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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
REFUSE OFFER
OF COSTA RIGA
Nicaraguan President
Declines Good Off
ces of Neighbor

WASHINGTON. u. XII. Jan. ls.-
LFl Declaring Costa Rica wns the
only country IN Central America to
refuse flatly the American govern
mant's invitation 10 join II in rccog-
nizing my government, President
Diaz Of Nicaragua has turned a deaf
ear to President Jiminez' offer 70
mediate the libcral-conservative dis
pute.
The action OF the Americana -recog-
nizcd Nicarsguan executive caused
little surprise at the state depart
ment. although administration Off
cials had encouraged the Costa Rican
move and hoped u would succeed.
While American good offices still
are at the disposal Of the two Mica
rnguan factions. there have been no
indication that either DIax or his cp-
ponent. Juan Y. Sacasa. would take
advantage of this channel in an effort
to compose their differences.
Other developments In the Mica
ragaan and Mexican situations today
we're adYiccs telling 0f further troop
movements IN Nicaragua. denial ~
Premier Ryknff of soviet Russia that
his government ever had or ever
would send agents % stir I'D anti
American propaganda in Nicaragua.
and an appeal 70 the United States
government by officers of Brown Uni
vcrsitv to resort % arbitration or
some other peaceful method. 20
bring about speedy settlement of
these questions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
Library Moved
Into.N New Home

The Brownsville public library has
lecn moved to its new location in
the building formerly occupied By
kWWG Chamber Of Commerce
hrcadcastlng station.
Removal Of the books from the
old location in the city hall 20 the
old radio station. was completed
yesterday afternoon.
The inside az the building has
heen rcmodeied 10 accommodate the
library. This library has been en-
lafTrd Sc frequent intervals since it,
organization and plans are "a add
still more 20 the shelves during the
coming year 70 keep pace with the
growth 81 the city.
One 81 the most important chang
Is made for the better recently wns
the securing az part time librarian
whose hours are from one 20 six
o'riack daily except sunday.
Jim Davis. city engineer whose Of
flee were across from the library
IN the city hall. has taken po@seS-
sior of TIE rooms formerly occupied
~ K.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
COLLECTIONS
ARE UNIFORM

Property tax collections have been
fairly uniform to date, this year. ac
corGing % j. j. Fox, Cameron c0un
ty tax collector. who says that he
expects the usual rush on the last
few days Of the month.
The total amount collected 10 date
by the office was not available to-
day but 4 tabulAtion will be made
within few days, said the collector
After Feb. there will be "A penalty
Of ten rer cent on all collections.
The. rush will be 10 avoid the penal
ty which will be imposed.
About the same number Of poll
taxes are expected to be paid as last
year, Mr.. Fox said. There were over
5000 issued 20 voters in the county
last year and the number is far less
than this year. Just a little less
than 2.l00 persons are qualified TO
vote i'm Cameron county during the
year. This includes 80 exemptions
for voters who have just come Of
age and those who are over age.
Nr. Fox says he believes there
will be as large a number Of poll
taxe[ paid as last year due 70 the
fact that the population has in
creased.
campaigns during 1927. he said. but
pointed out that there would he 2
nurbcr W municipal elections of
one sort and another.
Virtually all of the motor We
hicIe licenses have been paid but
automobile taxes are not all in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
Partial Settlement in Stewart Claim:
Widow of W-Futed
Emperor Macmillan
YtedNe0YDeath

Mexico, has led most romantic and
tragic life.
A Belgian princess-the daughter
Of Leopold l, and thus an aunt of
the present sovereign-she was mar
ried to Macmillan when only seven
teen. in the full bloom Of girlish
beauty.
Ii was purely a love match. Maxi
milan built the exquisite palace
OF Miramir, near Trieste. for his
bride. and there for time they
lived an idyllic life
Then Louis Napoleon iii Of France
decided 70 step into the imhroglio I'm
Mexico. which WAS I'm N state Of con-
slant political eruption III 1868 n
committee Of Mexican mobiles went
~ Miramir and asked Macmillan 10
become their emperor. Tie hesitated,
and Charlotte IL said 10 have made
the decision for him.
They enteredfNera Cruz harbor in
1864 on a French cruiser, and were
well received But. although they
had French troops. and French Of
Continued on page .two)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
over MILLION
Distributed
TOCLAIMANTS
Belief Expressed That
All Claims. Against
Defunct Co my
May Be Paid

Over a million dollars. representing
approximately 80 per cent 81 the
claims against the defunct W. T..
Stewart Land Co., Is being distributed
thruogh the Weslaco office of Receiv-
or u. B. Creager 70 various claimants
whose claims have been approved.
This IL the first step in the settle
mcnt OF claims against W. +. Stewart
aggregating s2.3O0.0 900. Payment Of
the claims il being made in kind
cash. notes and land.
The number Of claims against the
company. which have been adjudicat-
ed. will total over hundred, islclud
ing many residents Of the Valley in
the Weslaco and Edinburg sections as
we'll as non-residents. Many Of the
latter. who purchased lakds Of the
Stewart concern and left the Valley
in i9ls-l922. are returning to effect
settlements.
Prior 10 the trial Of the Stewart
case in the federal court az Kansas
City, two receivers were appointed,
one for the northern district androne
for the southern district After the
adjudication Of the sorthern claims,
the affairs OF the company were con-
solidatcd IN the southern rcceivership
under the direction of X. u. Crcagcr
~ Brownsville. Conrad r.. Mann NJ
Kansas City was the northern recciv-
cr.
Funds for the settlement of the
claims are BEING derived from the
sale az assets. and present indications
are that al claims will eventually be
paid in full. Increased land values
continued on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
j. S.
POLICIES Be
DEMONETIzED'
Texas Congress S m a n
Asserts Big Business
Using Power of u.
s. Government

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Jan. is.-sPl
A demand that American foreign
policy be dcmonetized was made
in the house today by Representa-
tive Connally. democrat, Texas, IN a
critical analysis Of recent events
concerning Mexico and Nicaragua.
Mahogany concessions in Nicara-
qua and oil wells in Mexico are not
worth the lives Of American soldiers
nor the loss Of American influence
abroad" he said.
The time is here when the peo-
pie Of the United States must come
70 grips with the sordid powers who
seek 10 use the instrumentalIties Of
government for their own profit"
Recalling the revelations Of the
senate oil inquiry, Connally called
on the president Ito use the great
powers Of your office TO prevent
greed and money from using the
powers Of this government in its
foreign relations TO bring upon US
the odium Of the world and the
hatred Of these nations with which
We deal.
He declared it significant, that
the Nicaraguan situation reached "A
crisis just as the oil dispute with
Mexico became critical. Defending
the Mexican oil laws, he said they
did not discriminate against Amer
lean oil companies desiring to test
the constitutionality of the new regu-
lations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
GRANT PARDON
in LAST HOUR
Mrs. Ferguson Says
She's Sitting on
Top Of World

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. is.-fEl--
After signing a full pardon rrocla-
nation for an aged negro the last
administrative act Of her two year
term Governor Miriam A. Fergu-
son. Tuesday. smilinSly told The
Associated Press, I'm sitting or top
of the world" An hour before she
was to commit her office 10 Dan
Moody, the governor was in her
happiest mood. "i'm glad to be re-
lieved Of such grevious response
bilities.' she said
Mr.. Ferguson was rs jovial as his
wife. II feel like four-year-old
mustang pony in a new pasture" he
smiled
A mother and fath.r who drove
from South Dakota in a small auto
mobile were rewarded Monday night
IL III o'clock when Governor Miriam
"A. Ferguson granted "A full pardon
70 their son. Jack Merritt, SEN
fenced M two years from Bexar
county for robbery of over fifty
dollars. he had served half Of his
term with n clear record.
Nerritt's parents. who arrived late
Monday. Seft here for Huntsville, as
soon AS the pardon had been grant
ed. They viii get their 2O-year-old
son at the penitentiary and 80 back
tc South Dakota.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
TWO FUCITIVES
UNDER ARREST

Fugitives from Cameron county
justice are faring rather badly these
days.
The Sheriff's office announces the
arrest at Charles Wats0n's farm 1t
Los Fresnos of AbelardO Nillejo
against whom 4 charge OF murder j.
pending. Nilleio j. charged in the
fatal stabbing ~ Juan Loxano at
Los Fresnos last Noyem b e r.
Nillejo II said to have fled 90 Mex
leo and to have returned few days
ago. County Officers became aware
Of the fact and he was arrested yes
tcrday. Sheriff w. T. Nann and his
edputy. A. :. Lanier. made the ar
rest.
Deputy Sheriff s. N. Jester also
made an arrest yesterday Of Jose
Pena in San Benito. Pena, who Is
facing a statutory charge, has been
at large for some time.
The arrest Of these two men fol-
lows that Of Jose Salinas. wanted or
charge Of murder for over two
wears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
VALLEY DRAWS
RAILROAD MEN
High Officials Will
Come Here From
North, East

Probably one of the most import
ant groups II railroad officials to
visit the Valley in some time will
arrive in Brownsville az 6:35 o'clock
Thursday morning, u. C. Richard
son, manager Of the Brownsville
Chamber OF Commerce, has been ar-
vised.
Included in this group are high
officials q the Big -Four Railroad,
Cincinnati, and Of the New YORK
Central Lines, New York City.
1he letter, which is from N. A.
Greding. general agent for the New
York Central Lines at Dallas, states
that those in the party will be II. A..
Worcester, vice president Of the Big
Four; q. 5. Millard, general manager
for this road; w. n. Stevenson. traf-
fic manager; ID. MI Bowman, gen
cral passenger agent: III. II. InRer-
sell, assistant 10 the president uf
the New York Central Lines. O.. H-
ingalls,. vice president Of the New
York Central Lines and III H. Vosh-
burgh, traffic manager Of rthc New
IOrK Central Lines.
Mr.. GredinE says that these are
among the most important railroad
mcn of the East. Members Of the
Biz Four official family made "A
trip through Texas in 1925 and were
very much impressed with what they
saw. They decided TO make another
trip this year and TO include off
cialS Of the New York Central Lines
The officials will travel in private
cars to Brownsville. The ears will
be deadheaded to Harlingen and the
Brownsville Chamber of Commerce
will show the visitors over the Val
ley in automobiles. STOPS will be
made in every town between Browns
Vile and Mission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
ARBITRATION
Land DISPUTE
IS PROPOSED
Concerted Move Made
BY Senate to Settle
Controversy With
Mexico

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. Jan. IS
fPl-A concerted move toward arbi-
tration Of the oil dispute with Mex
leo was made today Ia the senate
"A resolution favorinE such an ad-
justment was introduced by Senator
Robinson vi Arkansas, der- ocratic
floor leader. who said IL had the back
ing 0f Chairman Burah 0f the for
eign relations committee and Senator
Swanson Of Virginia, the committees
ranking democrat.
The proposal was submitted after
the Mexican -Nicafaguan tangle had
been debated IN both senate and
house. and after the White House had
restatad the presidents attitude to-
ward both Mexico and Nicaragua.
Expressly recognizing the duty Of
the United States to protect the lives
and property of its nationals in for
eign countries the Robinson resolu-
tion said that it was sound policy
20 arbitTate international differences
before Van impartial tribunal en-
powered 70 apply the principles Of
international law.
The resolution il designed to be
helpful" Senator Robinson de-
clared.- hy expressing the opinion
md advice Of the senate which III Nv
believed will also indicate with some
reliability the state 81 public sentii-
ment concerning the policies To which
the resolution relates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
Plans to Collect
From Chambers

AUSTIN. Texas, Jan. lS.--tHoi
George III. Male of Austin son-in-law
III Governor Miriam "A. Ferguson, said
Monday he would give District Att0r-
ncy H.. M. Chambers Of Bexar county
every opportunity W keep biz prom
lie and pay my son 500 lie owes
him.
Nalle referred 10 Chambers prom
ise To pay George Nalle. year old
grand son Of Governor Ferguson, 500
II the governor could show he had
recommended the pardon OF Joe
Casanova. sentenced from Bexar
county for murder
I'm going 10 San Antonio next
week. and will take with me a nhoto-
graphic copy Of the name &C. VI.
Chambers signed to the Casanova
pardon petition. and will show It 10
Mr. Chambers IL give nthe opportu-
nifty Nalle said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
New Superintendent
On Katy Appointed

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1s.-lP)-Ap-
pointment Of Frank W. Grace as
general superintendent of the Mis-
souri-kansas-Texas railroad, effcc-
tive February /, was announced to-
day.
Grace. who will have headquar-
tiers IL Denison. Texas, II now sup
erintendent Of the Katy'S McAlester
district. with headquarters at Nus
kogee, Okla. He entered the rail-
roads service more than twenty-six
years ago a. train caller at Nus
kogec when ho W. IL years old He
subsequently, was employed a. sta
tion helper, seal clerk. brakeman.
yardmaster and trainmaster. and
was promoted 70 the superir tend
ency AZ Wichita Falls in 1919. He
was transferred 70 Muskogce four
years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18

signed statement al the court Of in
qgiry,- held before Judge George b.
Brown here and consented to re-
turn 10 Missouri without bond and
without extradition 10 stand trial in
st. Louis. He will be taken 70 St.
Louis by Sheriff W. T. Vann.
Smith was traced 10 San Benito
by two st. Louis detectives and the
arrest was made by Deputy Shcriffs
Jim Dirman and George Miller.
lie il charged with cmbezzIing
S6,l50 belonging to the W. n Comp
ton Company Of St. Louis on Or
about March 3. 1926. with bringing
stolen property To Cameron county
from Missouri. for sale of stolen
property and with the theft Of Lib
crty Bonds.
At the court ~ f4uiry Smith
was shown two instruments. One or
these. Smith said. was q rcquisition
on the William n. Compton Com
pany, dated March ;. 1926. for the
sum Of $6.l50. For this requisition
he said he received check from the
Continued on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
Denton Reports
Heavy Fire Loss

DENTON. Texas, Jan. 1s.-ePl-
Fire which started in a meat market
here about o'clock this morning
destroyed four business houses and
their contents. causing an estimated
loss Of SIS. 900.
Shortly after the fire was discov-
cred. aFr>explosion. supposed TO have
been caused by naturalNgas. dam
~uea : building occupied by the
Dyche Drug Store.
The establishments destroyed
were.
-Four buildings owned by Mrs =
Nj Cunningham, Dyche Drug Store.
M-System Grocery. COury Plumbing
Company. Cough Shoe shop. and
the Whiscnent Meat Market
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
Game Commissioners
Defines Fish Law

Criminal statutes regarding the
sale OK possession of red fish. chan
mel bass and speckled sea trout. are
being misunderstood along the coast
according 10 .ndvices from Chief Dep
uty Fred Il. Morris Of the state game.
fish and oyster commission. ~ u. ~
Champion or Point Isabel, coast dep
uty.
Mr.. Morris letter says.
a. there seems to he some mis-
understanding Of Article 929. revised
criminal statutes, 1925. prohibiting
sale or possession, etc. of redfish,
channel bass. speckled sea trout. etc.
OF certain specified lengths, we wish
10 advise that this applies to the pos
session Of such fish for any purpose
whatever, and the mere possession Of
such fish Of illegal size is unlawful
whether for commercial purposes or
otherwise.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
TRUCK SHIPMENTS

Cars loaded from the Lower Rio
Grande Valley Saturday and Sunday
and forwarded from Harlingen sun
day and Monday by freight. accord-
ing 70 a regular report issued BY the
Gulf Coast Lines.
Mixed Observation-Disclosures n
Stuart Place 4. La Feria 4. Merced-
- q, Wcslacp 3. Donna 2, Combes 4.
San Henito 4. Rio Hondo 4. Spider
web railway points ~
Beets and cArr0ts--Mercedas ".
Wealacc a. Donna 5. Alamo A. PhaFr
p
Heets--La Ferim NJ. Donna ~
Cnrr0tH--La Feria %, WeBlmcp 3r
Pharr n. EdinburE Al
Cabbage - HarlinRen 4. Stuart
Place 70. In Fcria 2. Mercedes \.
Weslaco 4. Donna ". Alamo Y. Ed
couch II. rOmbea NJ, Olmito n, San
Benito 4. Rio HDndO Q. Spiderweb
railway points ~
Potat0es-San Benito ~
Fruit Harlingan q, Mercedes I,
Wesiaco 3, Val Verde /, Alamo l.
Sharyland I.
Totals--to date. 1919 vegetable,
52s fruit for grand total Of ALAS.
To date last year. ia vegetable, 243
fruit. for Grand total Of 967.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
Postpone Hearing
On Rate Increase

EDINBURG. Tex. Jan ls.-Haar-
inE en- tHe application for an iniunc-
tion to prevent the American Rio
Grande Land & Irrigation Company
of Mercedes from collecting new wa
tar rates from it. subscribers until
the rate controversy IN settled. was
postponed yesterday until Wednes-
day morning on account Of a crowded
docket
Judge j. r. Leslie will on Wednes-
day morning hear the motion filed BY
three plaintiffs restraining the COM
PAW from collecting an increase IN
rates until the matter Is threshed
cut The action grew out Of the ap-
rointme-t recently Of committee Of
fifteen 70 oppose the increase.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
Planes Collide at High :.
Altitude; Flyers Escape

brought il safely 10 the ground. IN
the meantime Cadets H. r. Schlep-
py and Roberto vi. Krider in the
other machine found that their
plane was disabled and leaped into
the air. jerking the rip cords on
their parachates and descending
safely.
Neira ard Merdez were sent -
K4lv field hy their governments
- Study aviation through the eo1r-
teh ~ the Inited States army.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
HOUSTON BOY Is
KILLED BY TRUCK

HOUSTON, Texas, Jan. ls.-lE)--
George Fernandez, 8, school boy,
was killed by a truck in front Of the
old Southern Pacific depot Tuesday.
{. b. THOMPSON, negro truck driv-
er, told police the youth darted back
and forth instead of running TO one
side and that he could not avoid
hitting him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
Man Charged With
Big Bond Theft IS
Found at San BeuitOI

{. B. Smith, wanted in St. Louis
on a charge Of stealing $4,000 in
Liberty Bonds and for other Of
fenses, was arrested Monday in
San Benito. where he has been liv-
ing for several months, brought be-
fore special court Of inquiry last
evening and will 20 back yoluntar-
ily to -. Louis on the evening
train today.
Smith made voluntary and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Jan. lS.--
tPi-Two foreign flyers and two
flying cadets from this country
survived q collision az u pair of
Martin bombers 2.s00 feet ah-ve
the ground NJ Kelly Field near
here today.
Cadet Faustin0 /. Neira az the
Cuban array and Lieutenant BeniA-
min Nendez of the Columbian
army. in ore of the planes. pulled
the giant bomber out ~ danger
Gus taiisnia arer n accident and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
Condition Of Vicks
Said to be Improved

The condition of j. u. Nicks. whose
skull was fractured In an auso acei-
cent on the highway near Browns
viile esrly Sunday morning. was re-
port@d as improved TODAY BY nurses
~ Mercy Hospital Nicks also suf-
fsred a broken arm in the accident.
Two men are under arrest in the
case.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
NORRIS TRIAL
TEMPORARILY
HALTEDTODAY
Pastor Ill, Counsel Re-
ports at Opening of
Court; Reconvene e
This Afternoon

COURTROOM, AUSTIN. Tex, Jan.
Is.--tPl- Judge James r. Hamilton.
presiding IN the Dr. J. Frank Norris
murder trial, announced shortly be-
fore one o'clock that court would not
reconvcne today On account or the ill.,
ness of DR.. Norris.
COURTROOM. AUSTIN. Tex, Jan.
IS.-tP,-Trial Of Dr. j. Frank Nor
ris was delayed here today because
Of serious illness Of defendant.
Judge James r. Hamilton ad-
journed court until ? pm.
The delay was asked by the de-
fenSe just before court opened.
Or. Norris, who is on trial for
killing d. +. Chips. was i'll at his
hotel room with tonSilitis.
Defense attorneys said they did
not want to delay the trial and
would bring the defendant into court
on a stretchcr il necessary.
Counsel for state and defense con-
ferred in chambers Of the judge. The
defense wanted the judge to inform
the jury that Norris was i'll. but the
state objected 70 this.
Judge Hamilton, when court OPEN
pd. simply informed the jury ID would
BE- impossible To continue the case
until , p. m. Tie then had the jury
locked up with instructions not 10
discuss the case. Whether the jury
would be permitted to witness the
inauguration or Dan Moody as gov
ernor was problcmatical. The jury
room il on the side OF the court
house, facing the capitol and the
Continued on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18

BRUSSELS, Jan. 1s.-lFi-At three
o'clock this afternoon Empress Char
lotte, widow of Emperor Macmillan
OF Mexico, was unconscious and her
death expected momentarily. King
Albert and other members of the
royal family were NJ the bedside Of
the S6 year old woman.
Charlotte, widow Of the ill-fated
Austrian archduke Maximilan, who
sought 70 establish an empire in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
Lubbock Celebrates
Moody's Inaugural

LUBBOCK. Texas. Jan. 1ls.-tFl-
Practically every whistle In Lub-
norA. augmented by auto horns and
few shouts. welcomed governor Dan
Moody into office &C neon today.
The demonstration was planned by
the Moody Governor Club which
embraced twensy-eiyht counties dur
inE the past campaixn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
BULGAR BACON FOR ENGLAND

SOFIA. Jan. f1.-f4'I-Hcg raising
In Bulgaria has tripled in the last
ten years ard a million porkers are
now marketed yearly A lot Of Eng
lieh~ bacon may come from here for
an English corporation. which
shares profits with the state. has a
% year cerleession 10 export 70
Great Britain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18

WASHINGTON, d. C.. Jan. 1s.-
Pl-Cancellation Of the state de-
partment's recent foreign service
examinations was ordered today on
the ground = departmental clerk bad
furnished Information from the ad-
vance proof Of the examination
sheets 70 certain unauthorized per-
sons"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-18
CLAIMS PEOPLE OF
Ir = AGAINST WAR

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 1S.-fH,-The
spirit Of the American people Is
against war. Alejandro T. Carrillo,
San Antonio. Mexican consul general
for Texas, declared here today be-
fore the house of representatives
Continued on page two.)