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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-21
Wife Drinks Poison

A quarrel with her husband, Aleck
Mitchell. sos Lynnhurst Dr., today
prompted Mrs. Gladys Mitchell, 81,
to drink poison in a suicide attempt,
police said. She was attended at city
hospital, where her condition was not
regarded as serious.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-21
Boy, ID, Bitten by Dog

Jerry Fitzgerald, IA, Of 1857 W.
Michigan St, was bitten by a dog
owned by Mrs. Thelma Wright, $40
Hiawatha ST., and taken to city hos'
pital with a wound on the right leg.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-21
CASE
RULED M|STR|AL.
Continued From Page II


made for and against the motion
and position of the counsel
"As a matter of fact" Judge Ray
mond said, "the affidavits were not
matter Of court record until $50
a. m. today. Yet so exact was the
knowledge carried to the public that
| it was not necessary for me to listen
here this morning to the arguments
Of counsel. for I might already have
known about them.
Mentions Probe
Regarding the juror In CUES.
ton" Judge Raymond said, the
Department Of Justice has been
handling a thorough and impartial
investigation of the matter. That
investigation is still incomplete.
AT this time the investigation, as
reported to the csurt, has not dis.
closed facts which would warrant
submission Of charges to a grand
jury for placing her (Mrs. Cora Hoft.
mani on trial for an offense, which,
if a fact, would be a very serious
one, The court has grave doubts
that the juror in question has com.
mitted any intentional offense.
THE court has no evidence at this
time that Mr.. Sapiro has INDUCED
in any improper conduct. either in
the court or out of the court the
| Judge added.
Attorneys for both sides met with
Judge Raymond and agreed to meet
again on April so and decide on a.
date for the new trial. The new
( trial may be held up until after July
/ 1 because of lack of funds 70 carry
! on court, it was brought out. This
/ was occasioned by failure OF Con.
gress to pass the deficiency anRro.
priation bill.
| Mrs. Hoffman, who, when She was
given a seat in the jury box was
remarked by court observers for her
personality, attractiveness and her
showing of apparently exceptional IN
diligence, was attacked by Ford at
torneys, who alleged:
That Mrs. Hoffman represented her
husband to be a plumber while In
reality. he was bootlegger.
That Ford detectives heard her in
conversation with a picturesque char.
acter known to them as kid" Mil.
Ter, allegedly a Jew, and that he
mentioned to her an opportunity to
make much money.
Counters Accusation
That Mrs. Hoffman gave an inter-
view published in a Detroit news
paper denying any improper conduct
as member of the jury and say
ing it looked to her as If some one
were trying to keep the case away
from the jury.
That Mrs. Hoffman told a cousin
of hers before she was picked rs a
jury member that it would be bad
for "old man Ford" ID have her
selected.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-21
CALLS KILLER MONSTER
Prosecutor Urges Life Term for
Mother Who SIew Daughter.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
FREEHOLD. n. j.. April c1.-
Mrs. Christina Stoble, who killed her
16-year-old daughter as the girl lay
with a new born infant in her arms,
was mercilessly condemned as a
monster unworthy of tn name of
mother as the State summed up at
her trial for murder today.
Mrs. Stoble heard John j. Quinn,
prosecutor, tell the jury that exc
cution was too good for her and ask
for life sentence, where she would
be cut off forever from society.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
Sister, DUPED
into WEDDING,
BELIEVED dead
Charges Wis c consin
Man Forged Wife's
Name to Secure Her
Property

MADISON. Wis. Jan. 22---tPt-A
suspicious woman aroused by her
failure TO hear from her sister,
proved the nemesis of William n.
Coffey. -. confessed bigamist, held
in Jail az Mauston. Wis. while po-
lice Of three states sought to locate
his second wife.
Having assumed the role ~ detec-
tive 10 trap the man. who married
her wealthy widowed sister. Mrs
Anna Holdridge. Of Rockford. ILL.,.
was here today taking an active part
IN the investigation which she feels
confident viii disclose that her sis
ter is dead.
No defiitc clew 70 the whereabouts
Of the sister. Mrs. Haler Coffey. has
been disclosed BY the investigation
BY District Attorney Robert ". Clark
who came here from llroy. Wis, he
said tonight. District Attorney
Clark heard Coffcy tell conflicting
stories u what happened 20 his sec
ond wife whom he married az Win
ona. iMnn.. despite the presence Of n
wife and three children in Madison.
Mrs. Holdridge identified as pos
sessions Of her sister. articles of
clothing found in five suit cases in
Coffev's automobile stored in ga
rage here.
The charge on which Coffey il held
M Mauston. in default Of $4,000 bail,
Is forgery, i result of alleged use Of
his wife's name 70 secure possession
~ her bonds and securities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
TRUCK SHIPMENTS

Cars loaded from the Lower Rio
Grande Valley Friday and forwarded
from Harlin-en on Saturday ~
freight. according TO a regular re-
port issued by the Gulf Coast Lines:
Mixed vegetables hariingen :,
Ia Feria 2. Mercedes 5. Weslaco 5.
Donna 5, Alamo I, Pharr 1, Mission
A. McAllen A.. Edinburg 2. Brown--
vile i, San Benito .. Rio Hond0 n.
Eeets and carrofs-LA Feria ..
Mercedes a, WeAlar0 !, Donna q,
Alamo 4. San Juan 4.
CarrOts--La Fcria ". WeHlaro \.
Alamo 4.
Cabbage HarIingen .. Stuart
Place :, L. Fcria s. Mercedes =.
Weslaco 10. Donna 10, Alamo 3. San
Juan /, Pharr 2, Mission /. Edin-
burg 1. Comes 3, Oimito ]. San Be
nito /, Rio Hondo 1. Spiderweb rail-
wsy points ..
Fruit Mercedes 2. WesIaco 2.
Sharyiand 2. Mission 4.
TDtals-F0r the day, 12l cara To
date. z.lzl vegetable. 565 fruit for
grand total OK 2.G67. Total to date
last year-gl2 vegetable. ESQ fruit
for grand total 0f i,l6s-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
MACHINE CUNNERS
SENT TO BORDER

Ell PASO. Texas. Jan. 22.-iPl-
Although Major Earl Landreth,
member Of the First cavalry division
OF staff at Fort Bliss, denied report
ed movements OF United States cav
airy units along the Mexican bor-
der late today. il was learned that a
completely equipped mounted ma
chine gun troop had been sent TO
Fort Hancock about 20 miles east
Of here "for border patrol duty"
II was also reported that three
troops Of Fort Bliss cavalry fully
equipped for field service had been
sent 10 Maria. Texas. ''for border
patrol duty"
Major Landreth cmphatically de-
MED that Fort Bliss troops had
been sent out "for border patrol
duty" but said that the division or
dinance office and platoon Of
about 20 men would leave soon for
Camp Maria on an inspection
frtn N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
CONTRACTED
TO 7. GIBSON
Spanish Garden, Gar
age Work VIII Be-
gin Monday

Thomas Gibson, the man who
built Hotel III Jardin rs foreman
for the Kclvo0d Company OF San
Antonio. also will build the Span
ISL garden and the garage for the
company, il was announced Satur-
day.
Contract for large garage and
the garden have been let to Mr..
Gibson for $4,000. The Frontier
Lumber Company is acting as
bondsman for Mr.. Gibson in the
handling Of this contract
wcrkmen win start digging the
foundation for the garage Monday.
Mr.. Gibson stated Saturday lie
left FOR San Antonio Saturday even
ing On business, but viii he back In
the city 10 SUPERVISE construction
BY Tuesday morning.
The contract calls for the CON
strnction Of the garage and the
palm garden within 60 working
DAYS. Ii is the desiye Of the hotel
company 20 rush the work on both
projects.
Work on the garage viii be rushed
first In order TO provide one Of the
walls for the garden. The garage
viii face Eleventh Street but VIII
run the length of the garden aicnR
ST. Charles Street Against TINS
wall there will be constructed =
stage and dance platform for the
Spanish garden. The garage will be
two stories high and viii have Q
ramp leading 70 the second story. !.
was designed 20 conform with hntei
Fl Jardin in architecture. Plans
were drawn by Henry Phelps o.
San Antonio.
The garden. In the estimation 2
u. T.. Nix, president Of the hotcl
company, will be one Of the most
beautiful in the country. The dance
floor will be or material which wlii
not We Effected BY weather con-
ditions and viii he raised five
inches. The gsrden floor will be ot
rolored concrete squares, colored
lights will furnish illumination and
semi-tronical and tropical shrub
berry will add atmosphere 70 the
scene. Bright colored umbrellas over
the larger tables viii lend warmth
% the garden
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
ARREST ATHLETE
ON THEFT CHARGE

HOUSTON. Texas. Jan. %. --tEsy-
A. I'll Chapman, alias Stanley Elton
Chapman. athlete. who was arrest
cd IN Houston three DAYS ago. was
returned 20 I'll Paso Saturday ~
Captain of Detectives stowe of the
western city.
According 10 Captain Stowe. Chap
man Is charged with robbery by
firearms ard felony theft in con-
nection with several recent crimes
committed in FL Paso. Tie Is fur
thcr alleged 20 be wanted in other
cities Of the country.
Chapman was arrested by detec-
tives in one OF the leading hotels
here while attempting 70 dispose Of
fur ncckniece. Believing Chap
man had a confederate. officers
kept his arrest under cover.
Search Of his personal effects
revealed several articles Of fur.
diamonds and pistol. They CORE
sponded TO a list Of articles stolen
in Fl Paso.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
ALLEGED SLAYER
OUT UNDER BOND

B0RGER. Tex. Jan. 22.-tPl--Tom
Whitley. charged with the murder
Of Mrs A. A. Monte. wife Of q
filling station proprietor here. who
was killed last Saturday night when
two masked men held up the sta
tion. was released on bond of SEQ 600
BY Judge Webb this morning when
the defense waived preliminary hear
ing.
Whitley was taken 10 Amarillo
late otday To face another charge of
hi-iacking.
Tex Beach. arrested in Amarillo
in an apartment last Tuesday with
Whitley and charged with the mur-
der will appear III a preliminary
hearing here Tuesday. In the
Whitley hearing, which was halted
when Whitely's attorneys waived
furthcranre. the state produced
three witnesses The courtroom was
crowded 20 capacity. many spectators
being obliged TO remain outside.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
BONNER LOOKS
FOR ACQUITTAL
Confidence Unshaken
By Failure of Jury
To Give Verdict

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. Jan. e.
LPl-Unshaken by the jury's failure
70 acquit him " the charge Of mur-
dcring j. A. Barnes Of Corpus
Christi. Frank Bonner looks forward
TO vindication in the 9ith district
court at san Antonio. His case was
transferred 10 the Bexar county
court following the discharge Of the
jury this morning after it had
spent 81 hours without changing its
initial ballot.
iit'S gnci TO feel the sunshine
again." Bonner remarked a. he
walked from the court house in com
pany with his wife. Dorothy Barnes
Bonner Mr.. and Mrs. Bonner eN-
pect 70 return to San Antonio Sun
day morning. Bond OF $4,000. set
BY Judge A. W. Cunningham. was
quickly made. with Bonner's broth
er-in-law, John Barnes of Waco. and
his attorney, Lon Curtis of Belton.
as Suretics.
"Of course we are disappointed.
Mrs. Bonner said after the jury had
reported its inability TO agree. But
we aren't worried about the final
verdict. and we're willing 10 20 10
any court in Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
CHARCEWOMAN
With Staying
Alleged to Have Con-
fessed Poisoning
Bartlett Man

BELTON. Texas, Jan. 22.-OP-
Mrs. T.. NJ Ray, -. Of Bartlett, was
in the county Jail here tonight on
charge of murder. She is alleged
10 have confessed 10 administering
poison 10 John A. Jones Of Bartlett.
resulting In his death.
The Rays are said 20 have been
bcneficiaries If Jones will. Jones
was living with Mr.. and Mrs Ray
a. the time he became i'll. lie owned
the home IN which they lived and
received board in lieu Of rent.
In her alleged statement. Mrs
Ray is quoted rs saying the she
gave poison To Jones because he
was intoxicated" The fact that she
later visited the shospital where
Jones was taken. and where she j.
alleged to have told the nurse not
- irt the dying man sign any
thing. led 10 investigation or the
ease. District Attorney Few Brew
ster said tonight. Poison was found
in Jones stomach in an autopsy.
Brewster announced tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
Nicaragua Policy
of Administration
IS Again Attacked

As for tie controversy with Mex
leo over application of the new oil
land regulations, there were no de-
vclopments here.
On one of the resolutions offered
by Mr.. Moore, who has been out
spoken in his criticism Of the Wash
ington governments policy towards
Nicaragua, the Mouse was asked 70
70 on record. in interpreting the
Monroe Doctrine. as opposed 70 I'M
tervention by the United States in
Latin-American republics when their
independence was Threatened.
The other would call for infor-
nation from Secretary Kellogg on
various aspect OF the Nicaraguan
situation. and ask whether the
Washington government was re-
sponsible for designation or AdoIfo
Daz a. president or the republic.
Both of the Moore resolutions
were referred TO the foreign affairs
committee. Of which the Nirginian. i
"A member. One pointed 70 an inter
probation Of the Monroe Doctrine by
Secretary Hughes, who declared il
opposed encroachment upon the po-
litical indepcrdence of American
states under any guise-
To extent its application to col
lcctiors Of debts or other similar
ends was declared in the resolution
~ "a unwarranted and 10 place the
United States in IN imperialistic At
titude. toward other nations"
REPRESENTATIVE Huddieston de-
clarcd public opinion was for peace
He said he was opposed 70 This
dirty war"
Members of congress. he asserted
are not willing 10 go home 10 wait
for summons to return and ap-
prove war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
Mad Dog Bites Eight
Persons at Abilene

ABILENE, Texas. Jan. 2z.--<sPy--
Light persons were attacked and
bitten here by a dog afflicted with
rabies last Tuesday. physicians
treating the victims. revealed Sat
urday. Serum from the PAsteUr
institute at Austin arrived here to-
day.
The mad dog attacked the ma
jority Of its victims two blocks from
zoe home Of its owner. J. Z. Laird.
Three Of the eight are children. The
pasteur institute in . telegram TO
local physicians said the dogs head
gave evidence Of positive rabies.'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
Seed POTATO
BILL May Be
INTRODUCED
Great Variety of Opin-
ion In Regard To
Irrigated Or Dry
Land Seed

Around the question of seed pota-
toes from irrigated sections a wide
diversity af opinion has been discov-
cred in the Valley. with the ques-
tion brought into prominence through
proposed bill to b. introduced in
the Texas Legislature. providing that
all seed potatoes shipped into the
state he labeled ~ irrigated" or
-non-irrigated.
Some Of the seed men state they
handle only seed potatoes from the
dry land sections. Others state that
they handle both. but tell the far
mers that they are irrigated seed.
Some say that irrigated seed will do
rs well as the others, If good seed are
secured; others declare that seed
from irrigated sections will not pro-
dure rs much.
County Agricultural Agent Henry
Al. AIsmeyer has issued u notice 20
the farmers, urging them To insist on
seed potatoes from the non-irrigated
sections only. stating chat the irri-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23

The delegation of veterans. head
"a by General Iory. the lifelong
friend Of the former empress. gave
its last salute as Chariotte's body
was placed beside that Of her
brother. the late King Leopold ii.
81 Belgium. The inner rasket was
enveloped in lead 80 that IL may
remain in the vault indefinitely IS
rtp plans have been made ~ bury
har beside her hashad in Vienna,
a. MAMMALIAN had intended.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
JURY MAY Get
NORRIS CASE
EARLY IN week
Defense Has 2 More
Witnesses; Interest
In Case Dwindling
Fast

AUSTIN. Tex. Jan. 22.--tPi--The
Norris murder trial sank almost "a n
comatose condition here A. the court
waited for the arrival Of the two
defense witnesses from Fort Worth.
A recess was taken just before
noon until p. m. but when the
hour for reeonvening came the wit
nesses had not apperaed and the
nesses had not appeared and the
day.
The state closed its case with two
witnesses. Miss Melha Bullock, a 10
year old school teacher Of Birdwell.
Texas. near Fort Worth. and Il. III.
Rogers Of Fort Worth.
Miss Bullock was another one or
those accidental visitors 20 the Nor
ris office. who arrived just about
the time Dexter r. Chips was killed
in Or. J. Frank Norris office at
the First Baptist church in Fort
Worth. She told Of the calm and
apparently unperturbed actions Of
the defendant Immediately after the
killina She had gone To the church
t. obtain Il sheet Of music. and ar
rived just a moment after the shoot
Inc.
She saw Norris standing IN the
ante-room. and when she told him
of her mission. ne directed his sec
retary 70 obtain the music for her.
sha testified. At that moment, Chips
was living dead in the private office.
Rodgers testified be had been told
by II II. Haines that Norris had
remarked I've killed me man. :
faires previously testified that Nor
ris had made this remark Just 49, he
emerred from his office after shoot
ing thipnS. The defense Offered
several witnesses in .sur-rebuttal. and
the state then announced that II
closed
The object OF the testimony ex-
continued on page two.1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
ROAD MEETING
AT HARLINCEN
Committee Called To
Discuss Features
Road Program

Some new developments indicat-
ing that the $6,0O0.000 road pro-
gram proposed for Cameron county
can be corried out in a shorter time
than previously anticipated. will he
announced az a meeting of the coun-
ty-wide road committc in Harlin-
gen Tuesday afternoon. according 70
word received here from :. Finley
Ewing, chairman.
Mr.. Ewing said there have been
some new developments in regard To
taxable values of this county which
be issued considerably faster than
deemed possible at first.
The Tuesday meeting probably will
b. the last to be held before the
election, which comes On Saturday.
Jan. %. The meeting ~ important
for this reason, according 10 Mr.
EwinE's letter, and he urges all COM
mIttee members in every community
be Dresent
TIE meeting is to be held at 2
o'clock in the afternoon in the city
hall at Harlingen.
Explanation win also be made that
the 1925 poll tax will be good for
this election. The poll taxes are
good from February OF one year
through 10 January 3l nf the next
year. This il the information given
The Herald BY County Judge Oscar
C- Dancy. who says there IL u vast
amount OF misunderstanding III this
respect. He stated ia his communi-
cation that the voters cannot use the
poll tax being paid now
Only tax paying voters will be
eligible 10 east their ballot. Mar
ricd women can vote where the
community property is in the name
Of the husbana and vice versa.
Committees in the various CON-
munities are drawing up road build
ing programs % b. submitted 10 the
county commissioners court for in-
corporation in a resolution 70 be
passed before the election.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23

foreign offices and war Offices.
There has been considerable mys-
tification over the contract be-
tween the ministers constant as
snrances of conciliatory policy
towards China and the unusual
naval and military preparations
which are daily increasing.
Official quarters still maintain
that these preparations are moth
ing but precautionary measures
for the protection OF British sub
jects and interests and that there
is no aggressive intention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23

While the services were taking
place no Bouchout C1stie. where
Charlotte hssi lived most Of the
sixty years since the collapse Of
the Mexican empire under Maxi
milan. q heavy blizzard ragged
outside.
Huge crowds. however. braved
the cold and snow 10 follow the be-
loved princess, whose lifn Rad herr
- tragic, frcn the glcomy nalnce
dDwn the l1neiy road thrunRh The
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
Aged Veterans of Maximilian's Mexican Army
of Invasion Pay Final Tribute to Mad Empress

BRUSSELS. Jan. 22.- up a
score of Maximilian's legionnairrs
all that are left 81 the adven-
turous regiment that went to Mex
leo TO fight for ham in iSae--today
followed their empress. the ira
gic Charlotte. TO her last rest.
The aged veterans. PLAYING a sad
part in the last scene az tke oneru-
ike story OF the mad empress
of Mexico. placed flowers Or the
huge casket in which Charlotte
was carried "a the crypt Of the
church As Laeken. the fg~n in
which she war born se years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Jan. 22.-
Pl-Activity here today with re-
gard 10 the Nicaraguan situation
was confined 10 the house Of repre-
sentatives where two resolutions
dealing with the administration
policy toward that country were
introduced by Rep. Moore. edemocrat,
Virginia. On the floor Representa-
tive Hudleston, deA ocrat. Alabama.
renewed his criticism Of the admin
istration and demanded that Secre-
tary Kellogg take congress into his
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23

SACONA. Texas, Jan. % t4Pl--
X. NJ tRube) Bourland. Ts. veteran
cnttleman Of this section, died AT "a
sanitarium at Temple last night fol-
lowing an operation. Interment viii
be at Bowie, Sunday. B0urlad had
resided in Montague couty nearly fif-
~ years. Two children. Mrs. Tom
Lloyd, Nacona, and Mrs. Leslie Ash
ley. Amarillo. survive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
Bigamist Trapped by Woman
British Mobilize Troops to
Protect Interests in China

LONDON, Jan. 22.-lR)-Four
battalions of British troops have
been ordered to be in readiness
for embarkation for China. This is
in addition to the Loco marines
who will probably embark at
Portsmouth Monday for the Far
East. From India come reports
that m Indian Irrigated il also
preparing for rapid movement.
The governments decided today
70 take the country partly into
its confidence and official COM
muniques, announcing the new
preparations, were issued by both
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23

GRADE STARTED
FOR EXTENSION

RAYMONDVILLE. Texas. Jan. %.
Grading wor1 or the lS-mile exten-
sion 20 be huilf by the Missouri Ia
cifie from Raymondville southeast TO
the Willacy- Cameron county line is
under way. Work started Saturday
or the G. r Pless farm near Santa
Margarita. six miles east Of this city
Work on the extension will he in
full swing hy February 1. IL was an
nnrnred. q. A. Fogelberr. resident
cncineer. and j. = Anderson. right al
ray engineer. are both on the ground.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
WRIT DENIED BY
MEXICAN COURT

TAMPTcO. Mexico. Jan 22.-tF-
Federal district court here refused
today 20 make permanent the ln~
junction obtained recently by thn
Sinclair oil company restraining thn
secretary of industry. who ~ che guT-
rrnnent authpFify nH pil mmttmrM.
frrm rrrnklrT drilling permits uh-
tained bY thr oli company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-23
LET CONTRACT
FOR new HOME

Contract Cor the erection on
$4,000 residence was awarded Sat-
urday Nv D- j. Young To w. "A. Vel
ten. and work on the structure will
start Monday.
The residence, which will he con-
structed Of tile and stucco, win have
66-foot frontage, with 10 rooms.
The Spanish ttyle or architecturc
will be followed. Plans for the res
idence were drawn by Page Bros.
Brownsville architects.