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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
DR.. BURWELL WILL
CLOSE SERVICES In
CITY SUNDAY NIGHT

Tommorrow's services will close the
ten-day series of revival meetings
which have been lu progress at the
Pres byterian church under the direc-
tion of Dr Ill " Burwell. Of Dallas. Dr.
Burwcl. has been preaching powerful
sermons each night and good crowds
have attended the services. one NJ the
most intereting, features OF nx. Bur
wells work has been his Bible study
services. held each morning VI this
week Ills Thorough familiarity with. the
Bible. and his thoughtful and cie1r in-
depreciation Of the Scriptures has made
these services very interesting pr. Bur
well " declared TN MI whn have heard
him TO be the greatest interpreter Of
The Iihle that has ever conducted ser
vices here.
For the Sunday morning service Dr..
Barwef has invited all the lawyers Of
the city % hear The Perfect Law oi
God. which many Of those who have
heard DR. Burwell preach before. dc-
clare j. his greatest sermon.
40 services will be held tonight. as
Saturday II observed as day NJ rest
sy the evangelist.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
GOVERNMENT ORDERS
RECALL. OF BAVARIA
MILITARY LEADERS
fBy The Associated press)

EERl.I\. oct ~ The situation i'll
regard 10 SaXony Indicates temporary
aba cmenr NJ the tension whih II has rx-
isted he past few days The Berlin
government j. ronfining it, activities to
general policing movement in an fefort
10 suppress all lawleSSneS> and rioting.
The report that General won l.o>>nw.
commander ~ the Hcich>wrhr in Ia
varia. had been recalled by Dr. Ges>ler.
military dictator NJ Germany was today
confirmed ~ the minister If defense
Non l.oS>ow's stubbornness in acting on
orders uf the defense minister. III which
Ee was encouraged by the lsavarian die
tator Won kahr. 80 incrfsrd President
Ebert and Minister Gr>~ler that they felt
he federal military authority and army
discipline would ~ seriously menace rd il
they permitted General Won I.osSow "a
disobey their orders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
COURT TO VISIT
ALLEGED SCENE
KNIGHT MURDER
Thorough Investigation of
Mystery Surrounding the
Death Of Wealthy Texan
to be Made by Court

flIpENlN. Ariz.. or. au-Thr spot
on the bank ~ the river where the body
# John Knight. wealthy Texas oil
man. i> alleged ~ have been burned and
the bones buried on the night of july Is.
l?2l. will BE- visited today by Judge Me-
Nee. the attorneys of the court and the
four defendants charged with the murder
of Knight. the judge announced this
morning
Ruby laub. one Of The states wit
neSSes. testified that >he had seen 4. ".
EileS and Tom Tunstall bury the body at
that point. and the remains of the Skrle-
ton were found four months later.
The decision to view The SPOT WIS
reached during the preliminary hearing
after the counsel for the defense had he
quested this action. the request being
made by Mrs. Lctita Smith Mrs. Esther
TunSiall Fulton and other defendants
\ deposition from H. IL. Cave Of
Dallas said that the diagram Of he jaw
bone. found on the bank of the river.
does not correspond with his record.
The attorneys said Cave possessed a
dental chart of Knights jaw bone. which
he took when he performed dental work
for him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
Californian Succeeds O,Usley
as National COmniadey of the
Legion; Elect on Eleventh Vote

SAN FRANCISCO. prt. 3u.-A tired
officer welded the executive manage
mcnt ~ the American Legion to Il newly
elected national commander when Alvin
Ow>iry. retiring commander. turned
over 10 John X. Quinn. of California. the
responsibility ~ guiding the dr~tinic>
VI the Legion for io3.;-2I ~ the close
of the fifth annual convention If the or
canzaiinn here last night.
Owsley. weary from his years strife.
hi> $1,000 miles of travelling during hi~
administration pn behalf VII the Legion.
and showing loss of - pounds. smiled
4 wan smile a. hr took Commander
Quinn by the hand and said:
/ turn YOU over % the mrrcirS of the
newspaper men. the photographers aud
The public
\ far different type NJ man took az
Owsley'~ burden Quinn. cowboy and a
typical NNcStcrncr of the open plains. inn
mrdiatrl, aunoWn M ~ would drdratr
bis administration "a conducting Wig
otuus campaign To- obtain immediate
passage W.T. the rN>crvirr mems adjusted
compensation act. and a close and human
contact between the disabled veterans
and the government agencies Ill charge
of rehabilitation and disqualification.
Quinn was clrctrd un THE eleventh
ballot. Ills total vote was 5Ua. com
Jared with 81 for james A. brain. of
Washington. ~. C: - for Clarence Il.
Edwards. of Boston. and - fnr Wilder
:. Metcalf. of Kansas. with H. absent or
not voting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
BIG DAY FOR GRID
WARRIORS In ALL
PART OF THE U. S.
niv The A ,~oriatcd rrcssl J

N.t.,- x-Apr 80. ,n E.lr....... s .
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,I,.ad n, ,b. y,,intts mart. nf thr
I-.i,.i S. ,ad,,.
r.,
A.ta,.. p,I,. y. W., paint
:,
c,,I,,,bi. y. pcnnsyIvarin at Philu-
a.t,ht.
G.r.tl =. col.,..c ~ I,bara ny
n,,..,outh ". Vermont ~ HurIinr-
W.,,,,rd j. UoI,. Cross N Cambridge.
u,.y
pann s,,,o 90 Navy NJ state Cal
I... y.
..l,r,b u Svr,cpsc ~ New York.
princc.or a. Notre Dame. Al New
tta,ar cor,
Far West
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
SAN BENITO TAKES
GAME FROM EDINBURC

SAN BENTO. Texas. Oct 20-Thc
most interesting game Of football that
has been played on the san Bcni;o
field. was the game yesterday between
the Edinburg high school eleven ana
and the high school team Of this city.
San Benito winning by score Of 32 u
o. The day was almost perfect, just
cool enough to inspire good work on the
part Of the players and with bright
sun an the time and practically no
wind.
The team from Edinburr IL fine
bunch of young men and according to
the home boys "tocd four square" an
the time and played the game for all II
was worth. There was large and most
enthusiastic audience present. composed
Of practically an Of the town and they
saw their home team play the hardest
rame they have played ~ far this sea-
SON
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
POSTPONED GAME
With SAINTS TO Be
PLAYED SUNDAY

Fair we;.tler il indicated for tomor-
rows game between the San Benito
Saints and the Brownsville All Stars and
the game which has been r=ined out the
paS two Sundays will be played on
the local diamond. starting at , o'clock.
Brownsville fans vill have the o.por-
tunity 70 see Arguijo. former Valley
star. who was drafte; By the New York
Yankees from the Corsic.fa team OF
the Texas Association. where he star
red the past season. and Pompa another
well-known player. in action. Both
players have remained here for tae
game, and will be in TIE lineup tomor-
row.
The Brownsville team tomorrow will
be the strongest aggregation put in the
field this season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
BY
Wife DISCLOSES
PLOTTO MURDER
NtN Thr \.-n.Inirl Irr..l

SAN DIEGO. C.l Ot. - Mrs..
George 4. Schick made 4 confession to-
day az the county jiI. wh.ch w SUBJ
st@ntia:ed hy the fiudirs Of tine body ~
her husl ni, ryal estate tcalgr whi
has been mia sing since Fel rualy. would
probably resul. ID the filing oi Murdcr
charge aea ust y. Drt4 C.rk. ac-ord.n.
10 the district attorney.
Clark is IN The jii here with hi,
wife on th, charge w for-cry w cou-
neetion with transfers OF Schica', prop
erty 70 Clark Nr. ScLck hls been ar-
rested at the home She has betn occu-
pying for several months.
According "a the of. GERS Mrs. Clark
knew OF her hrsb-nd's relations with
Mrs Schick and remained on fricldly
terms with both. THE district attorney
aid that others besides Clark would bc
involved in the ease III Mrs. Schick's
confession is cor oborated by the dis
covcry Of the hedy lie declined TO re-
veal the details Of the confession.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
FATHER OF MRS. ]. L.
PARKER PASSES AWAY

Word has been received here ~ the
death of !. 4. Jones. father cf Mrs. J. l.
Parker " brownsville. AT kimSley. Kan
>aS. on October -. Mrs. Parker was
with him at the time Of his death.
MIR Jones was - years old. and was
one of the pioneer settlers in western
Kansas. IIr had been III for some time.
and his daughter had been with him.
until about a week before his death.
when Nv seemed past danger aud she
returned 10 Brownsville. lie caught
rold. however. during storm. and de-
vcloprd pneumonia. Mrs. Parker went
TO him immediately on learning Of his
illness
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
BROWNSVILLE
TEAM DEFEATS
JUNCTION CITY
Local High School Team
Wins From Harlingen in
Friday Game By A Score
of Is To 6

IiaNing "n very rough field tLr
Brownsville high school team defeated
iiaringcn yesterday IN n lnu>r,y ,ln1cti
game by the Srurr of 5J-G Coach Sui n
made many suhStiiution> throughout the
Whole game. and PLAYED the ~ oni
string men a great part of the time.
iiarlingen PLAYED steady game. c>peci-
ally on the offensive. lIarlin=cn men at
times breaking through the Brownsville
line for gains: and in hong end runs the
llarlingcn Interference was excellent
Brownsvllc'S work on the defensive
was not ~ 10 it, usual standard. the
line allowing the llarlingcn men io break
through frequently. bui on the offrn-
sivc. Brownsville gained almost az will
+ through her lighter opponent.
The only touchdown by Harrington
made in the last quarter. was disputed.
Harrington attempted a drop kick. ami
fsiied. Seaman of Brownsville III kcl
up the bail. apparently To give it tc the
referee 20 place on I,rownsvillc'> 3O ward
line. according ~ the rules hut hc
dropped the ball and llarliugcu man
recovered il behind Brownsville, goal
line. In the first quarter two touch
when Richards intercepted Il IIarlingrn
pass and ran IL yards for touchdown
The next touchdown was made when
Scanan carried The ball across or y
slap signal after The Brownsville ba /,
field h9d CARRIED The bali down the field
b, series of line bucks FOR : cnuSccu-
tive first downs.
The SEC, nj quarter marked nnly one
Touchdown. when Graham of brownsville
received the hall on u forward pass.
running III yards for touchdown.
Fuckctt made a spectacular run IN this
quarter by returning a IIarlngen punt
40 yards.
i;rownSviIlr's last touchdown Ia the
third quarter was made ga another
rum. Brownsville was srrely pressed on
her own IL yard line. Puckctt HI kcd
the ball ~ yards Carey of Harrington
fimblcd the ball. and s'huckman of
brownsville. recovering the tumble and
ran 10 yards for Brownsvillc's last
touchdown. II was also in this quarter
that Carey. llarlingcn quarterback. in
trrccpied n pass. running 10 yards be
fcrc he was downed nn beautiful tackle
by Richards. the opposing quarterback.
Out of thirteen forward passes az
tempted By Brownsville. only four were
completed. for "A total gain of los
yards. while llarlingcn gained twenty
yards on three completed passes out IT
five attempted. Both sides were pen
alyzed for being offSiic. Brownsville
was pcnalzed for total loss Of -
yards. while Ilaringcn host only fifteen
wards IN this uny Harrington made
seven first downs to Brownsvillc's eight
-Four fumblcs were made by the locals
and all of them were recovered. while
1larlngen recovered two Of the three
fumbles made by them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
GENERAL PERSHING
AND SISTER LEAVE
FOR TOUR OF FRANCE
Nh The N..nrIaird rress.l }

WASHINGTON. u. &. Oct 20 Gen
eral PcrshinE. accompanied by his Sis
tar, Mrs ~ NJ Batter ~ Nebraska. slip
ped quietly away from the capital today
for three months sightseeing tour Oh
France.
Passage was engaged on the Leviathan
sailing from New York today.
General Pershine l. said to have mad
plans for this trip months age. and ali
agencies NJ the government were invok-
ed that might help prevent publicity
and induce the French authorities 20
allow The general and his sister to Wis
Il France as nspieuously as amy
other Americans. az
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
SAN BENITO DETOUR
is STILL VERY ROUGH,
AUTO DRIVERS REPORT

The detour between Barreda and the
San Bento end Of the concrete high
way, which was opened yesterday is
very rough. auto drivers report, but il
l. possible to get through without ser
ious difficulty. The road is rather
soft. and no truck traffic will be per-
mitted.
II is probable that truck traffic on Tic
new detour will not be permitted until
the ground dries sufficiently TO permit
the removal of the trough constructed
across the only bad mudholc on the de-
tour The old detour or the Los Fresnos-
Olmito road will be available for truck
traffic in 4 few days. according to .e-
ports. and trucks will probably be routed
that way.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
ALLEGED MURDERER
KILLED In Home BY
MINNESOTA POSSE
fI}y The Associated Press)

ALEXANDRIA. Mimi. Oct 20-Ei-
ward Larson. age 80. the slayer of Jacob
Lev. aged 90. was shot TO death by a
posse and his body partly burned when
hiy bungalow was fired in an effort TO
drive him from cover. The possemcn
found his body early today when they
examined the smoking ruins Of the
house.
Larson. who is believed to have been
insane from the use Of moonshine IA
quor. held the law III bay throughout
the night lie had shot Ley when the
latter attempted to intercede in behalf
Of Mrs. Larson and her two sons whom
Larson had driven from the home at the
point Of gun.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
BRING PERJURY
CHARGE AGAINST
The WITNESSES

OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA prt e
Perjury charges against several wit
ur>>rS before the D. u,r Impeachment iu-
tigatinn cummittr" will hr placed in
thr hands w ihr grand jury nnw in >r>-
sion here according 10 Rcprr~eutative
nin~cy chairman NJ The committee
The names of the witnesses against
whom the charges viii be filed were not
made public.
The Investigations ~ the house com
miltcr continued today. aud three news
'Ifirr Hiru Nrrr uur~iiruyd III w under
stood thcy have been asked uuc>iions re-
guri'ing hr governor alleged shoot
M Kill order issued before ihr house
members attempted o. meet on Sep
lnmhcr 70.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
RESUME WORK NORTH
END OF CO. HIGHWAY

Work on the La Fcria end Of the
concrete highway u going forward rap
idly. and over 500 feet Of pavement wa j.
laid Thursday. the last day the ma
chine ran. The paver was moved from
the end Of the pavement out of La Feria
70 Tiocano yesterday. and will work
from that point back 10 the end Of the
paving at Stuart Place.
The road IN still too muddy for re-.
sumption OF paving work on the Browns
willie end. but il j. thought the work win
he again under way Monday or Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
WEBB COUNTY CROP
WILL BREAK RECORD

LAREDO. Texas. Dct. 20 Webb
county this year produ cd the largest
co-tnn crop 10y it> history. according ~
giuncts reports. Approximately 2ouo
bales are expected tp be- ginurd this
season.
Farmers of the Laredo district are
m"v busy with their hig bermuda onion
crop. and while The Young onion plants
in the seed beds are attaining Il whole
~ninr stand they are busy getting the
open fields into first class condition for
tran>planiing either late in November
w early m December II i~ expected
that about 1000 carloads of onions will
BE- grown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
PANTS CHARGES
AROUSE ANGER
OF della HUERTA

MENICO CITY.Oct2u Adoifo de n
HueIta. minister of The treasury and
candidate for the presidency. asserts
that ~. hus been threatened with death.
He states that BE- had known that Pres
idcnt OhreEou and Alberto PAM, the
minister wv the treasury have been
awaiting the announcement of his can
didacy for tho purpose uf "h hcamirchIng
his good ncme.
In denying the charges BY Minister
PAM that million pesos had been mis-
appropriated during the treasury admin
istration az dc Ia EIuerta. the latter
said NJ would make even more serious
CHARGES II unseen hands did not cut
.hort hi- life. like Paucho Villas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
TO OPEN FURNITURE
STORE In McALLEN

J. Edclstein of this city has rented y
building ~ McAllen and will open a
modern furniture store there in q few
weeks. 4 large stock of furniture having
been ordered which will be ready for
shipment within a few days
Mr.. Edelstein has been In business
here with his brother. NJ. Edelstein for
some time, and IL we'll acquainted with
al details Of the furniture business. He
will sever his connection with the local
furiturc house as soon As his store at
McAllcn is ready for business. and viii
move to that city to make his future
home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
MRS. BROUSSARD GETS
TWENTY YEAR SENTENCE

FORT WORTH Texas. Oci. 20
Mrs. Lillian Hrou>sard. alleged slayer
of her husband Louis. was sentenced ~
twenty wears imprisonment today by the
jury. With had dclibrratcd on her fare
since yesterday. The jury had disagreed
at \ previous trial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
HUMBLE CO. ANNOUNCES
REDUCTION OIL PRICES

HOUSTON. Texas. Oct. 20 The Hum
bic Oil & Refining Company today Gu,
the price Of Ranger and Burkburnett
crude 20 cents barrel on nh grades
except the lowest, which remains at the
same figure.
The new prices range from 90 cents
for 30 TO - gravity TO $l.3O for 80 grav-
ity. II was announced that the reduc-
tion has been made to meet prices quot
ed by other companies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
BELIEVE OFFICER POISONED

LOS ANGELES. Calf. Oct. .O-An
autopsy has been ordered performed on
the body of Gus Harris. III. investigator
for the district attorneys office. who
dropped dead. to determine whether he
was poisoned ~ bootlrggrFs. whose en-
nifty he incurred in prosecuting liquor
cases. Harris who was formerly ward
IN ~ the Texas state penitrntlary ~
Huntsville Texas had specialized on pro-
hibifi"n enforcement work for the past
year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
Explode Bomb
In Rear Hotel:
Guests Escape
lBy Th. Associated Prcssl

~. i AaSptAdlti .+feNSD
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2O.--ScvcraI
persons were injured and score of
guests were driven into the street
in their night clothes early today
when bomb exploded in lie rear
Of a It. Louis hotel near the bust
ness section.
The impact Of the explosion hurl-
ed many Of tire guests from their
beds and caused several persons i'm
the lobby To be cut BY flying glass.
The police were unable TO secure q
clew a. to the iden ity Of those re-
SpOnsible for the explosion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
ruARCES COOK
COMPOSED MANY
CIRCULARS SENT
tBy The Associated 7ressl

FORT WORTH. Texas. Oct. ~ Dr.
Frederick Cook. charged with the mis-
use # The mails in connection with var
ipu~ VII promotions composed most NJ
the l-fter~ sent ont ~ the Petroleum
Producers Association - prospective
stock subscribers. according to the teSti-
mony offered bv the prosecution in the
trial today.
John SWcii~on. a pusiofticr Inspector.
presented Testimony 10 this effect
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
TEXAN APPOINTED
ASST. ATTY. GENERAL
Uv The Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON. u. a.. Drt. ~ The
appointment of Judge Daniel Iackson Of
Texas 10 hr Special assistant ~ Attorney
General Baughrrty w connection with
the war frauds Investigations. was an
uouncrd today IN the Department ~
Justice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20

Brownsville Substituiions

Second quarter: Graham for Castillo.
Torres for Mcclure. Canfu for lcaL
Shuckman for Mrlcndcz. I'urkctt for
Ncrtrccs. Dcl;ardclrbrn for Tijcrina.
Third quarter: caldcroni for Seaman.
II. Tijerina for Richard. Hogan for
Bennett. IIoughtclins fer AlonSo. Yer
trees for Caldcroni. Eiggs for Cromack.
Fourth Quarter: Leonard for De
Bardclcben. Trevinp for Bigg> Richard
for 4. Tiicrina. Bennett for Trrvino.
M"lendez for Shnckman. Tabor for
trumack. Alfonso for Tabor. A. Iijcriua
for Leonard
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
GIVES DECISION In
PROHIBITION CASE
fRv The A.soeiated Press.l

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. - Judge
Charles Mrkrrlhu VII TIE federal dis
fri court today rendered decision
holding that congress. ia the adoption n
iniructivr provisions ~ the prohibition
act did MOI intend Co destroy the right
uf pyrry citizen charged with rrlme N"
trial ~ jury aud rs make % mandatory
upon the court ~ issue injuncilonS IN
every ease where thr evidence proved
common miSauce~ existed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Brownsville %; Harlingcn g.
San Benito 32; Edinburg 0.
McAllen %; Mercedes -.
Donna Il; Mcslaco q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
LLOYD GEORGE NOW
AT LOUISVILLE, ky.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct. 2O.-David
Lloyd George and his party arrived
here today. and the former premier Of
Great Britain will be the guest over the
weekend Of Judge Robert Bingham.
publisher Of the Louisville Courier
Journal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
Governors Meet With
President Coolidge to
Talk LuaU Enforcement
CIV The A~soriaicd l'rc~~l

tl,y The A~sorinted Hrc~Sl
WASHINGTON. u. q. Oct 49,
The governors of more than thirty
states today met with President
Coo iidgc and other federal Off
cial. at he White House To con-
slider methods Of obtaining better
Cnfnr, cmCpt of ''c immigration.
ani narcotic laws.
They we're ruc-ts of the president
at lurchCcn before the meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
DEATH OF Az INFANT

RAYMONDVILIE. Texas. Oct. 90
The intent son y W. and Mrs. Russell
Eaton died nj tFtr.r home here and was
buried Friday afternoon at I o'clock
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE

PARIS. Texas. bCt. ~ harie>
Kimerrr. Of this city. assistant super
utcndrut ~ the Ame~ Shovel ami Tool
company was killed Instantly here when
his automobile colidcd with q street
ear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
Official Weather Reports
ADV ISDRN

WASHINGTON. ID. &. Oct. 20.No
vessel reports received between Swan
Island and Cuba. Disturbance prob
ably central about latitude 10. lon
gitude 81. No strong winds reported
this morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-20
Local Weather Data

Barometer Z pm. yesterday ... COOS
Barometer : AIN. today ........ 30l3
ri mpNcratuic highest yesterday "a.
Temperature . pm. yesterday Y.
Temperature ! p.m.y esterday ~.
Temperature pm. yesterday 81.
Tempcrature lowest last night 81.
Temperature Z ann. today ...... ~.
Temperature 10 am. today ..-.. 81.
Tempe fraturc 1890 todcy ........ 20.
Humidity pm. Yesterday tpctl ~.
Humidity Z ann. today tpctl .... rs.
Humidity 1880 today tpctf .... 40.
Precipitation pm. yesterday ... 600
Precipitation am. today ...... goo
Total rainfall this month ...... 5.39
Wind fdircc. and vel.l pm. ~ NE-5
Wind tdirec. and vel.) am. ... NJ
Weather pm yesterday ...-. clear
Weqther am. today .......... clear
sun sets today OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5:5s
sun rises tomorrow ... f:32