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The Washington times., 1935-01-10
c. j. R|NGSTERS
OPEN SATURDAY.

Catholic University's boxing
team will inaugurate its first
official" District intercollegiate
boxing match Saturday night in
the spacious C. U. gym against
the beak busters Of Bucknell
University. The first bout is set
to get under way at 8:15 o'clock.
The word Official is con-
notated to mean that the bouts
will be the first presented since
the legalization Of boxing in the
District of Columbia, although
heretofore the matches were held
and billed as exhibitions" with
the public admitted free of
charge.
For the first time in many sea-
sons, Coach Eddie La Fond will
present a well-balanced array of
talent, in which all but two divi-
sion representatives, claSSed as
junior welterweight and heavy
weight, have not had college ring
experience behind them. These
battlers are Fred CTom) Mix and
Freddy Rydewski. But in the
other spots veterans will open the
season against the invading Buck
nell BiSonS.
Ruben Miro, 115-pounder from
Panama City, Panama, is slated
to open the festivities. The Gen.
tral American is cagey lad, with
a stinging left and should be good
to win the majority of his matches
this season. He takes on either AL
Peterson, a sophomore, or Earl
Herman Saturday night.
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
CelticS Trim
Sleuths, 1926

st. Mary's Celtics surprised by
taking the powerful Bureau OF In
vestigation basketerS into camp
last night in Alexandria, 20 to 26.
The SleuthS recently defeated
Sholl'S toSSerS.
The Washington times., 1935-01-10

No. 2 five, At to Is, at Langley
Junior High School gymnasium.
Davis and Wilson were the stars.
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
MEMS CLUB WINS

East Washington Mems Club
basketerS defeated the Marvin
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
Basketball Officials
To Air Criticisms
Late special-Rip Van Wrinkle

NEW YORK JAN 1O-Need of standardized officiating at
collegiate basketball games aggravated in weeks by
hurled officials of two nterseconal
games head today with the announcement that
the national basketball committee have
been invited attend the doubeheade at Madison Square
Garden next Wednesday,
, 1935-11-22
Think How Many Prospects There Are in the 10000 People Who Read This Page
G ADVERTISEMENT

hereby appointed managers OF said
election. tO-wlt.
IN County Election Precinct No. i6:
II. L. Fitch, Presiding Judge; Morris
Clint. Asst. Judge. x. Z. Dodd. Asst.
Judge. p. NJ Lamberton. Asst. Judge.
Mrs. G.. r ~Landegren. Clerk: Mrs. H L..
Fitch. Clerk: Mrs. Tom Stevenson.
Clerk; F. B. Armstrong. CLERK.
In County Election Precinct No. II.
including also that part Of County
Election Precinct No. 3. living within
the City Limits. Robin Pate. Presid-
ing Judge. Jas. r. SHELTON. Asst. Judge:
Wilbur bennett. Asst. Judge. Travis
Jennings. Asst Judge. Antonio Alonso.
Sr. Clerk. Eulalla T4ter.na. CLERK. Juan
b. TIjerina. Clerk: Marina Vera. Clerk.
IN County Election Precinct No. i8:
W. K McDavtt. Presiding Judge: Ralph
J. Friedman. Asst. Judge: Pedro b.
Morales. Asst. Judge: Q. L. Holland. Asst.
Judge; 3. A Pollack. Clerk; Mrs. Louis
Brulay. Clerk: Mrs. Jack Todd. Clerk;
= !. Vlvier. Clerk.
In County Election Precinct No. 49,:
~ A de "a Pena. Presiding Judge. e.
". Bremen. Asst. judge: A II. Milten-
berger. Asst. Judge: Ramon Munoz. ST..
Asst. Judge. Mrs. w. Is. Sudlow. Clerk;
Manuel <. Tamez. Clerk: Teresa A. Soils
CLERK. Rosa ID. GarCes. Clerk.
Ia County Election Precinct No. 20:
Raphael Cowan. Presiding Judge:
George Lockhard, Asst. Judge: Frank
Lopez. Asst. Judge: Jose Martinez. Sr.,
Asst. Judge: Mrs. Pillar Campau. Clerk;
Mrs. Gertrude c.. Jones. Clerk: Joe Mar
tinaZ. Jr.. Clerk. Mary Shears, Clerk
ln County Election Precinct No n.
J P. Maher. Presiding Judge. Ford
Lockett. Asst Judge. II. Richardson.
Asst. Judge; =. "A. MOnseCs. Asst. Judge,
W ~ Dutro. Clerk. w q. Nvcum. Clerk:
Morgan Groves. Clerk: s G. Graham.
Clerk.
IN County Election Precinct No. %:
A. Wayne Wood. Presiding Judge: W.
Il. Reed. Asst. Judge: W. r. Egly, Asst.
Judge; j. r. Tabor. Asst. Judge: Celia
Algeria. Clerk. Bertha Lavlos, Clerk:
.Celso Oliveira. Clerk: Joy Tabor. Clerk.
,. That said election shall be held
under the provisions o. the Charter OF
the City Of Brownsville Texas. and
amendments thereto. and the Constltu-
ton and Laws OF the State OF Texas.
and the OF holding said cleo
ton shall be governed by the General
Election Laws OF the state or Texas.
4: II Is hereby ordered and directed
that said notice OF election be posted
at each OF the above named voting
places in said City for at least thirty
1907 fun days prior to the date OF said
election.
5: IL Is further ordered and directed
that said notice OF election be pub
lished in the Brownsville Herald, a news
paper q general circulation. published
In Brownsville. Texas. and which notice
shall be published ono each week for
four (f) consecutive weeks prior to the
date OF election.
In testimony whereof. witness the
OF r.. 3. Rentfro. Mayor. City
OF Brownsville. Texas. this It'll day OF
A. D. 1885.
n. B RENTFRO. Mayor.
Observation-Disclosures.
, 1935-11-22
ELECTION nHnER


WHEREAS. Section 9. Article V 81 the
Charter OF the City or Brownsville. Tex
as, provides that elections contemplated
BY the City Charter shall be conducted
rs prescribed by the General Election
Laws OF the State OF Texas. and said
General Election Laws shall control IN
ai municipal elections. except as other
wise provided: end
WHEREAS. the General Election Laws
OF the state % Tcyas provide that the
order ordering q city election shall be
Issued BIZ the Mayor OF said CITY,
It Il now, therefore. ordered BY r. r..
Rentfro, Mayor OF the City OF Browns
vile. Texas.
1: That a regular municipal election
be held IN the City OF Brownsville. Tex
hs, on Tuesday the 10th day az Deem
Der. A. d. 1895. same being the second
Tuesday IN said month. within the
hours prescribed by law for the election
Of the following officers. tO-w4t,
Five 60 Commission. n Of whom
shall be designated as Mayor: the others
70 be designated Commissioners Number
One. Commissioner Number Two. Com
missioner Number Three and Commits
eioner Number -Four.
2. That said election shan be held
O. the following places IN the City o.
Brownsville. Texas. to-wit:
In County Election Precinct No. i6:
80 Ftch's Garage. located 81 West 7th
s Francis Streets, shall be the
voting place thereof.
In County Election Precinct No. n,
Including also that part OF County
Election Precinct No. 3 lying within
Ghe City Limits: and Magnolia Filling
Station, located al corner OF N. w.
Second and Elizabeth Streets. shall be
6e voting place thereof.
In County Election Precinct No. 1s:
and j.. A. Champion Store. located on ST..
Charles Street, between Sc 5th and 9th
Streets. shall be the voting place there
Of.
In County Election Precinct No 10:
and the Central Fire Station located
1t the corner OF 10Th Streets and Adams
Street Sc. shall be the voting place
thereof.
In County Election Precinct No. 20.
and the store building known Ds q. RAN
Gel Store. located on Sc Jefferson Street
et the corner OF 18th Street Sc. shall
BE- the voting place thereof.
In County Election Precinct No I'll
and Fire Station No 3 located on Sc
Ranggold Street. between Sc 18TH and
18th Streets shall be the voting place
thereof.
In County Election Precinct No %.
and the residence Known as No. e03 ST
Jefferson Street, on the r OF 9th
Street Sc shall be the voting place
thereof.
And the following named persons are
, 1935-11-22
Merchandise
81 For Sale. Miscellaneous

FOR SALE - Good Creap brick,
mares, work mules. c. BarTeda.
Q-73
, 1935-11-22
CITATION by PUBLICATION
sTATE % TEXAs

THE STATE or TEXAS
To the Sheriff or Any Constable Of
Cameron COMMUNICATIVE:
You Are Hereby Commanded 20 sum
mon Olaf Olsen, Herman B. Kern and
Emily b. Kern. Robert w. COpp and
Grace M. Copp. Edward r.. Storey, Mary
=. Savage and Harriet d.. Savage. JOS
eph @. Dicserson and Estelia Dickerson.
Anna Doffing. Anna J. Metz, John w.
Swartz and Bertha Swartz. George Win
terland and Minnie E. Winte-land. Her
bert Stillings and Hattie NJ. Stillings.
Bertha <. yarbaugh and Edward Z
Yarbaugh. John j. BorEert and Louise
Borgert, John ID. Maley and Jane p
Malev. II. o. Faldley. Haves-Sammons
Hardware Co. Inc. Nick D0ffing Com
pany, INC, and Nick Dofrng Mortgage
Company by making publication OF his
Citation once IN each week for four
consecutive weeks previous 70 the re-
turn day hereof IN some newspaper pub
.ished IN your County. II there be a
newspaper published therein. but II not.
then IN the nearest county where a
newspaper Is published: 70 appear az
the next regular term OF the 103rd Dis
.r-lct Court OF Cameron County. Texas
Ga be held ar the Court House there
.1f. In Brownsville. on the third Mon
dav in December A %. 1885. same be-
tr- the 18Th d1v az December. 1888.
then nrd there ro answer plaintiffs
first amended original petition. filed
r said Court on the 18Th day ~ NO
.rnwrrr "A 10 1885. IN 2 suit numbered
on the docket az said Court. No. 1888.
wherein YtuT-ia Land 81 Livestock Com
rluy. a corporation. and Yturria
Brothers, Land q Cattle Company. a
corporation are plain.ltfs. and Nick
DoftinE. First National Bank % Pharr.
Texas. wv. r.. Montgomery. trustee. Fam
ME Young. a widow. g. ". Lynch. HI
dalFo County Water Control a. Improve
ment District No. s q water control and
improvement district organized and
operating under and bv virtue Of the
laws OF the State o. Texas. OF which
NJ. L.. Hays Is President. and q o.
Dunbar. L. II. Ramey. Owen Council
and T. J. Caldwell are directors: Olaf
Olsen. Herman p. KEN and Emily 3.
Kern. Robert ". Copp and Grace NJ.
Copp. Edward r. Storey. Mary L. Saw
age and Harriet D. Savage. Joseph O.
Dickcrson and EsteiIa Dlckerscn. Anna
DofiinE. Anna y. Metz. John w. Swartz
and Bertha SwartZ. George Winterland
and Minnie r. Winterland. Herbert
Stillings and Hattie NJ stillings. Bertha
r. YarbauEh and Edward r. Yarbaugh.
John II. Borgert and Louise Borgert.
John ID. Maley and lane r Maley. ". G.
Faldlev. Haves-Sammons Hardware Co.
Inc Nick Doffing Company. Inc. and
Doffing Mortgage Company are defen-
dants. and the aus OF action being al
, 1935-11-22
G ADVERTISEMENT
sHERTFFS SALE

TIE STATE OF TExAs
COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice Is Hereby Given -nlt hv vfr-
tue OF a certain Order o. sale issued
out Of the Honorable iglra Judlc.si
District Court o. Cameron County on
The 3lst day Of October. 1885 By J. J.
Bishop, Clerk Of SAID Court. Tor the
sum OF Seven Thousand Eire Hundred
ten and h4-l00 Dollars. with Interest
and costs Of SUIT. under a judgment. ia
favor q w. J. Barker ia a certain cause
Ia said Court. No. 1874 and STYLED. w
,. Barker. Us. Roy G. Sethman e. all.
placed IN my hands for service. Z. III
"A Goolsby. rs Sheriff ~ Cameron
County. Texas. did on the 9Th day vi
kofel1er. 1888, LerF Oh certain Real
state, situated tn Cameron County
1sHs described as follows. to-wIt. The
Fyoftn ten tlOD acres OF Farm Block No.
z. as said property aopears MON man
entitled "Map Of q Jsrdin subdIvis-
Ion OF Partition Share 80 OF Share y
Espirlfu Sanro Gram" said map be-
Ing OF record in tire Map OF Plat Rec
Ofus OF Cameron County Texas and
levied upon as the property or ROY G
bethman, Nina r. Sethmnn and North
American Institute, and that On the
FIRST Iuesdav In December. 1885 the
same being the 3rd day o. said month.
- So NA+a aAAAt"N AAMa 0a Cameron
county. IN % CIV OF Brownsville.
Texas. between the hours OF 10 a. N.
and I p. n. by virtue OF said levy and
said Order Of Sale. I Will sell said above
described Real Estate at public ven
due. FOR cash 70 the highest bidder. as
the property OF said Roy c. Sethman.
Nina r. Sethman and North American
Institute.
And In compliance With law. Z give
this notice BY publication. IN the Eng
hsh language. once q week for three
consecutive weeks Immediately preced-
ing said day o. sale. IN the Brownsville
Herald. a newspaper published N Cam
eron County.
witness my hand this 4th day Of No
Fember. 1898.
J. A GOOLSBY. Sheriff.
Cameron County. Texas.
By Gusravo Vera Deputy.
ll-G-IS-22-3t-5043
, 1935-11-22
Livestock

FOR SALE - Chihuahua puppies,
two months old. 206 East Park
Drive, Riverside addition. Browns
vile. Q-103
, 1935-11-22
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Of d. L. Welch. Administrator Of the
Estate Of Zeferino Perez. Deceased.
Pending in the County Court Of
Cameron County, in Matters Of
PrCbate-No. 2555.
Whereas, on the 18th day Of
November. 1885. in the County Court
Of Cameron County, the undersigned
duly qualified AS the Administrator
Of the Estate OF zeferino Perez, De-
ceased.
This is TO notify all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate 70
present the same TO the undersigned
within the time prescribed by law.
ANY person indebted to said estate
IS hereby notified TO pay same to
the undersigned.
ID. L. WEIGH.
Administrato or f Estate OF Zeferino
Perez. Deceased Address: 3lg Embee
Building. Harrington. Texas. Dated
al Farlingen, Texas, November 21st.
1885.
Ql-22-29-6-l3-4t-5O5D
, 1935-11-22
NOTICE OF INTENT TO
APPLY FOR RET
STORE PER.
NNVT

WI /.
The undersigned Is an ap-
plicant for a retail package
store permit from the Texas
Liquor Control Board and
hereby gives notice by pub.
LEGATION Of such application
in accordance with the pro-
Of Section 10, House
Bill No. ~, Acts of the Sec
ond Called Session of the
44th Legislature, designated
as the Texas Liquor Control
Act. The retail package
store permit applied for viii
be used in the conduct Of a
business TO be located three
out on 18th Street
Road, known as Midway
E. o. johnson and S.
j. Haidacher.
, 1935-11-22

"a watched POT never boils they ay
ms because N watching Il YOU remove he
eovea. and part o. The heat escapes Keep
te covers Of utensils on ~hen poSable. and
ere thar they fit
, 1935-11-22
Use The Herald
Classified Ads
For Results

Classified rates.
70 words or less one insertion -. G0c
Over 20 words, one insertion,
PCT WoFc &c
Subsequent insertions run con-
secutivriy. per word .....s.. ll5c
Minimum. 10 words
BY month. per word .............. soc
To insure publication on the came day.
Classified ads must be IN the office By
II a. m week DAYS and by noon on
Saturday for the Sunday paper.
Legal notices &c per word per inser-
ton.
Phone 1900 and ask for the Classified
Department An experienced az writer
VIII gladly assist you with the word
Ing az your ar. Check your ed when 10
first appears AZ The Herald IN not re-
sponslble FOR more than one incor-
rect Insertion
, 1935-11-22
AnnOunceme rtS.

SPECIAL-Shine. clean with Saddle
Soap Polish. So; Cigarettes l5c
package. Davo's Shine Parlor.
537 : 18th st. Pig
, 1935-11-22

L0N LOO ANso@ NNhNot A0k Aats AN.Aa
acres; Lot 40. 1888 acres: a strip OF
land In Porcion No. 49. containing
224l acres; and land used IN oao
and canals. 50 IS acres. Said notes are
unpaid. and plaintiffs pray. for judE-
ment against defendant Nick DofflnE
for the principal. interest and attorneys
fees aCcrues on said notes. and for
foreclosure OF their vendors and deed
az trust liens on said lots and acreaEes
as against all OF the defendants. they
further pray for costs and general re-
lief.
HEREIN Fail NOT. But have you
before said Court. on said fist day %
the next term thereof. this Writ. with
your return thereon. showing how you
nave executed the ame
witness NY Hand and Official Seal
at my office in Brownsville. Texas. this
18th day OF November "A. d. 1885.
tSEAL)
j. J. BISHOP. Clerk I03rd District
Court. Cameron County. Texas.
BY ~. George. Deputy.
Observation-Disclosures
, 1935-11-22
Sc Business Property

BUILDING, Donna, suitable mer-
caHtle. display room or garage.
John o. Kelley, Brownsville.
Oils
, 1935-11-22
NOTICE OF INTENT TO
APPLY FOR RET A
o PER-
NIT

The undersigned Is an aP-
plicant for a retail package
store permit from the Texas
Liquor Control Board and
hereby gives notice by pub
LEGATION of such application
in accordance with the pro-
visions of Section 10, House
Bill No. ~, Acts Of the Sec
ond Called Session Of the
44th legislature. designated
as the Texas Liquor Control
Act. The retail package
store permit applied for will
be used in the conduct of a
business to be located at
1902 Elizabeth ST., known
as, Original Package Store,
A. Hausman, owner, "A. j..
Price, mgr.
, 1935-11-22

Morris Lbr. Co, Brownsville
A. w. Neck & Sons. Brownsville
Soutl Texas Lbr. Co, Harrington
Taylor Lbr. Co. Harrington
Spencer-Sauer Lbr. Co, San Benito
South Texas Lbr. Co, San Benito
Scott Lbr. Co, Raymondville
Hardin T'br Co, Raymondyille
Y. Wood g. Bro. santa Rosa
Robinson Lbr. Co. La Feria.
Valley Lbr. Supply CO., San Benito
Taylor Lumber Co. Brownsville
So. Texas Lumber Co. Ia Feria
, 1935-11-22
Automobiles
Autos for Sale

II will pay YOU to compare the quail
Nv and price OF our cars before YOU
buy.
The following cars may be pur-
chased on the General Motors easy
Time payment plan.
1894 Chevrolet Master Coach. Orig
NAL blue Duco finish extra
good, upholsJering as clean as
new. tires show very little wear.
equipped With radiator orna-
ment, bumper guards, metal tire
i SSi k.' anu $4,000
1884 Ford Deluxe Tudor. Finished
in green, tenders to match body,
five extra good tires. motor per-
feet. completely equipped in
Guiding CtO- M
1888 Chevrolet Master Coupe. Fin
ished IN grey Duco, tenders to
match nody, low mileage, ex-
ira clean 800 ~
throughout ....... SO90.UU
1884 Ford Deluxe Coupe. Finished
in Maroon. tenders 20 match
body, equipped with heavy duty
Goodyear tires. A beautiful car
and a perfect nt4- ~
performer ........ S445.UU
1884 Chevrolet Standard Coach. Or
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good. five good tires, low mile
age. the most economical car to
own ana CId- M
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1882 Ford va Deluxe Coupe. New
air wheels ana tires, q finish
cd IN grey, Tenders to match,
interior OF car extra clean,
equipped with radio and num-
be OF other 49, ~
accessories ....... S325.UO
1888 Chevrolet Master 4-D0or Sedan.
Original black finish extra good,
low mileage, five almost new
tires. upholsterlng extra clean,
G 61F f[lT n6 4 m from .l $4,000.
1884 Ford Truck. 157-in. wheelbase,
Gin. dual wheels, 32x6 lO-ply
tires, overload springs, new ba-
loon tires on front. finished in
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chassis. Truck driven less than
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1000 pound cto- NO
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1885 Chevrolet Master Deluxe Sc
dan CdemonsUratOrl. Big dis
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in blue, dual horns. and a num-
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with q new car guarantee.
1885 Chevrolet Master Deluxe Town
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Duco with tenders TO match
body, equipped with radio and
number ot other accessories in
Guiding large built-in trunk.
Also Is Cheaper Cars and Trucks
Cash - Terms 80 Trade
WEIGH MOTOR
CO, INC.
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Dealer
Phone l73 San Benito
, 1935-11-22

legged as follows. SUM- upon two notes
numbered 3 and 4. respectively, each
dated September rs. 1928, az Browns
vile. Texas. Note No. 3 being due on
or before September 20. 1881. and Note
No. I on or before September %. 1882,
and payable 70 Yturria Land a. Live
stock Company and Yturrla Brothers
Land & Cattle Company. or order. az
Brownsville. Texas, each note is for the
principal sum Of S37.475.67. and each
bears interest at the rate OF 6 per cent
per annum from date until maturity.
payable annually. and provides that al
past due principal u interest bear
interest at the rate Of 10 per cent per
annum, and for ten per cent attorneys
fees II placed in the hands OF an at
togney for collection. Said notes were
executed by Nick Doffing ii part pay
ment OF the purchase price OF a tract
Of real estate OF which the following
described lots and acreage remain unre.
leased from the vendors lien retained on
the whole tract in the deed thereto Of
even date with said notes. and in the
notes themselves. and from the deaG
Or trust lien created BY deed 81 trust
Of even date with said deed and notes.
respectively retained and given TO Sc
cure the payment az said notes. IN the
Nick Dotflng Subdivision No. / OF Por-
cions az ana 40. Hidalgo County. Texas.
as shown on the map OF aid subdi-
vision OF record in Vol S. p. "A. OF the
Map Records OF Hifalgo County. Texas:
Lot 4. 10 acres; Lot s. 5 acres; Lot 8.
1915 acres. LOt 9. O.57 acre. Lot 70.
52J acres; Lot II. 376 acres; Lot IS.
T.l2 acres. Lot as. 1889 acres. Lot 20.
72i acres: Lot 80. 1850 acres. Lot 40
$50 acres. Lot 50. 1914 acres: Lot IS.
oI0l acre; Lot 81. 1921 acres; Lot TO,
l040 acres Lot III. 1910 acres. y ~.
1923 acres: Lot 70. 1855 acres, Lot 74.
1910 acres: Lot rs. 1910 acres. lot
rs. i0.87 acres. Lot 80. 104O acres: Lot
"a. 1000 acres: Lot So. O0i acre. Lot
90. tO.3s acres: Lot 80. S22 acres: Lot
100. 1929 acres: Lot i02. 959 acres; Lot
i0f. 1914 acres; Lot los. 1910 acres. Lot
lO8. 1000 acres: Lot 100. 1000 acres; Lot
10. 1915 acres. Lot Ill. go acres; Lot
lis. lilo acres. Lot 1I6. IL 81 acres.
Lot 1T. 5.095 acres; Lot il9. 1913 acres,
Lot I20. 23.l8 acres: Lot l2l. 1887 acres.
Lot l22. 1886 acres; Lot l23, 1922 aCresi
Lot i24, 966 acres: Lot l25. 1881 acres.
Lot i26. 1913 acres. Lot l27. 1888 ceres.
Lot 1873. go acres. Lot 100. ii. go acres.
Lot $50, ll.T3 acres: Lot 1871. 1917 acres.
Lot 10. 10iy acres. Lot 1913. lT02 acres.
Lot i54, ll.73 acres: Lot 135. 1918 acres;
Lot l36. 1919 acres; Lot i37. 1871 acres.
Lot l38. 1872 acres; Lot l39. 1919
, 1935-11-22
Merchandise
81 For Sale. Miscellaneous


FOR SALE-Physician's office equip
ment, including ultraviolet. dia-
thermy, ~slnuSoidal. infra-red. for
maldehyde steriliZer, microscope
table. heamacytometer, Mosle safe,
Art Metal and oak files, living
room suite. chairs, swivel chair,
sink, wardrobe trunk. Mrs. II. %.
Works, 40 West Levee, Phone f24.
Oils
, 1935-11-08
GALLOWAY IS
new PRESIDENT
Kiwanians Select Young
Business Man AS
Leader

Walter Galloway was elected pres
ident of the Brownsville Kiwanis
club at the meeting here Thursday.
He succeeds Otto Manske.
Other officers elected are BaScOm
Cox, first vice president; "A. s. Gim-
bic, second vice president; Marshall
Watson, treasurer: and the follow
ing directors: John Barron, Winship
Hodge, Royce Russell, w. G. Oliver,
DR.. John :. Peek, George McGon-
lyle. and George Hoff.
The KiwaniS attendance am
paign was launched at the meet
ing, and the Golden Tomatoes,
headed by Sam Perl, took the lead
over the other three teams with IL
points.
The Ramblers, with 3. l.. Hinkley
as captain. scored 10 points. the T1g-
erS under Royce Russell, three
points; and the Panthers under III.
ID. Seago failed to score.
Losers in the contest will take
winners to the Thanksgiving day
football game here as their guests.
Guests at the luncheon were Rev.
ID. w. McElroy, Ray Spears, Morgan
B. Finley, M. "A. Stephens. John l..
Leslie, Mrs. j. J. Van Dyke, and
Elizabeth Tandy.
Rev. McElroy asked support Of
the club in the Red Gross Roll Call
drive to be started Saturday.
Miss Tandy explained the Port
Of Brownsville Coronation" to be
held at the Senior high school here
Nov. is, and asked support for that
pageant. Mrs. Van Dyke gave two
readings.
J. J. Bishop spoke on the Centen-
NAL drive.
, 1935-11-08
When Sluggishness Causes
Distress After Meals
Take Black-D raughi

The good that Black-D raught does
in the relief Of constipation makes It
one Of the most popular laxatives OF
its kind. Thousands Of men and
women keep 1t in their homes for
prompt use at the first sign or in
testinal sluggishness.
Il take Black raught for consti-
patton that causes a disagreeable
feeling after meals, bloating, bad
taste and excessive gas" writes Mrs.
Eugene West. OF Dothan, Ala. IL can
cleanse my system and regulate my
bowels with Black-Draught and I
do not have this trouble. I find
Black Draught splendid. I recon-
mend IL to others. My husband takes
Black Draught and 1t helps him"
Black raught is purely vegetable.
Sold In 25-cent packages. Adv.