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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
NO ORDERS TO
CLOSE BRIDGE
Federal Officials Be.
lieve No Changes
VIII Be Made

The statement issued from San
Antonio yesterday that all Mexican
border points would We ordered 10
close at o'clock each night. in orr
derbt0 more effectively enforce the
prohibition law, has been received
with considerable skepticiSm by fed
erai officials here. A San Antonio
dispatch stated that the reconmcn-
dation for earlier closing was made
"a the customs department follow
ing conference of customs immi-
grafton and prohibition enforcement
officials IL III Paso Monday
No orders for earlier closing. or
intimation that such orders would
be given, have been received by
either the customs or immigration
officials in Brownsville.
Federal Officers pointed cut that
liquor smuggling IL almost negligible
on this part Of the border and that
the closing Of the Brownsville port
would prove no material aid 70 pro-
hibition enforcement.
That Assistant Secretary Andrews,
in charge of customs ard prohihi-
tion, was not greatly impressed by
the recommendation NJ the III Paso
conference. was indicated IN nn or
der issued this morning that the III
Paso bridge remain open until .
o'clock, the present regulations at
that post. Officials here state that
in view of this order. il il hardly
logical to presume that earlier clos
ing hours will he orderedBfor other
Mexican border ports.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
FULLPARDONS
GRANTED TO e
Total Acts of Clemen-
cy by Governor Now
Number 3,005

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. f.-Gover-
nor Miriam "A. Ferguson'S acts Of
clemenry mounted to 3.OO5 Tuesday,
when she granted 20 full pardons
Among those pardoned were +. B..
Moy. sentenced 10 serve five to
ninty-nine years for murder in Har-
Tis county in connection with the
slaying of his wife: and Weldon
Pleasant, Bexar County. five to
twenty-five years for murder.
She said Moy had served the state
four years as "a good blacksmith
doing as much work as an average
convict would do in Is years. and
that the evidence showed the kill
ing of Moy's wife was an accident.
Governor Ferguson has granted
s25 full pardons, SIS conditional par
done and hundfeds Of paroles. COM
mutations and similar acts.
Other flll pardons today included: (:
Sidney Oliver. Hardin county,
murder. five years; convicted Japu-
AIRY term 1925: recommended by
eleven Of jurors, district judge who
tried case, and other county and
district officials.
j. H. Ratcliff, Taylor county. forg-
cry. two years. Served one year
with n clear record.
Richard Pitts. Lamar county. muir
der. five years; two years served
with clear record; recommended by
jurors. district attorney who prose-
cutcd him and many good citizens Of
Lamar county.
Jewell Redwinc. Eastland county.
murder. lS years: granted because
Ft.srs a
mendation Of various officials and
hundreds Of prominent men and
women.
Jose Perez. Webb county. sodomy.
five years. Served Pne year with
ri0us webb county officials.
Bryan O'Neal. McLennan county,
burglary and theft III 25 cases: six
years. Convicted in May. 1926:
granted because he IS only 10 years
old and upon the recommendation
Of the jury and county officials.
Delmar tBuddie) O'Ncai, McLen
nan county. three cases vi theft. six
years. Recommended by judge. jury.
county attorney and sheriff. and be-
cause the youth OF defendant.
Walter NcGinfy. Limestone coun-
~, murder. five 10 fifty years.
Served eight years with clear record
and because defendant j. war vet
eran, and on recommendation Of
judge- district attorney and county
attorney.
Albert Davis, Tom Green county,
swindling. two years. Convicted May.
1925. Recommended by sheriff and
district judge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
Army DEFEATS
BANDIT BANDS
Federal Troops Now
Dominate Situation
At All Points

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 4.-tP-Iso-
lated cases Of banditry have prompt
ed the War Department To declare
that the Mexican army dominates
the situation throughout the Re-
public and can end and will prompt
Is suppress any movement of Sc
ditious nature anywhere.
Dispatches received after the is
suance or the statement tell Of an
attack on the military barracks At
Leon. Guanajuatn. with the appar-
cnt object Of seizing the town. Two
hundred men charged the barracks.
the dispatches said. only 10 be re-
pulsed by the federal troops with
the loss Of ten killed.
Indications that the plot was of
local character are seen In the added
news lhat the Leon city authorities
arrested and executed eleven resi-
dents, six Of them prominent.
A large gang of bandits is operat-
ING in the vicinity of Mexico City.
Fifty armed men stopped number
Of automobiles few miles south
of the capital yesterday and robbed
the passengers
Police believe they are the same
gang which robbed several motor
lists on the Cuerna Vaca highway
Sunday.
Special dispatches from Saltillo,
Coahuila. state that federal troops
rndcr General Gonzales defeated a
force Of insurrectionists who at-
tackled Conception del Orc. In Zaca-
tccaS. on Sunday. Several rebels
were captured and executed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
CONFERENCE ON
CHINA CALLED

PEKING. Jan. 4.--Fi--John " A.
MacMurrny. American minister 10
China. has been called 10 Washing
ton for a conference with Secretary
Kellogg regarding Chinese affairs.
The news has created the liveliest
interest in the diplomatic corps. Mr..
MacMurray will sail January % from
Yokohama.
HANKOW. Jan. 4.--tPD-Hnnknw
was quiet today following the dis
turbance in which British marines
held AZ bay several thousand Chinese
coolies who attacked the British con-
Session yesterday.
American sailors were landed dur
ing the evening az the request of
British authorities. but were held
at headquarters ard not used in the
scrimmaEe. The American blue
jackets later returned 10 their ship
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
BANKS OF CITY
Showing Gain
AT YEAR'SEND
Deposits Exceed Those
Of June 30, Despite
: Withdrawals to FL
nance Winter Crops

Despite heavy Withdrawals 70 fl
nance potato and other winter crops,
the four Brownsville banks reflect
larger figures in the report 81 De-
cember 81 IS compared with the re-
port Of June 30. 1926.
Statements called for by the state
and national banking departments
for December 81 were the first state
ments called since June 30, q new
regulation having gone into effect
reducing the number OF annual state
mcnts from five to three.
On December 81. the four Browns
Vile banks showed total resources
of Ss.325.s97.73 as compared with
SS.o59.9OJ.5S on June 30 last. De
posits on December 81 were $6.90O,-
1871 as compared with S6.59s, s66.S7
ton June 30 last.
Had a statement been called for in
the last days Of August. local bank
ers say Brownsville banks would have
shown total deposits of around So
600 900.
The Merchants National Bank on
the last day of the year added $50. .00C
70 its SURPLUS, increasing the figure
70 S200,O00, in addition 10 which il
presented its stockholders with d ten
per cent dividend a. New Years
gift.
The First National Bank added
81 900 to its surplus fund, giving
this fund total for the year OF
$4,000. of which $4,000 was set
aside the last OF June.
The State National Bank increased
its undivided profits figure from
Sl5 5.i33.S7 TO $i0.O37.25.
The directors of the Texas Bank
a Trust Company will not meet until
Tuesday. on which day all banks will
elect Officers.
Dposits and resources for the To-
cal banks on Decs mbcr 81 were a.
follows:
First National Bank-Resources
S2.250. 1881: deposits. Sl.s63. 1885
Merchants National Bark Re.
sources S3,c25. .a3i.6i; deposits. 81.
924.2i256.
State National Bank--Resources
81 .s5T .s3372; dcrosits. $780, .lS647
Texas Bank a Trust Company
Resources. s59i .SS2.76; deposits
$780,. 600
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
Dean D,spye Gets 2 Deer
IN One Bump With Auto

NJ X. Duprc. dean Of the junior
college. has just revealed the prize
deer story of the season.
lie told the story last night right
after the economies class period
wAs over. He said that ~ and hi
family were bowling along at ~
rapid rate on that excellent stretch
Of highway between Mason and
fredericksburg when h. noticed
two deer by the side Of the road.
One was a buck and the other q
doe. lie wEs already late and IN n
hurry ~ ret back t0 Brownsville
10 nv did not slow down. lust IN
th1 auto rot almost abreast or the
animals they decided to cross the
road.
The automobile his both of them.
killing one instantly and crippling
the other. That Put the dean into
a real predirament fer one " the
deer was n doe. He was reflecting
ON the strange state of affairs
when another aut0mobilist hap
peEed along
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
LAWYER ATTACKS
ACRARIAN POLICY

Agrarian attempts TO seize the
American owned Las Rucias ranch
near Matamoros during the latter
part Of November. which resulted in
the de2th OF seven persons was crit
ieized by r.. urtusastegui. prominent
lawyer. at banquet celebrating the
opening of a new cafe. the Valencia.
in Matam0ros last night.
Mr. Urtusastegui attacked the
aernrian methods in his usual fiery
and eloquent manner.
Jose Juan De In Cara. tax collec-
tor for the municipality. replied 70
the lawyer. sustaining the agrarian
policy Of the government in his talk.
He declared that the seizure of Las
RuciaS ranch was not in keeping
with the agrarian policy and that il
was not an official act Of the agrai-
ian party.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
To Investigate
Arson Charges

GEORGETOWN. Texas. Jan. A.
lz,1-District Judge Cooper SAMSON
Tuesday ordered the Williamson
county grand jury 20 investigate
thoroughly the charge az arson
against Mrs Reberra Bradley Rogers
of Austin. former Texas University
student. Mrs. Rogers j. charged in
Hays county with robbery with fire
arms in connection with the robbery
about three weeks ago Of the Farm
crs' N4tional Bank 10 Bndn. she also
il charged with setting fire 10 wa
cant frame building IN Round Rock.
Williamson county. the day before
she II alleged to have robbed the
Buda bank.
Judge SAMSON told the grand jury.
II charge you that because the sGs-
pect j. a young woman with an inHo-
cent husband and mother IL no great
or treason foE faiburc 10 make n
thorough and serious investigation
than IL the suspect wers a mnn with
cut friends or influence"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
BELIEVE BANDIT
LEADERS CAUGHT

COFFEENILLE. Kans. Jan. 4.-tAg
in the capture of Hubert Munger.
ex-convict in the Kansas penitcn-
tiary and Jess Doyle Of South Cof-
feeville. near here. last night. Off
GERS believe, they have ,bagged two
members Of rohber band that has
terrorized wide territory.
Heavily armed. the two were found
trying to remove a large truck and
new high-powered roadster. Two
ether men escaped
The truck has nearly completed
platform bed ideally adapted 10 the
hauling NJ safes and other heavy
objects. Nitroglycerin was found in
the roadster.
Officers are checking finger
print records 10 see If Doyle is not
in fact. Ray Terrell. who is sought
in connection with gangster opera
tions. A Nowata county deputy
said Doyle was one Of the two men
who escaped from the home of Earl
Doyle at South Coffeeville while Of
ficers were searching the place stwo
weeks ago. a trunk Of jewelry was
found on the premises which was
later identified as part of the loot
from two stores 10 lola and two at
Brist0w. oklahoma. Nitr0glycerin
also was found in a large sedan
which mad been stolen at Amarillo,
Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
COAT BUTTON, LOCK OF HAIR, TRAP SLAYER
UNDERTAKEN, PRIEST
Y. y X
HAPPEN ALONG JUST
y X x
AS ACCIDENT OCCURS

II was a peculiar run or cir
cumstarces that caused the rumor
10 get about yesterday afternoon
that there had been fatal wreck
NJ the corner Of Fourteenth and
Harrison Streets.
The accident occurred there
early in the afternoon. aE ambu-
lance arrived there short time
afterwards and a priest still a
little later but II was nli mere CO.
Incidence
Mrs. Jesus CeballoS was driving
big touring car which failed TO
clear a truck she was attempting
to pass. The front end Of the car
was smashed but Mrs. CcbalIos,
another woman and two children
escaped unhurt. Shortly there
after Marcelo Cara. undertaken,
who had been out on call, hap
.pened along in his ambulance. A
few minutes later Father Florence
Andres Of the Immaculate Con-
ccpcion church also happened
along. The presence Of these two
caused the ruror 20 get about
that the accident was fatal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
CONFESSES HE
HAD MURDERED
MOTHER NLAW
Button, Hair Found i'm
Hand OF Dead Wo-
man Provide Clue
For Investigators

MINEOLA. n. H. JAM l.--lPi--
Trapped Ny coat hutton and q ioek
~ his hair. Harold r. Webster. 26,
today confessed the murder NJ MS
n.other-in-law, Mrs. Catherine Galla-
way, 45. who was found yesterday
with her skull crushed at the home
AZ another son-in-law- Dr. Dell q.
Bassctt. at Hampstead.
The confession was announced
by District Attorney Eivin N. Ed
toned for six hours.
Edy rds said Webster confessed
he had killed his mother-in-law be-
cause she had threatened to cause
her daughter. Mrs Blanche Web
stur, ~ start divorce proceedings.
Mrs. Webster. held in nn adjoining
room while her husband faced thB
prosecutors office, collapsed when
told Of her husbands confession.
A letter written by Webster q h.s
mother after be confessed was made
public by the District Attorney ~
read.
II have Fone far enough IN re
gard 10 this murder. PlcaAc, dear MA,
tell them everything I have told you.
Also please give them the blue trous-
ers and anything else you might
have that bears blood stains. Please
forgive me and don't worry. 80 far
they have treated mc fine"
"A few strands 0f hair Uf IA mans
head. torn out by thr roots and
hutton found IN the still warm hand
Of the dead woman led 10 the ar-
rest of Webster on a charge Of firm
degree murder. The hair was said
by the district attorney 20 corre-
spond with that .cf Webster. Tho
button was N perfect match for
others on Nehstcr's sack coat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04

IL was natural for tne perplexed
Mr.. Dupre 10 tell the stranger
about *. IL would mean a fine
for me Ia take the deer on" said
MI. Duprn said.
-lt certainly wotId. Snid che
stranger, about $50 apiece
You seem TO know, the dean
replied.
Well. ! ought to. You see. I'm
the game warden, the stranger
reJpired.
Alr. Dupre had already shown The
stranger where he hid Nit tnR deer
10 the warden, Henry Keller,
pulled out a pencil and paper and
wrote oGt note explaining how
the educator happened 20 be in the
possession Of the animals.
After telling this story Mr. Du-
pre- pulled out this note and showed
Et ID the Geo. class NV evidence
ut the unexpected manner in which
ne rot his bag limit. including
dos, and got away with il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
Open Annual Campaign
a gdinst BObbed Hair

NEW YORK. y. ". Jan. 4.-tPi
The American girl has been
likcned to many wondrous things.
but perhaps never before has she
been called either comic valen-
tine or cedar mop.
Beauty shop owners dug them
selves IA az the Waldorf today IN
preparation for the annual cam
paign against hOhbed hair and
considerable fancy language was
passed anont the short haired la
dies.
Il was the annual convention
and exhibition Of the shop Tor
Shoppel owners and solemn rcso-
lutions were solemnly passed
settling the point once and for
All that long hair ear be dressed
more beepmingly and with more
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
DALLAS Man IS
shot in HOME
Burglars Open Fire
When Surprised At
Store Safe

DALLAS. Tex. Jan. 4--tPl--A. W.
While. -. railway mail clerk and
owner Of nm apartment house in q
fashionable district Of Dallas. was
shot 10 death by two burglars early
today, while standing in his own
room.
The burglars were emerging from
the Lennon Avenue Pharmacy
across the street when $. A. Moore,
roomer in the apartment house,
opened fire on them from window
In Wible'S room. They returned the
fire. \ bullet striking While In the
forehead. killing him instantly.
Miss Vivian Sadler. sister 20 Mrs
While. heard the men hammering on
the safe in the drug store and awak-
ened While, who summoned Moore,
owner Of a grocery next 70 the rhar-
mary. Moore went to Wible's room
with revolver ard began firing
The burglars escaped IN an auto
mobile with an undetermined
amount Of money taken from the
drug stores safe.
Mr.. While worked as railway mail
clerk on the Missouri Kansas Texas
railroad between here and Houston.
Ha had come 10 Dallas last night
for a five day vacation to rest ~
from the heavy Christmas lahors
lie was one of the best known clerks
in the service. having many friends
here and in Houston. Mrs. While
and Miss Saddler were under the
care Of physician today, suffering
from the shock Of the tragedy.
Examination Of the safe door by
finger print experts rcyeales that
the robbers probably wore cotton
gloves.
4 Chief OF Detectives J. c. Cunning
assigned four of his best men 70
the case.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04

individuality than short BobbinE,
II was decreed. il neither practical
nor necessary 20 beauty and should
be abolished forthwith and for
ever more.
The worst crime committed in
the name Of beauty j. bobbed
hair" Mrs. Ruth q. Haarer. head
~ the National school of cosmetic
ianS said in an address. -For sew
eral years now. women have been
going about. looking worse than
comic valentines. Their short hair
has not been kept in curl, but con-
s;antly strayinr i wisps about
their faces Then there are those
who Mill H. coqucttish BY frixzing
their hair all around antil they
look like Fit islander or a
cedar mop"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
PRO AGITATION
UP TO SENATE
Call on Mellon For
Correspondence In
Alcohol Poison

WASHINGTON. d. g.. Jan A.
tH'i-The post-holiday outhurst ~
prohibition agitation again overran
both senate and hous today.
Within few minutes after Il con
vened, the senate adopted the reso-
luton of Senator Edwards, democrat,
New Jersey, calling upon Secretary
Mellon for any correspondence be-
tween the treasury nnd the Anti
saloon League with respect To the
poisoning Of Industrial alcohol
AL the same time the house, amid
loud applause. was listening to a
speech in which Representative I'm
derhill. republican. Mass, denied
the statement Of Representative Gel
Ter, democrat. New York. that con-
rressmcn drink md drink tn cx-
cess
The Edwards resolution went
through the senate without discus
sion. but Immediately afterward
there was a burst Of debate during
which Senator Heflin. democrat. Ala
hama, took Senator Edwards 20 task
for having mentioned IN hiS speech
ycstcr.ay the recent Alabama incl
dent involving the arrest pf former
Governor Brandon while on hunt
ing party. The charge against Bran
don later was dismissed.
The Edwards r, solution calls,
among other thingt. for copies ~
the laws under which the treasury
had required the poisoning MI indus
trial alcohol. and Senator Sheppard,
democrat, Texas. dry leader. pro-
tested after adoption against the
language employed in the text OF
the measure. Industrial alcohol it
self. Is poison" said the Texan. and
You cannct poison poison.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
CLAIMS PRESIDENT
'MUZZLING PRESS

WASHINGTON. w. XVI. Jan. a.--f4n
President Coolidge was criticized
~ the senaft today by Senator
King. democrat. Utah, for what he
termed "a lecture 20 the press for
its criticism of the presidents for
eign policy"
The senator said hn had been un-
able to determining what this rnmn-
try'g foreign policy w. but "it ~ h0t
"a wise thing 10 net smpt t9 mnzxle
the rreEs or retard it's discussion ~
the foreign policy.
The reference was % recent
White House utteraner In whicF thn
president wns represented nE fnHi-
fnR that tine RnYernmHHt WA Icing
handicapped in foreign affairs w.
rrnza 0f the attitude 0f some AMER
lean newspapers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
Severe Storm Rages
In Philippine Isles

MANILA. Jan i.--tPf-Thr raGi6
station at favite reported today that
severe storm was raging in the
vicinity or Honolulu and that gp 10 2
o'clock this afternoon had been un-
able 20 communicate with Honolulu
by radio for period Of twelve
hurs.
The Manila observatory seisfno-
graph registered an earthquake
7.Sn0 miles distant. probably some
where IN the Pacific ocean.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
TRUCK SHIPMENTS

Cars loaded from thr Lower REo
Granda Valley Saturday and Sunday
and fnrwarded from Hariinren en-
Sunday and Monday By freight. Sc
eording 20 q regular report issued
b. tho Guls Coast Lines:
Mixed veHri ahleH HmrlinRen 4, Lm
FerfM 1. Mercedes 2. WrAlar0 4. Ann
Bcnitn X. Ki0 Hnnh0 A. Hpid rwnb
railway points \.
Beets md carrots WesIaco y.
Donna ?. Fharr 4.
Carrots Mercedes I.
Cabbage Harlinger 2. STUART
Place \. Mercedes A. WeAlacp ~. Dnn-
na N. sam Benit0 2r EIp Hond0 v
Sriderwnb rniiwas points A.
Srinmch--Dlmlto l-
Fruit -Hnrlingan w. MIsai .KR E
Benitp !.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
WHISKEY LADEN
BOAT Is WRECKED

MEXICO CITY. Jan. s.-tF,-Spe-
cial dispatches from Puerto Mexico
say that the British schooner Cat
man. from Havana ta Belize. British
Honduras. with cargo Of whiskev.
was wrecked In gale AZ Puenta
Gorda. The captain and st men,
bers of the crew were drowned. The
only survivor. X. Martin. went I'M
sane.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04

HOUSTON. Tex. Jan. i.--tPD-
Polict Tuesday said they were with
out n single clue 70 the assassin
who Monday night shot and killed
". X. Townsend. "a. a. he sat in his
automobile with Miss Emmslee Nell
Peyton. on Scott street near the city
pumpin. plant. Police also said they
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04

WASHINGTON. ID. e.. Jan. A.
tFD-Thc first license ever granted
for telephone service across the
ocean was issued today % the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company for the New York London
radio system which will begin opera
tions soon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
Mussulman Tribes
In Albania Revolt

BELGRADE. Jugo- Slavia, Jan. A.
ga new revolt Of Mussulman
tribes in Albania has broken out, re
ports received here today state.
The insurrtction was the result az
the condemnation yesterday at Sou
iari Of six insurgents who took part
IN a recent outbreak which was put
down by government troops.
Informed circles In Belgrade con
slider the rising serious.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04

AUSTIN. Texas, Jan. 4-tHn-Roak
Rainey of Austin Tuesday was named
acting state highway engineer By the
Highway commission, Chairman
Eugene T.. Smith told The Associated
Press.
For more than year. Rainey
served as assistant highway engi-
neer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
ISSUE REQUISITION

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 4.tP--GDv-
ernor Ferguson Tuesday issued a
fequisiiion on the governor Of Okla
homa for the return az Dave Nc
Nhorter. charged with theft in Lub-
hook county. now under arrest in
adio county. Oklahoma.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower
Rio Granac Valley. Fair tonight ami
Wednesday: not much change In
I nperaturc.
For East Texas: Fair tonight and
wedneSday. Light IL moderate nor
theriv winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04

River Forecast
Their will be no material chanee
In the river.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-04

Fluod Present "a Hr- fF TTF-
Stage Stage ChnT. Rain