-06-30

Auto Bodies, Radiators, Tenders
Repaired; also New Radiators
Harrison Radiators and Cores in Stock
Wittstatts, 1909 14th North 7l77
Also sis 18th, VI Block Below Ave.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
FoXHALL WON IN 1882.

Another Ascot gold cup race has been
run. An American has not wen since
1882 when Foxhall, owned by James
r. Keene, came in first.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
This Is the Tale of a Tee Shot,
SouthpaU Golfer and Dollar

Tilley to sock that ball about 20 crash
ing yards. But did he? Not on your
tin-type. He really got behind one, and
when the ball stopped hopping it had
Evening star., 1929-06-30
12-FO0T FINAL PUTT
PUTS BOBBY EVEN

tcontInued Prom First Page.l
Evening star., 1929-06-30

A small group of Washington golf
professionals are to play tomorrow in
sweepstakes golf event over the course
of the Catoctin Country Club near
Frederick, Md. The affair is one Of the
regular Journeys listed by the Middle
Atlantic Professional Golfers Associa-
ton.
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Cameron Courts

Suits Filed In the District Courts:
9093-Realty Trust 90. W. J. A.
Reynolds. Paving Lien.
e094-Realty Trust Co. W.. A. I.
Brooks ct al. Paving Laen.
0095-Realty Trust Co. VI. Mrs.
Luallee Burchard ct al. Paving Lien.
9096-Realty Trust co. vs.. MRS.
Luallee Burchard ct al, Paving Lien.
9097-Realty Trust co. VS.. CISCO
Morris &C al, Paving Lien.
9098-Realty Trust co. VIZ. Fran
cisco Alvarez, &C al, PAWN Lien.
9099-Realty Trust Co. vs.. Harlln-
gen Development Co. ct al Paving
Lien.
s100-Realty Trust Co. VS.. Har-
lingen Development co. ct al, Paw
ing Lien.
2sth District Court
Hon. "A. w. Cunningham, Judge.
In vacation.
10srd District Court
Hon. "A. M. Kent, Judge.
No orders.
County Court
Hon. Oscar Dancy, Judge.
Suits Filed: None.
County Court nc Law
Hon. John Kleiber, Judge.
No orders.
Marriage Licenses.
y. w. kaufman and Mrs. Corrine
Rentfro.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice Is hereby given that an
election be held In Cameron roun-
~ Water Improvement District
Number Fourteen, Cameron
County. Texas, &C the polling place
hereinafter named, on the 4th day
Of January, 1880, for the purpose
Of electing five directors Of said
district for the ensuing two years.
as provided by the Statues Of the
State Of Texas.
The polling pla> OF said election
shall be nc the office building on
the Box Tract, said office building
being situated on Block Sixty-une
t6l)s according TO the Bayside Gar
dens Subdivision, in Cameron Coun-
W Water Improvement District
Number Fourteen, and the follow
ing named persons a-e designated
as judges and clerks Of election 10
conduct said election, at said poll
ing place:
Mrs. Grace Patee. Presiding Judge
Mrs. Gertrude Slower. Assistant
Judge, Isabelle Pattee, Clerk. Jack
Morgan. Clerk
The manner or holding and con-
Quoting said election shall be gov
erned by the general election laws
OF the State Of Texas, except as
otherwise provided in Chapter 2,
Title l28. Revised Civil Statutes Of
Texas, Revision OF 1925.
Given undIr my hand and the
seal or said District, this the 18th
day or December, 1920.
SEAL
LEETE J.. SLOWER
President OF the Board or Directors
OF Cameron County Water Improve
msnt District Number Fourteen.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

For Cameron County, Texas.
Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.
Chas G. Bowie ct TX. to Guy Trent
Lot IL, blk. Z, Third Addn., San
Benito, $1,000.
Guy Trent ct ais. to ChaA G. Bow
ie ct Wx. Lot ., Blk. Q, Valencia Park,
San Benito, $1,000
II. Lee Kempner to Cam. co. wv.
Imp. Dist. IL All and singular the
irrig. and drain systems construct
ed with boundaries OF Cameron co.
w. Imp. Dist. No. II and OF Kemp
ner's Citrus Grove Sub. s104,499.ll
The Al Parker Sec. Co. to c. s.
Thomson South 20 Ac. Blk. IS, Or
ange Grove Park SUBJ La FerIa
Grant. $1,000
g. .. Thomson TO M. M. Dye ct
Tx. Sch 20 Ac, Blk. rs, Orange
Grove Park 5ug. La Feria Grant
$11.0O0.O0
The Barreda Corporation To The
al Parker Sec. co. 2977.88 Ac. OF
Shares 9 and IS, Espiritu Santo
Grant. $1,000
T. r. Sibson to Irving D. Cannon
Lot 5, Blk. 80. Townsite Santa Rosa
$4,000
4. r. 5ibscn to Santa Rosa Ice
Co. Lots 10 TO ~ inc. Blk. 3, II. RI.
5ibson Adm Santa Rosa. $1,000
HIDALGO COUNTY
". w. Lemburg. ct al To Roy a.
Alvin Hoover. 200 &C. out OF Santa
Anita Grant. $7,500.O0
A. de Lanney to A. J. Robinson.
WA lot 9, SEE. 239, Tex-Mex. $1,000.
Leo J. Cummings, ct ux to H. Am
berg. lots % and %, blk. 156, Hall
Fifield Subd. $1.00
Milmore Development co. TO Paul
d Miller. Ma or Sh lot III, sec. IL,
Hidalgo Canal co. SI,B00O0
ID. II. Spencer, ct ux To Oscar q.
Beck. lac. being 210' by 210' OF sec,
K, Pharr outlets, $4,000
Clemente Cares to Juan @. de
Macdonald, Lot 8, blk. &C" Ebony
Park Addn to Mercedes, $4,000
John q. ". Nelson to Prpha Ar
mold Schvab, ct al Lot 1, blk. s,
241A- @@a p ~ " 4A 0DAl1la &@pU
". a. Ramsower TO -. ID. Wright
10 8" w. OF Sec. lot 40, blk. 4
Hammond Subd. $1,000
Mesteans Water Co. to j. G. En-
geiman. Jr. 20 &C. s. OF MO &C. lot
8, sec. IS, Mo-Texas. $4,000
Winfield II. Smith TO Genita Ma
bel Smith, S. sos &C. blk. II3, La
Blanca Subd. $1,000
@. z. Burg et al 20 w. r. Rag
adale, Lot 3. blk. Is, valhalla &C.
metery, $1,000
n. 3. Plat To q. r.. Anderson, Lot
SO, San Juan Gardens Subdivision,
$29, 10000
w. a. Harding to Henry Hogberg,
Lot Is. Blk. ~, Mo-Tex. $4,000
L. NJ. Goodwin TO j. H. Belew
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-28

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR
OF CUSTOMS. Port Of Brownsville.
Texas. Dec. 20, 1929. Notice Is here
by given that on December 10.
1898, there was seized near Los
Indios. Texas, from Lincoln Thorn
as, for violation or Sect. 500 Tariff
Act 1922 and Sect. 3062 R. a., one
Packard Touring Automobile, motor
No. 44540-B, Serial Nc. 43072. Any
one claiming TIC above described
automobile will file claim with me
within twenty GOD days from the
date Of this notice; otherwise I will
sell the automobile at public auction
&C the U. s. Customhouse, Browns
vile. Texas, on Friday, January
10, 1890. nc -1 o'c.-ck "a. m.-Wm.
Neale. Deputy Collector.
l2-21-28-4-3t 1854
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Lot 70. Blk. 4. Goodwin Tract Subd.
No. lSl0,O00.O0

Lot 20. Blk. 4. Goodwin Tract Subd.
No. 1$1o.000.0O
Josephine and 3. w. Turnbow 70
ID. l.. HARRISON, IT. So Lots I and
2, Blk. l65, Edinburg. $1,000
Carl Christensen e. ux to Louis
5chriner, Lots l6 and M. Blk 33.
Citrus Park Addn TO Donna $1,000
Carl Christensen 70 Louis Sch
riner Eh OF M Lot I, Blk. Is, La
Blanca Subd. "B" $1,000
Progreso Development Co. TO Sher-
man Gillespie, ct ux Lot 8, Blk /,
Progreso TownSite, $4,000
Rebecca M. VIM, ct viz TO p. w.
Perkins NJ 1929 &C. Blk. 229, Hall
Fifield 6ubd. $1,000
Ernest r.. King et ux 10 wv. Pp
King, Lot 9, Blk 43. Capisallo $1,000
wv. II. King, ct ux TO R. Amberg,
Lot .. Blk. 43. Capisallo s1.00
G. w. Newton, ct ux to Fred 4.
and Media Whorton. w. 30 &C. Lot
201, Por. 60 and 20. $1,000
John E. Cameron. ct ux to Edin-
burg Sec. co. Ell Of Ei5 Lot 2, sec.
236, Tex-Mex. $4,000
The Nick Doffing co. To II. IT,
Hopkins. Nv. . &C. Lot .. Nick Dof-
fling Eubd, NO. q $1,000
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INVESTIGATE
SUMMIT PLACE
THEN INVEST

THEM INVEST
IN Brornsviile's new business
and residential subdivision.
located on 18th and 18TH
streets. one mile from Gateway
Brioge. on tho main thorough
fare leading to the proposed
ship channel. municipal air
port rich farming district OF
Il Jardin. and Boca Chica
Beach. Easy terms Ten per
cent down. balance 5 years to
pay. Jesse bennett. ~phone927.
Brownsville. Texas.
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MOTTO 10 srocKHoLnERs

Ine annual meeting Of the stock
1oaoers OF the Rio 0rande Wales Tr,lst
y q brownsville. Texas, will be held
- banking house on Tuesday,
@Aahfy "a. 1880. at 1000 o'clock a.
kt. W the election on directors and
- transaction or such other busi-
g. may properly come before the
SIlng. ID. r. Callahan. vice-presi-
1Hat.-l-l3. xf07
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Students, Laborers
Get Cheaper Rides

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 2B.-Gtu-
dents at the University cf Metxrc
have the privilege on riding for half
fare Din trains on the National Rail-
ways or Mexico if they desire I'D
60 70 their homes for "a vacation. I'm
order to avoid frauds the students
must present permits issued by uni
versity officials or by the Ministry
of Education.
Unemployed laborerB may ride
without charge to any destination
In the republic I'm quest az work.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

ne annual meeting OF the stock
toldcfs OF the Texas Bank a. Trust
90 u Brownsville. Texas. will be held
Pt it1 banking house on Tuesday. jan
parry IL. 1880. at $50 O'Clock p. m. for
ne election Of directors and the trans
nc1on Of such other business rs may
properly come before the meeting. Joe
Celaya. Jr. cashief.=i-l3. xll0
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NOTICE TO sTocKHoLDERs

2 me annual meeting OF the stock
raoers Of the State National Bank. OF
'nlotnsvtlle, Texas. will be held at its
Inenking house OF Tuesday. January
~ le50. at $3.50 o'clock p. m. for the
eecucn OF directors and the transac-
nn Of such other business as may
Hoperir come before the meeting. A.
= Fernandez. cashier.-1-i3. KOS
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N 20
a%oc annual meeting Of the stock
Se@eers OF h First National Bank IN
exnsVille. Texas. will be held at It's
e~nklng house on Tuesday, January
~ tssO, at $50 o'clock p. m. for the
Ntlon OF directors and the transact
- o. such other business as may
s0periy come before the meeting. q.
wagner. vice-president and cashier.
-a-lS. KOS
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN. is2e.-ModeI A.
looks like new car. Good tires. 1890
paid. $4,000.
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BUSINESS NOTICES


4 2 annual meeting Of the aAoek-
OF the Merchantn National
49, OK Brownsville, Texas, viii be
- ~ its banking house on Tues
~ January IL. 1880. nc 3 O'Clock ID.
~ 80 the election OF directors and
Iansacticn OF such other business
LAY properly come before the meet
49,. J.. Tucker. vice-president and
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10 ACRES on Military paving. ? miles
west OF Brownsville: 20 acres IN paw
ing near Lantanna: q acres right ut
Rio Hondo. Ia in citrus. Priced
right. terms. III. III. Parks. San Benito.
Texas. x16l
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President OF the Board or Directors
OF Cameron County Water Improve
msnt District Number Fourteen.
12-2l-23-4-l1 1888.
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@tTl5E
A wtk 1H OK fiat ACgNR


On Cars over $1,000.
CHEVROLET ROADSTER. I925-Ccm-
pletely reconditioned mechanically.
New Duco finish. Good tires. New
top. An O. *. car 1880 license paid.
s575.00.
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TREES. PLANTS AND SEED

TREFS-Grapefruit. Marsh Seeoiess.
Foster pink. Duncan. also orange trees,
four varieties. Special prices on some
IN move from grove Nursery 2 miles
CRIT ~ san Benito on Highway NO w
II. RI. Parks. San Benito, Tex Aloi
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MECHANIC with " tools. wants 100.
In garage 10 years. Practice all makes
Of cars. Address xl92 care Herald.
MOO
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POSTTION-By settled, unencumbered
as housekeeper or companion for
eldered couple. Phone So. 500 South
San Benito, Texas. xigi
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HELP WANTED

WANTED: Good houseKeeper ne once:
someone able to take entire charge OF
MI cme- Good wages. Mrs. A. Y. Ander-
TEon. III Jardin District. WIS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-28

Casa Grande Club Opens Tonight
Matam0rOs, Mexico. Adv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-28

Casa Grande Club Opens Tonight.
MatamOr0s, Mexico. Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-28
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For information leading to the arrest
and conviction on any party found
guilty or damaging city property. R.
.. Rentfro. Mayor, City W. Brownsville
1877 to . ine-7a76
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-28
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IS acres best soil. near paved
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-28

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-28

Casa Grande Club Opens Tonight,
Matam0ros, Mexico. Adv.