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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-11-19
FREIGHT DEPOT
FOR HARLINCEN
M. p. Announces Work
Will Start on Big
$60,00O Structure

HARLINGEN. Tex, Nov. l9.-An-
nouncemcnt was mad this morning
by Missouri Pacific officials that
work would be started immediately
on the construction of freight de-
pot to be located between Harrison
and Commerce streets, in close prox-
unity to III. ras ssnger depot. The
building will cost 100000.
Plans Cor the structure have been
completed. but details were not an
nounced. II is understood the struc-
ture will be Of brick or hollow tile.
stucco finished to conform with 9TH
er buildings Of tae company h-re
Announcement was also made by
the company officials that second
story will he adled to the passenger
'ero+ n'~lin~ it one Of the largest
in the Valley. The fright apot
will be the largest in this part of
the state, il was announced.
When this cor struction program il
completed. the freight q pot, passen-
ger depot and Van Noy cafe will
occupy tt entire area on the east
side Of the tracks between Harrison
and commerce streets. and all struc-
lures will conform to the same gen.
eral plan in architecture.
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says now u III the embryonic stage.
backed by 10000 armed men.
The rebellious military leaders.
with one exception. have vowed to
restore him 10 power when control
of the republic once has been wrest-
ed from the regime OF President
Gales.
De In Huerta declared he would
take hi place al the head or his
sympath zers in Mexico when the
time was oppoEtnne.
He made il plain, however. that
he had no intention of violating the
neutrality laws Of the United States
and said the American authorities
were coEnizant Of his position.
When told that his announcement
was not tx ng taken seriously III
Washington, he declared that the
true state of affairs in Mexico had
not been permitted 70 become known
outside OF the republic.
DE In Huerta II authority for the
statement that armed revolts. man.
ned mostly by Yaqui Indians and
led by Mexican generals. already are
on foot in the states Of Chihuahua.
GuanaJuatol. Jalisco, Durango. So
nora, Vera Cryz, Guerrero and
Pucbla. Small forces are operating
in eleven other states de In Huerta
says he i Informed.
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THREE INJURED
WHEN HOME BURNS

BEAUMONT. Tex, Nov. 9.-,P)-
Four people are in local hospital,
three severely burned. in an early
morning fire which trapped them In
Il II home. J Claude Dawson. his
wife and her sister, Mrs. L. J. Jones
Of Houston are burned about tfe
1ody. face and hands, while the
fourth the three weeks old baby Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Il merely in
the hospital with its mother, unip-
jured. after being tossed to safety,
from a second story window when
Mrs. Dawson and Mrs. Jones becam
trapped while Dawson battled with
the flames until firemen arrived.
A servant had kindled fire early
and later discovered the blaz2 b.
tween the ceiling and the floor
above. She walked Dawson, who in
structed the two women TO remain
on the second floor. but soon finding
th I'm trapn d, rushed TO the yard and
told them To jump for safety. which
they did without further injuries.
TIE home and furnishings were to-
tai loss.
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GRANT PERMIT
TOBUILDR ROAD
IN West TEXAS
Burlington and Frisco
Authorized TO Con-
struct Extens i on 8
In Plains Country

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-R-
The Burlington and Frisco railroad
systems were authorized today to
proceed with construction vi new
lines in the plains territory or the
Texas Panhandle and the Santa Fe
and the Texas, Panhandi- and Gulf
were given similar permits.
Controversy a. 10 which group
has been before the Interstate Com
merce Commission for many months.
The south and east plains territory
OF the Panhandle n involved
The Burlington system. through a
subsidiary. the Fort Worth and Den
yer. South Plains. was authorized 10
build a total OF 202 miles Of line.
The main stem would run from RS
telline through Plainvier. 10 a point
in Castro county. Texas. distance
of 1872 miles. 4 branch line Of so
miles would extend TO LS@hock and
another Of ID miles 20 Silyert0n.
The Frisco. through IA QEannah.
Acme and Pacific. was permitted TO
build p miles from Balm TO Floydada.
Conflicting plans, filed by the
Texas, Panhandle and Gulf. which
proposed To build a total ar 303 mil ~.
running from Seymour, Texas, to
Tucum~r~i. \. NJ. and from Perrin
to TT. North. Texas, involving ex-
rcnr itures of Sli.lT7.000, We're said
IN the commission % ~ unneces-
sary, but in case.the Frisco and the
Burlington fail to proc ed promptly
with these extensions. the Panhandle
company was given the right 20 again
bring forward it, applications
The objection OF the Santa Fc sys-
tenn ia the Burlington and Frisco ex-
tensions were disregarded by the
commission and the Pecos and Nor
thern operated by the Santa Fe was
rli-si0n to construct sew
eral branch lines, althougN n We
nd that these applications might
n, h-ou~ht forward again should the
victorious company fail 70 proceeN-
The railroad commission "a iaT i
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BLAZING Hulk
SPRAYS CARGO
OVERDRYD DOCK
rs Reported Injured;
Heat and Flames
Prevent Wor k ers
Reaching Injured \

BALTIMORE, Nd. Noy. te.-CPD-
Seventeen are known d-ad and rs
injured as workers plunged frantic
ally into the blazing hulk OF the Nor
wegian oil tanker Mantilla, wrecked
by an explosion in thu drydock Of the
Bethlehem Steel company at Spar
rows Point this afternoon.
The Mantsla's crew or 35. includ-
ing Captain Nils Danielsen, was
aboard with an undetermined num-
Der Of dock workers whir one Of the
vessels tanks blew up from an un-
.rown cause
Sparrow's Point Ii just outside the
corporate limits of the city.
Flaming oil was sprayed over the
dock. Officials believed one side or
the ship had ben blown out I'm the
confusion as the burning oil spread
bout 'he docks it was impossible 70
determine irst what happened or how
many men were aboard the ship when
the blast occurred.
Maryland general hospital was
making pr paration TO care for the
injured pulled from tbs hulk after
the explosion.
MT Is a. ZIG H-N LbAE AHNANabt1
that the Mantillt's crew OF IS, in
cluding Captain Danielsen. were
aboard with approximately fifty dry
dock workers when one Of t-r ves-
sells tanks blew up from mn unknown
cause. The spray Of blazing oil
thrown by the blast fired the ship
from stem 10 stern. Nearby buildings
were damaged. Dock hands rallied
to the aid of fiPemn iE attempting
u hold the fire In cheek whiI- vol
unteers entered the hulk To bring
out the dead and injured. Workers
were endangered BY the ships oth-r
tanks. which. IL was feared. might ex-
plode at any time.
All efforts were being bent toward
ret.inr the injured out of the danGef
zone. and Will the fire was az itA
height no attempt ~ been made to
check the identities OF those dead, in
jurad or missing.
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Stone Bust Given
State by Governor

AUSTIN. Nov. 19.-tP,-The stone
bust Of Governor Miriam A. Fergu-
son. done by Enrico Gerrarchio. was
presented TO the stat OF Texas Fri
day. Lieutenant Colonel GEORGE s.
Nallc. Jr.. six year old grandson of
the first woman governor Of Texas.
pulled the cord that unveiled the
hust which stands on a marbla pc
destal between the bronze figures Of
the late President Woodrow Wilson
and the late Governor James Stephen
Hogg of Texas in the rotnnda Of the
m~e~iv- granite Texas state house.
Neither Governor Ferguson nor her
husband attended. A large number of
state employees and frn-nds of the Fer
gusons heard the speakers.
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JUDGE West
TO SIT here
Federal Bench is To
Be Occupied BY a
San Antonian

Judge Duval West Of San Antonio
will sit on the bench of the Browns
Vile division Of the Southern Dls-
trict Federal Court the first week
of its session here III December. ar
cording to information received mere
by a brother. William 5. West.
The federal court will open Mon
dav. December 4. with Judge West
on the bench. Y. "A. Hinojosa. dis
trict clerk. said he had not received
official notice that Judge j. {.
Hutcheson would not sit on the bench
the first week Of court. lie Gid not
'-now today why the change hnd been
made.
The opening date is the same as
usual. the first Monday in Decem-
ber, contrary TO n rumor that II was
opening earlier than customary, MI.
Hinojosa said today.
The grand Jury is TO report at
the federal building on Monday, De-
cember &. and the petit jury on
Tuesday, December Z. The judge l.
10 call the docket on the first day
of court and trial OF cases willy be-
gin on the next.
Summons have been issued for the
December term, but the district
clerks office will get no returns on
the venire until a day or so before
court opens. Harold Jefferds, deputy
u. $. marshal, is serving the papers.
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Scale FAVORED
0'DAY'S PARDON

AUSTIN, Tex. Nov. l9.-tPl--An
answer 20 reports that Sh riff elect
Se9le of Dallas county had said he
had not recommended a pardon for
William IL ster Crawford, pardoned
Thursday III connection with his con-
viction Of man nslauehter for the slay-
ing OF Paul NJ. O'Day, Governor Fer
Euson today exhibited a letter signed
ALLEN Scale.
II was dated Dallas. November Is,
HAdressed TO The governor, and read
in part:
william Lester Crawford was
born and raised in Dallas county,, and
has always been young man Of good
character and habits. The killing re-
suited from an attack upon the char
acter of his mother and ! believe
most men would havr done the same
under like conditions.
Mr. Crawford Is not criminal
and trust that you will grant him
a pardon. =
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Special Teachers
Come Under Probe
-.lRv Trens Arencv.l

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 19.--Teach-
ers in special subjects in all schools
Of federal jurisdiction are to be
farefully investigated beginning with
next term, according to official
statements. The purpose will be
primarily to eliminate those who are
not found proficient In the special
subjects assigned TO them and also
to enable others who consider them
selves qualified oahave their names
placed on the available list.
Special regulations and require
ments are being drawn up TO govern
the selection of teachers in special
izied subjects. The regulations will
apply to primary and secondary
schools and also to the National
University.
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Restore Harmony
In NJ. K. Conferences

WACO. Tx. Nov. l9.--tPl-Cen-
trail Texas -elethodists went into the
third day Of their annual conferences
today with harmony apparently re
stored after spirited discussion
Thursday night over the report from
he rere-al board Of mission, which
was finally adopted with amend
ments.
Dr. W. NJ RAIDER OF Moody reconi-
mrndcd an amendment. changing the
idea of q quota TO that Of free
will offering. The report with this
amendment was passed with only one
disea~-in~ vote.
Judge ". Erskin' Williams of Fort
Worth presided over the sprcial $50
sion ~ the request Of Bishop John
VI. Moore. who wanted 60 rest.
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J. Leahy for the staying of DR.. T..
A. Ramsey. Mathis physician.
The slip. issued by the "A b G"
garage Of San Antonio according to
the testimony OF Maria Cortez. was
handed Leahy by Robert Martinez,
also under indictment for the RAM
sey staying.
The Cortez woman had previously
admitted from the stand that she
was the common law wife of Mar
tinez. who already has detailed n
geographic description Of DR.. RAM
sey's Staying and burial In the
lonely grave in the Live Oak coun-
ty chapparal.
Leahx had visited Martinez at
Laredo,N the witness testified, and
she sac. saw him give Martinez two $50
When Leahy made subsequent
visit to Martinez witness testified
she saw the latter hand Leahy q
ticket. On ii. she said she saw the
letters a B c."
The state then introduced the
ticket which il claims was issued By
.re san Antonio garage to Martinez
after he had delivered DR.. Ramsey's )
car.
The Cortez woman emphatically
denied that Roberta Martinez at any
time had told her Of the killing of
Dx Ramsey. This was brought out
on cross-examination by the defense.
She said further that Martinez was
not in hiding at Laredo.
Eusemia Plemos, woman restau-
rant and lodging house keeper at
Mathis, testified that Martinez had
come TO her place at 1880 Tuesday.
May lS, and left on Thursday.
Leahy. she testified, had recon-
mended that she give Martinez a
room.
Marcos Lemos, her son, corrob-
Grated testimony.
Martinez yesterday testified that
he saw Leahy kill Ramsey last May
ard helped place his bodp In a pre-
visit To Martinez the witness testified
mony was attacked on cross-exam-
ination. the deferse making an eff
fort TO prove that duress was used
in obtaining the confession.
Martinez said he confessed be-
cause he thought that three of
fivers were going to drag ME be-
hind the car" but on redirect ex-
animation this admission was off
set somewhat By Martinez statement
that he was not mistreated and that
the Officers did not threaten to
mistreat.
The state must now corrohorate
the vital points Of Martinez 81 tes-
timOny, as he is under indictment
for the murder and his admitted
completely. The law requires cor
roboration for the testimony Of an
accessory. The first link Of this cor
roborative testimony was given late
Thursday when Rafael Mendez tcs-
titled 10 having introduced Leahy
and Martinez in Laredo.
Mrs. Harry j. Leahy today joined
her husband in the court room. Sit
ting beside him at counsel table her
stoicism matched that of her hus-
band. but was broken occasionally
when she affectionately patted
Leahy's shoulder. Once or twice they
exchanged whispers after the state
had opened the day with testimony
Of Maria Cortez Of Laredo.
This witness testified that she
lived 1T the same house in which
Robert Martinez did and had seen
Leahy twice. Once she said. last May.
he came to the house and got Mar
tinez, who returned week later
alone. About month later, she tcs-
titled, Leahy came again to the
house and that after he left Mar
tinez had $40.
Martinez testified yesterday that
Leahy gave him $40 in Laredo after
the Staying.
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BAPTISTS PLAN
RETRENCHMENT

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Nov. l9.-tP'
Hores Of Hap-ists To establish new
institutions IN various parts of the
statr in the next year We're in the
h"'r'.se Eridav as messengers 70 the
annual general convention OF the
church for Texas considered the re-
port OF the executive committee.
The report would provide that no
association ar denomina-
tion cf the church could start de-
nominational enterprise without sub
mitting il TO the executive board.
Such rule. the report saws. is nee
essary because the board believes
that the Indebtedness on institutions
already established should be met
before ntw obligations are assumed.
The report says that the conven-
tion is more than S6.O00.0O0 in debt
and outlines Il campaign 20 start jan
uary Is. 1927. 10 raise 100000 to
wipe out part OF il.
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Consider Pardon
For Former Mayor

AUSTIN. Nov. I9.--tPl-Governo
Ferguson will decide this week whe-
ther sha will pardon former Mayor
Frank Collier and Mrs. Collier OF
Wichita Falls. convicted for the slny-
ing of their son-in-law, Elsie Roberts
it was reported today
Three Wichita Falls attorneys who
Thursday submitted an application
fo~ I've rardons. remained over 20
confer with tho governor today, and
d fourth lawyer. who was here ~ tile
a4motior for rrhenrihR for Mrs. Lni-
lier return u without having filed the
motion.
No action on the pardon was taken
hy Governor Ferrnkor yesferdnv G.
3. Mcdonald of Wichita Fulla AAid.
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Heavv Fire Loss
At El Campo, Texas

Ell CAMPO. Tex. Nov. 19.-tPl--
Loss estimated at more than 100000
due TO fire and water resulted here
Fridav in blaze which destroyed
the Elco Mixed Feed Factory and /.
Weaver's feed store and threatened
sha Fl Campo Rice Mills. which lost
100000 when its sprinkling system
let no.
Loss 70 tha feed factory was plac-
ed III about 100000. Weaver's loss
was estimated at $4,000.
0vigin Of the frs was rot deter
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EDINBURG Gets
JUNIOR COLLEGE.

AUSTIN, Texas. Nov. 17.-Next
fall two new junior colleges will be
onened in connection with city
school systems of EdinburE and
Texarkana under the supervision Of
the University of Texas Division OF
Extension. Ii is probable. according
70 r. II. Shelby, dean Of that di-
vision, that two others III CorSicana
and San Angelo will also be ready to
opeL 1T that time.
Other cities which are seriously
considering establishing junior col
leges are Houston and Harrisburg.
Dean Shelby said. The junior col
lege opened in Brownsville this fall
has proved n great success, he stat
ed There are about T5 pupils en-
rolled.
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Pig Woman
Claims Bribe
Effort Made

JERSEY CITY, y. j.. Nov. i9.--
(Pl--Nrs. Jane Gibson today is
sued a statement from her sick
bed IN City Hospital asserting att
a. Nt~ y Il been made 20 seal
with money her eyewitness tcsti-
mony of the Hall-Mills murder
and now that abe had told the
truth In open court, she Was
ready to die with a good. clear
conscience
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SOMEkNILLE, N. III. Nov. lg.--iFH
-Th- state rested is case IN the
Hall-Mills trial today at l:49 p. N.
SOMERyI-LE. N. u. Nov l9-tP1
AS the state today prepared to
close its case against Mrs. Frances
stevens Hall and her brothers. Henry
and Win & Stevens the special PROS
ecutor again turned his attention
10 the method 81 death BY which the
Rev. Edward W. Hall and Mrs.
Eleanor K. Mills met death.
A razor which has bObhed un IN
the case Ii intervals. was offered IN
evidence during the testimony III
Frank CnpTlu, private detective.
Who sad he worked on the ease
three weeks ana received the razor
offered in ev dcncc from the late
t-ariah Beekman. one time Somer-
coz r~rfra.v r~0~r r-stN~ ~ ~ q Fn-.- y
questioned Caprio al length on his
activities and past life, the cross eX-
animation not being concluded AZ
ttn i~nrheon recess.
Barbara Tough, maid in the Hall
home AZ the time Of the staying,
started the days testimony with tes-
morv hat she could not say pos
itively that she saw razor. the
property of the Rev Mr.. Hall IL
its accustomed place In bathroom
medicine cabinet after the death of
the minister and choir singer. killed
together more than four years ago.
Alvin H. Goddard. ammunition ex-
rert. said that bullets examined hy
him, "a having been taken from the
body of Mrs Mills. were 30 ealibrc
and were fired from an automatic
pistol.
The state will close its case dur
ing the afternoon session.
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WOMAN APPOINTED
U.S.. COMMISSIONER

AMARILLO. Texas. Nov. l9.--t4sl--
Miss Jewell Scales. sister Of Rollie
Scales. former United States COM
missioner for this district. who re-
4irnel three weeks ago. his beer
appointed commissioner BY Federal
Judge James {. Wilson Of Fa
Worth 10 succeed L. G. Spen
who resigned this week folld
~ appointment a. successor
Scales.
Miss Scales has been sworn In. IL
has nos been announced whether the
appointment is permanent. Miss
Scales formerly was clerk uf-the
United States district court here.
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STREETS Will
GET PAVING IN
new ADDITION
City to Pay Its Part
: Of Cost AS Tract Is
Settled Enough To
Warrant Action

Streets in the Los EbanOs ad-
dition will be paved as the result Of
an agreement reached today be
tween the city commission and the
James-Dickinson Company, Develop
ers OF the tract.
The city will make paving .evies
on the lots lying within the city
limits and then will ask for bids 10
hard surface the streets. The con
tracts will be turned over 20 the
James Dickinson Company which viii
pay the cost ~ the work. Later. when
sufficient citizens have made their
homes in the addition. the city will
pay Il share Of the paving cost ou'
Of future bond issues without IN
terest.
"A similar plan was hr0arhed to IN
city commission whereby water an
sewer lines would be extended to
those parts Of the addition lying
within the city limits. When suf
fcient number ~ subscribers ar
secured the city Will assume contro
OF these lines and pay for them.
Other Extensions.
IL was suggested by A. X. blac
and A. ID. Dickinson Of the dcvelo-
ment firm. that water pipes and
sewer lines be extended 20 tho7
parts of the add tion outside of the
city and that charges OF 30 per cen
extra be made for this service m
olt-nf-t0wn subscribers. The cNtrn
charge is being made in places where
there aro subscribers outside Of tn,
city limits.
The nro~nsition was nut before
the commissioners verbally but wi
~ rN- into writ ng ne soon as the
details are worked out. Bids re
be asked soon on the paving, II is
understood. the developers of the
property desiring % gct the adj
litinr ~-veA and otherwise improved
AZ rnridlv as nossible.
The entire matter is eXnected to
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windows in il and nearby houses.
The report OF the explosion. which
occurred at . o'clock. was heard
throughout the locality.
A previous attack was made on
the mayors home several weeks
ago by machine gun armed auto
mobile. Townspeople credit both
sailies 10 the Birger gang, sworn
enemies Of the Shcltonites In the
liquor feud.
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Rebel Manifesto
Being Circulated

Ell PASO, Tex. Nov la.-LPi-
Copies Of manifesto, ceiling on
citizens of chihuahua 10 take up
arms for Adolfo de Ia Huerta, have
be7n received here. They were sign
ca by Nicolas Fernandez. general
OF the division Of the revoluf'07ist
army OF Chihuahua. Juarez military
~-'- refr-ed 70 comment on the
manifesto although they did state
they ad 10 take the reported r,v-
oiutionary movement seriously.
Guards have been increased on
trains betwene Juarez and M xi-o
City. as II is believed that III revolt
should occur. tn, first move would
be to sever communication between
Juarez and the interior.
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OIL TANKER EXPl 0DES; II KILLED
Illinois Gangsters Hurl Bomb
at Residence West City Mayor

WEST CITY, Ill, Nov. Is.-sP-
Southern Illinois gangster war
fare burst forth again this mCra-
ing. bomb. hurled from a swift
iy moving automobile. exploded
about ten feet from the home Of
Joe adams. West City mayor and
alleged cohort af the Shelton gang
Of liquor runners.
Nobody was in the house and the
only dam age was the shattering OF
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COACH
GIVEN RELEASE

PITTSBURGH. Nov. i9.-tP)--
lock Onslow. Pittsburgh Pirate Aach
has been given his unconditional re-
l,rre. When DOME Bush was made
manager few weeks ago he was
given fires hand to select his oNn
ados ard it is presumed he has Sc
lccted someone else to take Onslow's
On.
Onslow came TO the. Pirates in
1924 from Richmond, Va.
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OPENS BIG THEATER

NEW Y0RK-This is a big day in
the life Of Adolph Zukor. movie mag
nate, who came from Hungary 81
years ago with SIS or $40. hc doesn't
remember which. His new $3.0nO.000
theater opens TONIGHT in the $4,000
900 Paramount building. new sky
frraper In Times Square.
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Mcrgan And Duane
To Battle Tonight

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-tPl-Tod
Norgar. Of Seattle. will risk his jun
ior world lichtweiuht title in n local
ring for the third time within ~
ha f~rr- Carl Duanr or
New York in Madison Square Gar
den tonight.
Neither has experienced difficulty
in getting down 70 the weight. 100
pounds.