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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
.l6 DRIVERS TO TAKE
in 25O-MILE
AUTO RACE HERE I'D

los ANGELES. cal. Feb ll-A
least sixteen drivers will compete in chr
80 mile automobile race "a ~ ran 81
INV Los Angeles Speedway February
=, according Mp announcement IN A.
NJ Young secretary ~ tire Sprrdway
association This will hr The first
race ~ the year f"r points III the i1@@
national championship competition In
addition. S3l0n1 IN ca~h prizes VII hr
distributed
Drivers who have already signed NM
enter include Ralph DrI'alma. Ed,ii-
IIrarn". Jimmy Murphy Tommy Nil
tom. Jerry Wnnderlirh Io~ Thomas.
Harry llartz Eddie Miller. Hud HiIi
and Art klrit all M whom have driven
I'D previous races here. A new comet
expected i~ l.nrir0 Hnrdino Italian
driver. who sailed for AmerirR earlg
in January bringing rar suid tv
speedway officials tn h- one NJ the
fastest iu Europe
Pete nr l'Hnln fnr several vaara
m"chauician f"r Ralnh ne Palms. - On.
tered u" drive " rHr w his own nv thy
~iirt time Af least four other. ears
Hre certain ~ start the names ~ their
drivers n"f having been given ant A.
III" time Mr. Young made his annaun.
cement
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
JUDGE WILLING
TO SET ASIDE
JURY ORDER
Judge Christopher Says He
Followed Advice of the
Attorney General
(By the Associated Press)

OKMULGEE. Okla. Feb. l1-Will-
ingness TO set aside his order OF last
Thursday dismissing the grand jury
which he said had been called primarily
"a investigate the affairs of the drfunct
Bank of Commerce Of Okmulgee was
expressed in a telegram received today
by County Attorney Hepburn from
Judge H. II. Christopher.
Ia 4 telegram made public today
Christopher sair he felt he was the
innocent victim " following the adj
vice and direction of Attorney General
Freezing who has charge of criminal
appeals and claimed that there would
Ls loss of many thousands of dollars
&" our county unless d new jury was
drawn
The dismissal Of the grand jury by
Judge Christopher created scene in
the superior court and brought forth de
nunciation Of his action by County At
torncy Hepburn. whose statements that
the juhy was dismissed just as IL was
about 70 return indictments in the bank
case were received with shouts Of ap-
plause from the spectators who crowded
the room. The judge was not present
when Hepburn assailed his action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
FOR
BONUS AGREED
ON, SUBMITTED
House Ways and Means Com.
mittee Reaches Plan for
Various Taxes

WASHINGTON. Feb. l1-Ths pro-
gram of soldiers bonus taxes and
agreed upon Friday by a house ways
ami means subcommittee. a. follows:
Two and one half per cent on the
undivided profits of corporations, cs-
timated to yield So 1O0O.OO0.
On parcel post packages on which
the postage amounts to 2.Ic or more.
a tax of one per cent for each - cents
or fraction thereof. S1O.OuO.OUO.
One cent a gallon on gasoline So
O0O.0OO.
Twenty-Five cents per horsepower on
automobiles. xj0.0OO.Wu.
Double the present ten per cent tax
on admissions. where the charge ex-
reers - cents. SGuOOO.OOO.
Double existing documentary stamps
taxes. except in thc ease of sales or
transfers of capital stock on which
the rate would be increased from one
fifteenth of one per cent "a one-tenth
of one per cent. SOL 600 900.
An increase of fifty cents per one
thousand in the tax on cigarettes.
S25.OnGu0.
An increase of two cents 4 pound
on smoking and chewing tobacco. $50.
100000.
This program later was submitted
IL the majority members of the SENATE
sInanre committee. who discussed II
with the huiisc subcommittee mem
bcrs without any conclusions.
The conference will be resumed to
morrow and after agreement the plan
L. 10 present the program t. President
Harding
Meantime. another subcommittee Of
the house ways and means committee
Will continue work 81 the bonus bin H.
sclf.
1t was the hope to have the com
pleted measure with the appended tax
program ready for the house within
week ar ten days.
Except for the taxes on unt trihut-
ed profits and on parcel post packages
and the elimination nf the proposal for
q tax on bank checks. the program as
finally drawn hy the subcommittee
was that tentatively agreed upon yes
terday.
The total estimate If the program is
S3l6 60OO. .O0O or $:,4 .OOnWO short of
$3.50, ,0U00OO year. which the COM
miitee has figured will be needed to
cover the cash bonus ..aym"rts over
the half years beginning on Jan.
1929
Annroval cf the tax on undisirihuied
profits same as something Of sur
prise IL Aas pointed out by members
%. the committee that the rat" agreed
upon was only one-eighth of tha. ask
ed by David Houston in his last annual
report as secretary of the treasury.
Among the documentary stamps
doubl.S are those on real estate con
veyanrcs. The present rates re- fifty
cents where the sum exceeds Sln and
does not exceed $500. and Joc for each
additional $500 The only exception in
the increase in taxes. il was said was
made in playing cards, which the sub
committee held already wer" carrying
ns heavy tax as the traffic would
bear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
YELLOW FEVER ON WANE
In MEXICO, is REPORT

MEXICO CITY. Feb. IL Encouraging
reports 20 the effect that yellow fever
is ou the wnne n Mexico were recently
given out hy the national beard ~
health.
IN 1921 there were ll5 cases with 5a
deaths. compared with 500 eases sni
24g deaths in 1920. The majority ~ the
eases were reported i'm the states ~
Vera Cruz and Sinaloa. widely srPa-
rated regions
The good showing for the past year
w ascribed by the board ~ the CO
operation it is receiving from the Phys'-
clans of the republic Ia stamping out the
disease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
Senate Begins Consideration
of First of Seven Treaties

WASHINGTON. II. III. Fch. II
Consideration of the four power pacif-
Il treaty. one II seven laid before the
senate Yesterday IN President Harding
~ products If the Washington confer
rnre. was begun today w the senate
foreign relations committee. which af
i"r a lengthy discussion II thc pact
adjourned 70 meet Tuesday.
~ definite program for the conSid-
GRAFTON ot the -four power ana other
treaties was agreed upon IN the com
mitir". There was nu demand for hear
inEs. however, aud senators said they
probably viii he dispensed with.
The four power treaty was taken M
first today hy mutual consent. il was
said. II was read and rc-rcad at the mi
tial committee meeting. along with
lengthy explanations of The various
uhasrs. made b. Senator Lodge. chair
man.
Lodge said after the session that il
IL probable the committee will not con
slider the seven treaties at one time hut
vii! report out each treaty as consid-
Grafton 10 finished.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
OWNERS OF THREE
FLOOR BUILDINGS
ON The WAR PATH

Owners W buildings in Brownsville
which are three stories or more In
height are un the war path today as
the result NJ an order hy an Inspector
from the state fire marshal's office IN
structing the extension Of their fire
escapes e. the sidewalks. the eXten-
sIons w consist " steel platforms
stair designed. which lower 10 the ca-
sired height above the sidewalks when
stepped upon.
The notice # the Inspector stated
that the extensions were required hy n
law passed hy the Legislature in 1917.
bur which for some unknown reason
had not heretofore been enforced lie
gave notice that the extensions must
he in place within sixty days. and that
the penalty for failure e. comply was
so day for each day after that H.
will return in sixty days to make the
inspection.
"Dn the heels" of the inSur-. N cam"
representative of q San Ant.1p .'ur-
crrn which manufactures the type "
extension needed for the fire escape
"a secure contracts for furnishing the
required trn-foot additions. The iri-ns
thai r''i dAth-'h iH' IT. - III A'hF'
owners.
In one case the cost Of the proEns ed
work was given as S2SJ. which was
not very much less than fh, entire cost
Of most of the fire escapes which were
erected ia 1916. Some Brownsville
buildings are already equipped with the
prescribed platforms
County Judge Oscar q. Dancy said
today that he Il taking tn matter ~
with the state fire marshal for the pur.
pose Of securing an extension Of time.
pointing out that most ~ the property
owners affected have just paid their
taxes and are not financially In posi-
tinn at this time a. undertake fhc inn
provement The county recently was
ordered ~ equip the courthouse with
fire esrapc.
The order ~ The state fire marshal
right al this time iS m imposition %
the property owners" said The cwuer
uf one building in the city which was
ordered 10 be equipped with the exten-
sion And II looks funny IN mr that
the manufacturers agent arrives right
on the heels ~ the Inspector Some
cooperation and business hu~tling. I'LL
say"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
Rail WORKERS
And MINERS TO
MEET JOINTLY
Lewis Hopes for Results That
Will Reflect Credit Upon
the Organizations

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb. III The
first Joint meeting of representatives,
of railroad mems organizations ami the
United Mine Workers uf America viii
10 held III Chicago February II. accord
ing 10 John Lewis. president uf the
miners. Lewis expressed belief thar
tie meeting will 'hr fruitful NJ results
that will reflect credit upon the a-so-
"Iated organizations ami demonstrate
the capacity "f labor to intc.ligently
organize for promotion of its ideals"
The purpose M the meeting n the
Lewis invitation 20 the rail union heads
il TO consider an alliance between thc
two million members of the rail and
mine union organizations ''in resist
anca Of proposed attacks on wage
scales"
The miners III spc ial convention
here next week will adopt their policy
Of seeking new wage agreements cf-
t,etive AnrI /.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
ALLEGED SMUGGLERS
SWIM INTO THE LAW

United States Customs Inspectors
William Shears aud Y. Il. Campbell and
State Rangers John Hcnslcy and II. NJ.
Wallace formed an official reception
committee on the bank of the ,R q
Grandc yesterday for Julio Aleman. Sr..
and Julio Alcman. Jr.. who came from
Mexico 20 the United States via the wa
ter route. They just swan over. The
officers helped the two swimmers out ~
the river and relicvd them Of their bur
den of ten quarts vi mescal. and acted
as official escorts to the office Of Unit
ed States Commissioner Goodrich where
complaints were filed charging the
smuggling Of contraband.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
AFTERNOON FOUR
GOVERNOR ROBERTSON OF
OKLAHOMA IN THE CITY
WITH Il PARTYOF BANKERS

Headed by Governor J. Il. A. Robert
son Of Oklahoma and Mrs Robertson, a
party Of thirtytwo Oklahoma bankers.
business men and professional men. ar
rived in Brownsville at 1920 o'clock
this morning on their way 10 Mexico.
The party spent about two hours in
the city, leaving shortly after 1 o'clock
this afternoon for Matamoros. from
where they left at $3.50 for Monterrey
and Mexico City
The party expects to spend the two
weeks or more touring the republic.
looking into general business condi-
tions and the possibilities for business
there for Oklahomans. They will spend
three days in Mexico City and will also
visit Monterrey. Vera Cruz, Saltilo and
other points returning 10 the United
States by way of Eagle Pass.
The party was the guest of the
Brownsville Chamber Of Commerce at
luncheon al noon over the Manhattan
Cafe
Besides Governor and Mrs. Robertson.
the party included William J. Pettee..
president Of the Oklahoma Chamber Of
Commerce; Jose Montemayor. Mexican
consul at Oklahoma City; ID. W. Collins.
banker; A. y. Leecraft, state treasurer;
+. +. Herring. capitalist; William Nee.
banker; George l.. Browning banker;
Charles Gunter. capitalist; A. Halver-
son. capitalist; Frank Buttram, Mr. and
Mrs. John 5. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. S NJ.
Gloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Won Weise,
Dr. 4. n. Border, DR.. r. n. Mabry. j. vi.
Kayscr, Orba greenwood, f. " Snedc-
ker. Charles Krepty. II. W. krooner. III.
L. Bradley. The party lis escorted hy
J. 4. Woodward, travelling passenger
agent for the Gulf Coast Lines
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N W EVIDENCE Is
FOUND FOR LANDRU;
HE ASKS REHEARINC

rA!;lS. Feb. II counsel for Henri
l.andru. "the Blurhcarl uf GamhaiS." :"
cow under sentence IF death for the
murder ~ ten women and huy toda.
filed demand for revision nf the case.
The demand i, asked on the ground that
new evidence has been discovered An
inhaliiant NJ GnmhaiS is said ~ have
declared that hc saw a dcmcutcd per
son in the uriEhhnrhpud take some
bones from a nearby os~uury and carry
them tn Lanliu's villa
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Edison's Birthday
- = - = -
Just Another Busy
- = - = =
Day in Program
ny The Associated Press }


WEST ORANGE. y. j.. Feb. IL
Scycnty-fiye years ago today Thomas
A. Edison Was born. Today. however.
was just another Saturday in his busy
life. He had made nu plans 10 take n
lay OFF. not even to delay rising be-
yond his usual hour.
While Edison seemingly forgot the
day and its significance. there WAS no
oversight on the part Of the Edison
Pioneers, an organization ~ men en-
ployed by him since lNSJ. Members
If this band ~ workmcn planned for
many DAYS for greetings Ia IT, extend
ed 10 the aged inventor
Messages "f congratulation came
from al parts of the world A private
dinner party will he given Edison at
his home this evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
SHERIFF NOLLEY TAKES
MAHANEY TO EASTLAND

FOItT WOITII. TcXaS. Feh. IT
Sheriff Motley " Eaytlaud left here
this morning for l.a>tlani with a. n.
Mahauey. accused of having stabbed
T.. T. Starkcy ~ Ci>ro February =.
and for whom mob searched the
Ea~tland county jain recently Mahan-
cy has been held here for >afckccriug
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INSURANCE AGENTS TO
FILL OUT new FORMS

AUSTIN. Texas Fch. III Forms
that fire insurance ami miscellaneous
insurance agents must FIN amt with af-
fidavits before they are permitted t.
write insurance in Texas have been
PREF ar;d hy the tate Fire Insurance
Commission Approximately 5000
agents are affected 1lI., j. the first
time such form has been required.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
JAMES STILLMAN WINS
ANOTHER TRIAL DELAY

IOI IGlIkLEFNIE \. Y Fed. IT
Another delay iu rhc trial NJ thr di-
v"rcc case was granted aamcS \. Still
mnn to-day. hui Supreme Court Justice
MorrEau.rr told lawyers hr will insist
on Suced from HuW WA a~ thc public
j. becoming Disguised with thr case aud
The way II l. dragging on Counsel
obtained delay until next Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
ACKNOWLEDGE WORK
OF MISS MONTGOMERY
LSnccial to The Heraldl

SAN JUAN. Texas. Feb. 1.-THE fol
loving resolution was given out today
by @. s v. Ross. secretary Of the Val
ley Chamber OF Commerce:
Resolved: That the Rio Grande Valley
Chamber of Commerce deeply appreci-
ates and greatly thanks Miss Juliane
Montgomery of McAllen. Brownsville
and Houston. for the excellent work she
did in promoting the valley Fruit and
Vegetable Week" in Houston. January
J6 10 20. In expressing our thanks Tor
this work. we feel that il = small re-
compense for so large proposition, and
50 well accomplished; at the same time
il is only by sacrifice such a. this by
people within the Valley that the Val
ley can be built up.
l.. K. DANIEL. President.
o. s. Y. ROSS, Secretary.
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TORPEDO BOATS AGROUND

tUNNTANTINVII.E Fch 1.-TWO
former Austrian torpedo boats. remain
"a and allotted 90 Roumana in the
peace settlement. ran aground Yesterday
at the entrance to the EnSphorus on
their maiden voyage to Greece. The
crew of one of the vessels was saved.
The other j. thought lost.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
WORRY ABOUT INCOME TAX

'|' TNN N~~HTIHfrF TrHWa N
~ PASp. Texas. Feb. While
Nm"ri"ans nrr Worrying over their ir.
come tax M"xirans are wnrryinr orrr
theirs t"". In order w allow time F..r
determining nm What capital lGa1 tnx
viii "" collected. the federal govern
W"ni hnS extended ne time WmIt Fn-
i,l'nE n r"norts from January - a.
February 80
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GATESNHLE. Texas. Feb. 1.-THE
Twyman jury reported ~ ~ O'Clock
todav that ID Was unable IA agree aud
asked the court ~ he discharged. Judge
Mcclellan ordered the jury ~ resume ita
deliberations and report Rt n'clork
this afternoon
The jury last night announced that IL
had agreed on verdict a. 20 Twyman's
guilt. bu that TX was still unable 20
agree on punishment.
IT, q. Twyman was former military in-
struCtor M the state Juvenile training
schaal. lie j. accused Of murder IN con-
decton with the death ny Dell Thames.
an inmate nj the school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
WILL RELEASE PRISONERS

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE colonial Of
flee announced today that pursuant ~
authority granted ~ the British cah-
met steps are being taken to release
prisoners taken into custodoy for Of
lenses committed in England from Irish
political motives prior 10 the Irish
truce.
The eases of posy-truce offenders "a
well ~ all eases I'D which offenders Were
members Of the British forces will be
subject "a further individual cOnsidera-
ton says the announcement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11

u. ;. shipments yesterday, l5l cars.
Lower Valley, 10 cars
Shipping Point Information.
San Bcnito and Nearby Points Haul
iugs light account Of condition of the
market; very light wire inquiry demand
very limited; market weak: prices
slightly lower; few sales carloads. f. o. b.
usual terms. mostly SIS; few sales a.
low as SlO.
Rochester. y. Weather cool and
clear. Practically no wire inquiry; de
mand very poor; movement light; mar
ket dull; very few sales; carloads r. o. D,
huln pcr ton. medium 20 large sizes. $40
70 So; occasional cars slightly higher
Some shipments consigned.
Terminal Markets Today.
Chicago Weather y degrees. clear
Six cars arrived. 80 on track. Demand
and movement slow; market weak: sales
70 jobbers-Danish type, bulk per ton
$50 TO s35; Texaes. bulk per ton. $37;
100-lb. crates. mostly S2.25.
81. Louis Weather 30 degrees. partly
cloudy. Fifteen cars arrived. q on the
track. Demand and movement slow
market slightly weaker; Texas bulk. pei
ton. $40 to s45.
Kansas City-Weather 2l degrees
clear. Three cars arrived. four on track
Demand and movement slow: market
weak; Texas, bulk per cwt., rs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
OREGON AUTHORIZES
\ BIG ISSUE OF BONDS
Uy The Associated l'rcss.l

Ell rASO. Texas. Feb. II Dis-
patches to the local Mexican consulate
state that President Alvaro phrcgnu
of Mexico has signed an order Tor The
issuance W SJ0.u0O.0uO "f serial bonds
to he applied to the liquidation II
debts due hy the government. The
bonds will he retired in - years.
There will he a drawing every year at
which one twentieth ofthc total will be
selected for payment. the dispatches
said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
CHARGE Is MADE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE asser-
tion that William Boyce Thompson. Of
the national republican organization. had
borrowed $5.O00.OOO from the New York
Federal Reserve Bank on a dummy
note" was made by Senator Heflin,
democrat. Of Alabama, in the senate in
the course Of an attack on the federal
reserve board.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
L0RRY LOAD OF COPS
HELD UP BY ARMED MEN

CORN Ireland Feb II 4 lorry
load Of police travelling from Macroom
ID Eandon today was held up hy arm
el men. The attackers captured the
car together with rifles and equipment
but there were 10 casualties
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
SHOWS TROOPS NECESSITY

N" N~-tf'IMFlFT Ffrnu4 \
LoNboN, Feb. II. - Announcement
was made w the house M commons wv
DAY that Premier lnvi Gehrre notified
COLLINS. head wv the Irish provisional
government that fhr KilnAuiHr ln IN
st"r showed fhe necessity ~ The pre-
srnre ~ British r-nnra
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
THINK OUT L0UD'
CONFERENCE Held
BY The GOVERNOR

ACTSlN. Texas. Feb, 1.-The results
w the think out loud conference un
education Will not hc known until the
conference is over Newspapermen and
outsiders are barred. The conference II
being held In the governors reception
room. About twenty-five state school
presidents and members VI the govern
ing boards are present. The conference
was called nv the governor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
Royal Northwest
Cop Got His Man

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb. IL
The ola adage that the Royal Cana
dian Mounted Police always get their
man" was true III the case IL Sergeant
\. vi. Stevens who arrived In San
Francisco with Chow ChimooSkc. taken
into custody at Mexico City after u
chase ur five and a half months and
r"n thousand miles. Chmooskc H.
charged with double murder IN Hr-
Tish Columbia
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
TERRELL MAN WOUNDED

ITiN I IT A~SUrlufc I'rcN~.
TERRELL. Texas. Fch. III H. II.
Keith was shot aud dangerously
wounded here early today III an alter
cation in which a shotgun was used.
Jeff DAYS. constable. surrendered t.
officers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
BANKHEAD HIGHWAY MEET

WACO. Texas. Feb. ll->am GREGG.
VI Pittsburgh Texas. president ~ the
Texas MeNico division of the Baukhrad
highway. called meeting W those in
trrcstrd m Waco March q. The divi-
sion extends from PittSburg a. Laredo
and Mexico City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight and sunday. partly cloudy;
light to moderate variable winds.
The following weather observa.
tions, covering the 24-hour period
ending at z a. m. today. are report
ed by Mrs A. W. Reed. United
States voluntary weather observer:
Maximum Temperature s1E
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TEX RICHARD is HELD
UNDER $4,000 BOND
(By the Associated Press)

NEW YORK, N. ~. Feb. Lick Rick
ard today was held under $4,000 bail,
pending action by the grand jury on a
charge fassaut prferred BY l5-year-
old Alice Ruck and the Children's oS-
cety.
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IS
SENTENCED
TO 10 YEARS

Y
FORT WORTH. Texas. Feb II.-H. e..
Twyman. former military instructor at
the Gatesville juvenile training school.
was found guilty at Gatesyillr todsy. the
jury assessing his punishment at ten
years in prison. for the death 81 Dell
Thames. inmate of the institution.
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AMENDMENT ASCCEPTED.

TT'N 7 W sNNN'ff -INTfTI 7 T''NN.T
WASHINGTON. ID. I'll, Feb. 1.-THE
house today accepted the senate amend
ments 10 the farmers cooperative mar
kctiny bill and sent il 10 the president
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11

NEW YORK. Feb. ii-Iamss a pa
ker. Lo7hnn. literary and dramatic
agent. who had many prominent Brisiah
and Am"rirrH writer's rs his elienta.
died here Wednesday.
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Guide Posts TO ECOnOnlU

the daily advertisements found in The Herald.
Every advertisement is important message inviting
you to share in the daily merchandise activities
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11
Cabbage Mart Today
(Supplied Daily by U. S. Bureau Of
Markets, San Benito)
CuSpplied by q. :. Bureau % Markets.
San Benito1
Shipping Point Information.

U. :. shipments yesterday, 1874 cars.
Lower Valley. 10 cars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-02-11

l.. K. DANIEL. President.
q. S. v. ROSS. Secretary.