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to the mei^tal unsoundness
patient without seeing him,
for Bakers an Cooks to take a course
in the Cooks course.
Pvt. Boston, Veterinary Service ,nas
submitted application for transfer to
the Quartermaster Corps this station.
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returned from furlough and rejoined
his organisation for duty.
Pvt. Thurston, Troop E, has return
ed from the Motor Transport School
at Fort Sam Houston and rejoined his
organization for duty.
Privates Bittner, Stern and Weide-
man, all of Troop E, have Submitted
applications for transfer to the Me-
dical Department this station.
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A. Y. BAKER,
I Sheriff Hidalgo Co. Tex.
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CARL W. RAGUSE,
2nd Lt., 12th Cavalry,
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on his dropping him neatly to
the People of the United States will DaHour put in the asylum
have been more firmly fixed than i
ever in American conciousness.
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be filed herein, at said till
place; otherwise, they shall be fore-
ver cut off and extinguished.
Witness C. L. Fortson, Clerk of the
District Court of the 79th Judicial
District, Hidalgo County, Texas.
Given under my hand and seal of
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creature referred to by Julius Caesar.
The specimen received here was dug
up in a peat bog near Dublin, Ireland,
according to Prof. W. D. Matthew,
curator of the museum.
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ASBESTOS COVERING
FOR CALIFORNIA HILLS
TO PREVENT FIRES
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BEKELEY, Calif., Joly 31—Consi-
der the predicament of the Irish Elk!
He had no joints in his legs, eb
--■ -/down,
be couldn't get up . ._
He slept by leaning against the
trunk of a treeT All teto to according
to Julius Caesar, who tells in his
oonunentaires of seeing one of the
•tiff-togged creatures tn the Hercyn-
ian forest V
Rodgers, J. O. Harrison, <td by many suits.
F, B. Freeland, and A. 1 “VII.
Plaintiff would further
Fort Ringgold bake-ball team went VMIV11 v»<i v «■> o»vui
to Fort Brown last Fridty for a three i January 1, 1924, and in pursuance of
game series with the Fort 1-----
team and returned to this station
Monday night after losing the three
games. However Fort Brown will be
here this week end and the F.ort
Ringgold ball Seam expect to get their
revenge.
(International News Service)
PARIS, Aug. 1. — A play entitled
"Mr. Lagrain in the Madhouse” is the
basis for a damage suit brought by
a wealthy landlady, alleging she is de-
the two parties must make a decision. 4 famed by it. against the playwright
t be understood.
■ for be-
and locked up in the
the people I insane asylum at the instigation of
I nnLI Inn/iln/ItT
J . - 5~^ - 71 —T raw . - X- I . w •
‘ fashion they can always win. Now ( it is complicated no more than that
they have made their trial choices; 'm, Pierre Daltour is the playwright.
(Half final selection will be, made in He was a tenant in an apartment
November, and the great principle of block owned by Mme. Odenkoven. it
Government of the Unled States byfwas Mme. Odenkoven who had M.
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“VIII.
Plaintiffs further allege . and say
that they are informed' and, upon
such information and belief, allege
that immediately upon the passage
of said resolution hereinabove refer-
red to the purposes for which said
plaintiff was organized and the pur
poses for which said monies were
-X Horn, P. A. L„TW_.
I Louis Gsrltz, F, B.
I D. Lea veil are each and all residents
I of Hidalgo County, Texas, and are
trustees under a certain subscription
pledge to plaintiff Carroll College
Pvt. Carmello, Troop E. has left for made, executed, subscribed or paid
Fbrt Sam Houston, to enter the School i by each and all of said defendants
whose names appear on the list hereto
attached, marked "Exhibit A—and
"Exhibit B" and made a dart hereof,
to the extent of and for the sum set
Sgt. Rowe, Medical Department, haa opposite their respective Jigmes
Plaintiff Carroll College and its
Board of Trustees would further
represent and show unto the Court
that said Carroll College on or about
The, stock, Subscribed for under
the Western Electric and Bell system
Interest in the strange creature was employees' purchasing plan, is wojth
stirred in scientific circles here when approximately 32,000,000 at the pre-
a skeleton of an extinct Irish Elk was sent market price.
. Hawthorne employees number Id,-
'551 are now paying on 88.250 shares . ..
..Ju —designated as its Board of Trustees statue thereof, and that if BBCh nits
the of A. T. * T stock worth more than , f|ud BiatMtiff and defendant
plaintiff and defendant.
Trustees will be vexed and harrass-1
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Caseur wrote, by sawing fata favorite
trees a sarij through. Imagine his
collectively as "Defendants’* or "Trus-
tees”, as the case may be, which said
Original Petition was filed in this
Court on the 81st day of March, 1928,
and numbered A-363 on the docket of
this Court, plaintiff alleging in sube-
tance as ioBows, to-wit. • 3,^ Js now h,
”1.
That Carroll College is a body
corporate, and was organised for edu-
cational and religious purposes, and
that each and all of said other plain-
tiffs herein were, by its said charter
is a perpetual question which must
be decided anew every four years in
----tte United States.
Wisely, or not, the majority of
yotere la the Democratic party want-
ed the governor of New York for
— their presidential nomenee; wisely, or
not, the Republican voters panted
the Secretary of Commerce. But four
years hence there will be other can-
didates, and once more the people in'
tee two parries uiubl mart a ueciaivu.. lanieu oy it. againsi
That was the real issue of the poll- j who, in turn, lets it
tical year 1928, an issue that goes that the piece is his revenge
deeper into American political lift ing "kidnapped” and locked ui
than any other. When
make their demand in unmistakable j said landlady.
... " ‘ - Now, It is complicated no more than that
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from the right kind of tobaccos^ regard-
less of cost .and blended and cross-
blended in a different way. Jy- .-
Chssgirfeld cigarettes XdTKFY"... and
yet • . . tbffn mild tnottgb for anybody t
College, in accordance with the terms, ther show to the Court that its real
of its said contract, and on, to-wit estate or .other asaeta are in great
about December -4. 1926, a£ a called I danger of being lost unless a Receiver
1 as hereinafter prayed
for, because the interest must be paid
on the Hammond note or same will
become in default and be foreclosed,
and the said Nelson, as well as all
other creditors, will reduce their
claim to judgment and levy exocui
t'.on as the property of plaintiff; 'add
if said property should be sold at
forced eale same will not bring more
than the secured debts, but if hand-
Western Electric Plan
- Offers More Shares Of J
, ..nrfr Einiilove
(International News Service) thatr rarity
CHICAGO, Aijg 1.—What fa-SOfav^CoRsKe, and «
as herein prayed for, each and all of, liquidated
said parties having 1^2 '
against plaintiffs* estate will be paid
In full. Plaintiffs allege that in many
instances it would be impossible to
locate paid subscribers for the pur-
pose of securing deeds or other ac-
quittances to divest them of their Int-
erest or trust in said land, and hence
they are unable to <
liquidation of said College . affairs,
except only in the manner herein-
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vested with judicial
have no way to determine
choice too often is made by party 'jg unaffected by dry seasons.
I The plant spreads rapidly and In
attempts ex-' addition to its qualities as a ground
cover it is declared, by Chief Pro-
Newly arrived from South Africa,
the asbestos plant answers to the
formal name of portulacastrum and
thrives on arid slopes which make it
particularly well adapted for intro-
iwforas nor his opposition to an exist- duction to the foothills of southern
lag condition wins for him the re-> California.
quired number of votes at national The plant is, composed almost whol-
conventtons as a general rule. The ]y Of water and is an ever-green that
m g a a v^a mb w a _ a 1 . -* A —_— _ — A
managers. This year the managers in [
both parties made the
panted of them; they attempted to
Ignore the decrees of the voters at
primaries. And they failed. The choice'
of the voters,' plainly expressed, pre-
vnat *
Kansas City and Houston have not
in said land above described, or
claim any indebtedness against plain-
tiff Carroll College to Intervene here-
in and establish whatever amount is
owing or due him or her, as the case
may. be; that all suits now pending
be consolidated with this suit; and
that all parties claiming or asserting
any rights, debts or liens against
from filing separate suits for the cob
lection of the same, and that they,
and each of them, be required to in-_
tervene in this suit*
"IX.
Plaintiffs make the further allega-
tion that there exists no collusion be-
tween plaintiffs or either of them
and any of si Id defendants mention
herein or any persons holding or
having any claim against
plaintiff College, and that the Only
interest that plaintiffs have in the
------- —---bringing of this suit is to see that
led out under the orders of this court plaintiff College’s affairs are properly
«. * ... and that the proceeds
valid claims; derived from the sale fit its said as-
sets be properly and legally 'distribut-
ed to each of the creditors as they in
law or equity, may be entitled to re-
ceive, and for such other and further
relief, in law or equity, or such other
and further orders as may be neces-
sary tn the premises, and that suit-
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No. A-363.
CARROLL COLLEGE. ET AL
VS.
R E. HORN, ET AL
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF HIDALGO COUNTY, IN
AND FOR THE 79TH JUDI-
CIAL DISTRICT OF TEXAS:
TO ALL PERSONS HOLDING
OR ASSERTING CLAIMS
AGAINST CARROLL COLLEGE.
AND ALL PERSONS ASSERT
ING ANY CLAIM, RIGHT,
TITLE OR INTEREST IN AND
TO ANY PROPERTY AND
ASSETS OF SAID CARROLL
COLLEGE:
Pvt. Heebner, Headquarters Troop,
pagator M. L Bryan of botanic gar-(has submitted application for transfer
to the Medical Department
tion.
tiff, defendant Trustees, and the
various parties who paid same,
and that various suits will likely be
filed and are now being threatened
to be filed against plaintiff and def
endant Trustees by the various par-
ties who paid same, to determine the
■ We read the state of Illinois
Is spending lots of “mon”
So-all the kiddiqs in the state
Can play and have more fun.
Eight -Million Dollars will be spent
Fbr many playgrounds new.
Now what we've ‘seen, here, Gotham
Town
Could spend much money, too.
For kids when they play ball must
,dodge .
The auto and the truck.
And oft* escape from death or hurt
-• By^st some stroke of luck.
But now and then some child is
Beneath a whirling wheel.
__Wh!teteIad in more nlivsmund.
(International News Service)
LOS ANGELES. Cal., Aug. 1.— An
'‘asbestos” covering for the foothills
of California to eliminate the menace
of brush fires is a possibility.
... This declaration is made on the
Authority of Fire Chief Ralph Scott
who witnessed the tests of a new,
plant Importation at the California
botanic garden at Mandeville Can-
yon.
While the plant is not exactly com-
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claims t preferred er mechanic’s lien
to secure the paynient of the kame;
that one G. H. Boone is asserting or
claiming] an indebtedness against
plaintiff Carroll College in approxi*.
mately the sum of Seventeen Thou-
sand and no[10()-(>17,000.00) Dollars,
the exact amount- being unknown bo
plaintiffs herein, and has filed a suit
against plaintiff herein in the Dis- ,
trict Court, 79th Judicial District of
Texas, and is seeking to recover
judgment for said amount Plaintiff •
a T T- T n »Heges lhat the amount claimed by *
8> th« said Boone i» in dispute , and is
mtnaWWteMower - nlalntwa, nof to hy
Plaintiff would further show Jnto
1 the Court that there---------- —
in the First Nattoi
; Allen and in the Fl
Trust Company of ___,
j mately the sum of Twelve Thousand
and no|100 ( 812,000,00) Dollars, but
1 which amount is not on deposit to
plaintiff Carroll College or its Board
of Trustees, but, as plai
ed, -believes and allege
to the credit of ■
Trustees hereinabove inai
that said sum of money as
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Colonel Pourie, Quartermaster
Corps, fs inspecting the utilities of
Fort Ringgold with the view of recon
ditioning many of the buildings.
♦ . . and yet they Satisfy *
*O ATISFY means good taste an<| pleas-
0 ing aroma. It means that Chesterfield
cigarettes have character . . . that they are
not fiat or tasteless. - - ■ - --
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that in order to divest the trust in sary appoints a suitable person as
said land out of said paid subscribers Receiver to .carry out its orders, and
that it will be necessary to acquire | prays that this Court direct that suf-
from them, and each of them, a deed • ficient notice be given of the pendency
c r deeds, or other acquitances to the | of thia suit, requiring all persons who ■
purchaser of said land; plaintiffs own or claim any interest or trustyoned by plaintiff College and Rs
Board of Trustys, and that thereupon
there becalhe and is now vested in
each and all of said defendant subs-
cribers, whose names appear upon
said lists hereto attached, marked
either “Exhibit A” or “B”, a resultant
trust in and to all of the land
properties' then owned by plaintiff
TCnTroil College to the extent of, and
| equivalent to, the amount of the sum
paid by each subscriber, and that
t ach subscriber now holds an undi-
vided interest in and to the afore-
You are hereby notified that on the
7th day of April, 1928, an order was
entered in the above numbered and
styled cause by the Honorable Hood
Boone, Judge of the District Court
of Hidalgo County in and for the 79th
Judicial District of Texas, wherein
said cause was then and is now pend-
- tng. upon a-Hottce- theretofore tsmied
out of this Court on the 31st day of
March, 1928, commanding and direct-
ing all parties to this suit, named
either as plaintiffs or defendants or
intervenors, to intervene and plead
herein before the apjjbarance-ddy of
the September Term of 1928 of this
Court, at which time said cause shall
stand for trial or other disposition
upon the docket of this court; said
order further commanding the Clerk
of this Court to forthwith issue notice
to all parties holding claims'against
plaintiff Carroll College or asserting
any character of right, title or inter-
est in and to its property and assets,
of any kind whatsoever, notifying
them of the pendebey of said cause
and the matters at issue-thereon, and
that said cause will be heard at said
September Term of 1928 of this Court,
said notice to be issued as aforesaid
by said Clerk, commanding all such
parties to ‘ intervene or otherwise
plead herein not later
pearance day of said
Court, which convenes on the second
Monday after the first Monday* in
September, 1928, the same being the
17th day of September, 1928, and sai0
order further directing that all parties
claiming or asserting agaidst plain
tiff CArfoll College any. character of
right, tit^jB or interest' to its propert-
suit for damages against Mme. Oden- ‘ies or assets, of any kind whatsoever,
and who should fall to appear, inter-
vene., w btherwHe plead hereln Within
said time specified, that thei? claims
shaKJbe foraVcr cut off ;tn»f exttn-. "was ei
plaintiff now under dispute; there-1pear before the 79th Judicial District
fere, plaintiffs allege and say that the, Court of Hidalgo County, Texas,
only fair, legal and equitable way to ■ which convenes on the second Monday
liquidate the affairs of plaintiff 1 after the first Monday id September,
College, and settle its indebtedness, I 1928, being the 17th day of Septem-
and reimburse each and all of said ber, 1928, at Edinburg, Texas, and
paid subscribers, as herein indicated,, intervene or otherwise plead herein
and pass to the purchaser or pur- and establish th?lr claims, rights, or
chasers of said land and assets be-, equities iu aa|d suit, and answer to *
longing to said College by good and all pleadings, contests, or oppositions
sufficient title, is by requiring all to their claims, whether fill '
and to the afore- claimants, whether named herein as be filed herein, at
said described land to the extent of defendants or not, to intervene in this*
his paid subscription, and that said t suit and interplead as between them-
land and assets of plaintiff College selves, as plaintiff .now, px™ ixi
ere not susceptible or partition, among by virtue *of the reasons hereinabove
said paid subscribers for the reasonst alleged, occupies the position of a
hereinafter stated, and hence plain-' stakeholder only, and here now ten-
carry out the . able allowance be made plaintiff's at-
*' ' . torneys for the bringing of this suit.’’
. And all persons holing or assert-
after stated; that plaintiffs are not ing claims ;aqainst Oarroll College,
yested with judicial discretion, and i and all persons asserting or claiming
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paid by said, defendants were abend- claims should have priority over other, any of the property and assets of
claims, and have no way to determine J said Carroll College are hereby sum-
the exact amount of any claim against 1 moned and commanded to be and ap-
, attached hereto marked "Exhibit A*'
1 and "Exhibit B** attached to said
Petition, each and all of
Doctor’s Certificate
In France a doctor can certify
of
and the
certificate is sufficient for a committ-
ment order.
Mme. Odenkoven wanted to oust
M Daitour from her apartment for
reasons yet undisclosed. Protective
clauses#in the Civil Code enabled Dal-
tour to hold the apartment against
ordinary procedure.
One morning several white-coated
[men walked into M. Daltour’s lodg-
ling and took him out of it. At the
doer and in the ambulance M. Dal-
I tour proteste# volubly. He continued
1 to'protest at the asylum. His protests
I appeared to lend credence to the land
[ lady's complaint because he remained
iq the insane ward until friends and
the Press made a fair-sized scandal
out of the case.
. Damage Suit Failed ,
■ Upon being released Dalffnir brought
k-oven but the ease; was throwb out
of court despite tifk Hint that fhe
the landlady to put. him. out of the
way. 7 ■ '
Failing to obtain satisfaction in
‘ court M. Daltour sat down and wrote
“Mr. Legrain in the Madhouse" and
I succeeded in having the paly j»ut
the stage
Brown | the purposes for which it was org-
' anized and incorporated, underttobk
to erect, build and maintain a full
senior Christian Baptist College in
the City of McAllen, Texas, and pur-
suant to said purposes, its Board of.
Trustees entered into negotiations'
with defendant Trustees "hereinabove
named to raise sufficient funds to
build, erect and maintain said college,
and to such end, a plan was devised
whereby subscription pledges would
be secured in an amount of not less
than one hundred thousand (8100,000)
dollars, which were to be made pay-
able to defendant Trustees herein-
above mentioned, and that said plain-
tiff. Carroll College, at the same time
(Jontracted witjh "sai^ defendant
Trustees and other subscribers to
such fund to raise a fund equivalent
to (hat subscribed by defendant
Trustees and such other subscribers
whose names appear on Exhibit A.
“IV.
That pursuant to said plan above
mentioned said defendant Trustees
and such other defendants whose
names appear upon said list attached
hereto and marked "Exhibit A" rate^
ed approximately^ the sum of Fifty-
three Thousand and Sixty-eight and
261100 (353,068,26) Dollars, and that
plaintiff Carroll College raised ap-
proximately the sum of Seventeen
Thousand Four Hundred and Twenty
-eight and 23(100 ($17,428,2?) Dollars
through subscriptions made by the
various persons, and for the respec-
tive amounts set opposite their names,
as appears on said list hereto at-
tached, marked “Exhibit B” and
, further allege and say that on account
i of the many small subscribers that
. repreatnt to secure deeds or other acquitances
and show to the Court that under Ito for their respective interests or
said contract with defendant Trustees trusts in and to said land would, in;
and those whose names appear upon many Instances, cost more than the
the lists hereto attached, marked amount ot their -paid subscriptions
"Exhibit A” and “*B”, it was unable and cause the small subscribers to
to carry out its part of said contract lose their entire amount paid to
to build, erect, equip and operate said plaintiff College. Plaintiffs would fur- plaintiff Carroll - College be enjoined
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of its said contract, and on, to-wit: 1
about December 4,1926, at aealledL
meeting of the Southwest Texas Bap- i is appointed
tint Conference held in Robstown,
Texas, a resolution looking to the
dissolution and liquidation of Carroll
College was duly and legally passed',
directing the said college site, all of
its assets, real estate, both real and
personal, be disposed of for the pur-
poses of paying all indebtedness
against said Carroll College, and
reimbursing all parties who donated,
paid or signed the subscription list
I to the same; that the Board of
Trustees of plaintiff College have rati
( tied said resolution and agreed to a
dissolution of said Carroll College
and the liquidation of its indebted-
ness.
Daniel J. Lawlor, editor of The
Pawtucket (R. I.) Times, says:
That the m^jSat issue in the —
presteegHal canrpagn of 1928 has posed on the order of asbestos, plant
already been settled. It was sejjled J scientists convinced Chief Scott that
by the conventions in Kansas City it is equally as effective an far as its
aad Houston when candidates were uon-burning qualities are concerned,
nominated because they represented
the demands of the voters in two
great political parties
Not -the personality of the candi-
date, not his advocacy of a great
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DID YOU EVER STOP
TO THINK
By Edson R. Waite '
tract in writing
wherein and whereby
wise plead herein. - »
NOW, THEREFORE, I, C L. Fort-
son, Clerk of said Cotfrt,, do hereby
give notice in pursuance of said order
that this is a suit brought by Carrol)
College,- together with its Board of
Trustees, fowit: George T. Balch, C.
R. Riddle, E. C. Couch, Rev. Wroten,
W. A. Knight. J. M, Carroll. IJulen R.
Carroll, R. E. Horn, P. A. Rodgers, D.
W. Glasscock, F B. Freeland, Sid
Hardin, E. L. Compere, W. M. Groom,
E-" I- Murphy, John H. Shary, R. T
Deal, C 7 7-- * ~
Holt and Dun' Tf%htqwer, as plaintiffs,
_______ __eonwlaftrtffff' E- Horn, P. A
— - - • ' [ M Trustees of Carroll
___________ _ _______,, __*ach and aI1 of Part‘
ed to be a new record in employee lea whose names appear uponJbe list
mfimAhast hnrcitn marlrad “RYirhihit A’’
stock distribution at any single Indus: and "Exhibit B”
trial plant is scheduled to take place Original
«t the Hawthorne Plant of the West- whom will hereafter be referred to
Natives captured the queer beasts, ern electric company when -10,923
shares of American Telephone and
Telegraph Company ktock will be dis
tacquired certain real estate situated
in Hidalgo .County, Texas, and (Aos-
.cribed as follows, to-wit:
- AP of Blocks 28, 29, 34, 35. 36,
37, 44. 46, 46, -47, 48, and pqrt qf
49, part of Block 52, all of Blocks
53, 54, and 55, Hammond's Ad-
dition to McAllen, and comprising
approximately . Sixty-seven -(67)
acres of land; and in addition
thereto, possibly two (2) other
lots in College Heights Addition
“’to McAllen, Texas, ’the lot and
block numbers being Unknown to
plantiff at this time.
That plaintiff has ,-at the present
time the legal title to the above des-
cribed property and owes thereon, in
the form of vendor’s lien notes, pay- >
able to C. E. Hammond, the sum of !
Twenty-tw>o Thousand and no] 100 1
($22,000.00) Dollars; that said land,)
as plaintiff believes And alleges, is of i
Gte^reasouable falf-rtBarket-value of j
approximately Ninety-six Thousand
and no|100 ($96,000.00) Dollars.
“V.
Plaintiffs further allege that to the
best of their information and belief
said Carroll College is sow due and
owing to M. R. Nelson in approxima-
tely the sum of ‘Thirteen Thousand
and nollOO ($13J)00;00) Dollars for
materials and labor . furnished and
expended in the erection of a founda-
tion and part of a school building
upon said above described land, and
which amount plaintiff dries not
know and is not ^informed as to
whether same is secured by a
mechanic’s and mat^Halmen’s lien,
but that defendant Nelson is asserting
such lien, and that (he said M. R.
Nelson, one of the defendants herein,
Is claiming an addltfondl supi against
plaintiff in approuimstely fhe sum
of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Dol-
lars, and claims same is secured by
a similar lien, which amount is now
in dispute, and is not a< knowledged to
be owing by plaintiff College herein,
nor by Its Trustees; that one Harvey
P. Smith |s claiming and asserting
against plaintiff Carrol 1 College an
indebtedness in approximately the
sum of Six * Thousand ($6,000.00)
Dollars wlilchtlte, the said Smith,
alleges to be. due and owing to him
under and by. Virtue of a certain con-
tract in writing between Dla.iu.tlh
College ana the ssfld Harvey P. Smith,
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McAllen Daily Press (McAllen, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 192, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 1, 1928, newspaper, August 1, 1928; McAllen, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1284360/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting McAllen Public Library.