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VINO With CAPT. AL WILLIAMS
u Y -

NOU can take your propa ganda
Il any way you choose-strsight.
or diluted. I'm going 70 test mine
and when II doesn't measure
up 70 fact standards. I'm going 10
say 50 That's the way YOU always
get this column-straight from the
shoulder ano straight from the
cockpit
The next time you see pictures Of
the So-called German Air Force ana
I'VE them carefully. I've been
watching them closely and I noticed
in one picture a squadron OF little
Klemm aiTplanes. which normally
are fitted with 30 horsepower en-
gines And another picture shows
the same tiny sport planes lined up
on an airdrome and underneath
is a caption "Germany's Strength
in the Air" That's bunk.
There might be a squadron or
two planes in Germany ready TO go
70 war at a moments notice but
the majority OF her planes today are
transports. The latter ships. Of
course. can be converted into fight
ing planes but it's not true that
Germany has any sort Of formidable
air force. For the score or so Of her
planes that might 90 TO war, the
countries surrounding Germany can
put hundreds or perhaps thousands
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
DRILLING FOR
GAS TO START
County to Give Authorization
for Operations at Meeting
Monday Morning.

Marion County will authorize
drilling operations on its own pet
gas field at Sunnyside Sanatorium
when the county commissioners meet
Monday morning
Bids will be received at 10 a. m
for the drilling of two gas wells at
Sunnvside. One we'll Is providing
gas now for hot plates at the hos
pltal and the two additional wells
will be used to cut the cost of fuel
by the use of gas to operate an en-
CINE for the hospitals boiler instead
of coal.
The first we'll drilled at Sunnyside
was sunk 1000 feet and approx
mately 5000 cubic feet of gas has
been obtained daily. It is estimated
that two additional wells will hike
the footage to approximately 5000
cubic feet and will suffice for oper-
ating the engine in the boiler room
in the hospital
The first well drilled on the north
east corner of the grounds cost
$1,000. Bert c. zimmerman drilled the
we'll
Under terms OF the contract the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
MEMORIAL RITE
IN CROWN HILL
ATTRACTS 1900
Former Senator Robinson Is
Chief Speaker; Graves
Are Decorated.

Disregarding rain, approximately
1900 persons attended the Memorial
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Of planes IN the air at a moments
notice.
There are from 100 70 200 planes
landing and taking of from Tenn
plehof Airdrome al Berlin each dav
from all over Europe Maybe
that's the noise that sounds like a
German Air Force The Germans
have nothing to compare with the
fast French Dewoitine D-500 the
Britisher Hawker Fury or the Italian
Caproni all single-seater fight
ers and able to do we'll over $50
miles an hour.
80 on see We must analyZe
what we observe in aviation we
want to keep our eyes open and per-
nit ourselves to grow in aerial edu-
cation. A layman looking at those
pictures Of the so-called German
alrforce would be impressed at the
rows and rows of what looked like
fast, menacing ships. But we know
when we look at the same picture,
that those planes are only little
Klemm sportplanes. ordinarily pow
cred with an 30 horsepower motor
QUESTION: What is a false rib?
This is a short rib which usually
consists of only curved strip run
ming from the leading edge of the
wing to the front spar.
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uled for Sunday at Concordia. Ebe-
nezer and Anderson Cemeteries.
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: THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

Day rites yesterday at Crown Hill
Cemetery.
Arthur r. Robinson, former U. s
Senator from Indiana. urged a
strength OF character and courage
on the part of citizenrv for the
problems Of today in the principal
address
Let US resolve TO keep the nation
free as those who have gone before
us made 1t free and then kept il so
May We always have defenders like
those Of the past who stood as a
barrier between a conquering foe
and the hearths and soil of our
homeland" Mr.. Robinson said.
Preceding Mr. Robinson's address
the assembly stood with bowed heads
for minute of tribute to Frederick
Lands, Logansport editor and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TO HONOR LECTURER

William Grecncr. Retiring. to Re
Guest at Dance Tomorrow.
Knights of Columbus will hold a
farewell dance in honor Of William
Greener IN the K. of c. Hall. Della
ware and l3th-sts. tomorrow night
The dance will mark the retirement
q Mr.. Grecner from the lectureship
~ the Indianapolis council. a post
which he has held for two years.
Indiana members have been in
vited TO attend. Members of the
committee in charge Of the dance
are John Minta. grand knight: John
Blackwell Jr. DR.. Gerald Kiley. Jack
Langan. John Recap. Robert Minta
Jr-. Edward StapletOn. Arthur Irwin.
Frank Iangsenkamp. Frank Nc
Hugh. Louis Gels. Louis Cochran.
Leo Hurley and Edward Dowd.
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RESOURCES

Cash on Hand and Due
from Federal Reserve
and other
Banks e.. SS1.697.947.91
L. S. Government Bonds
Notes and Certif-
Gates $3.50. 81, 93O,223. 80 I
Other Bonds and Securities
Loans and Discounts 80. d.
OVerdraftS ..........
Bank Building and Fixtures
Other Real Estate Owned 4.
Accrued Interest Receivable
Other Resources ....
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PAGE29

banded together into a motion pic
ture company and will shortly begin
production on film written. di-
rected and acted by themselves.
Philip Wander Horck got the idea
and formed the amateur company.
known as the Junior Motion Picture
Artists Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-31
COLLECTS PAPERS OF
INOIANA'S GOVERNORS
State Library Asks CO. Operation in
Preserving Records.

Letters. orders. commissions and
general communications of past
Governors are being compiled by
the archives division of the Indiana
State Library. according to S. j.
Kagan, head of the division.
He has requested any citizen who
has any document which might fit
into the collection. to lend or give
it TO the state. The state library
has facilities for preserving his
toricaI records in dustproof, fire
proof containers.
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speaker at last years services, Who
died in November.
Children decorated the graves OF
soldiers. Other services we're held
during the day az the Soldiers and
Sailors Monument. TT. Harrison and
New Grown and Mt. Jackson Gene
teries.
Final memorial rites are sched-
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d. ,. holiday
Of W. j Holiday q Co.
HENRY H. HORNBROOK
Attorney-st-Law
w. C. IRWIN
President Irwin Union Trust Com
pany. Columbus. Indiana
JOHN j. MADDEN
President John J. Madden Manufsc-
turing Company
GWYNN F. PATTERSON
Vice-President
NORMAN A. PERRY
PETER c. REILLY
President Republic creosoting Com
psnv
OBTE J. SMITH
President O. j. Smith Realty Com
PAW
SAMUEL 3. SUTPHIN
President Beveridse Paper Company
WILLIAM L. TAYLOR
Attorney-st-Law
RUSSELL L. WHITE
President White Baking Company
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Officers

ARTHUR V. BROWN
President
GWYNN f. PATTERSON
Vice-PreSident
EDWARD d. MOORE
Vice-PreSident
K. MALOTT FLETCHER
Vice-PreSident and Cashier
WILLIAM =. FLYNN
VIce-PreSident
R0LLIN W. SPIEGEL
Vlce-President
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winning bidder receives no pay if
he does not bring in a gasser OF
sufficient cubic footage to be used
as fuel BY the sanatorium.
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Youths to Make Film

BIZ United Press
SAN DIEGO, Cal May 2l-Young
people of high school age in the
neigh borhood
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Directors

ROY E. ADAMS
President J. D. Adams Manufacturing
Company
FRED G. APPEL
President Gregory & Appel. Incor-
porated
HENRY W. BENNETT
president indianapolis stove Company
ARTHUR V. BROWN
President
VOLNEY NJ. BROWN
Attorney-st-Lsv
EUGENE H. DARRACH
President Interstate Car Company
c. 4. EFROYMSON
President Real SILK Hosiery Mills. Inc.
BRODEHURST ELSEY
Secrstsry-T Treasurer India nspolIs
Glove Company
EDGAR II. EVANS
Chairman OF Board. Acme-Evsus Co.
r. MALOT-T FLETCHER
Vice-PreStoenf and Cashier. Co.
Trustee Mslott Estate
, 1935-11-29
ADVERTISEMENT

Fitch. Clerk; Mrs. Tom Stevenson.
Clerk, +. b. Armstrong. Clerk.
In County Election Precinct No. II.
including also that part OF County
Election Precinct No. 81 lying within
the CITY Limits. Robin Pate. Presid-
ing Judge; Jas R. SHELTON. Asst. Judge;
Wilbur bennett. Asst. Judge. Travis
Jennings. Asst. Judge; Antonio Alfonso.
Sr.. Cir~f: Eu'7i'n I'll fer'na. Clerk. Juan
B Tiierina. Clerk; Marina Vera. Clerk.
In County Election Precinct No. "a:
". z McDavitt. Presiding Judge: Ralph
j. Friedman. Asst. Judge. Pedro 3.
Morales Asst. Judge. O. I. Holland. Asst.
Judge. r A ponack. CLERK Mrs. Louis
Brulay. Clerk. Mrs. JACK TODD. Clerk.
p j. Vivier. Clerk.
IN County Election Precinct No. 1e.
M. a. de IA Pena. Presiding JUDGE. q
NJ. Bremen Asset Judge. A. y. Miiten-
berger. Asst. Judge; Ramon Munoz. ST..
Asst. Judge. Mrs. w. 3 Sudlow. Clerk.
Manuel E Tamcz. Clerk. Teresa A. Soils
Clerk. Rosa ID. Garces. Clc-E.
In County Election Precinct No. 20.
Raphael Cowan. Presiding judge
George Lockha-d. Asst. Judge. Frank
Lopez. Asst. Judge. Jose Martinez. ST.
Asst. Judge Mrs. Pillar Ccmpau. Clerk.
Mrs Gertrude &. Jones. CLERK. Joe Mar
tineZ. Jr- Clerk; Mary Shears. Clerk
II Cr~--- E'r~t'-n Precinct No I'll
y r. Maher. Presiding JUDGE. Ford
Lockett Asst Judge II. Richardson.
Asst. Jut-c: F "A. N1nsees Asst judge
". z Durro Clerk, ". c. NE~un. clerk
Morgan Groves. Clerk. s c. Graham
In County Election Precinct No. %
A. Wayne Wood. Presiding judge: "
L Reed. AF-t JUDGE. w. r. Fgiv. Asst
Judge. j. r. Tabor. Asst Judre. Celia
Algeria. Clerk. Bertha Lnvios. Clerk:
Celso Olivelra. Clerk. JOY Tabor. Clerk.
, 1935-11-29
RIO HONDO OIL
FEVER MOUNTS
Leases Extended; Anderson
To Renew Drilling, Is
Rumored

RIO HCNDO, Nov. 29-Exten-
sion OF oil leases Of the property in
voivlng Rio Holdo tCWnsite. Sugar
4and, Hull Tract and parts ar the
ESpliltu Santo Grant were being o.
tanned here this week BY representa-
tiyes Of joseph +. Anderson.
leases expire about December
"a and the deal calls for a six months
extension, waving rentals which
would have become due December
"a. II has been reported that prop
er,y owners are readily granting the
extension with about 1000 acres al
ready signed. According TO the lease
Anderson Is to drill within six
months or acreage rental begins.
About $500 acres are involved in the
urlling block which was originated
by A @. Nagel and j. T. KYLE and
associates.
humor persists that the Joseph F
ANDERSON Brown Tract No. / Is to be
revoked shortly. Practically all ma
chinery hiss been moved from the
well but Il Is understood that heav-
Ter machinery is 10 be installed. The
general feeling over the oil situa-
tlcn was considerably more optimis-
Tic than 10 has been for the last
several weeks.
With renewal o. leases on the Rio
Hcndo drilling block and the pros
pect Of the re-entry Of Anderson to
drill the joseph +. Anderson TO a
greater depth. citizens feel that the
salt Lake City oil man is still in
tereSted in Rio Hcndo as a poten-
tial oil horizon.
, 1935-11-29
Think How Many Prospects There Are i'm the 10000 People Who Read This
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

per annum from date until maturity.
payable annually. and provides that ali
past due principal and interest bear
interest at the rate OF 10 per cent per
annum. aud for ten per cent attorneys
fees II placed in the hands OF en- at
rorney for collection. said notes were
executed by Nick Dofflng in part pay
ment OF the purchase price OF D tract
Ok 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 TIE a.
OF trust len created by deed Of truc
OF even date with said deed and notes.
respectively retained and given to Sc
cure the payment OF said notes: In the
Nick DOffing Subdivision No. / or Por-
cions @3 and 40. Hidalgo County, Texas.
as shown on the map OF said subdi-
vision Of record IN Vol. S. d. "a. OF the
Map Records OF Hidalgo County, Texas:
Lot 4. 10 acres; Lot S. S acres: Lot 8.
l0.76 acres; Lot 9. 0.57 acre: Lot l3.
q acres: Lot "a. 3.7e acZ; Lot IS.
~ ceres; Lot 20. 1852 tEes; Lot %.
.72l acres; Lot 80. 1859 acres; Lot 40.
$50 acres; Lot 81, 1914 acres; Lot IS.
0.0l acre: Lot 90. 1921 acres: Lot 70.
1910 acres. Lot II, TO- 40 acres: Lot n
1923 acres; Lot 73. 1855 acres: Lot "a.
1850 acres Lot 70, 1910 acres: Lot
rs, lO.S7 acres: Lot 90. 1GA0 acres: Lot
"a, lu.UO acres Lot 95. Dol acre. Lot
90. iO.38 acres: Lot 90. 622 acres; Lot
100, 1928 acres; Lot lO2, 0.59 acres. Let
i04. 1914 acres. Lot los. 1910 acres: Lot
i08. l0.00 acres; Lot 100. 1000 acres; Lot
Ito. l0.75 acres; Lot Ill. $50 acres; Lot
lis, lilo acres; Lot 1I6. Ii.gl acres.
Lot 1T. 5.095 acres: Lot lie, 1919 acres.
Lot 100, %. Is acres; Lot 12l, 1887 acres:
-ot -. $50 acres; Lot l23. 1922 acres:
LOT ~, s.bo acres Lot l25, 1854 acres.
Lot l26. l2.l3 acres; Lot l27, 1883 acres.
Lot l25. 9bi acres Lot l29. l.50 acres.
Lot l31, ll-I3 acres: Lot l3l. l0.17 acres.
Lot l32. lois acres: Lot i33, 17.O2 acres:
Lot 1874, lf.73 acres: Lot i35. 1919 acres;
Lot i36. 1913 acres: Lot 1877, 1871 acres;
Tnf T1c 10 - aFwaus - Trn N %
, 1935-11-29
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
ELECTION nRnFR

@&AH& ~ X
WHEREAS. Section 9 Article Y OF IRE
Cnarter OF the City OF Brownsville. Tex
a., provides that elections contemplated
oy b City Charter shall be conducted
as prescribed BY the General Election
Laws OF b State OF Texas. and said
General Election Laws shall control In
al municipal elections. except as ether
wise provided: and
WHEREAS. the General Election Laws
OF the State or Texas u-0- Ie trrt +he
order ordering q city election shall be
Issued by the Mayor OF said City,
10 Is now therefore. ordered by r. q.
hentfro. Mayor o. the City OF Browns
vile. Texas:
. i: That a regular municipal election
De held in the City Of Brownsville. Tex
as, on Tuesday. the 10th day Of Deem
per. A. D.. 1885. anne being tho second
Tuesday IN said month. within the
hours prescribed BY law for the election
OF the following officers. t0-wit.
Five 90 Commissioners. one OF whom
1han be designated H. Mnyor. the others
20 be designated Commissions Number
One. COMMISSIONS Number Two. Com
nissioner Number Three and Cammis-
q Number Four.
2: That said election shall be held
81 the following places IN the City Of
Brownsville. Texas. to-wlt:
In County Election Precinct No. Is:
and Fitch's Garage. located az West Tth
and st. Francis Streets. shall be the
voting place thereof.
In County Election Precinct No. II.
including also that part or County
Election Precinct No. 3 lying within
the City Limits; and Magnolia Filling
Station. located az corner OF ". W..
second and Elizabeth Streets. shall be
the voting place thereof.
In County Election Precinct No. is.
and J.. A. Champion Store. located on ST.
Charles Street. between Sc 5th p 6th
Streets, shall be the voting place there
Of.
In County Election Precinct No. 1s.
and the Central Fire Station located
ct the corner Of 10th Streets and Adams
Street Sc. shah be the voting place
thereof.
IN County Election Precinct No. 20.
and the store building known as o Ran
gel Store. located On Sc jefferson Street
81 the corner % 18th Street 81. shall
be the voting place thereof.
In County Election Precinct No. Al:
and Fire Station No. 3. located on Sc
Ringgold Street. between 81 18th n
14th Streets shall be the voting place
thereof.
IN County Election Precinct No. rs.
and the residence known ns No. e03 Sc
Jefferson Street. on the corner OF 9th
Sc shall be the voting place
thereof.
And the following nnmed persons arc
appointed managers Of said
to-wit.
In County Election Precinct No. Is.
n. L. Fitch. Presiding judge: Morris
Clint. Asst. Judge. q. r.. Dodd. Asst.
p. NJ LambeEton. Asst. Judge.
Mrs. @ +. LandesTen. Clerk Mrs. II. L.
, 1935-11-29
CITATION BY PUBLICATION


TO the Sheriff or Anv Constable of
Cameron Clunty-GREL-4NG.
You Arc Hereby Comm.l-ed ~ sum
mo Olaf Olsen, Herman =. kern and
Emily b. Kern. Rc1Crt W. Copp anC
Grace III. Copp, Edward r.. STOREY. Mary
I. Savage and Harriet ID. Savage. JOS
-pn o DlcEerson and Estcla D.ckerscn.
anna Doifing anna j.. Metz. John w.
SwartZ and Bertha SUlr Lcorga VIM
tefl1nc q Minnie E Nllterland. Her
cert StlL-n5s rud Hattie M. StllIings.
h1Etha AZ. fhroaush ana Edward IL
laF0nugh. john Y L1-EClt ANA Louise
bolGeEt, John - MaiCy ana Jane ID.
M4iGN. II. n. Ea-dicy. Eayer-Eammcrs
hardware Co. Inc. Mex DoIl.nF CONE
pany, Inc. and Nick Dofl.ng M1rtraEe
Company by making publication Of this
citation once Ia each week Tor four
consecutive weeks previous 20 the re-
turn day hereof In Gome newspaper pub
e IN your County. 10 there be a
newspaper published therein. but N not.
then IN the nearest county where a
newspaper ts published. 10 aDlear az
the next regular term of the IB3ld Dis
trlct Court of Cameron County. Texas.
10 re held az the Court House there
oI, IN Brownsville, on the third Mon
aly IN December a. ID. 1895. same be-
ng the l6lh day or December. 1885.
then and there 20 answer plaintiffs
ilrst amended original petition. filed
- SAID Court on the 18TH day OF No
Y -nber A I'D. 1885. in Il suit numbered
On inc docket o. aid Court. No. 1883,
-Aele4h 4LLrI4l Land & Livestock Com
lany, q corporation. and Itlrria
Land ~ Cattle Company. a
corporation. are pinintlffs. and Mex
Doillng, FIRST National Bank a. Pharr.
-Aaa w. X Montgomery trustee. Fam
lle Young. q widow. G. ~. Lynch. Hi
la48o county Warer Contro. & Improve
ncnt District y o 6 a water control and
Improvement district organized and
operating under and by virtue OF the
q the state OF Texas. OF which
A b Hays IS President. and O.. ID
Dunbar l. FL Ramey. owen Council
ma AN. y. Caldwell are directors: Olaf
llaent Herman p. Kern and Emily ..
Kern. Robert w. Copp ana Grace M.
copp. Edward r.. Storey. Mary II. saw
and Harriet ID. Savage. Joseph q.
Jicke-son and Este.-a D.ckerscn. Anna
lotiing, Anna J. Metz. John ~. Swnrtz
Bertha Swartz. George Winteriand
Minnie L. Wlntcrlaud. Herbert
3Allings and Hattie M. Stilings. Bertha
I. YarbauEh and Edward II Yarbaugh,
Ohm y. Borgert and Louise BDrgert.
.ohn ID Maiey and Jane 3 Maiey. + @.
a4uleE. HAVE Summons Hardware Co.
~, Nick Duflnr Company. Inc. and
Mortgage Company are defen-
ANTS, and the cause OF act'cl being al
eyed as follows. suit upon two notes
numbered 3 and 4. respectively. each
September %. 1928. az Browns
lie, Texas: Note No. 3 being due on
2 before September %. 1881, end Note
20. 4 en- or before September g. 1892,
payable to Tturria Land & Live
took Company and Yturria Brothers
and ~ CatNe Company. O. craer Ell
townsville. Texas. each note IA for the
interest az the rate cf 9 per cent
, 1935-11-29
NOTICE OF "APPOINTMFNT

OF D.. L. Welch, Administrator of the
Estate Of Zeferino Perez, Deceased.
Pending In the County Court OF
Cameron County. In Matters OF
Probate-No. 2555.
Wherear. 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 ell persons hav-
ing claims against said estate to
present the same to the undersigned
within the time pregc-.,cd bv law.
ANY person indebted to said estate
Is hereby notified to pay same to
the undersigned.
ID. L WEIGH,
Administrator Of Estate Of Zeferino
Perez, Deceased. Address: 3l9 Embee
Building. Harrington, Texas. Dated
at Harlingen, Texas, November 21st,
1885.
ul-22-2e-6-l3-4t-5O5D
, 1935-11-29

SPECIAL-Shine, clean with Saddle
Soap Polish. Sc; Cigarettes l5c
package. Davo's Shine Parlor.
$50 : 18th St P-l2
, 1935-11-29
c ADVERTISEMENT

}; That said election shall be held
under the provisions OF the Charter Of
the City OF Brownsville Texas. and
amendments thereto. and the Constitu-
ton and Laws Of trl safe 0I Texas.
and the manner Oh holding satc cleo
ton shall De governed bv The General
Election Laws Of the State ~ Texas.
q II is hereby ordered and directed
that said notice OF election Sc posted
at each Of the above named voting
places 10 said City Tor az least thirty
800 fun days prior 90 the date OF said
election.
S. IL Is further ordered and directed
nat SAID notice OF election be pub
-ahcd I q the Brownsville Herald. a news
paper az general c.-c4 ALTON. published
tn Brownsville Texas. ana which notice
hail ba published once each week FOR
four t4l consecutive weeks prior ~ the
date o. election.
In testimony whereof. witness the
signature Of r. B. Rentfro. Mayor. CITY
OF Brownsville. Texas. this 7th day OF
November A. .. 1885.
x. B RENTFRO. Mayor.
ll-3-l5-2Z-29-4t-5O45.
, 1935-11-29
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70 read and use them regularly.
, 1935-11-29
REICH CUTS RAG IMPORT

BERLIN P-Tmports OF rags into
Germany are being curtailed 20 to
80 per cent, It is announced in order
TO save the Reichsbank's dwindling
foreign c~urrencieS. Last year Ger
many imported 10000 tons Of rags,
mostly from France and Holland.
, 1935-11-29

41os 1919 acres Lou ltS. fUlN
acres; Lot 40. 1888 acres; a strip of
land In PoTcion No. 40. containing
22.fi acres; and land used in road
and canals. 62.45 acres. Said notes are
unpaid, and plaintiffs pray for judg-
ment against defendant Nick Doffinr
for the principal. interest and attorneys
fees eccrues on said notes. and for
foreclosure OF their vendors ana deed
OF trust liens on said lots and acreares
as against al OF the defendants: they
further pray for costs and general re-
lief.
HEREIN FAIL NOT. But have you
before said Court. on said first day Of.
the next term thereof. this Writ. with
your return thereon. showing how you
ave executed the same.
witness NY Hand ana Official Seal
AZ my office IN Brownsville. Texas, this
10th day OF November "A. ID. 1885.
tSEAL)
y. J. BISHOP. Clerk l03rd District
Court. Cameron County, Texas.
BY L. George. Deputy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
, 1935-11-29

UNION BUS LINES
Short route from Harrington 70
Santone Abilene Big Springs
Amarillo Dallas : Kansas City :
st Louis : Chicago Memphis
COM rec Bldg. Van Buren, at
Commerce Phone 4e5. Harlingen