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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
RIGHT OF TEACHER TO
!: \: \.
MARRY WHILE TEACHING
X !. X
is DISCUSSED BY BOARD
fBv The Associated Pres }

AUSTIN. Tex. NV. ~. The right
Of teact rs to marry was discussed BY
the state board of education today in
considering the case OF Mrs o. 4.
Smith of Yoakum The board sustain
ed Superintendent Mars against
Mrs. Smith. lie said the discussion
was bas IN The fact that Mrs. smith
had agreed to qIit AT the I'm of her
term following her marriage. 1t was
held that because of this agreement. she
had waived hor rights under i previc a.
ntract
Secretary of Stat Strickland. mem
her of the boari. declared he favored
teachers marrying whenever they had
y chance. holding il 10 be against pub
lie policy To Interfere with any on 5
right ~ marry. lie said . he would
vote for this III the question comes
before the board
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
WRITER CHARGED IN
CHECK FORGING CASE
IN thc e.. ]. NJ rrcssl


WASHINGTON. Nov. -l4.-Ncil Nc
Conloruc, who has had career in-
cluding that NJ writer ann actor is
held in iail here charged with attempt
ing to defraud the government through
4 forg check. Bond has been fixed
III S200O0
Police assert that McConlogue has
had two terms IN prison. but that de-
spite this he has been able "a gain the
favor II many persons on the stage
and ~ the literary world. Ills Of
fensc. II is charged. was committed
last March ~ Clt tvcland whore ~ pre-
seuted $1,000 check To the postmaster
signed with the name Of George Hack
athornc. 4 Hollywood motion picture
actor. lle was arrested IN Texas and
escaped cnroute here but later was
apnrehended NJ Dallas There. the au-
thorities assert. hc was living life
of luxury. posing ~ lIackathornc and
being fcted by movie fans" and thea
tsr managers.
While serving 4 sentence in Leaven-
worth. IT is said MrConlopue interested
New York writer's in his case and after
his release he was taken to that city
anu An effort was made to rehabilitate
him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
HOLDERS OF MARKS
NOT ENCOURAGED

BERLIN. NV. H. \ great many
Americans who possess German paper
marks hnught ~ bargain rates in the
days ~ initiation >tll cling ~ the hop.
that the mark viii come into it~ own
again. Judging 10y he number of letters
rrceiv hy the American chamber -
commerce III Germany from various
parts of the United States.
Many of the writer's are women
who inquire how much longer they must
hold th" not before they are redeemed
10y the German government.
The paper rk went ont "f business
year ago this week when the rcntcn
mark ram"inin u~c Thrc Was then ~
much of Il on hand that III numerous III.
stances banks and other institutions
turned the marks over - junk dealer,
hy the ton.
Most az these notes which toward III,
end nf the initiation period were not
worth the paper used in their manu-
\ fnciure. have been destroyed nr mad,
into paste hoard boxes ana the like.
! Bank - here declare there are prob
\ ahly more ~ the old German marks seat
tered about The United States than exiS
| today in all Germany itself.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
AUTOS ROBBED WHEN
CROWDS SEE SHOW
Especial To The Herald J

ALAMO. Ten, Nov. li.-No arrests
have been made. and none OF the pro-
porty stolen has b en- recovered follow
ing the wholesale car-stripping robbery
which to.k place at the Pharr- San
Juan high school Wednesday night
juring a performance at the high
school. which was packed to capacity
While the people were in tn build
ing. the thieves took their time. strip-
ping cars Of spare tires, tools. too
boxes and other material which could
be removed. and also taking coats
hats and other objects from the ears.
AZ least twenty ears had been rifled
by the thieyes. and many objects. such
a. motometers. which could not be re-
moved. were destroyed by the thieves
The total loss was estimated at $1,000
most Of which was in tires and wraps
left in the ears.
Among those losing property in the
haul are G. VI. Swallow and r. A. Swal.
low Of the Swallow Land office; A. II
Lyngaas. Henry Moch. VI. T. Larson
Carol Shumaker, +. II. Rsichert.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
WOMEN URGE
ENFORCEMENT
OF ALL LAWS
Those in Regard to HON.
icide Principally; Also
Would Restrict Carry
ing Fire Arms

AMARILLO, Tex. Nov. It, The Tex
as + dcIation of Women clubs in
convention here this mnrnin" went on
record "a favoring the strict enforce
m Mt Of All laws ia Texas. principally
tn Sc IN regard To homicide. The re-
solution adopted decr.el the number
Of murders reported throughout the
state and set forth as the opinion of
tht convention that no hom ..ae is jus
tifiablc. land that murdorars IN ulI
be dealt with strictly In accordance
with the law. The club women also
went On record as favorng legislation
further restricting the carrying of fire
arms
AnJ ther resolution adopted this
morning favor the entrance uf the
United States into the league VII nn-
ticns "for the Fastening VI world
peace.
other reaolu.i. MS urged the abolish
mert NJ the Tcxas penal code as ap-
piled 10 children ana a. linqucnt young
women. AMI favored the establishment
of 2 system # training schools To care
for such delinquent~; urg II rational
state eleemosynary program: approved
the report on the Texas pris n surv s.
and urged re-0rganizatiun Of the
prison system; approved the move
ment for the setting aside az January
% annually as Lamar Day. 20 bc OBJ
served IN ADJ the schools IN the stat (,
approved the girl scout movement: in-
dorsed the Texas poetry ciety. and
increased support # rural schools.
TIE convention also went on record
as fave ring the recognition of women
for positions II public trust in Texas
The convention. which has been in
session here since last Tues IAN. closes
tonight following the selection uf New
Years convention city. The trip To the
Paio Duro Canyon at noon today was
abandon u because of rainy weather.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
BARBER KILLS4
Then SUICIDES
Domestic Troubles Of
Memphis Man End in
Gun Tragedy

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov ~ X c~c
Weber. brpihrr ~ Henry Weber.
crippled barber VINO shot and killed four
persons here lat night and then slew
himself wa~ iailcd today on I technical
,harg'.
Reese Weber ~ said ~ have made
threats against man whom ~ held rr-
~l'onSihle for the beginning of the rouhlc
that ended 10 fh five deaths.
While police were seeking ~ prevent
further additions ~ TIE homicide li>t.
relatives of the slain We're compl' ting
funeral arrangements for tn. four Shot
~ Henry Weber They ARE hi~ wife.
Mrs. Ee>>i" Wcb,r Earl Shadcr. en-
pl"ye of u dental supply firm: Mrs. Earl
Shader. and Mr.. Thomas Alexander.
Police assign ~ the cause for the
killings domestic difficulties Weber
and his wife separated last SUNDAY.
messenger sent 10 hi~ wife hy
Weber last night received Y cold r'crn.
ti"n. The boy returned with WeherS
letter unopened. DeSpairing of r,t4,n-
tili 'ii"n. Weber. who had only one leg.
hohhlrd the few blocks from \ CARRIER
shop he operated 10 his home lie
carried 4 rifle and began using the weapon
when h. on ned the door.
The ShadcrS lived in the house with
the Weger~. Mrs Alexander. had
dropped in for = visit After killing the
four Weber hurried back "a his shop and
turn'd the gun on himself
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
THE WEATHER

Brownsville and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and somewhat colder tonight
and Saturday, possibly local showers.
East Texas Partly cloudy tonight
with local showers: colder except in
ithwest portion: Saturday generally
fair: warmer in northwest portion
Light to fresh variable winds on the
coast. mostly northerly.
Weather Conditions
Baromt tric pressure was moderately
high over the greater portion Of the
country this morning. but apparently
diminishing in intensity II was much
colder in northern Texas. oklahoma
Kansas. and in the middle and uppel
Mississippi valley; warmer in tn
northeastern states. and mod ratinI
throughout the Northwest. Light seat
tered precipitation occurred from Tex
as northeastward TO the Great Lakes.
The lowest temperature last night 4
Texas stations ranged from ~ at Anna
rillo TO "a at Corpus Christi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
final TRIBUTE
PAID CANCSTER
Thousands File Past Or
nate Casket Of Chica-
go Cunman-Florist
nv The Asseciated Pres,l

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Nov. ll-Thousand.
NJ persons filed past the ornate. flowti
beIecked casket of Dion tDean) O'Ban
nion all night and this morning il
iinal tr.hute 70 the florist gunman
rgmrunncr and hi-iackcr slain NJ nday
IN his flower shop hy thrte gunner
who called him from his task of trim
ming chrysanthcmum stems
His funeral /dav was looked for
ward 10 as the greatest in hicago'.
history, even surprising that yesterday
~ Michael Mcrln. friend ~ O'Bannior
and leader NJ the Union Scilians
when cnt thousand automobiles. twenty
five of them carrying only flowers
formed the cortegc from st. Clement,
church. whore ln 600 persons had gath.
cred for the last rites
O'Bannon's funeral today was with.
out the blessing of tht church. NIL
though burial in consecratcd ground
was permitted.
lnccnsed hH the great amount oi
publicity and the orsn threats III
q Bannion followers "a shoot X ont Z
with adhcrents of other groups Of gun.
men. Mayor Deycr has dir cted that
every known pistol tntcr ~ searched
an suspicion a. frequently as enc unit
cred. lie planned conference today
with Police chief Collins TO decide or
measures for eliminating pistol car
rying or forcing the gunmen to leav,
Chicago.
"lt * time to determine whether
organized outlaws shall continue Il.
shoot ANA rob with impunity or whether
dee,ncy and ord,r shall prevail" tn,
mayor said.
Until the hour of the funeral the lin,
of men and women representing al
conditions of life continued to stream
past O'Banni,n's silver and bronz,
caskct. Some in thrcadbare garment,
timitly added their poor bouquets Of
half dozen withered buds to the pre-
tentious floral displays made up d
thousands Of tossnms the affluen
had sent.
Police investigation o. The killinl
mad made no prCgr - today and on,
man arrested in connection with ii wa
released.
Other arrests possibly might b,
made Al the funeral and burial polio,
intimatcd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14

JERSEY CITY y. j.. Nov. IA
conilngrari"n which started III th salt
petrc plant If the Richardson Chemical
company. leaped beyond control of the
tire forces of Two cities - the abandoned
plant ~ the American Sugar Refinery
company and then d. Stroyed several
smaller factories. two rows Of tenement
houses. ragged for four hours before fire
men declared u under control M o'clock
this afternoon.
The loss. il j. estimated will run into
millions ~ dollars I-ifteen persons
We're seriously injured or burned; scores
Of others We're eat by glass blown ont
over half mile radius by series of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
Cutting Into Bank
Stops; River Falls

Cutting into the bank Of the Rio
Grande near Santa Cruz IA, stopped
following a drop of about two feet lm
the river IN the past few days, and
work which was started On the ether
bank To stop the cutting has been held
up for some reason.
Plans are 70 pile brush and oth.r
material behind the large pilngs which
were sunk in the river. The change in
the current resulted in several feet Of
bank ~ ing cut away recently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
Mrs. Harding Reported
Somewhat Better Today
NV The Associated Press. J

MARION. Ohio. Nov. i4.-Mrs. War
rem G.. Hardng's condition was iriprov-
"a today over last night when she SUI
fercd an attack of "air hunger
brought IN by a heart attack, Or. farI
". sawyer said this morning. An Off
-ial bulletin said:
Mrs. Harding had another yer,
restless and painful night. The heart
symptoms which developed last even
ug are improved this morning. She i
weak ana has taken but little nourish'
ment In neral she is not so well.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
Farm Relief Bill Not
To Be Pressed-M'Nary
tEy The Associated Press \

WASHINGTON. Nov. ll-The NJ
Nary-lIaugen farm relief bill will NOT
oe pressed Tor enactment. ut the next
session 81 congress. Senator McNary.
republican ~ Oregon. co-author Of the
measure, said today upon his return to
Washington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
klan Practitioners in
Vermont Found Guilty

BURLINTON. VT. Nov. IA verdict
~ guilty of petty larceny was return
ei today by the jury in the cases o;
William McCr edy and Gordon Wells
M this city. alleged ku klux Klan pIo-
batiuners, who have been 0n trial for
week on charges Of grand larceny
based on the theft Of vestments and
other articles from 81. Mary's CatLe-
dtal here August :.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
MISSION GARAGE IS
HELD UP BY CUNMAN
Sne-l.I NV Th. IInrnId.

MISSION. Texas. Nov. ~ l3.3n
Thur-da night Homc'> Service station
was robbed hy two m d who GAINED ad
mirtaucc hy calling thr night man ANA
asking for q tire While reaching ~ on
the tire rack on If The men polcd u re
yrlvrr into hi~ side and forced Him into
thr rear room The station was ran
sacked and about $t;u III currency taken.
The mems identity b. known. officers
say. ina an arrest i~ rNr ctrd shortly.
This i~ fhc second time in two months
that this station has been robbed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
Chinese Students In
u. S. War Sufferers
fRy Tho Associated Press. \

NEW YORK. Nov. ll.-As result
Of the recent fighting in China, 80
Chinese students. sent To Columbia
University by their country. are with
out funds and have zen enduring ac
tual hunger. Bursar Danial of the Uni
versity said to-day. The students have
appealed to the Chinese mission in
Washington for transportation back to
China.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14

Plans for second anniversary ball of
the Centre Recreativo. social society Of
Brownsville and Matamoros. were made
at n meeting of officers Of the soviety.
held last night said. A. A. Laurents.
secretary. The big ball will be held
November 20 at the Teatro Reforma in
Matamoros.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
wILLACY EDITOR HERE

lsidore Moritz. publisher of the viii
lacy County News. is n Brownsville
visitor today.
"Willacy county II coming right
along. Sail Mr.. Moritz. .Our pr,s-
perity i continuous. and much devsI-
opment y going on. Just watch us
grow"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
CONSUL GUERRA TO
VISIT HOME HERE
fBy The Associated Pre~l

DALLAS. Nov. -iervando Bar
rrra Gurrra MeNican consul for the
Northeast Texas district has been pro
NOTED 10 consul of the Panama Canal
Zone. lie viii be surcf -ded here by Vim
crntr E"ndon luiiana. Before going "a
Mexico City ana then ~ his new post the
retiring consul viii visit his home in
Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
Loan Negotiations in
France Are Succeeding

PARIS. Nov. ll.-Completion Of the
negotiations between the Morgan inter
ests and the French government for a
loan to be raised in America Will be
announcs next week. it is understood.
The conversations were resumed by
Finance Minister Clcmentel and repre-
scntatives Of J. +. Morgan this week
and now are nearly completed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
S2l7,000,CO0 Is u. S.
Foreign Trade Balance
fRv The Associated press1

WASHINGTON. Nov. IA favorable
trade balance for the United States Of
$2lT.001.00o was shown today in for
eign trade figures issued by the COM
merce department for the month Of
October.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
SALTPETRE FED FIRE CUTS HUGE PLANT
VOTES FOR OPPONENT
AND LOSES ELECTION
CBv The Associated Pres }

BRIGHTON, Ohio. Nor. Ii
William IIeebn r. candidate for
county commissioner. believing Ne
would be elected by a COM rtahle
majority. voted for his opponent.
Frank Kemp, he admitted 10
friends.
When the vote was officially
counted lIecbner and Kemp were
tied.
Yesterday the mail vote was
counted. Kemp was declared the
winner by one yote.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
Obregon Prepares to
Give Way to Gales
lBy The Associated Press !

MENICO CITY. Nov. 14-pres;d.,,
pbrcgon left last night for c.l,,,
!" arrange the final details Of III.
transmission of power to the president
elect. General Ilutarco Elias Gales.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
LONG DROuTH BROkEN

MONTPELIER. Nt.. Nov ll.-The
drought in this state has b,en broA-
en-. Rain fell last night. followed by
a light snow early this morning with
further precipitation indicated
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14

NEW YORK. Nov. iI.-Firemen
and apparatus from New York City
This afternoon We're ordered to JrrS' \
tity ~ assist i'll fighting fire in the
business section there
Earlier tive fire boats had gone &"
the assistance Of IA. fire forces al
ready combating ihr flames
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1.-the
round-the-worId planes New Orleans
and Boston ii. pilcted by Lieutsnants
Eric Nelson and Leigh Wade, hopped
OF ut 1880 a. m. for Houston. II will
be nonstop flight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
Roof of American
Sugar Refinery is
Hurled Fifty Feet
Many Firemen Overcome by Fumes From Burn
ing Chemicals; 1000 crror-Stricken School
Children Flee Through Street; Explosions En-
danger Lives

+ Nplp~ioH~ hHd .Hh iaIHill"S M"r" mage
honri.>S.
Tn. tenement houses destroyed inclded
most of the buildings ia the block bound
IA IN Morris. Warren. Essex and Wash
ington streets.
At 1880 o'clock fire in the rear sec
tion Of the American Sugar Refinery
building forced the fire fighters to re-
treat The walls at the rear Of the
buildings were h ginning to cave in.
The main warehouse % Colgate and
Company. filled with soap and other
highly inflammable substances Is across
the street. Plants Of the Vulcan Iron
Works Company and Of the Manhattan
electric Supply company also are men
aced
All availlbI fire apparatus was called
out Fumes from the chemical plant
drove fircmru back ana series VI rx-
plosions threw terror into the Gammon-
town section Of the city. broke windows
within 4 radius NJ half i mile ana drove
r. ~ideni> panic stricken into the fumr-
filled streets
School Children To Safely
Tw" thousand children from " nearby
public school were rushed uut VI th.
building. A. they came into the street
terrific Xplo~ion tore the roof from
he plant hurled II fifty feet ia the Mir
and scattered II III an directions for sew
cral block The children terrurized. fled
through the Sirte ets. Five hundred Pc
lrrmrn finally h-rdrd them out of The
danger zone.
Parents aud children in tenement :
were removed ~ safe regions.
Many tir-mru were reported M have
been overcome The plant " used for
the manufariur, of salt pefre and fire
chiefs found that water was futile
weapon III checking -hr ~.ltpr,rc frd
flames.
Flames from the fire in the Jersey
City plant NJ th, Richardson Chemical
company were plainly visible from lower
Manhattan. 4 pall of smoke from the
fire drifted over the Wall Street fl
nancial district. Thousands ~ offire
workers watched thc fire.
Fire Leaps Through Water
The entire city block. blinded hy f.
~"N. Morris. Warren and Washington
streets wa~ \ roaring furnace M II :.W
u. H. The fire lrapcd through dozens
OF streams nf water and WAS beyond
control.
Fifteen frrmrn were overcome M
fumes and scores of people We're treated
for cuts from FLYING glass and effects
NJ thr fumes whirh rolled across the city
and thr Hudson River.
\ hurry call for assistance to NV
YORK City brought he fire boats John
rlrruy Mitchell ANA New Yorker tn the
New Jersey side ~ the river. ~ u ..fl
many ambulance were AZ the scene. The
surgeons were caring for the u firem"n
overcome Mn the smoke. Among the In
jurrd Was Y man with broken lg.
When the south wall of the sugar re-
finery on Dudley street rav"d in the
huge plant Was seen n" hr Il roaring mass
of flames and all hope of saving any of
il was abandoned.
Tons Of Dynamite Used
The lIohokrn fire department Joined
fire boast from New York City in help
ing the Jersey City firemcn. Several
hundr' a volunteer firemen We're en-
gagged in battling small hlaze~ which
caught III various bunding~ and tcne-
Continued on Page p
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14

FAENZA, Italy, Nov. IA
Raphael Bandandi, earthquake
observer and prophet, reports
earth shocks recorded at this
observatory at l0:45 yesterday
morning at a distance of about
500 miles. The shocks, which
lasted half an hour, are thought
to have centered i'm the Balkans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
TWO shot IN
LOWER HOUSE
MEXICO CITY
Deputy Guerrero May
Die While Luis Nor
ones Is Seriously
Wounded in Affray

MEXICO CITY. Nov. H. After q
heated session during which the lab"rii'S
and m-nb,rS ~ fh" conird"racd BLOC
hurled charges against each other. ~"
senate yesterday adopted motions urging
m. chamber Of deputies 10 place th">"
responsible. for "Wednesday nights shoot
ing before the grand iury for trial. and
also reminding the deputies that ia"
regulations prohibit bearers "i arms
from ent ring the chamber.
The chamber held no session. hui
there was a private meeting ot the ma
jnriiy groups a which i was decided
that the comf.derat"d bloc should p" dl~-
band, i and another Bloc formed. rNclud
ing General Jose Mari, Sanch'h y but
ter exchange between General Sanchez
and Deputy Louis noronr~ preceded ihr
shooting nffruy. ia which M"r"n"~ and
Deputy I.eopoldo Guerrero We're serious
Is wounded.
Deputy Moronc- condition IL imrr"v-
ing and hi~ phy~icianS hope for prompt
recovery. but Deputy Guerrero chances
were declared last night to h" slight
Both the ~ecrriariat ~ he chamber
and "a. attorney general l.uiz a. iurn-
te~. have ord red Investigations TIE
serretarint lanS to ny = full report oi
III. incident before fhr grand jury. while
the attorney general j. d.sir"uS "f de
priving the guilty on of their immunity
privilege. should they prove 4" he d"pn-
ties thus proceedings against them "a
the penal courts.
NENICD CITY. Nov ~ Ilipoliio
villa ana I:o~alio lIrrhandci The hSi
rebel chi, ftain~ submitting "a the govern
m.ni have been granted permission Z"
r.Sid. il Chiapa, and Durango. rrSr"r-
tiy.k. instead " in 'hr North where
both have ,cn hosts ~ enemies.
A recent Mexico Ciiy dr~paich saws
Uirohto villa. who i- brother M 'h"
lat. Francisco n'an,h"i villa. was nm
.l.rstood 10 have given President phre-
.,n his word ~ honor ru retire ~ pri-
vat. lie AMI frnin from ~lhvcr~iv'
movements.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
800 KILLEDIN
JAVA QUAKE;
MANY MISSING
Island of Java Severely
Shaken by Earth Ire.
mors of Wednesday
and Thursday

ITtV TNH NNSOrInffd FreSS.J
BATAVIA. Java, Nov. IA
Three hundred persons are re
ported dead and a countless
numer missing in an earthquake
which has severely shaken the
island of Java. The shocks ex-
tended over Wednesday and a
part of Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
Tons Of Dynamite Used

The lIrhokrn fire department joined
fire boast from New York city IN help
ing the Jersey City firemcn Several
hundr' Il volunteer firemen We're en-
gagged in battling small hlaze> which
caught III various bunding> and trne-
Continued on Page y
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-11-14
PUMPING MACHINERY

~ to 10 h. p. Fairbanks Morse and
kreuger Atlas Oil Engines in stock.
Centrifugal Pumps.