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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06

REV. GUY Y. HARTMAN Of Hall
Place N z. Church Will speak Will
speak on The Fea-lessness OF Chris
tianity." ana at night. God Low
ingly Says. Thou Shalt Not Covet. d"
The night sermon concludes the last
Of a series on the Ten Command
ments.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06

AT ST. PAUL NJ E. CHURCH.
Mrs. Madison Swadener will make
a missionary address in the morn
ing. At night. DR.. Frank L. Hovis
viii preach on Life Without Mir
acles.' VinsOn II. Manifold win ad-
dress the men at $3.50 a n.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06

POISON AND THE REMEDY"
IS the subject for an illustrated talk
Sunday morning at a joint service
with the Sunday school at the Sec
ond Evangelical Church. rs II
Hard 20 Forgive2" is the question
for the evening sermon. The Rev.
:. II. Killing viii speak at both
meetings. The L. L. c. Z. viii have
a meeting at p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06

REV. PAUL W. EDDTEGFIELD
win preach at the Broad Ripple
Christian Church Sunday morning
On 'The Pre- eminence Of God" At
night. The Wages Of sin"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06

AT. ST. PAUL CHURCH Or.
Lewis Brown VIII preach in the
morning on "Sixty-Six Books IN
One. and AT night. Nazareth, the
Holy Mother and the Divine Child"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06

FORGIVENESS VIII be the
morning theme Of DR.. Edwin Gun
ningham at the Central Universalist
Church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06

The following organ program VIII
be given at noon Monday at Christ
Church on the Circle:
PolOnaise in A, Chopin; Minuet in
G, Beethoven; RondinO, Beethoven
Kreisler: Serenade. Pierne; Humor-
esque, DvOrak; ImprOvisations on
Xmas carols, W. Flandorf; Largo
from New World symphony, DvOrak
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06

MOTION PICTURES
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06

THE REV. L. c. f. FACKLER of
St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran
Church will preach Sunday morning
on Gabriel in Galilee" and God
Knows" at night The brotherhood
viii meet Wednesday night at the
home of Lewis Kastner, 30S n. Riley
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06

s Jesus passed by, he saw a
| Al man which was blind from
L his birth"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06

THE MENDELSSOHN CHOIR
win conduct a series OF special re
hearsals AZ the First Baptist Church.
beginning Tuesday evening. Dec. Q.
in preparation for It's Christmas
Choral Concert 20 be given in CON
nection with the Cincinnati sym
phOny Orchestra program NJ the
Nurat Monday evening. Dec p.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06

CHARLES z. HANSEN. orRanist.
has been engaged 10 play the dedi-
cation recital on the new organ OF
the First Christian Church Of Pen
dletou. Ind. next Wednesday eve
Mn. Dec. 9.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06

THE REV. PAUL JUDSON NOR
RIS. continuing the study Of The
Sermon on the Mount" viii speak
Sunday morning at the Emerson
Ave. Baptist Church on The Motive
Of PRAYER" The topic for the eve
ming address viii be The Christian
Hope"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
PLAN OF FINANCING THE
VALLEY CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE UNDERTAKEN

A program for financing the Valley
Chamber vi Commerce was begun III IN
meeting yesterday in Mercedes with the
appointment of q. J.. Williams Of the
Brownsville Board of City Development
~ chairman oF Il finance committee.
Air. Williams will select a committee
20 give adequate representation to l
towns in the Valley ne says.
Cooperation with Cameron and IIidal-
60 counties in their flood control work
was promise IN unanimous resolutions
passed following the address made by
Major Williams Of the United States
Reclamation Service. IN his address Ma
ior VIII ans presented ~ the chamber
detailed report Of his Investigations
and lans.
The moving pictures recently taken
Of the various points Of interest in the
Valley were shown al the meeting and
We're approved.
The next meeting vi be held at Dom
M. July q
= XII Tucker WI Brownsville. prcsi cd
at the meeting yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
MRS. WATTS SCORES
STATE DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION ACTION

AUSTIN. Texas, June 2i.-DeclarinE
that the state democratic convention at
Waco was political monstrosity.
Mrs. Claude de Van Watts Of Austin,
prcsi ent of the Texas Woman's Chris
tian Tc1 Pcrancc Union. announced co.
day she is preparing a state wide cam
pairn in her organization TO put dry
candidates IN office.
II hope the peope repudiate in No
uncertain terms the persons response
hle far dcbauching the democratic par
~ III Waco" said Mrs. Watts. ~ don't
seek political honor for myself. and
when one man who at this convention
kept ME from going a. a delegate AZ
large to New York I considered IL n
victory for the rvs. ! expect 10 expose
this actica in refusing ~ give the real
drys place on the delegation. II Is a
travestv 10 call this delegation q dry
delegation"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
CLAIM PRISONER HAS
CONFESSED MURDER
OF ITALIAN DEPUTY

ROME. june 2l.-The newspaper Mes
sa@rro says today that Amcri1n Dumi
ni. under arrest connection with thr
supposed murder az the socialist dep
uty Maitcou. has made confession
duplicating as inst.gators w thc crime
some 81 those under arrest and others
and ind eating that thr murdered dep
uty body was ultimasslr disposed of by
being burned.
Matteo.ti. according to this confes-
sion, was killed almo-t immediately af-
ter hu was forced into thc automo-
le by his kidnapers The body was
taken to the forest VI yira ana hidden
behind fence but thc sa,ac night one
o. the men who had taker part in the
murder went with comp-.aion ~ the
Scene ana removed III nv W nrw hiding
place. The confession was somewhat
hazy as to the ultimate snosaI Of the
body but II appeared from the prison
cr's account that il was burned
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
MADOO CLAIMS
HEAVY SUPPORT
In CONVENTION
Campaign Manager Says
Claims of other Candidates
Are Exaggerated, And Ex-
press Confidence
(coniinne.i on Page SIX


NEW YORK, =. i. Juae 2i.-David
Ladd Rockwell. campaign manager for
William q. McAdoo. said today the mann
Der of votes To BE cast for tha f1rmaF
treasury secretary on the first ballot
would "aepcnd upon circumstance"
lie declined "a estimate tire total prob
able sire myth of his candidate but said
there were great many delegations
for McAdoo that viii enter the r0nvcn-
tion without instructions. and that some
81 the claims Of his opponents were un-
founded
Take he ease of Illinois, Mr. Rock
well said. There is much ia X about Sir
Brennan having this delegation vote as
a Unit. There is no unit rule in tile del
egaiioa, and Il II the delegates arc for
McAdoo."
Discussing claims 81 some opponents
that they have McAdoo stopped. Rock
well said the argument had been ad-
vanced last February after McAdro's
name hccn brought up III tho oil i'm
vesiigation as counsel for +. l.. Dohcnv.
that the former treasury secretary had
been eliminated rs candidate.
:" But we never stopped" he q ici.
I'VE carried On the fight with result
that we approached this convention
with more delegates ;han any candidate
ever bad in a democratic convention ev-
cept in eases where a president was "a
be renominated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
QUICK JUSTICE Is
METED NEGRO FOR
ASSAULT ON Girl
III The As-ociated Fressl

GREENGUEG. IA. June 2i.-Twelve
hours after his arrest on charge Of
criminal assault upon lIilia Mork. near
Derry. early this week. III ~ Wilson II
negro. today pleaded guilty and WAS Civ
en- the maximum sentence of from sevea
10 fifteen years III the Western Penn
sylvania penitentiary, hy Ju gc Charles
-. Copeland.
Wilson was arrested near Kingston,
Pa. last night by Captain Thomas Ne
IaughIin Of the state police. Armed men
who had patrolfd the roads since ths
attack on the white girl spicl the rr.s-
oner in an automobile with the officer.
They gave chase in other nrtomohi e..
shouting ~gct him. Kill him.. Captain
Mclaughlin. however outdistanced the
mob and reached the state police bar
racks here in safety.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
AUTHORITIES
DISAGREE ON
Mail ROBBERY
Federal and Civil Authorities
Disagree Over Custody Of
One Of Men Indicted by
Grand Jury

CHICAGO. June 2l--A controversy
between state and federal authorities
has arisen over custody of Louise Draf-
VIA, so known as Newton. in connection
with the ease against the ten indicted
on charges M rehbnR the Chicago. Mil
wAukee and St RAUL fast mail train of
S2.O75. 600 IN securities and currency.
Superior Judge William Lindsay today
WY cred an investigation WI thr custody
If Mis- Drafka, who is said ~ have APP
reafed with S8G.0OO in cash in an effort
to obtain thr freedom uf Willis Newton,
a pri onfr She was Immediately arrest
81 and the money taken ia charge by
the police.
When writ WY habeas corpus was
sought IN an attempt 20 liberate hea
Judge Lindsay was informed that she
had been turned over to the federal au-
thofities. This, tie declared 70 ay he had
learned was d suhterfuge. The same
statement was made to tha court earlier
IN the week when writs were sought for
the other prisoners and the police in-
fo fmca the court that the federal au-
thorities had taken custody of the
prisoners. All this time. however. post
office inspectors said that the prisoners
stili were in police custody.
Besides promising q speedy trial for
the MEN indictrl yesterday United
States Commissioner Beitler today is-
sued q subpoena duces tecum for 100000
LIN cash ana icwelry taken by The POI
lice from Miss Drafka and Willis New
ton.
Whctrch the jewrlry was part NJ the
mail loot has not been asrertlined. al-
though the currency was not part OF
that taken from the mails.
The currency will he shown to Texas
officers now en- route here in an attempt
tn identify the prisoners as the men
wHu robbed several Texas hanks.
Miss DIafka was To appear before
Judge Lindsay today but was taken 20
thH Sycamore. lll-- Jail
The Judge dee are that the constitu-
tion and the laws Of Illinois had been
circumvented and Ec would make u full
inquiry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21

LEADERS MAP
OUT CAMPAICN
Conference Planned Between
Coolidge and Party Lead
ers to Map Out Details of
Coming Contest

WASHINGTON, June 2i-William NJ.
Butler. chairn an of the republican na-
tiural committee. arrived in Washington
to-day to map out campaign plans with
President Coolidge an party leaders.
MIL Butler conferred this morning
with Ch.rles ID. Hilles of New York. ana
Mr. A. T. Hsrt. national committee wo-
man of Kentucky. At noon he had
l-lchcon with President Coolidge. to
whom he gave his first report o. the re-
r-rt Cleveland convention.
Conferences of party leaders will be
held aboard the Mayflower during q
weekend cruise down the Potomac The
quests will inclu Y in addition t0 Mr..
Batter. Secretary and AIRS. Hughes, Sec
retary Hoover. Secretary ami Mrs
Davis. Senator BrAndcrec of Connect
cut. Representative Burton ~ Ohio. Nr.
aad Mrs. Hlles. Charles n Warren. Am
hassudor tO Mexico. J III. B0rahIch. na-
fional com .uittecmau from Connecticut,
and Mn. and Mrs. ]. III Reynolds "
MHssach uSctts.
NJ. Butler said in statement on his
arrival here:
Reports from sections M The
country received since the Cleveland
convention indicate the most enthusias-
tir reception of the republican tirkct.
The primaries and THE convention were
convincing evidence Of public approval
Nj Prcsi emit Coolidge ami there seems
w be nation-wi idc satisfaction over thn
recognition of General Dawes and his
past service "a the country.
The rcpual lican party has given to
the country an IDEAL presidential tick
tt"
Afr short frtiiaa down ihc river
during the Afternoon. the Mayflowcr viii
return tonight fo pick mn the TWO sons
of President and Mr.. Coolidge. John and
Calvin .Ir. who returned today from
school ~ Mcrcerslurg. Pa. Several of
the guests including Mr. Warren. Will
come ashore nv that time. The yacht
then will weigh anchor once more for a
trip expected tn la~t until Monday morn
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21

PARIS. Jarc 1l.-IEe subjects OF tho
nrt miers conversation III Chrqucrs
Court this evening ana tomorrow will
hc first. how to put the Dawes plan in
to execution sp as w assure payment of
reraration W Germany. an second, the
problem Of Frances security
The rremicrs are expected to consider
how military occupation of the Rlhr as
distinct from, economic occupation. can
ha reduced. made invisible and Ultimate
ly oppressed. progressively a. Germany
makes good her obligations.
Mr. lIerrint IL expected 10 insist upon
tha necessity ~ supervising Germany'S
disarmament and means will be discuss
"a to replace the tTinartite guarantee
which the Unite States and Great
Britain failed to ratify.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
CUMMINS CENTER
OF MEXICO BRITISH
CONTROVERSY LEAVES
- Thn AeenrIntcd rrrss.l

MEXICO CITY. June 2I.-H. Curara
Cummmins. British charge des archives.
stn4m center VT a controversy between
the British anI Mexican governments.
left asst night for the United States
on his way home.
AS TIE train pulled out of the station
score Of Britishers who had gathered
ta say farewell shouted:
Hip, hip. hurrah. Cumminsl Long
live England p"
with the exception VI the Chilean
minister. an of the Latin-Amcriran dip
loapts stationed here refrainei from
hid ing Mr.. Cummins farewell but the
members of the American embassy and
the European chancclorics were pres
eut
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
CONTEST FILED
IN HIDALCO co.
BOND ELECTION
Allege Election Fails 10 Meet
Requirements Of Tax Re-
mission Bill of LegisIa-
ture: Three Charges Made
tNtslaco Ncws)

Notice ~ coht-st 81 the recent bond
election for Hood control, which was
carrie by n large majority IN favor N.
An Issue of bonds ~ the amount ~ 81
t2o.O1n. was served on the County At
tarnsy Tuesday cf this week. Those nc
tiva in thn protest state that an njunc
rion preventing the sale IL the Loads.
as authorized. vel also be asked with
III ihe next fw days
The petition. upon which the contest;
is based. is sisncd hy 2. u. Kelly, NJ. 4.
CLARK and nnr hundred and thirt.- five
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
OFFICERS TRAIL
SLAYERS FORT
WORTH OFFICER

FORT WORTH. June 21-Tarrant'
county officers are on their way today
to east Texas. where trace nf w III and
a. II. Lawrence was picked up last
night. They were seen near Pittsburgh
and are said a. have been Joined by
relative. They were Still riding IN the
automobile which they took from Dep
uty Sher ff Doe Morgan after killing
him near here last Thursday.
Trail az the Lawrence brothers was
picked up in Camp county. l5 miles
from Pittsburgh. late yesterday when
farmers reported 70 Sheriff j. r.. Law
renee that they had spent the night ON
farm.
Investigation revealed Sheriff
Lawrence said today in a long dis
tance telephone conversation. "that the
brothers arrived Ut the farm just be-
fore daylight Tuesday. Bill Lawrence.
The elder of the brothers. and thr one
alleged 10 have fired the fatal shot. ~
the husband Of a girl living near Pitts
burrh
The SlAyrrs We're joined at The farm
By the " r. Of Bill Lawrence, who was
with them in Sanderson when the two
fENAHR WNAF AAANrNf1 lNT the MlAtKFu
theft Of the automobile. She arrived
there Wednesday morning. Thursday
night. the Lawrence brothers and the
girl left. going toward Texarkana
The family nj the farm admitted to
mc that the two boys had spent Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday AZ their
home. They did not know Of the H.
inG. they said. until Wednesday morn
ing. when Bill Lawrencc's wife arrived
with a bundle Of Oklahoma newspapers
telling of the killing of Morgan. The
Lawrence boys threatened the farmeT
and h wife. the couple said. II they
attempted M communicate with Off
GERS regarding their parents on the
farm
~ ~ reported the fugitives now are
heading for Arkansas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
GULF COAST BUYS
STOCK OF I.-G. N.
RAILROAD TODAY

NEW YORK. June 2i.-Offic.als of
the New Orleans. TeSas 4 Nesira rail
way company tGulf Coast i.incs) yes
terday exercise their option to pur-
chase the capital stock ~ the lntcrua-
tional- Great Northern IN the face of
court action iy the state of Texas to
block the merger. 4 price of $50 q
share was paid.
II final approval Of the transaction IS
withheld hy the Interstate commerce
commission bankers interested III the
Gulf Coast Lines have agreed ~ take
over the InttTnationa Great Northern
stock. Conditional approval ~ tho merg-
er was granted last week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
SPECIAL MASONIC
TRAIN CANCELLED

Announ cmcnt WAS madc hs the iocai
agent II the cali Coast Lines. taday.
that the special train from the Nallcy IN
san Antonin. for Ma~unS going to that
city Ia attend the dedication ceremonies
f"r the new Sl.-uO.uen Scottish Kite
dormirory. which had been authorized.
had been cancelled. Instead 81 operating
the special. the regular train. wiurh
leaves brownsville IA u o'clnsk. wiil hc
held here an hour ami half uniil go.
- ~ ommodate the Masons making con-
nrrfionS with The Valley mutpr NJ IIar-
hneen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
POLICE HAVE SLIM
CLUE TO MYSTERIOUS
MURDER OF TWO MEN

SAN PEDRO, Cal. June 2l.-A revol-
yer found among the weeds and cactus
under cliff near here where two Jap
apfsc were found Slain yesterday is
the principal clue In the hands Of the
police investigating the case.
One of the men was identified rs
81 lgafaski said 70 have been we'll
known as gambler III the Japanese
quarter of Los Angeles The identity of
the secoa victim remained a mystery
cafly today Investigation III Tgaraskis
activities during the past fsw weeks
ine ined the police to believe that he
met death in q gambling feud.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21

CiIf AGO. June 81 More than "a
.orc of deaths and property dHnaac
estimated M upwards III S300O0U0 is
the result in three states Of the bet
favc and The storm which yrstcr ar
swent through the Mississippi and OAio
Va lcys.
Five deaths fro the torn in Illinois
were addcl to the neat fatalities of 9th
er states.
Eight persons were reported pros
trnt,d ~ CIV heat IN Chicago and fif-
teen persons We're said TO have been
bitten by hcat-crazed dogs. Although
cpHsidtrabl, damarc was dore by the
storm throughout northern Illinois ana
southeastern Wisconsin. Chicago suf-
ferfd little
With II deaths reported due 10 the
heat ia Ohio. relief was afforded in q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
(By The AS ,ciatcd Press

DETROIT, June 2i.-Two persons,
both unidentified, met death here yes
terday III Il rcsalt of unusual weather
conditions. The first, a man. was found
trad On the street. overcome Nv heat.
when the thermC ter rose ID ~, the
highest Oh record for June - in the last
fifty years, according % the weather
bureau.
The scconi death occurred last nigh,
during = thunderstorm when woman
fell pr jumped from street car whirh
had been struck ~ lightning, fractur-
iaF her skull.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21

General rains occurred over southern
Texas last night due to i moderate d..
turhance over the t;nlf of McNiao. some
distance east ~ Tamrieo. Mexico. Shaw.
crs were reported also from fhc central
STATES aud from southern Florida. whilr
FAIR weather prevailed over iha halancr
81 the country. Temperature coutian.
high over the southeastern states and are
aiant ~eaSonahle elsewhere
The highest temperature yesterday az
Texas stations ranged from - az Abi-
lene and Brownsville to 50 at Galveston
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
Distillery Stockholders
Are Given Pint OF Liquor
Instead OF Cash Dividend

HAMBURG, June 2i.-Hard hit BIZ tho
stabilization If the ren.enmark and
subsequent high prices. causing many
persons to take to beer instead Of whis-
Key, distilllng company announces
that ts dividend for the last fiscal year
will consist Of pint Of its product for
each shareholder The expense of de-
livery viii BE- borne BY the recipients.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
[Dy Th. A..acIated rressl


NJ" lONA' june -l.- ke* Dubbed ct
iot's y s'rehr'hen the'r position to-
eay occupied tne camps oi William q.
M1Aaeo ANA 'oFernof aired r. smith
as the demoe faiir national committes
went i'''' session to complete llnAi af-
i"Ns'iheAss i"f 'he opening oi the ma
a''h'-i '"hFs nti"h IL Madison sq@@te
N'.t"e' ieNA iaesu'-F-
KS i'f"' DeA".,h 'he amiih anu Me-
.'"to 'oiees east. "-s tAe dominating
ie@'"ie III 'he eiosiiA DAYS pi the pre-
convention ierioN' ut other ISSUES, rar-
tieei"r ih"t 81 the ku AiuN kian, also
h''1 prominent places n the iscussions
.Hi''s iAa assembling Geicrat
An increasing demand from George T..
htehhah' III lillo-s, and ieaa rs from
"tA' states ihat the platform declare
speeiiieaiiy against the Man, u .dci IL
'he difficulties ot the platform builder
WIG "'f.""s We're lisiae on that point
Meantime, Ar. AcAdoo maintained si-
'e'ss M 'his anH cther anks IN the
II" A' '''a h''a4l~f-efa IN was
''"u' ,'"""h '""t nc mad "ot consulted
f"i's ''ae'fs On 'Aat 81 otAef qae -tlons
MIX AA- Al"AF
"'e '-'' "''''ri '''AihE ~ sN"pe up gem
s'"' P"i's oppression ior pres niation
iii '"s PiA'I"f committee Mhica wili
Dt "iE''''-'" WIN ihe meeting ~ tae
s"H' nl'"a.
'e''''''oi' th"l 'ne Alan ISSUE would
'' ""s 'o 'he liuer Ni l4e cohN Pr
.''' '"' 'i'"' oec'sleh were maize today
f~at ''is' mere also were
Mno l.A'f"ea III aS possible tnat
'' ''"i''''ion question would Et taken
II 'Ne 'i"'F' "nt ms dfss, corldent
strung expression in tRe platform
i"' y" t"''leeH''iii' We're coheentrailn-
~, i'tn' against wet candiaates.
i,''n Ae+Auo' .'iiN ainlln htlA frequent
conferences today with delegates an
.e''ae'S from 2 h"hiher 81 states. onfi-
r'n'e ''ai"'ei from b"th headquarters
hut the strategy cards pn each s.de
were 'urs WIN tAef preparations ane
'iIAiiNA lions were being peri ctea and
1T arKea.
Although the McAaoo-Smith contest
over iaha we'd their activities. supporters
oi other candidates far the pres ilcncy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
STORM IN GULF

TV The Associated TTe9sl
NEW ORLEANS, Jne 2l.-A storm of
probably minor Importance is centered
in the Grlf XII Mexico tu the east NJ
Tamrieo and ~ probably moving mort.
by west, tie weather bureau announced
TO-DAY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
ERADICATION OF FOOT
AND MOUTH DISEASE IN
CALIFORNIA COMPLETED

WASHINGTON, june 2i.-The foot
and mouth disease in California has
eradicated almost completely. depart
ment of agriculture officia i announc-
cA to ay. Except for occasional flare
Ups the outbreak III ~ effectively under
control -hat restrictions on tourists and
automai ile travel within thu state have
either been removed w w modified that
there is practically no delay or incon-
vgnirnres
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
TWO DIE FROM FUMES

rOIGiIkEEPSIE. \. =. June II
Two men were killed nv cider fumes
when they entered an empty vat M clean
II al Manchester Fridge. near here to-
day Five other men were overcome By
the fumes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-21
Official Weather Reports

brownsville and vicinity: Rain 10.
might and probably Sunday
last Texas. Partly loudly i'll extreme
north. rains ia south and central portions
tonight and Sunday. Moderate io frcsA
east ~ south winds on The coast.