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The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-04-25
President Coolidge ASKS
D. A. K. Members to Vote

Washington. - President Coolidge
appealed to the women Of the nation
to exercise the right Of franchise. His
appeal was made in patriotic ad.
dresr that featured the FIRST days pro-
gram Of the thirty-third continental
congress of the American Revolution.
Two thousand delegates attended the
congress.
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-04-25
MORE CHARACTER NEEDED

John ]. Tigert, .. >. cUIIII,I'' 81 aa,,
of Education, has these WORDS 70 Soy
about true and false systems Oh euI-
.at;on: "More character and less cur cur
tnrei That is our great educatlonaI,
uacessitv today. Honesty, justice ana
decency contribute more to a proper proper
.oo;oi attitude than intensive culture
S sud rnodern efficiency. If we can not
s anu these virtues along with mod
ern thought, then we had better as
mantle our splendidly equipped lnstl.
tntions of learning and return 10 inc
old log school house.
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-04-25
Saturday, April 10

SENATE-Met at noon and in session
most of the afternoon.
Discussed the soldiers bonus bill
which remains on the calendar as the
unfinished business OF the senate. ~
will come up each legislative day until
finished and the final vote on it is like
Iy to be taken within the next few
days. 1t will pass. is the prediction OF
senator's of both political parties.
HOUSE-Met at noon and in session
the rest of the day.
The agricultural appropriation bill
was. under discussion all afternoon.
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-04-25
Many cItIes Nave eus Lines.

There are i0s cities In the coun.
try that use bus lines and nj the pres
ent time more than 10000 buses are
In operation.
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-04-25

CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.--Grand
River Lodge No. "a, Free ana AGce ISo
ed Masons, recently ce,epra'eu 'N'
18th anniversary of its BIRTH
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-04-25

SENATE Met az nooni recessed nj
Passed tho immigration restriction
bill by n vote of SO To 6,
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-04-25

Patronize Fiery Cross Advertisers
The Minnesota fiery cross. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1924-19??, 1924-04-25
Daily Index of
American Congress
Continued from page 2 :

had been prepared and delivered after
conference OF Democratic leaders.
Owing to his other duties, Senator Nc
Lean, Connecticut, resigned as a men,
Der of the special committee to inyesti-
gate the indictment of Senator Wheeler,
Montana, and Senator McNary. Oregon,
was appointed to the vacancy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
SVEETIN-HICHT
HEARING TODAY
Alleged PRISONERS Coun.
sci Preparing Motion
to Quash Indictments
an Thc A.socintcl Prcs,l

MOUNT VERNON. H. Oct Is \
motion TO quash joint indictments
charging Lawrence VI Hight and Mr.-
Elsie Swcctcn. both of Inn. with muir
der was tl hc heard IN circuit h.re tn-
day. The indictments charge them
with having conspircd 70 Kill by pois-
on Mrs. Anna Hight wife Of the form
cr clergyman and Wilford Swcctcn,
husband of the prisoner.
when tha defendants were brought
into court yesterday for arraiEDmrnt,
Nelson r fayman. attorney for Hight.
asked postponcmcnt until today because
Re had been retained AS counsel on
Thursday and had had no opportunity
20 familiarize hims II with the cRsc.
Judge q. &. Kern granted the contin-
uarcc.
The court room wu. crowded to CARR
acity yesterday when ih defendants
were brought in to face each oth COR
the first time since September 20, The
day On which Mr.. Swccten couf,- sci
her part in the AN. gcd poison plot af-
ter spending several hours in cell
with thc former clergyman and yield
ng to hiS pleas tn confess that shr
had administered thc poison to her
nus band.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
OFFICER HELD
after Staying
Ciddings Representative
Shot at Georgetown
Football Game

~ STIN. pci, -. Alva TownSlry.
deputy city marshal NJ GcorE"trwn. hell
n iail here III connection with the fatal
~hp"'ine of Charlr~ WI Fird~ state
representative FROM ';iddineS at Grorge-
town yesterday. refused today Ia make
any statement concerning the tragedy.
Tpwn~lry wa- brought here la>f night
I'M Gr"rErt"Wn Officers aS a prrcaution-
ary in-aSHre
Fields was Shot at football game br
tween Gidding~ and Grprrrtown high
-rhorl~. r." died 90 GcorertoWn hos
pital few minutes after arriving th'rc
Ills hr"thcr. John Fields wh" Is mayor
of ',iddingS. WAS struck over the head
with y pistol receiving minor bruises
The Field hr"rher- went tn q nrgr-
town fn watch fhr hnlI game. 4 son NJ
the decd man being member ~ ih'
Giddiug. team TnWuslcy il said 90 hav'
Engaged ~ an alteration with the coach
of ih" Gidding~ team. IL lef' the ficlc
and lHtrr ou attempting - return WA.
rr~trainrd ~ the Fird- brothers. Th'
-hnntiu-' then occurred
TrWn~lcy IN the Travis county i'm
refused ~ make statement nf any kind
even ~ 10 hi- business declining 10 tail
tn new ,papcr men who attempted tc
interview him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
ENJOYS.
PROTEST ACTION.
OF MEXICO Head
Merchants Attitude Not
Rebcllious, Is Claim, in
Effort TO Recall Ex-
pulsicn Order

MEXICO CITY. Oct I3 The French
ara Spanish ministers and the Ger
man charge d-affairrs hav. lodged re-
presentations with the Mcxican foreign
office sctkinc annulmcni Of President
OhfeSon's order # expulsion, issued
vest lday against eight Of the most
prominent foreign merchants of Puebla
ity because of their refusal ~ com
ply with THE new income tax law The
dips mats claim that The merchants at
titudc was not of 4 rebcllious nature a.
they were only abiding BY ruling Of
the Puehla Chamber OF Commerce
which had decided to boycott any of its
mtmbcis who naid the tax.
The Puchla chamb has invited sim
liar Institutions IN other cities % take
joint action seeking annulmcnt of the
president order, which gives the mcr-
chants five davs in which u leave the
country. The chamber claims that the
income tax law was issued bv presiaen-
tial decree. General Ohfcgon not being
invested with extraordinary authority
III financial matter. and that il has
not vet been discussed or approved by
corgrc.
I'm addition 20 its decision 10 boycott
any member paying the tax. the Pucbla
chamber threatens 70 order the imme-
diatp closing If ail stores and factories
should the authorities show intention
of nlaring nn embargo On any member
cr otherwise fully attempt 10 collect
the income tax.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
WILL DISPLAY ART
COLLECTION HERE

A travelling art exhibit consisting Of
more than $50 reproduction of the
great masterpieces NJ art. some in
color ana others in pia. will hc un
display at thr Junior high school dur
inE thc coming week, thc display being
under the supervision of Miss Sophia
Spivcy of chat school.
The art exhibit wa brought here as
part Of observance OF national pic
turc week. during which time all
schools are asked to make some effort
~ ram attention to some of the great
masterpieces ~ art. and - remind the
children how much the world has be- n
frightened and helped 10y art.
Al the end of the week picture
memory contest will be conducted IN
the ass mhly room to test how many
can recognize the outstanding pictures.
a nominal charge will bc made fer the
exhibit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
SHENANDOAH
REACHES ENDOF
TRIP TOPACIFlC
Mooring Delayed TO Aft
ernoon TO Conserve
Helium, Officers Say;
Fog Interferes

TACOMA Wash O.f l~ VIII,
Shenandoah Sent y mr~ l.p M hrr moor
iug mast ai camp Levi Just before I.
u'clock that She would d. unable - moon
without valvug hclium and would not
tie ur until O'Clock 'hi, afternoon.
TACOMA. WA h. prt rs The
Nhrn nduah within few miles uf hri
mn"ring mast wa. cruising around
Camp Lewis A $40 This morning. cvi
IDENTITY waiting for the fog 10 Iift - sh'
high land.
~ -, ,hc WAS seen near Stcilar"om
\ miles northwest 1T her mast.
IA N.-..;. thr Shenandoah hHd inrrra MI
her elevation tn 500 feet and ~h" could
hr seen against ihc ,un that wa~ rrrriug
through thc f"g which was clearing
gradually Officers ai the mast con
>idcrcd The fog was still too dangerous
for landing 10 be effected.
CAMP LEWIS. Wash. Get. m. The
dirighlc Shenandoah WI thr I'uii"d
States Navy. approaching thr turning
point "f \ round trip q" The Pacific Coast
from Iakrhurs'. y. J.. wa~ in sight her,
at 40 this morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
Church Meet Pleads
For Peace Measures

CLEVELAND. O.. Oct. ls.-Today
will end the business session Of the
international convention of the Disci-
pies cf Christ which has been IN scs-
sion here since Tuesday. Election VI
Officers and selection NJ convention
city for 1925 was the closing business.
Sunday To be devoted to religious ser
vices. will close the convention.
The convention. representing $500.
congregations and 100000 commun-
icants vest rday passed 4 resolution
declaring that war III essentially ANA
inherently supreme violation of the
teachings and spirit Of Jesus" and
calling upon the government Of the
United States, Ito cooperate whole
heartedly with other nations in every
effort - outlaw war a. Il crime among
nations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
TO name
new U. 5. ENVOY
Daeschner to Succeed
Jusserand, Foreign
Office Admits

PARIS. Oct. ~. Emile naoschncr.
director NJ administrative affairs at
the Quai DOrsay. who IN considered IN
French official circles and among th-
chanccllcries Of Paris as the hest
trained diplomat in the French service.
VIII most probably succeed Jules Jus
serard as French ambassador at Wash
inTon within q few weeks.
Dncschner himself said, today IL
would ~ good news IA him if IL prov
cd 70 bc true hut that his only infor-
nation about his reported appointment
was CLEANED from today's papers.
i was scmi-officially confirmed at
the foreign office. however. that M
nacschner had been chosen To succeed
the veteran incumbent at Washington.
The announcements or this decision. il
was added. had been pr mature.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
BRITISH LEADERS
TO Be UNOPPOSED
(Bv The Associated Pre.)

LONDON. Oct. ls-Formor Premier
Stanley Baldwin. conservative leader
who IN standing for tht Bewdlcy dIvi-
sion NJ Worchestersh was ono of
the fiIst candidates declared returned
uropposcd in the nominations for the
parliamentary elections of October 20
which closed today
The veteran r. I. O'Cnnncr. the
Right Hon. John n. whitley. speaker
of the House. and Vernon Hartshorem.
postmaster general. are also among
those who will return to parliamen,
without fight
Premier Mcdonald, whose voice gave
cut yesterday because of his strenuous
spanking campaign. arose early today
and declared he found himself none the
worse Tor the strain lie spoke briefly
this afternoon ut Port Talbot and IL
planning to go to Cardiff later for q
quiet week end rest
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
MICHIGAN TEACHERS
SLAYER IS SOUGHT

CoNkLIN. Mich. oct IS Early to-
DIV police, who h>' night guarded thi-
vi,inity. took up the search for Egbcrl
i'ykc. wanted u connection with th,
iltal attack uu Miss Molly Fleming. =.
Year "ld school teacher Mis- Fleming
\ teacher ~ thr Zig Springs school. one
rilr ~nu'hra>I nt mere WAS found by
pupils ~ ihr fcar of the ~,hnol in shed
shortly after thr children had been dis
missed
Tho Young Woman. with H llrg cash
,ut M hrr head. wH- uurun-ninl when
found aud died .ryrrJl hnHr latter 4
hlpody aNc was fn0nd nearby Children
attending thr school Said ihai Dyke. Il
rcpui'd former ~uif"r. had b"ca ou tho
,choul grounds when >ch""l Va- dis
MISSED lar" h-i night li~ automobile
wa. found abandoned iu rrmrfrry near
here
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18

lied either because of her sex,
because of her married status or
because she is the wife of a man
himself disqualified by law to
hold the office.
IN this holding. the high court over
ruled Judge George &. Calhoun OF the
district court on the two points Of
jurisdiction. On all other points they
sustained him.
The third court Of civil appeals GER
titled six questions to the supreme
court. the first two dealing with the
jurisdiction and the plaintiffs right to
bring the procg edings, the remaining
four dealing with Mrs. Ferguson's eli
gibility.
The opinion written by Associated
Justice Thomas u. Greenwood. said i'm
reference 70 Mrs. FerGuson's eligibility:
when thc competency Of women 1,
hold office in Texas i challenged. the
fundamental inquiry is as to the ex-
tent of restrictions on the people on
their sovereign capacity ~vith respec.
TO freedom Of choice of their public
servants. No further authority need
he cited demonstrate the correctness
of this position than the language
which this court. through its great jus
tice. Reuben X. Gaines. quoted with ap-
proval in Stenoff against state. as fol-
lows:
eligibility to office is not declared
as right or principle by any express
terms Of the constitution. but IL re-
suits a just deduction from the ex-
press powers and provisions Of the sys
ten. The basis Of the principle l. the
absolute liberty of the electors and the
appointing authorities TO choose and
appoint any person who is not made
Ineligible by the constitution Elgi-
hilitv to office. therefore. belongs not
exclusively or specially to electors en-
joying the right Of suffrage. II be-
longs equally to all persons whomso-
ever not excluded by the constitut on
a careful ANALYSIS Of the controlling
sections Of the constitution. in he
Continued on Page Four
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
S0L0N ASSAILS
Hines ADDRESS
Vets Bureau Charged
With Passing Buck
in Letter

DEFIANCE. nhin pir i~ In 4
letter addressed Y" Frank III Hines. MI
rector ~ ih' United States veterans hu-
r"au. t"ngrr- q. T. Thompson. re-
publican. of Defiance. Yesterday charged
the bureau with. delay. passing The
buck ami matteution IN the ra>,~ Of
former >rryirr men deserving rchahilita-
finn.
The congressman said ~ WAS prompt
cd ~ writ" the litter ~ the recent ad
dress of Director Hines before Red
Cross convention in Washington. where
IN the director declared every deserving
cN soldier IN receiving adequate care.
Hundreds ~ eases have come ~ my
attention" tnngr ~Sman wrote. and Il
very small percentage If them has been
satisfactory"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
Civilization Marches to
Doom, Says Scientist
lN n .N--n.Inl.d H.

nation equipments of destructive forcc>
~to.riiy iugm' ned hy new aud NOR"
deadly di~ruvcri'~. the march ut cyiliza-
iiun moves toward arnihilafinn. br.
Robert A Milkan. Nobel prize winner.
ANA international authority on thr me
chanic~ NJ the atom. told IN" In~ IN
( les scctinn of the association of the
army of IN" nircd Statc> 81 a banquet
here last night.
Referring 10 the warning recently ut-
tered IN Winston Churchill. English
statesman. that thr advanrr in death
drrliur efficiency NJ world military c~-
adjustments il preparing fer suicidal
war. pr Millkan sand that in the main.
n Il scientist. | agree that he Is right"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
THE WEATHER

Brownsviil. and vicinity: fair To-
night and Sunday; not much change
IN temperature.
Fast Texas: Partly cloudy to unset
tied tonight and Sunday. Light TO
moderate east to southeast winds on
the coast.
Weather Conditions
Generally fair 70 pleasant wealth T
continued throughout The United States.
cXctpt over extreme southern Florida
where heavy TO excessive rains occur
red since last report. Temperature
changes were Also mostly unimpotant
hc highest tempeatue yesteday ~
Texas stations anggd fom So nj San
Antonio 10 7s al Amaillo,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18

PHYSICIANS TO STUDY
IN ORDER TO HANDLE
=: y X
NEW NECK MALADY HERE

Physician of Br wnsviilc are plan
ming to 80 to Dallas er New York soon
to take 81 cial course of study In
the cure # u new disease known as
"airnianc neck. which. IL IL stated.
has made il appearance IN Browns
viii
The disease is permanent contor-
tiou or ihe muscles ~ the neck. caus-
cd by lGng he head in an unnatural
position for TOO long per.ol of time.
In Brownsville scyorai eases h1va been
reported whore persons contracted the
mulndy on account M watching the FRO
grcs of the urw bank building aa w
goes up story hv strTy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
THREE RUM RUNNERS
TAKEN AT new YORK
lRv The Associated i.rerl

NEW YORK. Oct 1S.-Firing more
than dozen rounds Of ammunition
from their machine gun. marine police
III the patrol launch Gypsy today cap
tured two rum running boats in the
lower bay and drove a third on TO the
rocks off Srt Ilamilt-n. Brooklyn.
Seven prisoners were taken and $50
cases OF whiskey and alcohol were
cized.
The captures were made afttr a 20
mile chase III the for.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
FRENCH PLAYERS
EN- ROUTE TO U. S.

PARIS. Get. lS.-F.rmin Gcmier- act
tr-maunrcr VI tho government suhsidlz-
a Odcon Thcatrr. II sailing on the lin
cr France for the United States with
"a company Of - to give a series Of
performances in French.
IIc is going upon an invitation trans
mitt,d ~ the French government
through Secretary cf State IIughe- as
return for the compliment paid hy
the French to the American actor.
Jal1s X Ilackctt. VIII was invited to
appear in a number Of special Shakes
rcarian productions az the Odcon two
years age.
Premier IIcrriot sent his best wishes
fnr the trip and his thanks 70 the
United State and to Mr.. Hackett IN 4
letter to the American actor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
(Bv The Associated Pres,rN

NEW YORK. Oct. ls.-A denuncia-
tion Of the United States Veterans
Bureau for its policy of supplying
cheap. shoddy flag" for the coffins
If veterans ~ the World War. was re
vealcd today. At recent committee
meeting of the New York State Fed
Grafton Of Womcn's clubs. Mrs. Lillian
L. Sire produced flag which she de-
clarcd 10 hc made Of Shoddy inferior
material and to 10 minus a row of
eight stars. She declared the flag was
one Of 100000 contracted for by the
Veterans Bureau.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
Coroner Probes Death
OF Maryland Filler
CBy The Associated Press

SALISBURY. Md. Oct 1s-A coron-
er's jury today heard testimoEv TO fix
responsibility for the death OF Glen
more Hastings. q. who fell $50 raet
from the wings of an airpIanc. whiI,
dring exhibition stunts late yesterday.
The plaae had circled over the city
several times and was about to make n
landing When. il is believed by eye
witnesses. vastings was unable to climb
back into Al frapcsee from which he was
clinging. ri
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
Woman Has Right to
Be Governor of State
Supreme Court Says
Candidate Is Victor in All Points; Lower Tribunal
Erred in Admitting Case to Trial, Judges De-
clare; Dickson Was Without Power to Bring Ac-
ton, Decision Says

AUSTIN. Oct. 18Thc first nominee for in
the United States Mrs Miriam Ferguson Temple Texas today
the court Of last resort her fight the general cleo
ton ballot The state affirming the district court
upheld her right to be the democratic candidate.
The court held against the right of Charles NJ Dickson the
plaintiff to bring the suit and said that the lower
~ taking jurisdiction Of the On all points eligibility.
Mrs. Ferguson the holding disuuali
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
AL, R., AND BRIDE PLAN
4; i; x
HONEYMOON WITH DAD;
n i; X
THEN BACK TO GRIND
CBy the Associated rrcss)

ALBANY. =. l., oct. Is. A honey
moon IN the CNccutiyc mansion until
tomorrow then back to Brooklyn ol-
lcrc, job AMI flat.
Such FIJI. thc plans M Alfred XIII.
Smith. Jr, the governor son and
his bride III lcs. than wcck whom
ne married first secretly before "A citl
clerk and then iu church.
Al Jr.. works for law firm IN
spare time. drawing $50 a week. Th
rc.t of the dav n spent IN fordham
Law school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
URGE ATTENDANCE

a last call to democrats of Cameron
county ~ BE- present M the meeting to-
hight in thc county court house has been
made by Judge W. X. Jones. chairman
Of the democratic executive committee
Of Cameron county. Democrats in gen
cral have been invited 10 meet with
members Of the executive committee TO
max plans for the coming election.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
Children Choke Baby
To Death With Sand
nv The Associated pressl

ATLANTTr CITY. y. y. Oct. Is
Three months old Dorothy N. Coy. was
,uffocated Yesterday by sand and pch-
bles thrown into her carriage by two
small children. The -aoy mad been
left unattended outdoors by her mother.
Mrs. Merrill u. Coy. The children who
caused the infants death made off Re-
fore their identity could he learned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
Klan Burned Church,
Negro Pastor Charges
(By The Associated pree)

CHICAGO. Oct. 1s.-Charges of in
cendiarism against the ku Klux Klan
have been made by the Rev. Carl Tan
ner. pastor and the sixteen trustees cf
the Greater Bethel African M. f..
Church, which was swept by five last
night with an estimated loss of $780,
600.
The edifice. known as 1.-THE largest
negro church in America" contained
sleeping quarters for 100 pers> Ms who
We're driven to the street NJ the
flames.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
Railway Artillery to
Guard Pacific Coast

LOS ANGELES. Oct. lS.-War de-
partmcnt plans are afoot for the Ia
tioninc at Los Angt les Of train Of
railway artillery of sufficient ran~c
and effectiveness 20 guarantee the en-
tire coast Of Southern 'alifornia
against any possible invasion by sea.
according to Major George Ruhlcn. Jr.,
commanding the coast dcfenses at Fort
Macarthur.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
SECRETARIES MEET

The scmi-aunual meeting of secrc-
trr.cs Of retail merchants associations
iu Texas WILL hc heli in Waco on Oct
ohcr "a and November ]. q letter from
Mr.. K. IL Bcwlev. secretary. n Aus
tin. To John r. Dcrvin. secretary ot the
local association. states. Mr. DtfVih
may attend the meeting. he said today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
Galveston Receives
More Cotton This Year
(By The Associated Press)

GALVESTON, Oct. 1s.-Cotton re-
ceipts and exports at Galveston for the
first time this season have gone beyond
last seasons figures. according to sta
tistics made public today. Receipts this
season aggregate 1,129276 bales; last
season 10 same dat receipts were H.
1862 bales. Foreign exports total
560.92i, last year 559.07l. Coastwise
2i3.404; last year $50. .790.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
New York Building
Nets Million Profi,
CBy The Associated Pres)

NEW YORK, Oct. fs.-Sold for 81
100000 the Is story Acolian building.
on West i2nd Stitct near Fifth Ave
nue., has brought profit Of 81 .00o. 900
TO the Schultz Cigar stores interests.
Three months ago the Schultz inter
osts purchased the building from the
Aeoiian Company. A real estate oper-
ator is the last purchaser.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
POULTRY DEALERS MEET
CRy Tho Associated Press. J

FORT WORTH. Oct. 1S-one hun
drrd Texas poultry dealers here mel
today IN annual convention. lake Alex
ander of l.aGrange. president l. presid
mr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-18
PUMPING MACHINERY

IL to Is h. y. Fairbanks Morse and
Kreuger Atlas Oil Engines in stock.
Centrifugal Pumps.