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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25

Agricultural Editors Touring Valley
The Lower Rio Grande Valley
and What it is Accomplishing

Valley fertile million
the world of Hdago, Viii
and southern
The Valley has total approximately az
which approximately 100000 the
with 100000 under cultivation. the thousands
of Unrrigatcd land which ~ cultivated.
Production the Valley last
fruits vegetables and 10000 bales
~ feed and
The planted citrus fruits
nately $4,000 Of which only small
men this Will close be- rbed
Winter vegetable and fruit shipments
poXAatey 5000
shipments
Valley
Der 81 1876 Of >23OO6l9 with deposits S9i79O312 Twenty
years the Valley had
S6OO00c0O
The irrigation plants which represent an I'LL
vestnents Of approximately SliG00O00
ihe Valley has il0 miles highway and the re-
cent voting of s6NoO0o bond county double the
paved highway mileage.
transportation facilities which years were confined u one
me ri raoad have been enlarged by the
" "hch mas completed its line from Falfura
falEo and Hangen Opening Valleys al Point I
pe ~ ie" months will supply transportation and surveys
nave @ authorized Tor the extension
corpus Christi to the mouth OF he Rio Grande
Dig projects control
cameron and hidaigo which llon
ur paving ana in
grams ~ other valley cities which will 0o0OOo drainage
.cu ~ r. Jardln and Donna districts
'ohE programs n ai Valley cities SOoooOo0
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
.BARREDA PARK
Site ACCEPTED
State Appropriatio
For Improvement
Is Sought

The legislature mas accepted the
proposed Barreda park site. consist
ing ~ i5 acres, together with 23
Others over the state. according IN
letter received BY Judge Oscar III.
Daucy. member of the board az all
rcctors Of the Texas Parks Associa-
tion. from ID. r. Colp. chairman.
The Barreda park site is included
IN the large holdings sold by {. T.
Barreda Of Brownsville to the Gil
lock Development Company Of Chi
eago which is at present developing
this tract and townsite which lies
II miles northwest Of Brownsville
and five miles east of San Benito
When the deal was made il was un-
dcrstood, how ever, that the site
would bc reserved for park purposes
III the state should decide 10 accept
It'll
Advice 0f the directors is being
sought IA To the size of the anpr0-
nriation 10 ha asked for improvement
NJ the parks. Nr. Colp things $50
Goo and the use NJ 80 prison TRUSTEES
wpuld 40 the work. He thinks also
that concessions viii take care NJ
the up-keep and improve five 20 ten
parks year.
"he annual meeting OF the associa-
tion l. expected 20 be held during
the called session Of the legislature.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
launch PLAN
VALLEY Vide
ORGANIZATION
Meeting of Growers,
Shippers and Bank
ers VIII Be Called
At Early Date


HARLlNGEN, ley. Mar. 25.-A
general meeting of farm mers and
shippers from all parts of the Val
ley Will be called as soon as the
bean deal in the Valley is over. and
~ this meeting the question OF
forming q Nallev-wide organization
~ growers and shippers will be-
taken up, ID was decided by the mar
kctiEE committee at a meeting here
Wednesday night.
At this meeting il was announced
that the constitution and bylaws of
the proposed organization are prac-
tically completed. although they viii
not be submitted uutil the general
meeting. as too many Or the farm
ers Of the Valley are now occupied
IN getting their bean crop TO market.
The proposed organization will be
a cooperative affair. with the bank
ers, shippers and farmers included.
and the banks and other member in
dividuals and organizations will be
rrquired 70 observe the rules cf the
organization or be expelled. while
the farmers will receive the aid Of
bankers ana shippers as long as they
nre members
Tn bean situation was discussed
at the meeting. with The statement
that indications point to y very iay-
orGble season. with u large acreage
in the Valley. and strong demand
for the products Brown White 0f san
y nito. one uf 'he leading beam deal
ers In the Valley rs an admisory
members of the mrrkctinE com
Continued on 1e two)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
Two KILLED IN
CAR ACCIDENT
Prominent Texan And
Bride Crushed Un-
der Auto

FORT WORTH. Tex. Mar. 25.-LF
The bodies NJ Guy l.. WGEgoner.
D.. scion uf one of Texas greatest
cattle barons and his bride of siX
days, today were resting side BY sitc
in an undertaking establishment. IN
Douglas. Arizona. on their honey
moon trip from California 10 Texas
yesterday they met their death i5
miles east Of Douglas. when their
automobile skidded in freshly
grayellcd road and overturned.
While final funeral arrangements
are withheld pending communication
with young Magg0ncr's father. Guy
L. Waggoncr. Sr.. who Is on an ocean
tour with his bride. formerly Miss
Anne Burnett, granddaughter of Cap
tain y. Burnett. of this city from
whom the present city uf BIrkburnett
takes It's name. ID ~ expected that
burial will hc in Fort Worth.
NaErpner. Sr.. was expected IL
dock at Bermuda today and attempts
have been made repeatedly since the
death of his ; 20 mmunicate with
him hy wireless.
Miss Catherine O'Hearnc and Nailc
Henry. both Of this city. members Of
tht HettA Noou hiludt party VINO were
returning 20 Fort Worth with the
MaCgoners. were slightly injured
Gutherie Garretson, OF Dallas. also
in the automobile sustained bruises.
Miss O'Hearne's injuries will per-
NIT her to leave the hospital in
Douglas today. according 20 special
dispatches received here.
Mrs. NaEgoncr was formerly Miss
Dorothy Scott - this city and was
tnsl mar gi tn young Naggnner in
1925 "a Montague. Although " di-
vorcc followed y few months later.
friends of the young persons were
not surprised when they heard W
their second uuptials III Hollywood
inasmuch ~ they hai been on good
terms during the period Of estrangc-
ment.
First reports were that Mrs. WaC-
goner had been injured but was cx-
pccted TO recover. but internal in
5urics caused her death late last
night. Naggoner was instantly kill
ed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
FIRE CAPTAINS
RANGER FORCE
Requests for Resigna-
tions Are rendered
Three Today

AUSTIN, Texas, March 25.-lPl-
Reorganization vi the entire state
ranger force has started with re-
quests for the resignation of three
captains. ri I'll Robertson. state adj
iutHnt general. aid today.
Captains " MI Fox. at Maria. ID. r.
Lindsey III Del Rio. and r. Il. Nichols,
with headquarters az Marshall. have
been asked to resign, Robertson said.
OK and Lindsey were appointees OF
he Governor Fergus on Siministra-
tion.
Organization plans originally called
fer the discharge of six captains.
ra-tain W n. RYAN. relieved some
time ago. was succeeded by Captain
Frank Hamer Of Austin. r. W. AID
18th and Tom Hickman new are the
only two captains who served through
the Ferguson administration. II is
believed both viii be retained.
Changes I'm the rank ana file of the
force are not expected until after the
list Of captainships ~ filed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
Canadian Dime Jumps;
Local African Excited

Canadian dimes have taken =
sudden jump on The African *
change.
III is all due to thc fact that =
certain Brownsville negro Saw one
change hands, each time AZ . high
cr price. until nv believed that ID
had q value many hundreds Of
times iu excess of its real or face
value.
The fun began when the negro
got one from a customer ln the
stcrc in which he was working and
one Of the proplictors gave him
= good American diEe for .t. Then.
with the negro pres nt this pro-
prietor sold ID to his partner fer
quarter.
They watched The negro ard
VI hen hr was ar14ni aEHn THE
proprietor who possessed it first
expressed a desire % Eet it back.
They hargaiHcd and the first pro-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
TWO INDIANS
LEFT in RUN

KYLE. Texas. Mar. 25.-LPl-After
running approximately g and seven
tenths miles, Augustin Salido, one cf
the three Tarahumara Indian run
ners, making the ~ mile run from
San Antonio to Austin, collapsed a.
he reached the edge VT the city here.
The collapse resulted from an at-
tack 0f stomach cramps earlier in the
day. IL was placed in an aut0mo-
bile and the other two -Hupermen, ("
Jose Torres and Tomas Zafiro. are
forging ahead
Breathing easily the three ~ ~
o'clock were within about p miles
Of their goal.
Jose Torres and Tomas Zafiro were
going strong as they neared here.
But for the III luck which befell Sa-
lido, the runners would probably
have reached Austin By p. m. II
now appears that the "supermen 7
will reach their journeys end short
IN before . o'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
BIG WELCOME
GIVEN AT ALL
VALLEY POINTS
Party Will Arrive In
Browns Vile Late
Today For Meeting
And Banquet

EDINBURG. Tex. March Gag
ricultural editors, whose reading
public aggregates 100000 persons
today, began 10 acquaint themselves
with the rich territory Of the Lower
Rio Grande Valley Of Texas.
They took lGnch here at noon af-
ter having spent half day in look
ing over the west end Of the Valley
and were enthusiastic over what they
had seen here through eyes that are
trained 20 discern things agricul-
tural.
The editors were entertained bri n
~ at Ebony Hurst, George Morri-
sons estate AZ Mercedes. They were
served grapefruit marmalade and
then given crate Of three grape
fruit each by Mr.. Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shary Of Mis-
sion held open house and the party
then proceeded to Edinburg whore
lunch was eaten.
From Edinburg the party proceed
cd on it's way TO Brownsville which
il will reach by $500 O'Clock in the
afternoon. The party was 10 20 from
Edinburg to Brownsville by way Of
Raymondville and other intervening
cities.
William Steffins of Harlirgcn was
leading the procession along with
l.. II. Mayer and J r. Bell az San
Benito. Secretaries Of Valley cham
bcrs of commerce, newspapermen
and others wsrc in the party with
the editors.
The secretaries were 70 hold q
meeting in Brownsville in the even
ing and banquet is planned for the
entire party in MatamOTOs tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
Indian Girls On
26-Mile Foot Race

AUSTIN. Tex. Mar. 25.-lPl-
Three Mexican Indian girls. began
their 26 miles foot race 1T 1855
o'clock today. cheered On by hundreds
ot spectators assembled at the start
inE point. Their course was Ia
miles from the city and return, ~
end at the stadium VI the University
III Texas about the time the Texas
relrv games stlst III 1880 W. m.
The girls started at Y slow dog
tr0i. Each carried bamboo stick
which ID was explained helped bal
ance their strides. Two automobiles
accompanied them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
WRITES PERSONAL
COLUMN FOR FORD

DETROIT. Mich, Mar 25.-tPl-
. Counsel for Aaron Sapiro in his
/ 81 900 900 libel suit against Henry
! Ford got from William J. Cameron
editor Of the Dearborn Independent
admissions today that he wrote Mr.
Ford's personal column in that pub
lication and that he and the motor
car manufacturer had discussed the
international banking ring.
. The plaintiffs counsel seemed 20
! be getting a little more lecway IN his
Interrogation of the witness. bat
when William Henry Gallagher
sought TO get too deeply in Ford con-
fercnces. the defense attorneys in
terposcd objection after objection
until finally they got ia one which.
as usual. caused the jury "a be sent
from the court room while they ar
gued over the law governing the
question.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
San Antonio Potentate
Is Host at Breakfast

=. N. Callshan or San Antonio. po-
teutate of Alzafar Temple, was host
t0 2n Brownsville ShriHrr5 M n
breakfast in Hotel ~ Jardn this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan mntnred
from San Antonio and invited Shrin-
ers to the breakfast here
Present AZ the breakfast were L.
". King, president the Valley
Shriners Scottish Rite Club. aud
nineteen others.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25

priet0r bought it back III y huge
profit to the second proprietor.
These exchanges began to excite
the negro and when some outsider
began t3 comic ln these deals. all
mlie for the blacks benefit ~
became intensiveiy interested.
H got I'd the point where the
negro was sent 70 q bank 20 have
a local banker value it The bank
er. IN on the fun. valued il at SIS
rnd offered that SUM 20 the negro
fer il bat he said "no sub. u
don't belong 10 me-"
Higher and higher has the price
gone until the negro is Wild over
the mistake ~ having parted with
al valuable coin II, so paitry "a fig-
ugg as an American dime And ~
does rot frl better over the fact
-hnt i4Erum. ent Cn order by
friends in Arkansas. and offering
$3.50 for the valuable" coin, hls
been received here
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
FANOUSPRO
AGENT QUITS
Undercover Worker
Announces Resigna-
alton to Andrews

WASHINGTON. D. c., Mar. 25-tPi
A Bruce Bielaski, famous under
cover agent Of the prohibition de-
partment. has resigned.
Making a trip here from New York
for the purpose Biciaski submitted
his resignation today 70 Assistant
Secretary Andrews, in charge Of dry
law enforcement. The date NJ his
retirement has net been definitely
determined.
ME-. Andrews said Bielaski was re-
firing for personal reasons and that
his work had been exceedingly cred
liable.
Bielash was attacked hv several
members az congress during the last
session for his enforcement methods.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
OBRECON OPPOSED
TO TRADE TREATY

MENlCO CITY. Mar. 15. That
the time " not yet ripe for y treaty
II amits and commerce between the
United States and Mexico. WAS .thC
opinion expressed today IS former
Pre- ldcnt OhreCor. 4ie WAS com meca a-
ing on the suggestion made in cen tai1
quarters that such a treaty be drawn
up 10 replace the anti-smUgglin con-
vention between the United States ard
Mexico. ahroc1tion Of which was an
noGnccd at Washington few days
ago.
We must ~; think about such p
treaty" he declared, before ~ st
cordial and sincere relations are e.
tahlis hed between Mexico and The
United St6tss, emitting u Il enjoy
mascal Confilcncc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25

Eiy Naval Radio 10 The Herald
from ". y and Texas Agriculture
Departments

II. .. ~. shipping point informa-
tion reported for Thursday, March
Beets and Carrots: Lower Rio
0rande Valley points: Cool. clear.
haulings moderate, moderate wire in
curry. demand and trading limited.
market steady. In mixed cars +. o. b.
usual te@ms bcets SI-I.IO. carrots
mostly Sl.25; heavy packs s1.Bo:
crates best packs bets $50, carrots
Sl.T5-i-s5.
String Beans. Lower Rio GRANGE
Valley points: Tool. cIen7. Haulin9s
moderate moderate wire inquiry, de-
mAnd and trading moderate, market
slightly weaker. IN mixed cars Y. u.
h- usual terms bushrl hampers green
varieties mostly S275-3: n. ". h- cash
track $3.50. Wagonloads cash to
ErcWfrs S2.25.
Cabbage. Lower Rio Grande VAL
ley points. Cool. clear. HAulings
moderate, moderate wire inquiry, de-
niand and trading limited. market
steady. Carloads T. o. b. usual terms
round type bulk per ton mostly SIS
(Continue Cd page two.g
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
Weslaco VIII Hold
Get Together Meet

wESLACO. Tex. Mar. 25.-Final
preparations have been made by l.
y. Bailey. secretary Of the Weslaco
Chamber. of Commerce for get
together banquet Of the Chamber
members at the community hall here
tonight.
This is the first general meeting
Of the Meslaco Chamber held since
the new secretary arrived, and vii.
be in the nature of social affair,
Mr.. Bailey said. with no effort 10 in
crease the membership. or raise ad-
ditional idndS. since the budget "a
the Chamber Is already raised.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
2,C00 Casualties In
Shelling Reported

SHANGHAI. rrina. March l5. t41
Local Nationalist report there
were 1900 Chinese casualties vrster-
day when American and British war
ships shelied Nnrking. Nothing has
bgen received in naval wireless mes
sa~es e. hear out this report
A. matter Of fact. il IS pointed
out here. the shell fire vas directed
ma'niy hehind hill. which area was
uninh4hitated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
Rasco Will Quit
School Job Here

w. A. Rasco. principal VI Browns
vile high school, for seven years,
nounce that he will not seek a po-
sition with the Brownsville schools
next year. His statement follows /:
Il am not an applicant for reelec-
tion FOR q position in the Browns
VILE schools for another year"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
Brother of Judge
j. G. Hutcheson is
In Nanking, China

HOUSTON. Texas, March %.
-lA'l-Relativos here Of DR..
Allen &. Hutchcson, brother OF
United States District Judge J.
G. Hutcheson, are anxious con-
cerning his welfare az Nanking
University hospital in China.
They have received no word
from him since the Chinese at
tack on foreign ers was reported
Thursday lie has been in
China 10 wears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
Highway Inspection
Trip Seems Delayed

K \ Sterling, chairman OF thc
state highway G. mmission. Is IN has
home town Of Houston and Z. A.
Thompson state highway engineer.
has left Cnrpu. Christi flr puval
euanty. according tl long distance
telephone information secured by
County Judge y. XII. Dancy.
They were reported on the way "a
the Valley n an inspection trip yes
terday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
Uniformed Troops
Commit Outrages,
Shanghai Reports

SHANGHAI. March 25.-tPi-Nan-
ton destruction. vandalism and out
RACES, pcrpetuated bv uniformed
Cantonese troops in Nanking, are
described in reports received to-
night from the trouble-torn city on
.he Nangtzc.
approximately 20 Americans are
yet unaccounted for. Thus far the
only known American fatality is the
death Of DR.. J. r. Williams, of
Shawnee. Ohio, a member of the
North Presbyterian mission. and
vicepresident of Nan&ing Univer-
sity.
An ultimatum by the American
and British naval commanders.
backed BY the grim muzzles Of big
guns trained on the Cantonese has
been the perilous protection nf for
oigners. and the first W the l20
American missionaries who took
refuge in the University while yes
terday's fighting was under way, be-
gan arriving at the dock near the
warships early today.
American women were subjected to
the greatest brutality during the
auti-foroign rioting, the report says.
and IN many eases their clothing was
partly torn off by nationalist sol
diers in uniform.
All the officials and personal
property at the American consulate
was 81 Ten or destroyed by uniformed
nationalists.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
Argument Is Begun
In Trial of Sanchez

Argument was under way az neon
today in the ease Of Vicente Sanchez,
on trial in district criminal court on
statutory charge and the case was
20 eC To the jury in the afternoon.
Trial started yesterday afternoon
following selection uf jury from a
special venire of E0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
Drainage Bids Are
Still Before Board

blts on thc drainage system in Fl
JArdin were still under consideration
today hy the board of directors which
Was hoping to reach y decision as III
which onu to accept before night.
Ali cycCp. two h.as have bcrn riir
mated ana the remaining ones arn be-
luE com pared now.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
No Date Set For
Special Session

AUSTIN. Texas. March 25.-OFl
-Governor Dan Moody today or
iicially announced through W. Il.
Lakewood. his secretary that
special session III the legislature
viii be called 10 convene here
April - ar early In MAY.
The date will be made tentative
until Moody can advise with legis-
Iaiors a. 10 which would be pre-
ferable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
Liquor Catch Burned
On City Dump Here

The city dump might have been
a huge plum pudding at Christmas
time from all outward appearances
for q while today.
William Shears and K. l.. Camp
bell. u. s. customs inspectors, and
Harold Jefferds, u. S. Deputy mar
shall. broke "a bottles III liq.or
seized along with two cars On We'd
nesday night by Roy Collins, III. m.
customs inspector; y. III. Delaney and
~ III Ferguson. III. W. border patorl
inspectors near Santa Maria and Set
them afire On the city dump. a city
fireman was taken along to keep the
blaze from spreading.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25

MILITARY AREA
IS THREATENED
Chinese Comma n d er
Ordered by Ameri-
can and British to
Deliver Foreigners

WASHINGTON. ID. C., March 25.-
tPi-PreparatioHs for a lombard
ment by American and British ships
at Nanking has been postponed until
tomorrow because Of a partial evac-
Eatlon Of the city by foreigners,
whlca has been effected.
Notice had been served on the
cantonese commanders M Nanking
that salient military points would
be shelled unless immediate guaran-
tees of safety for foreign life were
furnished. The bombardment was to
nave begun late this afternoon.
The decision 10 postpone the dras-
tic action decided upon was reached
by the American and British naval
commanders when IL was seen that
concrete results had followed the
announcements of their firm stand.
Rear Admiral vi. M. HouEh, the
American commander, reported To
the navy department that the Jap
anese in Nanking were completing
their evacuation, that missing Brit
ish marines were coming out Of the
city and that there was a fair pos
sibility that l20 Americans who took
refuge IN Nanking university would
leave tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
SPECIAL AGENT HERE

John Nj. Lawrence. special agent cf
the Department III Justice, attached
I'll the San Antonio office, arrived
here this morning and in company
with RI II. Parker left on q trip up
the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
Telephone Company
Increases Capital

NcALIEN, Tex. Mar. 2T.- Ihe Rio
CrarAe VALLEY Telephone Company NJ
MeAllan has been issued W charter by
tha state department. at Austin per-
hitting the company tn increase its
r-F.tai stock fr-m $4,000 S5Qgr0o9,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
JONES SHOWS FORM

ATLANTA. Ca. March 25.-fP,-
Bobby Jones made the first nine
holes in a3. two Wnarr nnr. in the
second round of the southern open
rolf tournament here today. Gene
Sarazen and William Burke, playing
rIEh him each required 37.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. March 25.-
lP.-Brutal .mistreatment Of many
Americans, including women. IN
Chinese soldiers in the nationalist
uniform III NankiRg was officially
reported u the navy department to-
day by Admiral Williams. who for
waried report made To him by
Rear Admiral Hough AZ Nanking.
Clothing was stripped from the
women and they were otherwise mall
treated. the report said. adding that
IN one instance Cantonese officer
Knocked down a French priest with
his pistol.
a. Nantinc so far as is known, -
tho Admiral said in his statement.
call American missions and homes
have been looted.
"The following American pronarty
is known 70 have been burned down !:
"The OlaToral Seminary.
"The Hillcrest school
"Thc residence of Hutcheson and
H. j. Mills"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower Rio
Crande Valley: Partly cloudy and
warmer tonight; Saturday mostly
CLOUDY. possibly with local showers.
Fer East Texas: Increasing cloud
mess tonight; warmer except IN
northwsst portion; saturday cloudy;
showers IN east portion; colder ex-
cept in southeast portion. Light to
fresh southcrly % westerly winds on
the coast.
Daily River Bulletin
Flood Present - Hr. - Hr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-25

River forecaI
The river Will cCntinue 10 ialt very
slowly.