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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
PAVING MACHINES
Being MOVED TO
NORTHERN SECTION

The paving machinery which has been
operating on the Brownsville San Beni-
to end of the concrete highway. ~ BE-
ing moved 20 Hariinaen, the work fs
loAdina the big rollers and paving ma
chimes onto flat cars having started
yesterday afternoon immediately after
tho completion cf the south sectirn.
Good progress has been rnade IN the
machines operating west of the Stuart
Place In the IiAilmren-i.a Feria road,
hut the condition of the grade frcm
Stuart Place 70 Harlingea mry make "
impossible for the machines from the
south section to start work immeiiate-
~. and ia IL probable they will nct
start operations until after tho Valley
Fair.
Work ON the desour around the rc-
Gently completed concrcts on the south
section started this morning and the
detour viii be ready 10 open on the
opening cay ~ the Valley Fair. Grad
ers also stated work this morning
clearing off the ctncr te and smooth
ing off the shoulders. and with the ex-
ccptiDn 0f less than ono mile the en-
tire concrete road from Brownsville to
HarinHen viii k II excellent shape FER
the heavy traffic during fair week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
Az N. STUDENTS
WILL INSPECT
VALLEY CITRUS
Class of Twenty, With Two
instructors, VIII Spend
Next Week in The Lower
Rio Grande Valley

Twenty students of the horticultural
department WI the AL A. M. College me-
coInpanied wv two Instructors. will mr.
rive IA The Lower Hio tsrande Valley
Monday and win spend the entire week
here inSpe ting the citrus orchards from
Mission 60 Brownsville, and also attend
ing the Valley Midwinfrr Fair mt Har-
lingcn. Each W the students has made
AL intensive study w Texas horticulture.
ard their visit tc the Valley viii nut
them in contact with conditions such as
obtain i'm mo- other section of the state.
Letters received here by friends Of the
students Indicate they are anticipating
very interesting and instructive trim.
The two instructors. who will be ia
charge 0f the party. are expert citrus
men. and under their tutelagr the stu
dents Will br able ~ acquire most " the
fundamentals of citrus culture.
The party will arrive I'M the Valley
Monday. aud will proceed 10 Mission.
Automobiles win TX provided ~ take
them 10 the citrus orchards OK that sec
fian- and they will gradually work their
way d"wn the Valley. stopping at nil
The principal orchards for the purpose
cf investigating the various methods
employed IN Valley growers. They viii
arrive nj EIarlingen Thursday morning
and will spend the day nf the Valley
Fair. judging the citrus exhibits. and
Friday viii ~ devoted tu the IInrlingcn
and San ReHit0 SpctiOny. The party
viii arrive IN Brownsville Friday night.
and will devote the entire day Saturday
to inspecting the agricultural and citrus
development w the brownsville section
Snnday morning trip viii ~ made wv
Malasaoros. and the party will leave for
College Station sunday night
H. u; Weinrrt w the Eagle Pharmacy.
an ex-StHdrng " the A. N vi. College.
has been appointed to arrange for thc
entertainment 0f the party while they
are in Brownsville. Mr. Meinrrf states
that n viii be necessary r0 secure
rooms for the party w twenty-five. and
requests those who can supply such ac-
Communications to call him up. Auto
mobiles viii also hr necessary to thkn
the party through the Brownsville ngri-
cultural districts
Those students are greatly interested
In the citrnS Development in the Rin
trrande Valley Mr.. Wcinert stated.
y snd they are in u position tD assist ll~
IN promoting the growth KIN
the industry. VI il to the interest XIX
brownsville 40 give them every possible
rg ~rr what this section is
accomplishing IN this line. and plenty WI
ears fer the various trips should W.
provided. Arrangements are also being
made for their entertainment. and il III
hoped the people of Brownsville will
cooperate in this and show these stu
dents the hospitality for which Browns
vile haS always been noted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
Two More Mexican Boys
Held at San Antonio in
Connection With Bombing

Mendoza was standing in front of a
store on Medina street when 4 man
drove up in an automobile, and
calling him To the car. offered him
20 cents to take package to the
express office az the International
Great Northern depot.
The other boy, Raul Fernandez,
was standing across the street. The
man also called him over and offer
ed him p cents u ship the package
hc said
TIE one first approached agreed
Ky ship the package and departed,
.o4 the express office. The other
youth, IT the request Of the man
who claimed that there was some
thing wrong with his car. examined
II.
AT this juncture, Mendoza i
quoted A. saying Ne returned and
asked the sender what the package
contained. After a few moments
deliberation. the man declared that
il contained magazines and was
valued 1t SIS or SIG. The boy then
returned to the express office and
"a few minutes later came back
without the package.
When questioned by members Of
the sheriff's department az to why
he had given the name Of Juan
Morales 10 the express clerk, Men
doza declared that it was common
name and was the first one which
came into their minds. According
70 officers investigating the case,
neither boy claimed to know the
Juan Morales who il being held in
the Nueces county jail Oh y charge
OF murder
Juan Morales and Victor Fuentes,
his step-father, who were indicted
i'm Nueces county on information
furnished BY Texas rangers III con
nection with the Barnes tragedy, Of
ficers here ore convinced, had moth
ing to do with the case.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Nov. 2s.
An order restraining the removal
from Bexar county of Santiago
Mendoza and Raul Fernandez, two
boys being questioned in connec-
ton with the Corpus Christi bomb
OUTRAGE. was issued by Judge w. 8
Anderson Of the Thirty Seventh dis
trict court, % application of Sheriff
James Stevens, late yesterday.
Mendoza and Fernandez are be-
ing held by the sheriff's department
following a written statement il
which they declared they express sd
the package which resulted Ia tnc
death CT y. A. Barnes and his sew
en year old son in Corpus Christi
on November IA.
According to information i'm the
hands OF the sheriff's department,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
Capers Win Deliver
Union Thanksgiving Sermon
at The Presbyterian Church

Bishop Caper~ of Houston. onr nj
the nlcst prstinrHt Episcopal cirr@ymrn
M hr South. Min deliver the sermon at
the union Thank riyiag ~sryi,r to ~
held II ihr Presbyterian cnurrh IhnrS
day mcfains as lu:.N. Bishop Capel~
ias brrn ia Brownsville since Monday.
holdling a Mission al the Church NJ lhr
Advent Ilc KY y speaker III rare ahilits.
ami hiS Thanksgiving serinoE VIII ~ one
that every resident NJ brownsville
should hear
The kIiS opal. Presbyterian. Method
isi. Baptist aud Christian chlifth hes are
cooperating III the union service. and the
following frogfam Has been arranged:
noxnlogs Ghnir and Congregation.
lnso alton Ec, Aiarhio.h. pastor
Church ~ Ihe Advent.
keuaing ~ he Presidents I'rpciama-
iion Dr. :. r. TlaIam. II tEc Christian
hurth.
Hymn Congregation.
Sculpture led l,y irs. II. II. hay. of
The Presbyterian church.
Special Music
l'rpcr chaldain Oscar ~. Reynolds,
1-ih Cavalry.
Hymn ttsii-rr-ai sun.
Thanksgiving Scrmen l.ishup Nm.
r. taperS. ~ The Epis opal church
Hymn Congregation.
htnedrlipn Rev E. NJ Marshall,
pastor First Baptist church.
THE churches " brownsville desire
IL make this real Thanksgiving SER
NJ M tne cf the Local ministers stated
this morning. There H. ~ section XIX
the United States that has more cause
f, hr thankful ilsis year tliar the Lower
Rio Granae Valley. and especially
Brownsville This section haS enjuyd
good harsests and general prosperity.
anl ID H. meet that all churches should
unite III giving thanks for the rirh houn-
iirS Viii have been "ur lct.
\ general invitation iS extended ~ the
people If brownsville to attend ne SER
sicr and assist in making this Thanks
giving Il memorable onr for the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
I WO ADMIT
ROBBERY OF
MESSENGERS

NEW Nolsk Nav - Harlow
i'ioEand and hiS brother. Jrseph. have
mae part confession w their part
n the murder and robbery III tur IVES,
Eid hank messengers in l:rnukiyn on
November ~. leiSftirt Attorney Dodsi
ancHan IA today after seven additional
arrests had been made.
Roth M the Diamond brpiherS denied.
however. thar ihry had fired ihr ~her :
which killed the messengers from whuHl
%i:i.,HW ID cash NaS secured. but shey
have furnished ih, names of three gun
men MIA" dill ihr actual staying. accord
iu< ~ Ilosld
The district attorney also announced
tliai Anthony rantanonc VI i;reukhu.
onr NJ those arrested to-day hal agreed
~ make n complete cunfeSsion of his
part m the crime. whi Ihr district aI-
fvrnry said c1n~istr. W furnishing in-
formation regarding thp transportation
of fArnes G. ihe West End Bank.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
Proposed Road Bonds
Discussed by Farmer
of EI J0yCliu District

such road il seems to me that we build
the better and for that reason | would
prefer the one route. from Barrcda t0
faint Isabel. to any form ~ TIE ".
IN anse IL has les 81 that kind of use
le.S road
The n eighth of Folly.
For an already heavily bonded people
t>one sections having already gone be-
Nond The SiaFnatory limit ~ vote bonds
IN any additional sum fn build hard
surfaced roadS in that kind uf territory.
il seems to ~ the hcighth "a folly.
The Barrcda to Point Isabel PROPOSE
tinn should ~ derisiyrly defeated. ~
there H. nnt now. nor viii there he III
the near future a crying need for such
n road ~ connect these TWO points.
or course. the pleasure seekers. would
Ike ~ see y built. ~ would those who
rent boats and bathing suits. ~ thr ven
drr~ of stuffed crabs they would BE- de-
lighted 70 have the people Of the county
spend half million dollars III order
Thar people might come ~ I'oiut Isabel
~ spend some money With them. but The
tanker. the farmer. ihr merchant and
The majority Qf the professional men,
thry see nn reason and mo Justification
~ Srcn ing thar much money for this
Iaad " this tinsc
! have talked te several II a. Il class
and With one exception I have found
that these people are willing in gn the
limit for bond issue thar viii supply
she pr lplc w ihe coanry with 4 means
~ getting to Highway ~ T.. They
argue. and correctly Nd. that wr have
abundant railroad facilities to handle any
freight that may be- desired to ship from
the port when completed: thar the pro-
TIE ~ the county have raised large
sam of money r. assist i'll financing the
Continued on page iwo.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
KHAN QUER
0BjECTEOT To
BY COUNSEL.

MARIETTA. Ca. Nov %. Efforts On
the part Of the state 10 bring the ku
klux klan iaso the Smyrnc ficgging case
featured she morning session today Y.
the trial 81 Parks Cook. charged wish
being a member of the gang which is
alleged to have flongtd Mrs. Bertha
Hocombt, a widow. ana Stephen Nd4-
ten. her escort.
Solicitor general John Woods. who ~
conducting the case fer the ststc ask
ed one q the defendants il h. was q
kIan member. and the court sustained
the objection ~ the defendant c0un-
sci to the question which was pus to
Joe Bramlstt, orr cf tne six men iR-
dicted.
Bramlett and the other indicted men.
including Keller IIasty pitcher for the
Philadelphia American League hasebs "
club and his brothers Arthur and Frank
Hasty. and Tom Black. were the first
witnesses put up by the defense. and
" "a denied they were members oft the
flogging party.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
H0RITIES
STILL HUNTING
FOR ]. c. STROUD

CHILDRESS, Texas, Nov. -. The
disappearance Monday night Il .. III.
stroud. prominent farmer, while re
turning ID his farm after selling his
cotton mained uasolrcd today. Off
GERS In this county and All adjoining
counties are continuing their search
for ihr missing man.
There are many rumofs current here,
one of rhese being to the effect that \
newly made grave had been found in
the cedar lakes south Of here. and this
rumor led Sheriff Patterson TO leave
town u investigate. The Officers gener-
ally cxnress TIE belief thai Stroud has
been Kidnapped for some unexplained
reason.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
WALTON TRIAL
CONTINUED TO
MONDAY, 3

OKLAHOMA CITY. okla. Nov. -.
The arraisnment of !. e. Walton.
former governor. an six indictments.
charging diversion ~ funds and dispersal
0f \ meeting W the state legislature. was
continued to-day until Monday. Decem-
ber =. The deposeA executive waS 10
have entered pleas to the charges to-day.
The continuance was taken hy argee-
mcnt after N was found that four jury
trials were ~, kpred for today.
Decter +. r. Davenport. state health
commissioner. who Was indicted with
Walton nn five NJ the counts sharging
diversion OF public funds. was granted
a separate trial upon hiS application.
and Was given until Friday ~ enter hiS
pleas
The arraignment of H. H. Edwards.
Nalfrn'~ former personal chauffeur.
was also continued until Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
IMPORTANT PART
ANII-KLAN BILL
REJECTED TODAY
ny The A.secIaled Press.l

tlkIAIIffAIA CITY Okla. Nov. -.
Nrriifh enc ''l The JOINT committees
anti-hu kluS Khan hil. viii h would
lisivr made the uaiue~ of all officers vi
ali secret orders available "a ihe public
1T the rfiieeS ~ tbe county clerks was
rejected iodaf ~ the Oklahoma state
senate. by vote nf ~ to u.
What WIS regarded ~ perhaps the
last stand Uf ihr senate members who
have been fighting FOR al efficient law
fn regulate secret orders was made im-
messiaiel, after this section was voted
down. when senator Charles NJ l'hrr~nm
offered an amendment 40 require local
effirrr~ ~ secret orders 4. keep lists
w mcuberS viii n won't ~ produced
uinn order n any competent court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28

AHtoC ftAAtbttE> apply tHAl 10 tHdl
section south Of RaymondviIle in the
Rio Grande Valley. and ;hr differen-
tials to al Valley points will be the
same. On shipments destined 70 Mexico.
the new tariff states. the first tive
classes were slightly increased. as were
also these two classes TO Laredo. The
reductions ordered by the Interstate
Commerce Commission give Brownsville
the same rates ax Laredo. including the
two classes in which there has been a
slight increase.
The new scale Of differentials, as
:pplicd 10 thc Rio Grande Valley. has
also been applied to an cf South Texas.
which includes Laredo. and the general
application Of the rates and scale found
reasonable bv the Interstate Commerce
Commission for the Valley territory has
cauScd many increases in freight rat~
in that tcrritcry south Of San Antonio
and west Of Corpus Christi. However.
there has been no increases on the
St. Louis. Brownsville & Mexico rail
way except or the first two classes or
shipments 10 Mexico. and verv slight
increase al Odem and one point between
Odom and Sinton. These slight increases
were necessary 10 adjust the rate. tfaf-
fsc men state.
The new rate will place Brownsville
rron the same basis is Laredo on Mex
lean business as well IS local rates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28

no The ppof.lr'< Forum
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if Sn.s..n.. ,e.,,ll MA, s,..~...t ..r ,...,.,..
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Highway X, ~ Win pc;rt I~a.sI
which. ~ fhr same time ua,,sd p;ra ad.,
trunfe rrlirf tn tb.x. .,,,n,nrit;..s \, ~.
r.untr that ar. .l~., n, u..9 ,,r ,..r-,.'.-
4isn win ,hfs b;vh,v., L,,t wv ,n. h.s
srsiertaken "
I have oiSa wai,ed ~ ~ee y ~. s-,,,.
pi4.i.,urrs, c.urt rn,,ll nc...,. AMI
.r,lrr ~ nl.et;n,, car l.,,,,.a ;,.,.. ~, NM.
prn.o~i,i.n ~,h,,;ttaJ n. ,h.,n NJ, ,hs
Committee ~ seven
The renorf ~ ,h;s co,nn,;ttae ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
BIG CROWD FROM
CORPUS CHRISTI
TO VALLEY FAIR

AT least 800 residents Of Corpus Chris
n and Nuecss county will attend the
Valley Fair III Iarlingcn. Thursday,
Decemhes =. according ~ telegram
received En- The secretary of the Fair
Association this morning special
train will be secured by the Corpus
thristi delegation. and they will spend
the entire day al the fair
San Antonio has also sent the assur-
ance that large delegation from that
city will be present on San Antonio day.
the first day of the fair. and Houston is
preparing ~ secure n special train frr
its big delegation. which viii arrive oa
Friday, Dee. y, Corpus Christi and
Houston day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
VALLEY IS ONLY
SECTION TO GET
REDUCED RATES
Recently Published Rates
Show Many Increases
Throughout South Texas
With Reduction in Valley

The new rates for South Texas. fc
Gently ordered BY the Interstate Conn
mcrce Commission in connection ws
the Valleys plea fer "A lower d.ffcrca-
tiai. have been received here, and shcw
that while the Valley will receive sus-
stantial reduction in the diffefential.
with the exception Of two minor classes,
there has been n number of increases
on South Texas lines other than the
Gulf Coast Lines
The published rates which 20 into
effect December 20, give the following
reductions in tho differcntials affect
ing the Lower Rio Grande Valley. the
reductions being on each 100 pounds Of
freight in the various classes:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28

AMARILLO. Texas. Nor - Rising
ir'nprraiurF greeted ihc plains anil Pan
handle today un The heels uf the first hig
SNOW storm * Tie season. The Smow waS
melting rapidly this afternoon. Outside
If delay ia harvesting se crops no dam-
avr was sustained hy the country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
COTTON GOES TO
81 IN new YORK
MARKET TODAY

new YORK. Nov. 2s.-cosfon
took anathrr jump ttis morning.
the December contrac reaching
~ cents ~ mid-afteTnaon. This ~ u
new high level since 1921.
The advance Was attended ~ ac-
tive commission house buying and
en- reports that English agents
were securing he South for spot
cotton and securing large supplies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
WHY ADVERTISING PAYS

4 New Letter viii Appear in this Space Every Day
People who advertise the people Who bv
reading advertisements know where they want
without having from place before finding
wanted Robert Blanton, months 90 street.
Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
UNMASKED BANDITS
ROB ALABAMA BANK
AND MAKE ESCAPE

MERIDIAN. Miss. Nov. 2s--Two nn-
dsrfifi.d white men. unmarked, enter
ci the hank at Cuba. Alabama. twenty
eight hi les north 81 here this morning,
and Mt the point Of pistols held up c-
~ McIowsn. the assistant cashier.
The bandits obtained about $1,000 and
made heis escape IN q ear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
NEFF CALLS ON
ALL TEXANS TO
RENDER THANKS

AUSTIN. Texas, Nov. 2S.---.)vcll-
ing upcn the ~hounsiful RICHES of
Texas Governor Ntff tCiay issued
his annual Thanksgiving proclaim
ati0r. in which he calls upon he
people If the state 10 Join in
Thanksgiving to God Tor the bonn
tcouS gifts. beth ma erisl and
spiritual that have fallen from HIS
hand
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
OREGON RESIGNATION
PLJMCR AGAIN DENIED

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 2s The depart
ment of The interior has issued n state
ment denying the persistent fumofs that
Prs sidcnt Obreaon intends * resign cn
account of illness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
WOMAN'S BODY FOUND
ON RAILROAD TRACK

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov 2S.--The
hody of Mrs. Helen Hager, aGe 23, was
found on the Big Four railway track
near here today. following nn all-ninhM
search which was begun when nniHM
bors reported that they heard hM
scream and saw an automobile bri#
driven rapidly away from her home
The woman's body bore nnmen
bruises
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
Official Weather Reports

brownsville and VII unity: Cloudy and
unsettled tonight and Thursday. probably
with occasional light rains: continued
coId.
East Texas: Cloudy tonight rain on
east coast; freezing in northwest por-
iion. Thursday partly cloudy Ia cloudy
Fresh to strong northerly winds on the
coast subsiding Thursday.
NOTICE: Snail craft warnings in-
dicated for the west coast. and north
east storm warnings for the balance of
Texas coast.
Weather Conditions.
The low over the ;anadiian North
west yesterday morning has moved east
ward and intensified while the northern
Mexico ~Iow~ appears - he uyer the
Gulf this morning off the mouth 81 the
lilo s;rande River. Moderately high
pressure still oyer-lics most Of the
United States This pressure 1itribu-
iirn has been attended by fairly general
SHOWS or rains frem the southern iio. rs
Mountain states eastward 90 the Ailaniie
coast. AMI by light SHOWS over the far
NcrwcSt. over the balance uf The coun
try the weather was mostly cloudy and
somewhat unsettled.
u WAS colder this morning through
ont ihr southern Rocky Mountain re1ii.n
anil the west Gulf states. also On the
middle aud north Atlantic coast. and
warmer over the Canadian Northwest
and adjacent states where temperatures
were above normal at the morning Oh
scryation.
The lowest temperature last night az
Texas stations ranged from =. ~ Am-
arill0 io - af brownsville. Amarillo
also reported 81 inches Of SNOW ~ to
u. N. this morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
FEDERAL PRISONER ESCAPES

LEAvENWORTH. Knns. Nov. q. NV
One of the twenty-sevcn prisoners be-
ing transferred from McNeil's Island 10
the federal prison here for safekceping
escaped en- route.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28

ABILENE. fTcxas. Nov. 2s light
snow covered the eroaad here toIAy. bur
ss tie temperature has net set drop
pei below fleeing. the snow Us expect
ed to disappear tspiais Four inches of
sncw feil at Breckenridge last night
and this morning
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
WIDOW OF FAMOUS
TENOR MARRIED

LONDON. Ncv. .. Mrs. Enrico Caru-
%. formerly Miss Dorothy Park Ber
inmin OF New York, and Colonel Ernest
sInfram of London were married here
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
HEAVY SNOW FALLS
This MORNING IN The
NORTH PART TEXAS

FORT WORTH. Texas. NOV. 2s
Heavy snow was falling this morning
froA Weathcrfofd 70 Colorado. Texas.
according 70 reports 70 railr1ats here.
This Is one II the csiIiest SHOWS on
record ia this territory
Snow Began falling hsso later ~ the
morning setting d n4w rtcord fer car
~ snrws in this city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28
ADVISORY STORM
WARNING ISSUED
ry The AssorIatrd Press. I,

llfy The Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS. In. NOV. 2S.-
Hoist nnrthcaHt storm warning Tex
a. coast Port Arthur ca NaiagDrda
and small Graf. warning west uf
hatrgorda $50 am. Oppression oFf
mouth Of Rio Grandc viii cause
frt IN ~ strong northcriy wirhs
barhirg n northwest and subsidins
Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-28

GAINESVILLE. fcx.s, Nov 2s-
Snox sicst and vain have fallen tere.
ana the run showed from behind ths
clouds f0r ! frw minutes within Ar
hour time to-day.