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BURNT MATCH THIEF
APPEARS IN LELAND
~ a star correspond.nt Of Tn. star.

~ q Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
BETHESDA, Nd, February ga
quantity of jewelry was stolen from
the home Of Dr. Arthur w. Shea, 45ls
Walsh street, Leland, last night by o
burglar who scattered burnt matches
behind him.
Police are unable to decide whether
the marauder was the "burnt-match
burglar" who has teTorized Silver
Spring and Takoma Park for more
than a year. Several weeks ago q col
ored man. suspected of being the
burglar, was arrested In Takoma Park,
but police were unable to connect him
with any Of the thefts attributed TO
the lone robber. Instead, a charge Of
vagrancy was lodged against him and
he was sentenced TO year in Jail.
The burglary last night occurred dur
ing the absence Of DR.. Shea and his
family. When they returned, they re-
ported to the Bethesda substation that
the house had been entered.
An investigation by Montgomery
County Policeman Theodore Vollton
disclosed that platinum bar pin set
with diamond and valued at 500 was
among the missing articles Other
things stolen included an ivory jewel
case, containing two signet rings and
wedding ring; a cigarette case, three
small purses and about 81 In change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
FOREIGN WAR VETERANS
GROUP ENDS MEETING

The thirty-eighth annual meeting Of
the Death Benefit Association of the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, which has
been in session here since Saturday
evening, came to q close yesterday.
Part of the final session was devoted
to services in honor Of George WASH
ington. Samuel S. Horn, mayor Of
Easton, Pa, the principal speaker, also
paid tribute to Abraham Lincoln.
70 The patriotic services were followed
by business meeting, at which Mr..
Horn and William L. Haesher of Phila-
delphia we're reelected to thu director
ate. George Whalen. New York, was
elected to I'LL the unexpirsd term of
Charles w. Heimsoth, who died recently.
The District of Columbia and Mary
land were represented by James w.
Lyons, F. A. D:Groot, Solomon A.
Smith and Judson Knappen Of Wash
ington, and Harry L. Streib Of Bal
timore
Walter c. Mabie president, presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
NE|GHDORHOODROW'
ENDS IN STADD|NG
One Man in Hospital, Another
in Jail in Fight Over
Boys.
By q stan Correspondent Of The star.

By stan Correspondent OF The Star.
BRANCHVTLLE. Md, February "a
An argument precipated by an effort
to keep the children of one family from
aSsociating with those of the nearest
neighbor resulted In the serious stab
bing Of Claude L. Hughes. As, father
OF f1ve, by Paul z. Dement,, brick
layer, Of Wescott avenue yesterday
afternoon.
Hughes is in Providence Hospital
with penknife wound near his heart
His condition this morning Is reported
as critical. Dement, is being held In
the Marlboro Jail pending the outcome
OF Hughes injuries.
According to Richard Hughes. son of
the injured man, long standing
neighborhood feud between his father
ana Dement, climaxed yesterday when
the latter objected to his grandson.
Donald Dement,, years old, PLAYING
with Kenneth Hughes, 8, another son of
Mr.. Hughes
several blows were struck, police said
before Dement, drew his penknife and
stabbed Hughes. The injured man was
rushed to the hospital by Paul z. De-
ment, Jr, son Of the man who did the
stabbing. On arrival at Providence.
Hughes was given a blood TRANSMISSION
Miss Frances Young, 20, 500 block of z
SOAS~S AOA eAtS aSt, oAopctESaTy clerk at the
hospital. who gave her blood for the
TRANSMISSION, was waiting to give blood
for q TRANSMISSION to Jackie Bennett,
6-year-old victim of q shooting in Wash
fngton, when Hughes was brought in.
While police Of Prince Georges Coun-
ty and the District of Columbia were
looking for him, Dement, walked into
the ONCE of Justice of Peace Herbert ]
Moffat and surrendered, claiming he
acted in self-defense.
Donald Dement'S parents were in New
York ON a one-day excursion when the
stabbing occurred.
Hughes Is foreman in charge Of the
installation Of heating and plumbing In
the new Potomac Electric Power Build
ing ut Tepth and e streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
.JUNTA HEAD MOVES
FOR TRUCE IN PERU
Quits Race for Constitutional
Presidency and Calls Off
General Election.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LIMA, Peru, February 24-Lieut.
Col. Luis M. Sanchez Cerro, provisional
President, today rendered an olive
branch to the insurgents who have
occupied Arequipa, second city of the
republic.
In a manifesto to the army he re-
nounced his candidacy for the consti-
tutional presidency Of the country, and
then Issued a decree canceling the
scheduled general elections and pro-
viding for election of members of a
projected constituent Assembly.
In the manifesto he asked the SOL
diers not to be deceived by those who
made commerce of politics" He prom
ised that the principles outlined last
Summer, when a revolution placed him
in power, would be carried out.
Strict Censorship in Force.
The duties of the Assembly, which
will meet May 2, will be to organize
the executive power Professionally; to
make a new constitution; to pass laws
for general and municipal elections. and
to set a date for presidential elections.
When these tasks are concluded it VIII
act as Congress until the new constl-
tuition can be put in force.
Meanwhile the provisional govern
ment is continuing enlistment OF re-
serves for service in restoring order in
Southern Peru. Strict censorship is In
force Oficial announcements claim
that only Arequipa has been affected
by the military movement and that the
aptitude of civilians has forced the
rebel armies to camp outside the
bounds of the city.
Cruiser Sent to MollendO.
The Peruvian cruiser Bolognesi has
sailed for Mollendo to enforce the clos
ing of that city, which Is the port
for Arequipa.
The vessel left last night under or
ders from the ministry of the navy.
The newspaper la Prensa announced
today that more than 400 former serv-
ice men Of 1900 called to arms by
Provisional President Sanchez Cerro
have reported for army duty in Lima.
The reserves we're called out because
Of the revolt in Southern Peru.
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SAY REBELS CONTROL SOUTH.
Travellers From Peru Call Uprising
Purely Military.

LA PAZ. Bolivia, February "a P).-
Travellers from Peru, arriving here dur
ing the night after long delay, said
that all of Southern Peru is in the
hands of the revolutionary forces.
They described the uprising as purely
military, intended to overthrow the
military junta headed by Lieut.. Col
Luis M Sanchez Cerro, provisional
President, and said that they had
noticed no popular demonstrations.
Puno has been in the hands of the
rebels since Saturday, when Col Mon
doza, with the aid of the 18th Regiment
overthrow the authorities and impris-
oned them. Arequipa and Juliaca also
are in the hands of the rebels, the trav-
elers said When their train from Are
quipa arrived at Puno Sunday night it
was held up by the revolutionaries.
The travellers said the uprising ap-
parently was not a movement led by
the Leguia adherents, but was directed
by the anti-Sanchez Cerro elements, who
Saturday published a proclamation in
Arequipa announcing revolution
against the provisional regime because
of alleged failure to carry out its pro-
gram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
MANS AFFIDAVIT FREES
WIFE IN CUTTING CASE
Statement of Injured Husband in
Hospital Holds Woman Was
Blameless in Accident.

An afidavit, signed by her husband
on a hospital cot. today completely
exonerated Mrs. Virginia A. Lewis, 2S-
year-old telephone operator. charged
with assault in connection with q stab
bing in her home, at 26o5 Thirty third
street. early Sunday. The husband.
william K Lewis, 81 years old, in his
sworn statement. declared that the
whole incident was accidental and re-
quested that prosecution be dropped.
Judge John p. Mcmahon. in United
States branch Of Police Court, subse-
quently dismissed the case.
According to the husbands state
ment, Mrs. Lewis was preparing some
food in the kitchen of their home early
Sunday morning when Mr.. Lewis, In a
Joking manner, grabbed her from be-
hind. Mrs Lewis, the husband states
turned suddenly, and large butcher
knife she was holding in her hand &C
cidentally cut him in the abdomen. The
woman had been arrested by Head
quarters Detective Howard z. Ogle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24

Lord Miner taking direct issue as to
the figures. He showed that the allies
really had 169 divisions and not $50.
OF the 1859 divisions on the Western
Front at this time, Lord Miner pointed
out, 10l were French, Italian, 4
American, IL Belgian and 81 British,
besides two British that were reduced
TO mere skeletons. These numbers had
been variously stated, according to
which side was speaking.
Tomorrow: "Pershing and Lord Mil
ner Agree on United States Troop Move
ment."
Copyright, 1891, in all countries, by
North American Newspaper Alliance World
rights reserved, including the Scandinavian
Reproduction in whole or in part prohibited.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
WILL SHOW JEWISH FILM

A three-reel motion picture, deplict-
ing Jewish life in Poland, and showing
the opening of the famous "LublineT
Yeshivah," at which more than 100,-
900 Jews and 800 rabbis assembled
will be shown tonight at o'clock at
the Jewish Community Center, Six
tenth and @ streets. Explanatory
notes in both Yiddish and English
accompany the film.
Two noted rabbis of Poland, Rabbi
Isaac Parzenchewski, vice president OF
The Lublin Yeshivah, and Rabbi Abra-
ham B Silverberg. dean of the Tai
mudic Academy of Warsaw, will be
present at the showing.
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whatever might be the report of the exc
pert there ought to be the strongest re-
solve by the British government to keep
up its divisions Disaster would be in
eVitsble, he said, If they were unable to
maintain the So British divisions, and
it would be impossible to continue the
war in the name of the allies against
an enemy whose electives increased
while ours diminished.
The whole discussion was very erratic,
as one Of the allies would take excep-
ton to nearly every statement made by
the other. Mr.. Lloyd George said here
that he couldn't understand why all
the losses fell to the allies and none to
the Germans. Then came lively tilt
between the British Snd the French,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
FEW UNEMPLOYED HERE
Report Stresses Number of Federal
Jobs as Factor.

Jobs as Factor.
The stability of Federal employment
is described as a potent factor in keep
ing down unemployment in Washington
in a report of the Womens Bureau OF
the Department of Labor, released to-
day.
The report. based on an analysis OF
unemployment census data, indicates
that the percentage of total population
without work in Washington is lower
than in many other cities. In April
1880. the percentage of unemployed in
Washington was Ia per cent; Balti-
more, 81 per cent; Philadelphia, 81
per cent; Buffalo. 35 per cent; Rich
mond. rs per cent, and Cleveland, 4.6
per cent.
Sir William Herschel Q738-1822), his
sister, Caroline Herschel G750-1848)
and his son, Sir John Herschel 1792-
187D, were three of the worlds great
est astronomers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24

Margaret Etzdorf, the German air
woman. recently few q small airplane
from Berlin to Cape JUDY of the West
African Gold Coast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
HAWKS GOES TO BOSTON
Trip in Two Hours and 20 Min
utes Believed Record.

utes Believed RECORD.
What is believed to be the fastest
flying time ever made between the Ma
tional Capital and Boston was recorded
yesterday in the long list of speed rec
ords established by Capt. Frank M.
Hawks in his fast Mystery S" single
scatter.
Two hours and twenty minutes after
taking of from the Anacostia Naval
Air Station Capt. Hawks landed at
Boston, his average speed over the
course flown averaging approximately
l89 miles per hour. He sent a tele-
gram noting his arrival time to the
local station yesterday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
IOWA SOCIETY TO MEET
Assistant Attorney General Ricr

Assistant Attorney General Rich
ardson to Be Guest Of Honor.
Assistant Attorney General Seth w
Richardson will be guest Of honor at a
reception and dance Of the Iowa State
Society, TO be held Thursday night at
$50 O'Clock In the Willard Hotel. Inter
state Commerce Commissioner Claude
r. Porter, president Of the society, viii
Dgeside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-24
Allies Still at Variance
On Movement of i. S.
Troops for Service on
Western Front.
PERSHING REFUSES
COUNCILS DEMANDS
Lloyd George Resorts to
Sarcasm in Replying to
Clemenceau on Forces
of British.
CHAPTER Xiv.

CHAPTER Xiv.
TIME sixth session of the supreme
war council was convened June
/, 1918. The important matter
l. of further shipment OF American
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Cameron County, Texas, did on the
Srd day OF June. "A. ID. 1891. mt ten
o'clock A. NJ. seize and levy upon
the following described property,
situated In the City of Harrington,
County or Cameron. State or Tex
as. to-wit:
Lot Twelve u2). IN Block One
Hundred Forty d40l. Of the Town
site of Harrington. Cameron Coun-
IN. Texas. as 50 designated and de-
scribsd by the Plat thereof and To-
record In the Plat or other record:
OF Cameron County. Texas.
And that on the First Tuesday In
July. "A. ID. 1881. being the Seventh
day Of said month. between the
hours OF ten o'clock A. NJ. and
four O'Clock r. NJ. on said day. al
the Court House Door OF Cameron
County. In the City OF Brownsville
Texas I will offer for sale and sci
nj public auction. for cash. the
above described property. and al
right. title and interest OF the said
Harrington Development Company
The National Loan and Investment
Company. j. r.. Roberts and T. >
Gibson. in and 10 said property
Dated az Brownsville. Texas, Thu
3rd day Of June. A. ID. 1881.
r. j. TUCKER.
Constable OF Precinct No. ?.
az Cameron County. Texas
t6-4-I1-l6-3t-4060)
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C ADVERTISEMENT
The State OF Texas }
County Of Cameron }

The State OF Texas
County Of Cameron }
Notice is hereby given. that BY
virtue OF an order OF sale. issued
cut of and by the clerk OF the
Honorable District Court, OF CAM
eron county, One Hundred Third
Judicial District OF the State OF
Texas. on the Bird day OF June. A.
d. 1881. on a judgment rendered
IN said court, on the End day OF
Nav. A. d 1881. in Cause No.
l00IS. entitled. Southwest Btu
lithlc Company VS.. II. II. Reeder,
81 al In favor OF Southwest Btu
nthic Company. plaintiff. and
against the defendants H. II. Peed-
Ct. John Gregg. Trustee. Jno. Z
Rutledge and Corrinne Clay Rut-
ledge, foreclosing plaintiffs liens
upon property hereinafter described,
and placed in my hands for ex-
ecutlon. /. r. j. Tucker. Constable
OF Precinct Number Two. OF Cam
eron county. Texas. did on the 3rd
day of June, A. D. 1881. at ten
o'clock a. m, seize and levy upon
the following described property,
situated in the city OF Brownsville
county OF Cameron, state OF Texas,
to-wit:
All that certain property lying
and being situated In the city or
Brownsville. fronting 100 feet on
Elizabeth Street in said city. known
and described as lots nine 90. and
ten G0l. IN block nineteen Q9). OF
West Brownsville Addition 10 the
city Of Brownsville. as 50 shown
and designated on the Plat Of said
city and the record thereof. in the
Plat or other records Of Cameron
county. Texas:
and that on the first Tuesday IN
July, A. d. 1881. being the seventh
day OF said month. between the
hours OF ten o'clock a. m. and four
O'Clock p. m. on said day. at the
court house door Of Cameron coun-
~, IN the city OF Brownsville. Tex
as. I viii offer for sale and sell az
public auction. for cash. the above
described property. and all right,
title and interest OF the said Fl. II.
Reeder. John Gregg. Trustee. Jno.
2. Rutledge and Corrine Clay Rut-
ledge, IN and 10 said property. all
IN accordance with the terms and
provisions OF said judgment. which
Is referred to for greater parti-
cularitv.
Dated at Brownsville. Texas. this
Srd day Of June, A. ID. 1891.
r. J. TUCKER.
Constable Of Precinct No. 2, OF
Cameron County. Texas.
6-4-ll-l6-3t-4O65
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Believe Submarine
Crew Still Living

TSINGTAO. June IL. R)-Efforts
to save the is men trapped in the
sunken British submarine Poseidcn,
which sank off weheiwei. China.
Tuesday after a collision with an
other ship. were spurred tonight
after naval officials here said they
firmly believed the men were still
alive and that their rescue depend
cd solely upon speedy action.
Experts said the American salvage
ship Pigeon. which is proceeding Il
the scene of the disaster. might rem
der valuable assistance In saving
the trapped men because Of the
modern compressed cir equipment II
carries for such work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-11

Donovan. ~ d. the III) were Har-
lingen visitors Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Hatch IS still quite
III with a heart afflictiOn az her
home a mile north Of Mission.
Friends hope sincerely for her
speedy recovery.
w. w. Caruth OF Dallas and F.
NJ Christian Of Shreveport. La,
have been spending a short time
here with mr. and Mrs. TOland.
Misses Mary and Adeline de
Zavalla and Miss Ann sullivan were
callers at the local chamber OF
commerce last Friday
Geo. Galloway was here from
Harrington on business last FRIDAY.
Miss Helen Mslch departed the
last or the week for her parents
home in Burbank. California. where
she Will spend her vacation Mss
Helen IS one Of Missions popular
high school teachers.
Mrs T. = Sammons. and son Tom
left Sunday for KeTrvllle. where
Tom viii re-enter school for the
summer. Mrs. Summons will stay
for a week or two IN the higher
altitude for a rest and recreation
period.
Marguerite Daniel has returned
from a visit IN San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. o Sykes are
spending a few weeks In California
where Mr. sykes Will study the cit
rus situation.
A. j. Smith was in Alamo the
last Of the week on a business trip.
Misses Margaret MAY and Eugenia
Eppright are home from the Uni
versity Of Texas for the summer
vacation.
Ernst Madsen came IN Sunday
from Austin where ne KS q student
at the state university.
Merle Polhemus returned Monday
from his trim 70 Oklahoma City. He
was accompanied by his grand
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT


GoAAlk1 IA 1&AA&~@@1f G~@f% 1A ~
to-wit.
Lot six 90, In Block One Hun
dred Fifty-One 15i). Of the
Townsite Of Harlingen. Gamer
on County. Texas, as 30 .desig-
mated and described by the Plat
thereof and its record in the
Plat or other records of Cam
eron County. Texas;
and that on the First Tuesday IN
July. A. d. 1881. being the Seventh
Day Of said month, between the
hours Of ten o'clock "A. NJ and four
O'Clock p. M. onsaid day az the Court
House door OF Cameron County, IN
the City Of Brownsville. Texas. !
will offer for sale and sell at public
will ffer for sale and sell at public
auction. for cash. the above de-
scribed property. and all right. title
and interest Of the said Harlingen
Development Company. The Ma
tional Loan and Investment Com
pany, and y. r.. Roberts. in and to
said property.
Dated az Brownsville. Texas, this
3rd day Of June, A. d. 1881.
r. j. Tucker
Constable Of Precinct No. 2
OF Cameron County. Texas
6-4-il-lS-3t-40o6
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
that by virtue OF an alias Order OF
Sale ISSUED out Of and by the clerk
OF the Honorable District Court. OF
Cameron County, One Hundred
Third Judicial District Of the State
Of Texas. on the 3rd day Of June,
A. ID. 1881, on q judgment render
ed IN said court on the 18th day Of
July. A. d. 1880, in Cause No. y077,
entitled Realty Trust Company VS..
Harrington Development Company
et al, in favor OF Realty trust
Company, Plaintiff. and against
the defendants, Harrington Develop
ment Company, j. r. Roberts and
<. w. Thomas. foreclosing Plain
tiff's Liens upon property herein
after described. and placed In my
hands for execution, /. r.. j. Tuck
er. Constable OF Precinct Number
Two. Of Cameron County. Texas,
did on the 3rd day Of June. "A. ID,
1881, at ten o'clock A. NJ. seize ana
levy upon the following described
property. situated in the City Of
Harrington. County OF Cameron,
0AdtC Va 4IAdoG NC-NANs
Lots one ID, two ~, three I'D
and five go. in block One Hun
dred Forty-Eight l46l, Of the
Townsite Of Harlingen. Gamer
on County, Texas. as SO desla-
mated and described by the map
or plat Of said City Of Harlln-
gen and its record in the Pat
or other records Of Cameron
County, Texas.
and that on the First Tuesday IN
July, A. d. 1881, being the Seventh
day OF said month. between the
hours OF ten o'clock a. NJ, and
four O'Clock p. NJ. on said day. at
the Court House door Of Cameron
County, in the City of Brownsville.
Texas, I will offer for sale and sell
at public auction, for cash. the
above described property. and all
right. title and interest Of the said
Harlingen Development Company.
J. r. Roberts. and 4. w Thomas,
In and to said property, all IN ac-
cordance with the terms and provi-
sions Of said Judgment. which Is re-
ferred TO for greater particularly.
Dated al Brownsville, Texas, this
3rd day Of June, A. d. 1891.
r. j. Tucker
Constable Of Precinct No. :
OF Cameron County. Texas
6-4-11--18-3t-4055
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
COuNTY OF CAMERON

Notice II hereby given. that by
virtue Cf an Order XII Sale. issued
out Of and by the Clerk III the
Honorable District Court. Of CAM
eron County, one Hundred Third
Judicial District of the State or
Texas. On the 5rd day ol June. A ID.
1881, on a judgement rendered In
said Court. on the 2nd day Of MAY.
A. -. 1881. IN Cause No. 9068, n
titled, Realty Trust Company W..
CISCO Morris. et ain in favor uf
Realty Trust Company, Plaintiff.
and against CISCO Morris, Defendant.
for the sum of Two Hundred Thir-
ty-SlX and Sixty-Five Hundredths
Dollars ~tS236.65l. together with In
terest and costs OF suit. and In fav-
or OF Plaintiff and against the De-
PENDANTS CISCO Morris. Matte Case.
Jennie Case. Cameron County Real
w Company. and Paul II. Phinns,
individually. and as guardian Of the
Icrsons and estates Of the minors,
Mary Jc Phipps and MarEarIta jean
Phipps. and the said Mary 10
PhiDps and MarFarIte Jean Fh.pp5.
individually. foreclOsing Plaintiffs
Liens upon property hereinafter des-
cTibed. and placed In my hands for
execution, II. ". ". Tucker, Con-
stable or Precinct Number Two. cf
Cameron County. Texas, did on the
Sid day OF June. A. ID. 1881. az ten
o'clock "A. M. seize and levy upon
the following described property,
situated In the City or Harrington,
County of Cameron, State Of Tex
as. to-w1t:
All Of Lot Nineteen 19l, In Block
Sixty-thrce t63l Of the TOwnSIte
TO the City Of Harrington. Cameron
County. Texas, as 50 designated and
described by the Plat thereof and -
records In the Plat OR other records
OF Cameron County. Texas. and ltBt
on the First Tuesday III july. - y.
1881, being the Seventh Day'of
said month, between the hours q
ten o'clock "A. MI. and four oc,ocE
II. M. on said day. at the Court
House Door Of Cameron County, III
the City Of Brownsville. Texas 1
Will offer for sale and sell AZ pub
lie auction. for cash, the above o.
sCribed property. and all rlzh.,
title and interest OF the said CISCO
Morris. Matte Case. Jennie Case,
Cameron County Realty Company,
and Paul X. Phipps. individually,
and as guardian or the persons ana
estates OF the minors. Mary 10
Phipps and Margarine Jean PhipDs;
and the said Mary 50 Phipps ana
Margarite Jean Phipps, individually
In and 10 said property.
Dated at Brownsville. Texas, THIS
Ord day Of June. A. u. 1881.
R. j. Tucker. Constable cf
Precinct No. ., oi Cameron County.
Texas.
1850.