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BAXTER, REBECCA. In loving memory Of
October I. 1924 'N N "''
As we loved you. so we miss you.
Loved rememSe eF o n for sW Ways
1finsinAA HER Ra4 pETo FED p tea5
FORSTER, ANNA MAY. In sad but loving
n: isT S6RgTEs vi Wig dspsPssd s assi sN lie
Gone, but never forgotten,
On. dear mother Of mine.
Whose sweet face we miss
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN
HONESTY. FRANK. In loving memory of
my dear husband, FRANK HONESTY. who
October 7, 1928 '''
At rest in peace,
HIS BEV S i2f wiz WIFE S'R M%R3 S'sd HON.
ESTY.
rlGRGAN, MARGARET A tribute Of love
R fs MoRAS 81 whS Sses sfe h MAR NE
two years ago today, october Z. 1928.
just line Of sweet remembrance.
JUST toRen 81 io1 leHa d sRS as
Ihf5 %6 hs6'' iS 2Rh5 for P KIN
oDEN, WILLIAM G. Ever in loving remem-
SFaef Sf our o dssr husband and father
years ago today. October I. 1874. ~""' -
Earth. with It's dark and dreadful ills.
R'f up ye f ssad had ss ssaHeny hills
HIS YID9 3YkrE: y y q2DE %AFRsAogNe' H II
ffAsTFoEt 3 goE S1Erg S S a S WSTs9E
AND r. H. CARROLL.
rTEASANT, HUNTER. In loving memory Of
our dear husband and father, HUNTER
aaFs asS TO-DAY sho oe ss3as'a ;Hi life six
MY eyes are still in tears,
To think this day. Six years ago.
~ ~ his DEvodTAEED WIFE.
The month Of october again is here.
The saddest month of all the year.
Because Six years ago today
THE CHILDREN.
CRIMSON. BESSIE E. In sad but loving
Iemembranee of our dear mother BESSIE
2. ROBINSON, who departed this life one
year ago today. October Z. 1929.
Gone, but not forgotten.
o mother. how we've missed you,
More than words can tell;
Our hearts are aching for YOU
The space cannot be filled
We've missed your loving smile, dear,
And the things you used to do.
But when our work is done, dear,
Were coming home to you.
HER LOVING. DAUGHTERS. MRS. LII
LEEAM1s k NIL JuA MIA R6 MbAAEEg8ERITE
TERRY, BENJAMIN Pen a n loying Tsmsmpranes
died three years ago, October 7, 1927
The veill The veil So thin, so strongi
Twixt me and thee;
That / may see?
Not dead, not sleeping, not even gone,
But present still,
And waiting for the coming hour
OF Gods sweet will. MOTHER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-07

Fifty escalators are to be placed in the
London subway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-07

Of the Society of Autonotive Engineers,
at $3.50 pm. today, in the Washington
Lieut.. Comdr. E.. w. Rounds, flight
test section. Anacostia Naval Air sta.
ton timer at the Chicago races, viii
explain the motion pictures Of the an
nIiaI Air classic and win tell Of personal
experiences in handling of the various
speed events. The Diesel engine will be
described by H. c. Edwards, chief en-
gineer of the Packard aeronautical en-
CINE section, who will use a cut-away
engine for explanatory purposes.
An elaborate entertainment program
has been arranged c. S. Bruce of the
Bureau of Standards, chairman Of the
local section, will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-07
Dratha.

SGpSsT&S O Mipbirso sssS S:v is :sn
and other relatives and friends: Rsmsips
aay. theEssnsy at his late residence.
froms g. V ndsa: de G Ssas oSufch 49,
Nf 1850 E N kuso On Y X My: q 2Mas
N Ss Of Of tbs s1.S Si.y and Of Mrs John PUP
SMITH. BENJAMIN r. Suddenly. on Nom
sS 1GtSeeT 4 iss9 his .oytS the
OF Jeannet,s r Smith. Funeral from
soMMERs, ISRAEL. On Monday. october
aRed sc years. Funeral from his late resi-
SseSer 'q fyififi & m NV" Rel MfsR''d aad
friends invited. Intermcnt Gleuwood
soMMERs, ISRAEL. A special eonnmunica-
q pyshies as salis Sas st Ps S nisasss
a aaSbs@'?3 sa II IS taPfEsl Of our late
infTnf S4f4So Ge afGTsss:'
soMMERs. ISRAEL. On Monday. October
M NE Funeral from his late residence.
8, at II am. Members Of the Crescent
I BENEVOLENT Association are requested to
RICHARD @. wHIrfNci. Rec. Sec
SToNEBURNER. CHARLES D. on Monday.
October 9, 1880, at GEORGETOWN Hospital
CHARLES p; SToNEBUPNER, beloved
ns q n Mr. Syde nSe Ct
10. from his home. SIS corcoran ST..
Arlington, Va, thence to ST. Charles
Church, Clarendon Va. for mass at
am. 1nterment Columbia Gardens Ceme-
terry, Friends and relatives invited. 8
THOMAS, PHILLIP, On Friday. October s.
1890, at st. Elizabeths Hospital. PHILLIP
THOMAS. Remains resting at the W. Err
nest Jarvis funeral church, 1899 You st.
tional Cemetery.
TIMERS, ROBERT. Departed this life
Hospital, ROBERT TIMERS. brother OF
Mrs j. E. johnson, Remains resting at
Barnes & Gray funeral home, 6l4 4ia ST.
s.w. Notice OF funeral later.
WHITNEY, GEORGE MILBURN. Suddenly,
October s, 1890. at Harrisburg, Pa,
GEORGE MILBURN WHITNEY, aged 81,
formerly OF washington; D. G., son Of the
whitney, interment wednesday. october
8, at Harrisburg, Pa.
WRIGHT, LELAND OSCAR. Suddenly, on
Monday, October 6. 1890. at Ernersency
band Of Edmonia F. Wright. Remains
resting at the chapel OF Clyde J. Nichols.
1909 eth st. NV, until pm. Tuesday,
october I. Interment at Louisa. Va.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in thef past "a
hours:
Edward L Clagett. "a, 51s and st. sc.
Daniel Woodland, 90, II MINI. ave. ne.
:. Joh" Ryan, 80, United States Soldiers
: Lucy MattInsly. "a. en- route Emergency
Hospital
Edward F. Locker, O., Garfield Hospital.
Abbie V. NJ Dickle, AZ. 1928 Randolph st.
Marie Kuhn, As, Emergency Hospital.
Lucy simms, Is. 1907 ord st.
Beatrice Bush, 80, Galinger Hospital.
irwin .Winslow. 4. "a st. ne.
Dorothy johnson, 2. Children's Hospital.
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RITES FOR C. J. To0LE
Former Employe of Shipping Board
Was Native of Wash
in rt0n

Funeral services for G. James Toole,
IS years old, former supervisor Of stores
for the United States Shipping Board,
who died yesterday at his residence,
102 c street southeast. after a long ILL
ness, were held this afternoon at the
residence. Interment was In Rock Creek
Cemetery.
Mr. Toole, a native of Washington,
was one of the first employees of the
Shipping Board. He had been super
visor Of stores for 10 years.
Mr.. Toole Is survived by a widow, Mrs
Grace T. Toole, and a son, C.. James
Toole, jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-07
AIRPLANE THEFT BUREAU
NEED OF BIG TOWN POLICE
Chicago Chiefs Suggestion After
His Aircraft Was Appropriated
by Flying Instructor.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NATION. H., October Police
Capt. Joseph Goldberg of Chicago con-
tends that the crying need Of big-town
police departments is an airplane theft
bureau.
Capt. Goldberg and Deputy Sheriff
Lester Sterling few to Nation Field
yesterday in search of the captains
plane. The plane, the captain said, was
stolen from an airport In Chicago last
Friday. He had warrant for Loren d.
Webb. Nation flying instructor, charg-
ing that Webb stole the plane.
Goldberg said he had permitted Webb
to take the plane with the understand
ing he was to fly it only short dis
lance from the airport in an effort to
sell it. Instead, he charged, Webb had
brought the plane on to Nation, and
was using it to carry passengers and
give flying Instructions. Webb was out
OF town, but the missing plane was
found in the airport hangar. Goldberg
hew back to Chicago without serving
the warrant.
Frances caily toll of injured on
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HOOVER ADDRESS ON AIR

NEW YORK, october Z R).-The
National Broadcasting Co. announced
yesterday that President Hoover will
speak over a radio network November
10 when he talks before the White
House Conference on Child Health and
Protection. The talk will be broadcast
from to $50 pm, Eastern standard
time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-07
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the Health Department in the past "a
hours
William @. and Margaret B. Myles. boy.
Raymond j. and Mary E. James, boy.
aa neis &. AND ana m Anne r Smith, hi gi GIs'
Robert n and Bernice Brashears. boy.
Roscoe B. and Gertrude Coleman, girl.
James H. and Edna v. Brown, girl
Alfred z. and Naomi NJ. Smith, girl
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CAST ANNOUNCED

Stella Micro to Take Part in First
Robin Hood Players Production.
The cast for the opening production
of the Robin Hood Players, THE Dutch
Detective" announced yesterday, in
cludes Stella Micro, prominent in local
theatrical circles for several years.
Others Of the cast are Regina La
VEGA, Lucy Leone, Frances Mancuso,
Antoinette Delnegro. Paul Messink,
James Ferraro, Joseph Marcellino, En-
NETT Robinson and Gino SINH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-07
NATIONAL PLANE RACES
REPRODUCED IN FILMS

Washington Section of Automotive
Engineers to Have Exhibit as
Dinner Feature This Evening.
Motion pictures of the recent National
Air Races at Chicago and an expIana-
ton Of the principles of the Packard
Diesel engine will be featured on the
program at the first dinner meeting
this season of the Washington section
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LOST.

BAG. BLACK yalrus, placed in wrong Pack
ward. Notify Harry Gordon, SIS Ebbitt
B1FocAL GLASSES, tortoise shell rim and
and II NV. Cleveland 3828-J.
BOOK OF POETRY-On Baltimore bus, DC
cali CALI Mr. Davidson So A Hotel DIpon t NoTtk
BREAST PIN, old-fashioned setting, gold
s SUM s.rnss Palace dasssfE q s oH
BROOCH, sunburst, gold, diamond center,
with pearls; downtown section; Wednesday,
LIST Reward Phone Decatur o82o-W. &c
Fiji sas No a0 1885, SfoTR
Clio 3rd st. NV. e
CAMEO pm Of lava; octo6eT, g. Monday, IN
1867 sist n ". Potomac 4S4ocJ Il Reward. SIS S.
COIN PURSE rown leather, containing 3
saDPh5Fe PMS. sars %e.ssls Sheridan
day lay Reward III Indon re s4as nS"NAy' 4
GLASSES. black tortoise she'll Monday
nisht between 10th and Pa. ave. and bridge
and 18th al and G to 10th sc. Apply Marvin
sfSs:: hGThHaa Phone RssE
GLASSES, Iady7s. in case, IN sanitary Gro
e ss l5th ana g Monday morning Reward
KITTEN, black, white chest and paws. white
tip on tall strayed from 44th d. Garfield,
SITS NV. Call Clev 1893.
LOCKET PIN. square, gold and platinum;
diamond In center; vicinity Willard Hotel.
Reward. Address Box l7l-V, Star once.
LoRGNETTE With chain, Of small gold mug
". II. Alien. s4os Lowell 81. nv.
PTN-spanish Auxiliary .oflcer's pin; be-
tween 55s [ NV and 9th and F ne Re-
ward. National 29d5.-
PoCKETBoOK,. lost oct. 8, 1880, Return
pocketbook and keep contents. r. P. Ed
wards, 1894 st. ne.
POLICE PUP, ears and tall cut; answers
to name Ie. Of P stio Tag No sS77' l2S st.
SCARF, lace; October 4, pm. in front Of
3424 Livingston st. NV. Return to $500
Broad Branch rd. Reward. -
SETTER, led, male; tag No. s2l5; from
1893 Georgia ave. Liberal reward. Adams
TAIL red fox, from fur piece. Reward.
916 E St NV. Metropolitan 1922.
TOP BOOT, Khaki, Beaver Dam Country
Club. October 8. Reward. Col. 4523. e
TORTOISE SHE'LL GLASSES, in brown
leather case, bearing name OF DR.. Sem
mohes, on Pennsylvania ave. between 2lst
and 9Th SITS. NV. Finder call West ll6o
WRIST WATCH, lady Elgin; lost between
18th and SITS. and 18TH and Penna. ave. n. W.
Friday, Oct. 8. Call Clarendon 1850 after
Z pm; liberal reward 8s
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Frances caily toll of injured on
streets and highways Is $50.
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20 SENT TO PRISON
Communist Youths in Munich Con-
victed of Aiding cred" Fighters.

MUNICH, Bavaria, October P).-
The Criminal Court here today sem
fenced % Communist youths to three
months Imprisonment for violation Of
the law for protection of the republic.
They had been active propaganda
agents for the forbidden Red Front
Fighters League"
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q am, Cree
GAME OFFICIALS AGREE
500 ELK MAY BE TAKEN

Open Hunting Season in Yellow
stone National Park Will Con-
tinue From Oct. Is to Dec. 20.
BY the Associated Press.
YELLOWSTONE PARK, October T.
A kill of 500 animals among the North
ern elk herd in Yellowstone Park was
the limit agreed on during a meeting at
Mammoth Hot Springs of representa-
tives of the State Game and Fish Com
mission, the National Park Service, the
United States Forest Service and the
Montana Sportsmen's Association.
The open season will continue from
October is to December 90.
The herd numbers about 10000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-14
PATTON GETS
OFFICE OFFER
State Comptroller's Job
Offered Senator
BY Moody 3

AUSTIN, March 14-Senator MAJ
Patton Of Crockett Tuesday was
offered appointment by Gov. Oar
Moody as state comptroller. He
said he win give Gov. Moody hi:
answer by next Monday.
- He will consult Mrs. Patton, ano
she will make the decision" Sen
Patton said. He is known to be
favorably disposed toward taking the
post and TO becoming a candidate
for election to the office this sum-
mel for a two-year term.
He would succeed Sam Houston
Terrell, who resigned during i'm
parchment proceedings. j. NJ. Ed
wards, former chief clerk. has been
acting comptroller until the new APP
pointment Is made. The appoint
ment was rendered Rep. John F.
Wallace Of league, who is known
also to be under consideration for
appointment to the board of con-
troll. The comptroller's pay is So
500 q year, and that of the control
board member $1,000 a year.
Sen. Patton is a native Texan,
46 years OF age and a lawyer. He
served as a member OF the house
in 1894, and has been a member
OF the 4lst senate. He is author
OF the bill that created as the only
highway designated by the legisla-
ture the Old San Antonio road,
Oldest wagon trail in Texas.
He has been a bitter-end oppon-
ent of Gov. Moody's prison reloca-
ton plan. but as a member Of the
minority in the senate whose ma
jority hase been uniformly favor
able, his vote has not been material.
He is now a member Of the confer
ence group trying TO work out a
prison location agreement, but Is
In the same minority position.
Sen. and Mrs. Patton have a
daughter in the University OF Tex
as.
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End Suburban Citrus Grove subd.
5000.
McAllen Development co. to
Henry D. Nichols. Lot 81, McAllen
End Suburban Citrus Grove Subd.
S64S1.2 d.
w. @. Rice to Roy 3. Harberg,
s. 10 &C. OF N. 20 &C. Lot 119, Por.
SO and 20 $4,000. 100.
John II. Shary to Dixon II. Lewis,
Jr. Z. 5 &C. Of S. 1888 &C. Lot 33-1,
West Addn. to Sharyland Sl625.0 90.
c. M. Ballard ct Tx to L. Kauf-
man S. Is &C. Farm Tract 400, West
Tract Subd. S1.00.
J. G. Engelman to st. L. 3. e. M.
r. r. Co. 100 r. W.. over Lots 3,
4, 5, Block 70, Mo. Texas sl.00.
j. c. Engelman TO st. L. B. & NJ.
Ry. Co. 100 r. w. over Lots z, 8,
10. Is a. Is. Block rs. Mo. Texas.
100 r. w. over Lot /, Block IS, Mo.
Texas. 100 r. w. over Lots 4, 5,
s. 10, IL & IS, Block "a. Nc. Texas
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COUNTY

First National Co. to j. Fl. zellers.
Block SO, +. z. Bishop Subd. in
Cameron County 100000.
B. G. Young, ct Tx TO Jean S.
aight. 0 Lot 8, Block 3, Cathay
Courts, S27.00.
Armada Vde de Villalno to Teresa
Galvan Vde de Flores, l.59 &C. in
Village Of Faus being Lot 259, Por-
cion 80, $500.
Lula Mae Pollard, Ell vir to Fred
Perez, 1879 &C. off N. end Of Survey
No. / e. NJ. Card sl390.00.
Gulf Coast Securities Co. to J.
z. Young WIZ Of E1-2 Lot IL,
Curry NO. 3 S3750.O0.
j. z. Young TO Jennie 3. Young
WIZ Of E1-2 Lot IL, Curry No. 8
$1,000.
N. P. Barton to George Oscar
Adams, Lot G, Block l2l, Watson,
Addn. to Mercedes $4,000
Joe S. Utterback. Ext. to N. p.
Barton Lot s, Block 12l, WattSon's
Addn. 10 Mercedes $4,000.
La Villa Townsite Co. TO S. @.
Trout g. J.. II. Pealor, Lots / TO IA
q q and 70, Block IS. La Villa,
Lots / to IA and 20 to "a. Block
SO; Lots ! to IA and 81 to "a. Block
81. Lots IL, Is IA. Block 38. La
Villa; Lots ! to 10, Block 80; La
Villa Lots / to 10. Block 40; Lots
IL TO 20 Block Al: Lots / to 20,
Block AZ; Lots l to 10, Block SIS,
Lots / to 9 and 10 to 20, Block IS;
Lots II TO 20. Block 81: Lots / to
10 Block So: La Villa Townsite.
s. B. Thompson, ct ux TO N. p.
Barton. S. 1895 &C. Lot 4, Block 81,
Capisallo 100000.
Henry Soth ct Tx to John Claude
lbs &C. Lot 29-5. West Adm. TO
Sharyland and Ais acres out Lot
30-5 and 1875, West Addn. to
Sharyland; and S. 4.79 &C. Lot 40
and N. 5 &C. Lot 40 and N. 5 &C.
Lot 80, Bell Woods Co. Subd. &C..
Henry S. Evans. ct Tx to S. 3.
Thompson. S. 1895 &C. Lot 4, Block
81, Capisallo Dist. s12,000.00.
D. j. Young 10 N. p. Barton, s.
1895 &C. Lot 4, Block 81, Capisallo
$500.
F. c. Platt to Derice johnson is
Int. in S. 5 &C. Lot IS, Bell Wood
Subd. S2250O0.
F. c. Plat to Derice johnson.
is Int. in N. 5 &C. Lot IS, Bell
Woods co. Subd. S2250.O0.
Claude c. Wirick TO Hazel M.
Wirick N. 6 &C. Lot 6S. McAllen
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100 =. w. over Lots 4. 5. Q, Bloch
"a. Mo Texas.

100 z. w. over Lots 4. 5. 8. Block
"a. MO. Texas.
Lee Towns ct Tx to G. Z. Poyth-
ress. Lot IS. Block 81, Pharr Town
site S2200.00.
Anna M. Crouch, ct vir to Mabel
Crouch. Lot 62, Block 2, Hammond
Subd $1,000.
Anna NJ. Crouch ct viz to Thorn
as Crouch, Lot 81. Block 2, Ham,
mond Subd. Si333.33.
Anna M. Crouch TO Coad N. An
derSon, Nl-2 Lot So, Block 2, Ham,
mond $1,000.
Cornelia Armstrong to Ss@s-
Teasdale. ct Tx. Lot 4S. Block 126,
Palm Heights Addn. TO Mercedes
$1,000 90.
George d Hemecourt TO j. II.
Zellers Ella OF S1-2 Lot Is, Sc.
240. Tex-Mex $2500.00.
Progreso Development Co. to j.
H.. Zellers. Lot l, Block 6, Progreso
Townsite 100000.
W. p. Hauser, ct Tx to Mary Z.
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Shoemaker. Lot 3. Block 40, Alamo
Townsite $1,000.
Oliver 3. Hauser to Mary Z. Shu-
maker. Lot ?, Block 40. Alamo Town.
site $1,000.
George thinner, ct al to Fred
Vollbrecht, ct ux Lot 6, thinner
Subd. $1,000.
Oscar Seibert, ct ux to r. w. Car
ter, 5. 10 &C. Lot 4, Block 104
Campacuas Addn. Subd. $4,000.
". Il Aaa1 GAsA T. ~ lAA4aaaJ
Loan & Investment Co. Lot /.
Block 4, Hampshire Homes Addn. to
McAllen.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

For Cameron County, Texas.
Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.
Valley Citrus Groves Co. to Emily
SaBecksted ct al; North 10 Ac. Blk.
Y q, and South 10 Ac. Blk. q. Briggs
& Coleman Sub. Sur. 40. $50, 10000.
Berry Properties. Inc. TO Valley
Citrus Groves Co. South 10 Ac. Blk.
.27 North 10 Ac. Blk. 20. Briggs &
Coleman Sub. Sur. 40. $1,000.
jeanette W. Paul to r. p. Mont
gomery Lot 6, Blk. 20, o. T. Rio
Hondo S600.00.
Harrington Orchards Co. TO Berry
Properties, Inc. West 10 Ac. Blk. 38.
Briggs & Coleman Sub, Survey 27l.
Plat 5-22 $1,000.
j. G. Fernandez. First Party j.
@. Fernandez. E. w. Scott, Trustees
OF Estate OF j. B. Scott, Decd. Sec
ond parties. An equal undiv. 10
int. IN Blks. z. 10. 10. %, Fresnos
Land and Irrig. Co.; Blks. II. 3,
4. 5. and North 45.8 Ac. Blk. s,
BIks. z. 8. and SO. 26.11 Ac. Blk.
10, Cole Tract, Plat APO: Blks. z.
8, 8, 10 II, II, Is, II. IS. Lieek
Lands Plat 2-35-A, and any and
all other lands in Cameron county,
II any, standing in name Of ]. B.
Scott. Trustee.
William d. Bell ct ux. to Henry
J. Steffins et ux. East 61i2 Ac.
out Of Blk. /, Orange Grove Park
Sub. made by F. S. Miller. $1,000.
Port Isabel Irrig. co. to Geo. M.
Husser et ux 2.16 Ac. Blk. 46, Unit
3. Bayview Citrus Groves Sub,
Share 81, z. S. Grant. Plat 0-42,
$3241.0 90.
The Al Parker Sec. co. to Ed
ward Arnheiter ct Tx. South IS Ac.
Of North IS Ac. Blk. /. Cantu Sub.
La Feria Grant. Plat 4-45 s~10.625.00.
The American Land Co. of Texas
to George 3. Van Black ct ux. Lot
II. Arroyo Vista Sub. 1872 Ac.
S5544!O0.
Jesse bennett to E. K. Goodrich
Lot 10. Blk. 4. Re-Sub. Of Blks. /
to IL, Summit Place. Adm, Browns
vile Plat $40 $1,000.
Jesse bennett to E. Knosel Lot Z. g.,
Q, Blk. II: Lots 3, 4. Blk. Z: Lots
!, ?. 3. Blk. 4; Lots Id. I'D. Sd. Blk
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4. Lot 9. Blk. 4. Summit Place Addn

4, Lot 8, Blk. 4, Summit Place Addn.
Brownsville Plat $40 $1,000.
II. G. Stillwell ct ux. to Thomas
SAKE ABS Ac. Brownsville Land and
Imp. Co. Sub, Of Lot 8, Blk. IA.
$1,000.
Henry II. Ford ct ux. to W. z.
Johnson 6 Ac. out Of S. w. cor. Of
Farm Blk. s, Sur. 80. F. z. Bisop
Sub. $1,000
r. r. Dunlap ct ux. to Cecil
Carruth. All Lots % and "a, Brown
Addn. Harrington $1,000.
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and vaporiIes. giving prompt relief from
cougha colds n catarrh- { Salve
In pleasantly scented. easy 20 use and
quick to act. Full directions on sar. All
druggists recommend and sell Mothers
Salve. Two sizes. csc and sec
Vaporize Mothers Salve" for Colds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-14

TIL ROAT

The "tickling throat
IS irritating enough,
but Is often the fore
runner OF serious chest
and head colds. Stop
the tickle and prevent
further infection by the
prompt use OF Mother .
Salve. II penetrates
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-14

HERE'S PIPE RECORD
LINCOLN. Eng Henry Marsh
won the annual smoking contest
here by keeping his pipe lighted /
hour and 81 minutes on a single
match.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-14
Cameron Courts
SUITS FILED IN THE DISTRICT
COURTS
Cameron County, :

No. 9262-Manuel Castillo v
Manuel NJ. Castillo, Divorce.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-12-25
sAUK CENTRE HERALD, Sank Centre, MINI.

premises described in said mort
gage for the years 1926 and 1927
and the said Morse repaid to the said
Woodbury. $44.73 of such tax on
May 28th, 1880 that the amount
to be due on said mortgage at this
date, including the unpaid part of
claimed said taxes and interest, is
$1362.49; that the premises described
in and covered by said mortgage are
Lot number Eight go in Block
number One ~, Robin and Men
denhall Addition to the Town (now
City, of Sank Centre. Minnesota,
file and of record in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Stearns
County, Minnesota; that by virtue
of the power of sale contained in
said mortgage and pursuant to the
statute in such case made and pro-
vided, said mortgage will be fore
closed by the sale of said premises
at public vendue to the highest
bidder for cash by the Sheriff Of
Stearns County, Minnesota, at the
front door of the Post Office in the
City of Sank Centre in said County
on Friday, January 9Th, 1880, at 2
o'clock P. M. to satisfy the amount
then due on said mortgage includ-
ing said taxes together with the
costs and disbursements of such
sale.
Dated November 26, 1880.
Foster S. Woodbury.,
Assignee of Mortgage.
Attorney for Assignee of Mortgage
Sank Centre, Minnesota
Published Nov. 81, Dec. 4-11-18-25
1880. Jan 1881.