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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
WEAVER WOMAN
UNDER ARREST
IN MURDER Case

ATLANTA, Ga. Dec. Il.-Mrs. Masgar-
ct Weaver. the trained nurse. whose
home is said TO be in Cleveland Ohio.
who j. under indictment on the charge
# being IN accessory before the fact
III connection with the siayinr Of Cap
tain William cohnrn by Philip Fox IL
undTr arrest III Thrmasyille. Kentucky,
il WAS learned 1t the trial KY Fox here
today. III IL expected that he will tos-
tify nt the trial WI Fox. "A city dctgc-
tive left this morning 10 bring Mrs
Weaver to Atlanta.
Mrs. Weaver u charged III the indict-
mcnt with having accompanied Frx IN
an automobile TO the building in which
Coburn's office was located, a few
minute- befor, tn klan editor shot and
killed cohugn. The state has also in
dicated that Mrs. Weaver waited for his
return. but he was arrested as he at
tempted a. fles from ths building.
Mrs. Weaver left Atlanta immc-
diatcly after the shooting, II was charg
cd.
Mrs. Mary Athefton. private secretary
for Fox was thc first witness called for
IN. defense today. Shq-sHid there had
been Decided ctnnge IN Fox IN the
week preceding the shooting
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
LABORERS JOIN
With OBRECON
AGAINST REBELS
Official Communique From
Mexico City States That
Laborers and Farmers give
Government Full Support

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Dc. 15.-The
official bulletin Of the Obfegon govern
mcnt. telegEaDhcd 10 Mexican conslls
in the United States this morning. stat
cd that the first contingent Of lahore $.
composed mostly Of spinn6rs from Vera
Cruz. who made their way to Mexico
City az the outbreak Of the revolution.
have departed from Mexico City toward
orizaba for the purpose of encountering
the troops under General Sanch z.
Numerous latorers from Vera Cruz
have registered with the military offici-
cials in Mexico City and rendered their
services against the Evolutionary
forces, Offers Of service have also been
rendered by numerous individuals, some
with large contingents. - well as By
thousands OF farmers who are Loyalty
assisting the government. MANY farmers
have notified the agrarian commission
that they are ready 90 take up arms as
soon as their assistance IS needed.
All commanders Of the government
military forces have received proposals
from de Ia Huerta TO join him, but the
proposals have been rejected, the COM
manders in this ir replies impressing up
on him their loyalty 10 the government.
The group Of insur-ectos led by Cen
cral Estrada are beginning to abandon
him as a result Of the advance Of the
federal troops. which are energeticaiiy
opposing him.
The plan evolved by d. II HucFta. 20
secure followers. the bulletin states,
consists Of informing them emphatical-
" that he controls the situation. His
propaganda has been spread throughout
the republic, but has not proven effec-
tive.
Units Of the working class are greatly
excited over the information from Vera
Cruz that the de la Huerta government
ordered the execution Of the leader Of
the labcrers' syndicate. and are clam
pssing to be permitted 70 join the ad-
vance Of the revolutionary army.
President Obregon. who yesterday Wis
tied the zone Of military operations IN
the state Of Jalisco, tnthus asticaiiy
praises tn courage OF the government
fcrces which are now advancing toward
Guadalajara-
General Angel Flores has taken cem-
mand Of the government Of the state OF
Sinaloa. and rendered the government
full assurance Of his loyalty and his de-
sire 70 take immediate steps TO repress
any uprising which may occur IN that
part Of the republic
The ports of Vera Cruz AMI Manzanillo
were officially closed by order 81 the
Dbrcgnn government today. according 70
information received IA the Mexican
consulafeS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
Official Weather Reports

Brownsville and vicinity: Fair and
slightly warmer tonight and Sunday.
East Texas: Generally fair tonight
and Sunday: slightly warmer in east
and south portions. Light to moderate
northeast to eas. winds on the coast.
Weathsr Conditions
The pressure was high over the entire
United States his morning. the baFome-
ter having risen throughout the Rocky
Mountain region again, holding the
Mort hwestern low practically station
ary This pressure distribution j. at
.ndcd Nv fair weather and sub-normal
Temperatures throughout the country.
The only precipitation reported for the
last "a hours was from the immediate
south Ailrntic coast. Tampa. Fla. and
Mobile. Ala. with amounts very light.
No decided temperature changes oc-
Cured anywhere except that the cold
wave reached tho south Atlantic coast
this morning with a resultant decided
drop there. Elsewhcre throughout the
country temperatures a.e modcrasine
slowly except in the Plateau region
where IL was coldfr again.
The lowest mpsratnre last night 2
Tcxas stations ranged rom p - Am
alillo to 43 At Brownsville
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15

eva CARA and Pedro Gonzales. upon thu
junction at San Marcos. has isolated
III bla from railway communication
with the Mexican capital. The troops or
General Almazan me- also threatened
On the right flank bv the troops of Gov
cinor Garcia Vigil of Oaxaca, who join
cd the revolution Yesterday. in company
with General Maycotte.
The revolt in Oaxaca was the most
portant event of the day, sscording to
de Ia Huerta headquarters. This state
lies south and west Of Mexico City. and
Governor Vigil is one Of the most prom
intnt political leaders in Mexico. De Ia
Hucrta HEADQUARTERS state that an fed.
eral tro0Ds in the state ioined Governor
Vigil and General Mavcottc IN the re-
volt.
General Dicgucz. wh0 revoltcd in Ma
zatlan, has formed junction with Gen
cral Estrada at Guadalaiara. General
Estrada returned from the advance line
Yesterday 10 review nine regiments of
volunteer cavalry. differed NV cadets
from the military academy al Guadala-
lara Practically all cadets at the mill
tarv academy have Joined the revolution.
and are being used to officer volunteer
regiments and detachments throughout
the western zone.
General Cintora has captured the city
Of uruaDam in the state cf Michoacnn,
and General Renteria Luviano has tax
en- Acambaro, an important railroad cen
ter In the state of Guannjato,thc pos
session of which. de TN Huerta leaders
state. will make easy all military opera
4WF Il LM LA #~w~M NJ
Generals Estrada, Alvarada and DicRucz,
which are rxpfct 70 close In un Mexi-
60 City from the north an A west.
On the isfhmus 81 Tuhiuns.per, rebel
General Castillo Tapia, Carlos Domin-
Lrez' and Laeeses ars max ~ an at
tack cn hseric Mexico. n only city TX
art Tampicc, cr the Gulf still he'd h.
'.r Obr.ao government.
General Pineda of HuimanguilIo in
the state Of Tahasco has joined the rev.
olution with 500 federal troops, who
control the verv important. region or
Chcntalpa- This force will Join the
troops attacking Villa Hrrmosa. capital
Of Tahasc0-
GEncraf Antonio LechuGa. who was
serving under General Andrew Alma
zan * Puebla. has rtvoItcd and joined
The AZ la Huerta forces. bringing a
large contingent Of troops with him.
There have been few Developments on
the Vera Cruz front in the past twenty
four hours. but decisive action is ex-
pecicd at any time The capture Of ORR
entail has given the Dc Ia liuerta forces
the key position east Ct Mexico City.
rebel leaders state. and the closing in Of
Estrada's columns from the west places
the Obregon forces defending the Mexi-
can capital IN a desperate position, they
assert.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
;
ALL RACE HORSES
MOVED TO NORTH
Side RIO GRANDE

An the rncc horses which were taken
across the Rio Grande TO the Ia Rosita
track. have been returned a. the Amcri-
can side Of the river. the last "a imals
bs;ir brought scross last night. Stables
have been secured for all horses in
Brownsville and vicinity. and they will
be kept here until political conditions
in Mexico permit he resumption q
the racing schedule. Every facility was
Offered BY the Mexican officials IN
transferring the horses 70 the Amfri-
can side Of the river.
II Il probable that races will he run
Christmas Day. IL conditions Ia Mexi-
w permit. track officials stated ycster-
day. and they are confident that by ~
first If the year Mexican political diff
ficultics will be settled and the regu-
iar schedules resumed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
BONDS FOR TWO IN CORPUS
CHRISTI BOMB CASE FIXED
AT HEARING OF CASE FRIDA

CORPUS CHRISTI. Texas. Dec i5.--
Bonds IN the amount 0f $1,000 flr
Juan Morsle les and of $500 for his
stcpfather Victor Fusntes. charged hy
Indictment with accessory after the
fact and with murder. respectively. IN
connection with the death or u. A
Barnes and his little son in this city
last month by a b5mb explosion. fere
fixed yesterday aftesnoo by Judge A.
". Cunningham Of the 2s;h criminal
district court. at tn hearing. on appli-
cation for writs Of habeas corpus for
the defendants which had been siled By
Mrs. Victor Fuentes.
II was hy agreement between Dis
trict Attorney Milten West and the
counsel for the defendants that the
bonds of the prisoners were placed AZ
these amounts. The defendants were
represented hy Russell Savag Of the
local legal firm of Boone and Savage,
and hy WI III. Blan1an a the firm of
Simmons and Bianton of San Antonio.
The indictments against Morales and
Fucntcs were returned by the Nueccs
county grand jury. the former being
carged With accessory after the fact in
connection with the Barnes bombing
tragedy. and Fueates being charged
with murder. Since the returning e the
indictments. the defendants have been
held in jail without bond. Fuentcs hr-
ing held in Sinton. while Morales first
wss placed IN jail in Corpus Christi. but
last week was transferred to the San
Patricio county jail under orders from
Judge Cunningham
When the hahtas corpus hearing first
opened yesterday afternoon, attorneys
for the defense asked permission 20 file
an application for subpoena of q non
resident witness in the case. stating
that they wished TO summon Joe Car
rama. q San Antonio. 20 testify. This
permission was granted By the court
but following the agreement TO place
the bonds at the amounts named. the
applications for the NONRESIDENT wit
ness were Withdrawn.
District Attorney West announced to
The court following conferences between
himself and the court and attorneys
FOR the defense. that an agreement had
been reached among the attorneys tc
place the boys bond tx $1,000 and %
place the bend of Fuentes At S2,5n0
with the understanding that the ~
II ndants would hc permitted 10 IN.
,rcduce the. testimony of j. r.. GUIDE
American Railway Express company
clerk at the international and Great
Northern railroad depot in San Anton
nio. who handled the deadly package al
that point.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
CHURCH COUNCIL
URCESU.S.JOIN
WORLD COURT

ColtMII'S. Ohio. Dee. 15.-The
Federal Council of Churches is an ardent
champion Of the late President Harding ;
plan for the entrance Of the United
States into he world court also favors
the membership q the Washington gov
ernmeEi IN the League If Nations
Though H. executive committee. which
closed H. annual meeting here lasi night.
the council expressed The desire thar fhr
United States either enter the League WI
Nations to propose some more effective
substitute.
Other i-solrIiunS adopted hy the exc
cnIiye committee appraled fnr assistance
BY church members ~ the United States
in the enforcement of the prohibition
laws and urged the contribution Of re-
lief funds for the Near East. central
Europe and Asia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
VALLEY HOTEL AT
WESLAC0 BOUGHT

WESLACO. Texas, Dee. i5.-H- W.
Biggs. an experienced hotel man. has
purchased the Valyley Hotel building
from the Weslaco Lumber Company and
Is this week having il entirely remodel
ed. re-decorated and furnished with new
furnitur.. Every modern convenience
will BE installed with hot and Geld water
for guests, 4 pretty dining room and
modern kitchen. Mr.. Biggs will run n
on the American plan basis and will cat
cr 10 the travelling public who desire
better hotel accommodations.
The building will be completed and
ready for business ~ the 20.h Of this
month. according 70 Mr. Biggs
The hotel will continue under its OLD
name. The Valley Hotel"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
TWO BURNED TO
DEATH In FIRE
AT new ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. Dee. 15-Tw0 men
we're burned 90 death to-day when they
we're trapped III the off of the Federal
Products Company I'M WrSt Wego.
Jim IIanihan. night watchmrn. upon
hcarin. tile explosion NJ nn ol stove.
rushed into. The building tn rescue :. W.
Fitch VI Biloxi Miss. bnokkecper, who
slept ia the offirc. III H. believed hr
succeeded III dragging Fitch. who had
been overcome IN smoke. from his bed
Int fen PROSTATE from heart attack.
The bodies 81 he two men We're founi
later by fireinen. who had succeeded in
subdming the flames
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
R.B.CREAGER
MAY REFUSE
POSITION

(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. ID. &. Dec. l5.--
II. II. Crcager Of Brownsville.
Texas. has declined for the pres
en-. tn offer Of the appointment
az Ambassador Id Mexico
Announcement of Creager's de-
cision was made tnday af thu -AsAites,
House in a statement which said
that he was unwilling 40 give up
at this time his duties as head Of
the republican party Of Texas.
The statement was rs follows:
~Hon. r. b. Creager Of Browns
vile. Texas. has been rendered the
post Of Ambassador To Mexico by
President Coolidge. as had been
done by President Harding
Mr.. Creagsr. since the death
0f President Harding has been
chosen head Of the republican par
tv organization in his state. and is
n very influential party leader Of
the southwest Tie il unwilling 10
give up this work tina. his fellow
citizens have entrusted 10 him. and
has trerefcre declined for the pres
ent. thr opportunity TO be ambassa-
dor 10 Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
KANSAS PAROLE
: OFFICER SHOT BY
CONVICTS DEAD

ST. LOT'I~. Mo. Dec. Ia David
Burns. thr faruIc officer from the Kan
sa~ penitcniiary. died today from the
bullet wounds received yesterday from
one of ne two rccnptureh c0nvirts he
wa~ taking hack to prison.
The shooting occurred nn the Missouri
Pacific train n Alicia. Arkansas. Burns.
who was wounded four times. waS ~
years old. Burns named Benny Casey
as the man who shot him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
NEW YORK CANGSTER
CONVICTED OF MURDER

NEW YORK. Dee. 15.-Louis Cohen
was today convicted tf second degree
murder IN connection with the shoot
inr of Nathan kaplan. known "a the
East Side nangsfers 81 kid Droppcr"
IL tnxi in front or the Essex Market
Court last August.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
NEFF ENDORSED BY
TEXAS COMMITTEEMAN

DALLAS. Texas, Dee l5.-Thc Texas
State Democratic extcutive committee
today endorsed Governor Pat vi. Neff
for the democratic candidate for pres
idcnt. The vote On the end0rsemt Mt was
25 for and against.
The endorsement az the governor. ac-
ceptance cf the resignation Of Walter
Gerrcn Of Naxahachie. as a member Of
the committee. and the filling Of four
vacancies. comprised the only business
of the mo-ning session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
ON
COMMITTEES
IS REACHED

WASHINGTON. ID. XII. Dec. 15.-An
agreement which may end the tie-up In
tbs house over committee assignments
~as reached tcday BY the republican in
surgen. leaders who have been in con-
ference with the organization leaders.
At the same tim. negotiations to break
the senate deadlock were renewed, but
the outcome remained doubtful.
Under the agret ment on the house
side. republican insuigent will be
place cn the rules committee which di
The dsmoctats will b. denied addition
III representation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
ONE GUNMAN CAPTURED

MINNEAInLI>. Mimi. Dec. Ia
-Four escaped eonvicts. who We're corner
NJ after leaving the Minneapolis pos.
cffisc. last night shot and wounded \
pairoIinan and two by-Standers. One ~
the gunmcn was captured and taken ID
police headquarters. where he gave the
name of Red Ryan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
FORMER SHERIFF CONVICTED

TEXARkANA. Ark. Dec ia. j.
GurIey. former sheriff and collector Of
Miller county. Arkansas. was convicted
Yesterday in Miller curcui; court on a
charge Of mishandling public funds The
jury assessed the punishment al five
years in the state pcnitcniiary. Notice
Of appeal was given. Recently Gnrley's
bondSmcn made a compromise SETTLE
mpnf with the county by paying $4,000
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
ALLEGED SLAYER
OF MINISTER TO
SERVE FOUR YEARS

CUMBERLAND. Va. De- To-
Larkin Garrett was found guilty Of vol
unlary manSlaughter and bis punishment
fixed at four years imprisonment by the
jury today for the part be had taken in
the killing last June Of Rev. l.. ;.
Pierce.
Ills brother Robert. who was jointly
inGi ted with him for the Slaying. was
recently convicted of second degree MUIR
der and sentenced to five years in the
l'enitentiary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
WEALTHY BREWERS
FO u ND GUILTY BY
PENNSYLVANIA JURY

NEWCASTLE, Pa. Dee l5.--Geofge
Lamort. president cf the Standard
Brewing Company. and II. Il. Haun. Sec
rctary and Henry Grotcfend, brew
master. all wealthy men, we're convict
cd here today after their third trial on
charges Of conspiring in manufactur-
ing. possessing. transporting and szll-
ing intoxicating liquors.
The case Is enc which aroused much
interest throughout the entire c0un-
try.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
NEGROES WANT PARDON
FOR NEGRO SOLDIERS
IN HOUSTON, TEX. RIOT
tRy The Associated PressN

BOSTON, Dec. l5--The National
Equal Rights League, negro organi-
zation. today issued u call 10 all ne
rrocs IN the country to send a letter 20
President Coolidge asking 4 Christmas
pardon for the negro soldiers az the
Twcntv-Fourth Infantry. who are now
in the deral penitentiary az Leaven-
worth. Kansas. for participation in the
Houston, Texas. riot in 1917.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
ULSTER PURCHASES MANSION

BELFAST. Dec. l5.-The UIstfT gov
crnment has purchased Millsborough
Castle. County Downs. as an official
residence for the Governor General, tn
Duke OF Abercorn. whose seat. Barcn's
Court IA too remote from Belfast
FIillsborough Castle IL one of the most
beautiful tf Irish mansions and IN the
ancestral home of the Downshirc family
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
COOLIDGE EXPRESSES HIS
APPRECIATION TO G. O.
P. LEADERS OF DAKOTA

WASHINGTON. ID. g. Dee. H.
President Coolidge has written letter
10 Samuel Elrod. former governor ~
South Dakota. expressing hi~ anprecia-
ton III the action uf The recent South
Dakota republican proposal convention
IN granting him preferential presidential
endorsement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
Beggar Arreste d
- - - - -
for Vagrancy is
= = = = =
Found to be Rich

PASADENA. Calf. Dec. l5.-Er-
nest Singre, crippled beggar,
paid the maximum fine of $500 for
vagrancy. and in addition received
a sentence 10 thirty days in Jail
yestt rday. when his case was tried
in justice court
Justice or the Peace Dunham
found that the defendan. tas ac-
counts In seven different banks.
carried $500 in travellers checks
in his packet. and IL part owner Of
a valuable business block.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
CITY OF PUEBLA Being
EVACUATED BY 0BREGON
FORCES, HUERTA REPORTS

General Andrew Alnazan. comman-
der of th Obrcgon troops III Pucbla. IN
evacuating that city. and concentrating
I'll trcops on The highways leading tc-
ward Mexico City. according to the o.
fetal report issued this morning AZ the
hcadularters of the de IA Hucrta provis-
ional government in Vera Cruz The
capture IL Oriental Thursday and the
advance Of the two columns OF rebel
troons commanded bv General Villanu-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
HEAVY FIRE LOSS
AT DALLAS TODAY

DALLAS. Texas. Dec. 15.--A loss of
approximately $l50.000 was caused by
a fire here today which destroyed The
three-story warehouse Of the r. G.
Palmer Paper Company.
The firemen had very narrow escape
when the walls Of the building collaps-
ed. The origin Of the fire is not known.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
AUSTRIA RAISES FREIGHT RATES

VIENNA. Dee. l5.-En an effort 10
meet the railway deficit. Austria has
increased freight rates 40 per cent.
Even with the increase the rates ar far
below pre-war times. Advances IN pas
sengar rates are under consideration.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
MEXICAN FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT STILL
HOLDS TAMAULIPAS

Thirtv-scven MUNICIPALITIES in the
state Of TamauiDas are under the con-
troll cf the federal government, under
the military administration Of Gene RAJ
Benecio Lopez. who j. now at Victoria.
This information was received from
Fmiliano Fernandgz. immigration IN
speetor nj Matamoros, who receives
daily reports direct from the Mexico
City government
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
ROBBERS LOOT SMALL
BANK In OKLAHOMA

PAWHUSKA. Okla. Dec. l5-Two un-
mrsktd robbers held up the Grainola
state Bank al Grainoia. 35 miles south
west OF here today, and cscap with
81 900 in currency. according to re-
port reaching here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
NO TRACE OF AVIATOR

LONDON. Dec. 1I.-Tn 40 Int last
night no trace had hrcn found VA Law
renee ~. Sncrry. the American aviator
whose small nirplane was found im the
English channel Thursday, three miles
off Rye.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
COTTON PRICES
BREAK ON new
YORK MARKETS

NE YORK. Dec. l5.--A severe break
occurred today ia cotton prices. send
ing March cotton down to 33.25 and
May cotton ~ 33-+5-
The break represented D5 point loss
over night, amounting 10 practically
Sl4-50 per bale loss since the govern
mcnt crop estimates were reported.
The chief reason for the decline was
the withdrawal of mill buying and the
southern hedge selling pressure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
OIL FIELD WORKER
DIES FROM WOUNDS
RECEIVED In HOLDUP

EORSICANA. Texas, Dec. 15.-G. B.
Bell. an oil field worker. died in hos
pital here today from u pistol wound
received when two robbers held up N
lunch room in the Ccrsicana oil field
last night.
The bandits, after holding UP the
nIace- IRE said to have fired three shots
into the room. woundinE Bell
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
POLISH CABINET RESIGNS

(Ev The ASsoriafed FreSS.i
WARSAW. Dec. 15.-The Polish cab
met. headed by Premier WitoS. resigned
last night. In parliamentary circles the
opinion j. held that business cabinet
i the only solution of the crisis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15
Former Brownsville Consul
Arrivesin Havana, Cuba, on
Way to Join De La Huerta
(By The Associated rress)

HAVANA, Cuba. l5-J. formerly
consul Brownsville who lef
alleged belong the Mxn arrived here yesterday
Mexcan
de Of revolutionary
Ulloa declared that
he tock with him, belonged the OF TamauiFas and the
military authorities Matamero favorable Cbregon and
him buy the Ia
leaving Brownsville
he the Lara governor
OF of whom the belonged
the de la Huerta
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-12-15

Consul Alfredo Vaquez who charge Of the
vile consulate aed this
az consulate revealed that the
72l39 This he the consul for the
o. purchasing and other supplies for the
and that be used for the
Of which the garrison has abundant
, 1923-04-03

Our furniture prices arc the low.
est Harmed Brothers. Phone 24e.