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Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL. July 2e-Trading
"a spots was quiet with prices
steady. Sales totaled 1000 bales.
Receipts, 1000 bales.
MidIands. fair, was quoted at
&11.4s; strictly good mids., 5000.
GOOD mids., 1909: strictly mi6s.,
el0.44: mids.. 5000: strictly low
mlds., 1894; low mids.. $3.50; strict
" good ordinary. $7.4; good ordin-
hry. $500.
Features opened steady with Octo-
Der at 1882: January. 1919; March,
k9.25: May. 1927.
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Daily Treasury Statement

The daily statement Of the United
States Treasury shows:
Income to date this year. $l9S,S4S,'
O61.5 80,
income to date last year, $751;
495, 175.7S.
increase, $42, 347, $3.50.
Income over outgo this year,
$12, 954. 539.67.
Income under outgo last year,
S49, 189. 1882.
Balance. general fund today, $217,'
934,881.03.
necrease. S2.O21, 522.48.
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EGYPTIAN DOCTORS
SEEK WASHABLE HAT

CAIRO, July 26.-The congress OF
Egyptian doctors, after considering
the fez as unhealthy and unsan-
itarv. has issued an appeal for the
Invention Of a washable hat with
lauixaa s-t4-.--s@.
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LibertY Bonds

NEW YORK, July 26-opening
Liberty Bond quotations. 3hs,
S1O1 .O5; 1st ANS, $1O2.05: End 4As,
$1,000; ard ANS. $101.O4; 4th AIS,
$1O2 .16; new Ans, $107.26: new As,
,1&tOara.z: .saAAw SaaI-a, u&404.02. \
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-26
SIX PERSONS DROWNED
AT NEW YORK RESORTS

NEW YORK. July &C. six per,
sons were drowned At beach re-
sorts in the metropolitan district
within the past "a hours.
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LIGHTNING BOLT cRIPPL Es
RUM CHASER AT SEA

ATLANTIC CITY, July 2s. TIE
rum chaser, cG-l0O. was crippled
BY d bolt OF lightning.
The craft was lost at sea for
eight hours
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Pittsburgh Produce

Butter 470471zc; Pennsylvania
and Ohio. 40A @411z.
Eggs Fresh selected, S5Q36c.
Live Poultry Hens, light, 25026c;
hens. heavy, 2sQsoc; ducks. $50 sOc;
ROSTERS, 10000; turkeys, $4,000;
geese, 24020c.
Vegetables Potatoes, $4,000 $50;
tomatoes. 81. OO01.5o; cabbage. $1,000
ESQ.
FRUITS Strawberries, $6.000S.0Q
Clearing House Statement
NEW YORK, July 26.- Clearing
house statement:
Exchanges, SAT-, 900 600; balances
sos, 600, 900: Federal Reserve Banks
credit balance, S91, 100000.
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NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF THE FINANCIAL Markets
Local Stocks


washington Gas SIS, SO, $1,000
1894: $4,000 1895; 1000103Is.
Potomac Electric Power pfd., irls.
sctf., 3D106.
Washington Railway 8 Electric
pfd.. 250S9.
washington Loan & Trust Co.,
1@476.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 2O0106;
1001O6.
After Call
Georgetown Gas IS, $1,000 100
$4,000 W1O0.
Capital Traction SIS, $50001O1.
Washington Gas 6s, '33, 5000
1041s: $5O0W1041s.
Washington Railway & Electric
pfd., S0@89; 1O089; 1O@89: 100s9,
Potomac Electric Power pfd., So
108as: 3O10Ss; 5@1089
Money Call loans, 5 and s per
cent.
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B44ON~AA -
Call money per cent
II m I.noen Ip.m e2p.m. Jpn
$4,000 331, 400 $4,000
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
PICKING JURY
FOR DANIELS
Three Jurors Chosen
I'm Murder Trial to
Start Soon

Three jurors were chosen Monday
morning in the trial Of &. G. Daniels
IN connection with the Staying Of
Jose Maria Trcvino, whose body was
fourd IN the Arroyo Colorado near
Rio Hondo last July.
Fifty vcnircmen were summoned
for appearance before the district
criminal court Monday morning and
three of them were chosen for jury
service.
The body Of Trcvino was found i'm
the arroyo ut the bridge near Rio
Hondo and Daniels was arrested in
connection with the murder after sew
eral days investigation on the part
OF county authorities. Daniels was
arrested by Chief Deputy Roy Miller
and Deputy c. +. Wroten.
Following a hearing before Justice
". S. Corkill. Daniels was held with
out bond for trial.
Trevino il believed 70 have been
member VI "A gang that had been
grubbing near the arroyo tho day
before. He is believed 70 have been
citizen of Mexico.
The jury that had been out since
Saturday evening on the case OF W.
4. Hughes who was being tried on q
statutory charge returned verdict
Of acquittal Monday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
TRUCK MARKETS
by Naval Radio Co The HeraIf
from u. 3. and Texas Agriculture
Departments

Cabbage shipments Saturday.:
California 3, Florida 81. South Caro-
lima 2. Texas lot. total 156.
oPtato shipments (Saturdayl: CALI
fornia >, Colorado 40. Flotida A. Idaho
1923, Iowa 2, Maine 1s9, Minnesota l02,
Montana 8. Nebraska 23. Nevada ;.
Long Island Q, New York Is, North
Dakota Is, Pennsylvania 7, South Da-
kota 2, Texas /, New Jersey 2, Wash
ington So. Wisconsin rs, Wyoming 10,
total 825.
Bean shipments: Florida Y, Texas
four by express Sunday Saturday
Florida shipped four cars
Cabbage market: Pittsburg-Steady-
Texas barrels $500 to s5.25. bulk per
ton 500 to 500. Philalelphia--Steady-
Bulk per ton 500. Fort Worth
Steady. Texas bulk per cwt $500
to s4.00. Memphis--Firm- Texas
bulk per cwt sa.OO To $4.25-
Primary destinations reported for
Saturday. March 9th: Cabbage: A
total Of 106 cars destined as follows.
Houston so. st. Louis 10. Chicago 5,
Cleveland q. Memphis 4. Pittsburgh >,
Ft. Worth n. East 81. Louis n. Kan
Continued on Page Two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
@. 0. P. Leaders
Offer $4,000

K. B. Creager, republican ma
tional committeeman for Texas. re-
turned to his home III Brownsville
today frim San Antonio where yes
terday. after a conference with 9th
er republican leaders, hc yesterday
drew up and sent message 10 Ma
tional Chairman Butler asking for
an investigation of patronage in
Texas.
The request was accompanied by
an offer by the Texans IN post
fcrfeit Of, 100000 u bc given ~
the republican party funds, IL any
thing wrong with the party affairs
IN Texas, was found.
Texas republican leaders will do
nate this amount to the fund III
such an Investigation fails 10 re-
veal that the party policy in this
state - ~clean and reputable and
that party advancement has not
been effected under the present
leadership. Should the investiga-
tion result favorably for the state
organization, the challenge stipu-
lates that certain national leaders
who have criticized the state or
Continued on lage 20
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
CHURCH ROW
is RENEWED
Statement in Mexican
Controversy is
Challenged
ny the Associated Prcss.l

WASHINGTON, ID. a.. March o. NM
a new chapter in the controversy
over religious schools III Mexico led
10 the revival Of discussion Of the
subject today among members az the
d plomatic corps an dothers in Wash
ington.
The author ofthe latest contribu-
tion 20 the dispute il Rev John Cal
laghan. who yesterday told Palm
Sunday congregation ut ST. Mathews
Roman aCthOlic church here that
Mexican Ambassador Teller has TAX
en- rare liberty with the truth" in
his recent defense of the Mexican
deportations or religious leaders.
Among those who attended the serv-
ice we're several officials Of foreign
diplomatic missions here.
Mr. Teller takes rare liberty
with the truth when he talks about
political activities of the Catholic
church said Father Caiaghan. Cate
gorical assertions may be categor-
ically denied. The Mexican clergy
have taken an honorable part in the
public life OF their country.
Let the crew of evangelical PRO
selytizers in Gales cabinet salaried
clergymen formerly, and may be now
en- the payrolls of organizations in
this country, get out of politics in
Mexico before Mr.. Teller prescmes TO
tell us ANYTHING ahuut fba Cathnlfr
church in politics"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
DEMOCRATSTO
SEEK CONTROL
OF CONGRESS
Presidential Appoint
ments, Aluminium
Co. Probe Big Issues,
Chief Shaver Says
CBy The Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON ID. O.. March %. NM
Presidential appointments, the Alum
mum company of America. IN which
Secretary Mellon IL a stockholdcr. the
tariff commission investigation and
tax reduction will be emphasized in
the democratic campaign TO gain con
troll of congress this fall.
This was made clear in a statement
issued today BY Clem Shaver, chair
man OF the democratic national com
mittee, who asserted "the congress
sional campaign is approaching with
excellent outlook for gains that will
mean democratic control in both
branches"
THE effort Of the president TO in
timate and coerce members Of boards
and commissions by asking for writ
ten re3ignations or compromising
commitments when he makes appoint
ments is an astounding violation OF
the principles Of free government
the chairman declared
Claims Tax Cuts
"The resolution 70 ascertain whcth-
er the attorney general had been eX-
pcditious in prosecuting ar inquiry
Of the Aluminium company Of Ameri-
GA resolution looking to the en-
ploymcnt Of special counscl-was de-
feated in the senate, in Keeping with
administration policy but the rising
tide of popular indignation over the
Continued from Page 60
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
TWO SOUGHT
FOR MURDER
Reyes Silva is Killed
at San Pedro Ranch
on Rio Grande

Reyes Silva was K He'd AZ 10 o'clock
sunday night at the san Pedro ranch
up the RIO Grandc and county Of
ficers are looking for Luis Contreras
who is reported 70 have crossed the
river into Mexico. Silva died from
the effects of a charge from "A shot
gun that entered his ahdamcn.
Salomon Contrcras, father ~ Luis
Contreras. says his son came to his
house and grabbed a single -barreled
shot gun. a few minutes later he,
Salomcn Contreras, heard shots. Soon
afterwards Luis returned 10 his
fathers house. left the gun and dis
appeared. This gun was turned over
% the sheriff and il is III his office
now.
Officers also are seeking Jesus
Gonzales who is said to have been
with Contreras. The owner of the
place where Gonzales stayed told the
officers that Gonzales came home and
that he ran him away a few minutes
before the shooting. Officers did not
secure the name of Gonzales landlord
Sunday but left again Monday 10
question him further. The case was
investigated by Sheriff Sam Robert
son and II. X. Jefferds, deputy United
States marshal.
Jesus Silva, q brother ~ the de
ceased. had AN abrasion near the
point cf his chin. He says that Luis
Contreras hit him with a blunt in
strument. He is not certain whether
II was bottle, pistol Of possibly a
gun. The blow knocked him down
and he lost consciousness for q short
time.
Several different witnesses say
that three or four shots were fired.
The dead man was only Is years
old and Contreras Is %. Family
troubles are said to have led to the
shooting. The killing occurred on
the San Pedro ranch up the river and
not the one down the Rio Grandc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
ASKS
MEXICAN LAND
GRANT PROBE
Valuable Tract Given
Syndicate Composed
Jointly of Mexican
and Japanese Men
CBy The Associated Prcss.)

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. March 29-
The senate foreign relations commit
tee was asked today by Senator John
son. republican. California. To in-
quire into a 100000 acre land grant
on Magdalena bay, Lower California,
recently given by the Mexican gov
ernment 70 q Mexican japanese syn
dicatc
Senator Johnson's request was sub
mitted to Chairman Borah. who said
nc too wanted an the facts about the
concession. Senator Borah previous
Is had taken the matter up with the
state department, which as a result
is expected to make inqu ries as 70
the nature Of the transaction.
Thus far neither the department
ncr Senator Borah has any informa-
tion except that contained III Y recent
newspaper dispatch from San Diego,
California. saying the syndicate pro-
posed TO produce vegetable dyes and
rubber.
The land involved long has been
regarded as an immensely valuable
naal base. however. and Senators
Borah and Johnson believe an the
information available should ~ Sc
cured by the American government.
The San Diego dispatch did not come
TO the attention of Senators Borah
and Johnson until yesterday. and the
state department had taken no inter
est IN II until Mr.. Borah asked de-
partmcnt officials today what they
had done about il.
The foreign relations chairman
said that since the department knew
nothing about the case. he saw no
point introducing a resolution calling
Secretary kellogg for information.
If the customary state department
procedure IN followed. Ambassador
Sheffield d Mexico City will ~ ask
cd to inquire informally III the Mexi-
can foreign office regarding the
grant and report to Washington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
3BOYS KILLED
IN Rail WRECK
Youngsters Left Home
lin Search of Ad-
venture
fRy the Associntcd PressN

WACO. Texas, March 20 - Three
boys living near KosSe, Limestone
county believed a. have left their
homes in search Of adventure. and
choosing a freight train as their
mode Of travel, were killed near Ma
lore early Sunday when freight
train was wrecked
The wreckage caught fire. and
from the burning debris the bodies
n the boys were recovered and iden-
titled as Arnett Freeman. ID. son Of
Walter Freeman; Riley Hunt, Is. son
Of j. 7. Hunt and Jesse Giddings, IL.
son of Jesse Giddings. Their homes
were close together in the Eureka
community on Kosse's outskirts.
The cause Of the wreck il un-
known One freight car jumped the
track. bumped along the tics for sew
cral hundred feet, the twelve other
cars piled up near a bridge over 4
highway under pass two miles south
Of Malone. As the cars caught fire
the blaze spread to the bridge which
was destroyed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower Rio
Grande Valley: Partly cloudy to fair
and warmer tonight and Tuesday.
For East Texas: Cloudy tonight
and Tuesday with occasional rains.
Light to fresh casterly to southerly
winds on the coast.
Weather Conditions
The weather was cloudy and un-
settled practically throughout the
southern half Of the United States
al the morning observation. Light tc
moderate rains occurred over most
Of Texas during the last "a hours.
except snow in the Panhandle. Light
scattered precipitation was reported
also from the balance of the Gulf
states, and SHOWS from the central
Rocky Mountain and southern Plains
states. Temperatures were unseason-
ably low this morning over most OF
the northern half Of the country, and
sub-normal practically throughout the
balance of the United States.
The lowest temperature last night
at Texas stations ranged from 80 ats
Amarillo 10 6f at Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29

Disbay 24 Lawyers
From Practice IN
US. Treasm,yOtf

between them and employees of the
internal revenue bureau.
A list II those disbarred, made
public today BY Secretary Mellon.
also included fifteen others who have
been suspended. The disbarments
covered q period Of three years.
Charges against the lawyers were
varied, some including attempts by
attorneys to brihe employees Of the
income tax unit and others involving
efforts BY the lawyers 10 obtain lists
~ tax payers subject To extra assess
ment.
Senator Glass or Virginia. former
democratic secretary Of the treasury,
complained recently against prac-
tices Of this character.
The list Of lawyers disbarred from
the treasury practice include William
VI. Johnson, Dallas; John y. Rodgers,
New Orlcan; Charles VI. Stewart.
Kansas City. Mo, and James I.
Tucker Of Oklahoma City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
CONSIDERED
ORVACANCY
Possible Sheriff For
County Narrowed
to Small List

]. G. Nichols of Harlingen and
Mack Jester Of San Benito are con
sidered to hae the best chance OF get
ting the job of sheriff TO fill the un-
expired term or Colonel Sam Robert
son. resigned, according 10 informa-
tion available Monday morning al
though the session Of county commits
sioners held at that time did not re-
suit in an appointment.
This i the fourth day that commits
sioners have been meeting in an at
tempt to appoint a sheriff and NJ no
time have three or them agreed On
the same man. Others still under
consideration are Dick Sethman, for
mer water diStricS manager and sam
Sparks of San Benito.
Il is stated that consideration Of
Fr1rk Brown AS a possible arpointee
has beer dropped although there W. y
considerable baliuting on him nt rst
He il a candidate for the office III
the primaries.
The commissioners adjourned at II
O'Clock Monday morning after having
gone into session at o'clock but
still were unable to pick n man. They
went into session again 1T o'clock
Monday afternoon.
II was a haggard but undecided
group that filed out Of Judge Oscar &.
Dancy's office Monday morning. The
commissioners hope to arrive at a
conclusion either this afternoon or
Tuesday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
And Valley Has
Fresh Vegetables

While the Panhandle Of Texas to-
day lay under a blanket Of snow, with
cold winds bowling over the praries,
the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Tex
a., diagonally across the state. is
harvesting and shipping fresh veEe-
tables % the amount OF more than
$50 carloads a day.
Weather Observer Schnurbusch OF
the Brownsville station. said today
that the cold weather which now has
Northwest Texas, Oklahoma and
Kansas in its grip seems to be trav-
cling In an easterly direction, and
he did not believe ii would extend
this far south.
Temperatures in Brownsville today
ranged around 10 degrees, with pleas
ant breezes blowing in from the Gulf
of Mexico, from the southeast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
METHODISTS HOLD
REVIVAL SERVICES

The First Methodist church start
ed Pre- Easter revival Sunday with
a 10 o'clock service for Sunday school
children and II o'clock regular
service at which there were several
conversions. Ten professed faith
and two were admitted by certificate.
They will be received into the church
next Sunday morning.
Services will continue through the
week. The Women Missionary So
ciety held q devotional service nc
$3.50 o'clock Monday and he pastor
spoke to the children at 1850 O'Clock.
AT 1880 this evening he will preach
on Cleaning the Temple" There
will be special music. The pastor Is
conducting all the services himself.
The congregation will worship in the
new auditorium on and after Easter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
SPUDS, BEANS
Being QUOTED
Market Report Lists
Them First Time;
Onions Soon

Potatoes and string beans appeared
in the market reports issued by j. -
Evers. special representative Of tho
United States bureau of markets, for
the first time today.
This report Is published in The
Herald daily. Today ID says that
potato haulings are very light with
good wire inquiry. good demand and
a steady market. IN mixed ears T. Q.
b. usual terms sacked per cwt. Bliss
Triumphs are 500 for a few sales.
Wagonloads. cash TO growers. are
bringing $500.
String bean haulings also are very
light with good wire inquiry, good
demand, and a steady market In mix
cd cars T. o. b. usual terms bushcl
hampers are mostly $3.50 with few
high as $500. In mixed cars {. o. b.
cash track they are $3.50 to $3.50
with growers receiving mostly $500
and a few S325.
On April | Mr. Evers will have
onion market reports out of the Lar
edo district and these also will be
run daily in The Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
REDS MAKE BIG
GAINS In FRANCE
NV The Associated Press }

PARIS. March %. An indication
that communism has made large
gains in Paris since 1921 is seen by
the organs Of the extreme left in the
outcome Of yesterdays parliamentary
by-clections in the second election
district. in which Jacques Duclos and
Albert Fournier were returned over
nationalist candidates.
These organs exultingly point out
that 6S $50 votes were east for the
communist list as compassed with 49,,
993 in 921. The right and the con
servative papers admit the strength
shown BY the communists and call
for sacred union to face the red
menace
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
0ILER ON ship IS
HEIR TO FORTUNE

HONOLULU. March 29.-Thc mot
orship Mazatlan. disabled March 10
several hundred miles off Guam. ar
rived here in tow of the United
States shipping board freighter viii
liam Penn yesterday.
The Advertiser says when the
Mazatlan docked. Ray Dietrich. an
oilcr aboard the vessel. became Lord
Fitzmaurice and owner Of an estate
IN England worth five million dol
lars. Dietrich. whom Captain j. j.
Meany described rs soldier of for
tune. was handed message from
firm Of lawyers in London saying he,
as grandson. inherits the estate as
a result Of two years fruitless search
for others as nearest kin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
WALES HAS ABCESS;
BRITAIN EXCITED

LONDON. March 29.-The Prince
cr Wales today underwent what is
termed q slight operation To relieve
him Of pain due TO an ahcess in his
ear. superindueed by an attack of in
fluenza.
So accustomed is the public to re-
gard Wales rs the embodiment of
physical health and vigor that the
announcement that hc was laid up
from an operation came as something
x shock, although IL was accom-
panied by the assurance that there
was nothing serious the matter with
him.
The newspapers had great sale.
and everybody was talking about the
prince.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
Roumania Plans to
Eliminate Bratiano

BUCHAREST, Rumania. March %.
An attempt will be made to form
a government excluding Premier Bra
tiano, whose cabinet resigned Satur-
day upon the expiration Of its four
years mandate King Ferdinand has
instructed the leaders Of the nation
alist, peasant and averescu parties to
collaborate in an endeavcr to submit
by tonight joint recommendation
for coalition government compris-
ing the principal anti Bratiano
groups
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
HIGHWAY TRIAL
LATER l.! in WEEK
CBy The Associated Prcss.) J


AUSTIN. Texas. March ~. l- The
states S421 900 highway suit against
the Hoffman Construction company
was left on call today by Judge
George Calhoun Of the 53rd district
court and may 20 20 trial any day
Of this week after Wednesday
Trial NJ 4 suit having priority over
the road litigation will take about
three days. the attorneys involved es-
timated.
Defense attorneys asked that tho
suit be set for April ;, but Judge Cal
houn pointed out number of other
cases have priority for that date.
Attorney General Dan Moody laugh
ingly expressed cope the case will
be closed before April 20, the date
he is 70 be married.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29
G.O.P.Chairman
Will Consider
Creager Appeal

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March %.
Chairman Butler or the rcpubIi-
can national committee will hear
both sides of the quarrel over fed
eral patronage in Texas before nc
decides whether IN investigation is
necessary. lie said today he ex-
pected to talk about the question
with Representative Wurzbach. the
sole republican member Of the
house from Texas, who has charged
Irregularities in patronage allct-
ments. and with Representatives
Tilscn Of Connecticutt, the party
floor leader and Wood of Indiana.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-29

chairman Of the republican con
grcssional committee. Both Tilson
and wood have come To the defense
OF Wurzbach in his controversy
with X. b. Creagcr. republican ma
tional committeeman for Texas.
Yesterday Mr.. Creager appealed
to the national chairman for a full
investigation but this appeal SEN
ator Butler is holding under advise
mcnt.