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The Washington times., 1927-10-10

ORGANIZATION is the secret of success with COM
munty dinners which gaining rapidly in popularity
An individual serving Of menu, as pictured at upper
serving baked smoked ham, such as pictured here is
popular and easy to prepare at home the day before the
dinner.
The Washington times., 1927-10-10

SUNDAY
BREAKFAST
Grapefruit
Boston Baked Beans
Brown Bread Toast
DINNER
Satisfy Soup
Drowned Chicken FrIeassee
kiced Potatoes Buttered Carrots
Endive Salad
Cream Cheese Crackers
Apricot Velvet
Little Pound Cakes Coffee
SUPPER
Cheese Spread
Toast Crackers
Floating Peaches
Cake Milk
The Washington times., 1927-10-10
a CROCHET HOOK

A crochet hook is a useful adj
junct to the sewing basket or to
the dressing table equipment. When
the end of a drawstring or tape
disappears within it's casing insert
the hook and quickly draw 1t out.
The Washington times., 1927-10-10

When Mary brings q cold home
from school or John complains OF
headache, it's an indication Of
general lowered resistance which
in tura paves the way for all kinds
Of sickness. Much Of this is the
common result of faulty elimina.
ton. OF course there are all kinds
Of cure-aIls and drugs. but how
much better than these Is proven.
ton in the form Of delicious food!
Honey, in addition to its other
merits, has slight laxative ten.
dency.
School children must have foods
Of high <caloric value to replace the
supply Of energy they are con-
stantly burning up in their study
and play. 1t Is in their favor that
they have readily digestible foods
in order that their delicate diges.
tive systems may not be overtaxed.
Because honey is one of the great
est energy.producing foods we have,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
.LARCECROWD
GALVESTON
City Thronged for OPP.
ening of Beauty
Pageant

GALVESTON, Texas. May aI.--lP.
The treasure island was gay with
flags and bunting today for the first
of the three brilliantly cul0rfnl
events of the international pageant
~ pulchritude of which thirty-six
beautiful girls reported represent
ing four countries of Europe, Cuba.
Mexico. Canada and many American
girls viii compete here.
Every train arriving today was
disgorging hundreds of people 10
join the thousands already here.
This afternoon AZ ) O'Clock the beau
ties viii pass in review before the
throngs On the seawail boulevard wv
sports costumes.
Tomorrow Galveston will ~ the
mecca of the southwest ana IL is
expected that 250.DGO people will ba
here 10 sce the major event of the
pageant the revue in fancy bath
ing costumes which start AZ y o.
clock WI the afternoon.
Seven judges of international rep
uta have been named ~ select the
most beautiful girl NJ those in the
Pageant as Beauty Queen of the
Universe" This will Nv done Mon
day night Tx the city auditorium
which is expected "a ~ filled IN its
capacity NJ 5000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
.HARLINCEN TO
GET BIG MEET
Texas Postmasters To
Come to Valley For
1928 Convention

HARLINGEN. Texas. May 2l.-
larlngen has secured the 1928 con-
yention Of the Texas Postmastcrs
Association. message 10 this ef-
feet having been received this morn
ing from J. II. Rogers. Harlingcn
postmaster. who led the fight 10
bring the next convention 10 the Val
ley. He was aided hy X. Il. Crcager
of Brownsville. republican national
committeeman who addressed the
pustmasters convention III Wichita
Fails and urged them ~ accept Har-
lingcn's invitation 70 visit the Val
lcy nlXt scar.
From the outset NJ the convention,
which assembled IN Wichita Falls
TucNday mcrninr. Ii was apparent
there would H. hard fight for the
1875 convention. i number VI Cen
tral Texas cities desiring secure
the honor. Postmaster Rogers had
the proxies NJ every postmaster in
the Lower Rio Grandc Valley. and
Tea q successful fight for recognition
NJ th" Valleys claims.
Over thousand Texas pnStmastcrs
are expected IA be present when The
annual convention opens III Harlin-
gen next May.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
Basketball Round
Robin to be Banned

BROWNWOOn. Texas. May VI
tF'- Basketball round robin tnurna.
ments Will be banned III the Texas
Conference. II was decided at Il
meeting of tn heads VI the body
here Friday during the conference
track meet, which was won hy Sim
mons University az Abilene.
Expense and lack of interest was
named as the reasons for the ruling.
u was also decided that each school
must play two games with four WI
the Six colleges in the association.
Att athletes must attend two reg
ular terms during the school wear ~
be eligible for any sport. III was
ruled. Heretofore. players have been
yllowad "a attend the summer ses-
sion a. one of the two terms re-
quired.
-. Edwards University of Austin
was officially rewarded the 1927
has kethall championship.
Simmons was given the 1928 track
and field meet and Trinity WI Naxa-
hachie will hc host q the lg.s ten
MS session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
WATER PLANT
NOT FOR SALE
City Commission Dis.
favors Its Sale AT
Any Time

The board Of city commissioners at
2 special meeting at the city hall
Saturday morning went on record as
unalterably opposed 10 the sale of
the city's water system and adopted
n resolution 20 that effect which was
introduced by City Commissioner
Stanley Ford with all commissioners
voting for IL.
NO mention u made in the rcsolu-
tion a. 10 the commissions opinion
IN connection with the light proper
w. AT Fridays meeting AZ which
mn offer Of S1.OOO.00O was made for
the two properties for the Peoples
Texas Utilities Company. Mayor A
Il. Cole expressed the belief that any
proposal for the sale NJ the proper
ties should come before the com
mission in the form NJ u petition. un-
der the initiative feature Of the city
charter
The resolution. adopted today. with
Commissioners Cole, Fort, HIM.
Starck and Hinkley voting for III,
reads as follows:
Whereas. there is now pending
before the city commission PROPOSE
tion 20 purchase the light ana water
systems of this city. which PROPOSE
tion was submitted 10 the commits
sion by Messrs. Scabury. George a
Taylor, a. attorneys. at n meeting
held on May 20. 1927. and which pro-
position covered the sale of both
the light and water systems ~ the
city 70 the clients NJ said attorneys .
and
Whereas, IL is the opinion of the
city commission that the water sys-
tenn of the city should not Nv sold at
this or any future time at any rea-
sonable consideration.
Now. therefore. he IL resolved
that the said proposal above refer
red to. d. and the same IN hereby nv
Jrcted.
Bc il further resolved. that the
city commission N unaltcrahly np-
posed 10 the sale NJ the water sys-
tenn belonging 10 the city at this W
AZ any future time.
Mayor Cole explained later that
since the two proposals were inscp-
arabic, and that since the commits
sion opposed sale of the water sys-
tem- that there was ne action the
commission could take on this offer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
Forces Secretary
To Pay for Mailing

WASHINGTON. ID. q. May 2l.-
PD-0n complaint Of Representative
HlaHton, democrat. fexas. Secretary
Work has been obliged 10 reimburse
the postofficc department out OF his
own pocket for the mailing under
his frank OF more than 500 reports
on an investigation Of st. Elizabeth =
hospital here. The Texan claimed
the matter was not frankabie.
Inclosing check 70 cover the
mailing Of the reports, the interior
secretary told Postmaster General
New that they had been sent out
over his frank unintentionally
Blanton does not like the way
things have been done az St Eliza
heth's: Secretary Work has been un-
able to find anything wrong. The re-
ports, which were made al own ex-
pense when Blanton blocked a move
10 have the experts paid by the
treasury. were sent 10 all members
Of congress. "a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
1000 Engaged IN
Desperate Battle
to Curb Torrents

NEW ORLEANS. La, May 2l.-iPi
Two thousand men were battling
desperately in a slow dOwnpOur Of
rain today al McCrea. on the east
bank Of thu Atchafalaya. 10 hold back
the river whose ravenous current
fast was gnawing away the embank-
ment. threatening the two million
acres and 100000 people III Louisi-
ana's sugar bowl"
The spread Of the current pounding
into the levee swept away great
chunks ofs the cmbankment from
time 20 time. but each time the men
had anticipated the slough and the
water came against neW ramparts
which had been erected behind the
old.
Five hundred feet Of the GOO foot
front had been strengthened and the
men were concentrating their efforts
upon the remaining 100 feet.
Engineers, however. said that the
situation was omnibus.
The endangered section II from
12O to $50 miles northwest of New
Orleans on the west side Of the Mis-
sissippi river
Refugees already were streaming
out of the threatened section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
80 Cars Tomatoes Go
Out Two Days in Row

Thirty-nne ears az tomatoes went
out w the Valley for the second day
in \ row IN freight over the Gulf
Coast Lines yesterday. according ~
report received here from that
railroad. Altogether T7 cars III veg
tabeis moved out over these lines
sending the total to date 20 1926
as compared with la.sli 70 date
last year
The report IN detail.
Mixed vegetables Mesllco r, Dom
na II. pharr 4. Mission i. Olmito ~
Brownsville II
Reets and carrots Mission /.
Carrots Mercedes p
Carn-La FeriA Il. Mercedes II.
Wcsalco I. Donna B. San Juan ~,
fharr 4. RAtcliff H.
Tomatoes Iariinccn 4. L. Frria
A. Mercedes d. Meslaco II. DcEnA u.
Alamo ~ phlrr q. Brownsville v. San
Beriro y. Sriierwch railway points N.
Potat0cs-Mrsia y. SharylaHd n.
0imito 4. Brownsville i. sln Benlta
Z. Spider~ch railway rain-s =
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
KLANLEADERS
GET WARNING
TO MOVE OUT
Missile Carrying Note
Thrown Thro u g h
Window of Hotel At
Fort Worth

FORT WORTH. Texas May 2l--
DIR. Hiram W. Evans. imperial
wizard Of the ku Klux Klan. and
Shelby Cox Of Dallas, grand dragon
for Texas, were in hotel last night
when a two-pound chunk Of iron to
which note was attached was huri-
ed through window, II was re-
vealed today by Cox in Dallas. Cox
said the iron hit and injured ono
man.
The note said: we will give you
80 days 10 get out or we will use
twice as much dynamite on this
hnilding, rs We did on the Klan Hail
We are getting tired Of YOU getting
into other peoples business" and
was signed. THE Blacks
The klan hall here was burned
about six months ago. and origin Of
the blaze never determined.
A near panic ensued when the mis-
sile went through the window a. II
was thought il might be bomb.
Rewards totalling 81 900 were Of
fered today for information about
the note and threw the chunk or
iron.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
MISSISSIPPI
May wash OUT
new CHANNEL
Engineer Sees Possbil-
ity of Course Chang
ing Back to Atcha-
falaya Basin

NEW ORLEANS, La.. May 2i.--tr
Ussibtlity shat the Mississippi
river might ~ changing it, course
- that in the future the stream
run ID the Gulf Of Mexico through
the Atchafalaya basin. occupied river
engineers here today.
The opinion that this might hap
Fcn was expressed BY Major John
Gotwalls after y survey WI the Sit
uation IL Melville. George Schoen~
berger, chief state engineer. and
John Piorer. New Orleans ievce
board engineer, said they believed
II impossible However, ID. T. Wad-
dill. federal engineer in charge VI
the lower river. said that All that
keeping the mighty current from
cutting q new and shorter channel
10 the gulf was 4 pair of stone sills,
built III the bed OF the Atchalfaya
i'll 1886 Whethe rthese would hold
against the terrific forces Of the
current was problematical, he be-
lieved.
Refugees continued I'D pour out
~ Pointe Cuupee parish IT. n result
~ warning issued by John NJ. Par
ker. state relief director "A crew
aSse Al the lnvees IN Pointe Cou-
nee would inundate about 100000
acres. the last NJ the fertile sugar
bowl" section. and affect about
about 100000 persons. The danger
scene IT'S from l30 To $50 miles above
New Orleans On the west side of
the Mississippi.
a. result of warning deliv-
cred personally by Secretary Of Com
mcrcc Hoover 10 residents az the
St. Martinville section. the stream.
Nj refugees pouring into IA Fayette
was growing greater. Roads were
cl0g.ed with slow moving lines or
trucks. automobiles and wagons NOV
ing out of the doomed sections ANA
lines of cmpties going back in for
other loads. Waters expected ~
rearn st Mart tiuviitg
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
Throw Pepper In
Eyes of Sheriff

CHlLDEESS. Texas. May 2l--tEi
AN attempt tO escape from jail
made by Fred Lewis and four other
prisoners was frustrated Saturday
hy Mrs. John N Compton, wife Df
thc sheriff, and several hi.& school
boys.
Lewis threw pepper in Sheriff
tompton's eyes and escaped from the
jail. The high school boys saw nim
running. surrounded and prevented
his escape. The shCriff's wife in the
meantime armed with IA pistol haa
forced four other prisoners into cells
and kent them there until assistance
arrived.
The sheriff WIS practically blind
this afternoon from the pepper.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
TRUCK MARKETS
nv Naval Radio to The Herald
from II. y. and Texas Agriculture
Departments

Primary destinations of Texas
movement reported for Friday. May
yU.
Mixed Vegetables z New York. n
each Chicago. Nashville. Toronto.
Berger. Ft. Worth.
Potatoes. 4 At. Louis. New York,
Dallas.
Tomatoes. l3 HOustOn. each St.
Louis. Nashville. Kansas City.
each Arkansas City. Pueblo. Lynch
burg. Toronto, Pittsburgh. Buffalo
Green Corn. Chicago, 2 each
Houston. WashinatDn. St- Louis.
IarrOta ! New York.
IN. Nh. ~ shipping point information
reported for Friday May 20s
Green Corn. Lower Rio Grande
Valley Points; Hot, partly cloudy.
HaHlinRH moderate. good wire I'm
quiry- demand good. market steady.
Continued from page FOUR
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
Border Air Mail
Contingent Upon
Action by Mexico!
Especial to The lIerald.)

tSNftial 10 A ne IErAlL.l
WICHITA FALLS. Texas. May ~.
Establishment 0l an air mail
route ~ the Mexican border ana thn
creation vi An air mali port at
either Brownsville or Laredo IN con
tingcnt upon the establishment VI j
similar service by tn Mexican gov
crnment between Mexico City and
the border port Various phases of
the proposed United States Mexico
air mail project were discussed here
yesterday by Assistant Postmaster
General Irwin Glover. Porter "A. Mha-
ley Of San Antonio. WI. NJ Miner,
manager of the Chamber of Com
merce, q. II. Richardson. manager III
the Brownsville Chamber VI Com
merce, and number of Texas post
masters.
Extension Of the mir mail from Dali
las south was announced, and the
government will soon advertise for
bids for carrying the mail from Dali
las 70 Houston and Galveston and
from Dallas 10 San Antonio. Win Wa
- and Austin. The mir route tn
either Laredo or Brownsville will not
be established unless the Mexican
government Will agree at establish
an air route from Mexico City to
the border.
n. XII. Richardson. manager W the
Brownsville Chamber of Commerce.
pointed out that the shortest and
most feasible route from san An
tcnio tn Mexico City II via Browns
vile. the mail % be routed from that
noint via MatamoT0s and Tampico.
The large volume of American mail
consigned To the latter city would
be greatly facilitated by the estab-
lishmcnt VI this route.
The opinion was expressed by AS
sistant Fostmaster General Glover
that the Mexican government. which
on several occasions has evinrcd
Continued on page four)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
22 Graduate At
Pharr-San Juan

PHARE. Texas May zl.-The grad
uatinT class VI the Phnrr-Smn Juan
school has a memherahir W. ~. one
uf the largest classes ever graduated
from this school.
Following is N list ok gra fuMtas
who will rprHtve deui0MnS. T.anr Ia
Bell. Kathryn Brun. Alice Clark.
Floyd fverharH. Grace Paris. T.Auro
M0ntaivn. Eugene Noscr. William
Parish. Richard Sawyer. MarvHi Hirk-
mi NV Nafle halil. Hal Mci-Ombs
LYLE Nelienbruch. Bertha Saldina.
ALpia -laA4. Wax Huule Martha
M'.iirA. Hazel Lnretr-N Nilkinsun.
Sara Griffith. R0raiA Toiies. Richard
Iullcs. tarl Motley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
Report Sacasa
Leaves Capital

MANAGUA, Mic, May 21.-DPl-Dr.
Juan Sacasa- head ~ the liberal re-
gime who opposes the conservative
government under General Adolf0
Diaz. left Puerto Cabezas in sl0op
yesterday, accompanied by his entire
cabinet.
The Sloop. the Wawa, is reported
X nave touched at Port Limon. Hon
duras. Ak six o'clock last night and
70 have proceeded IN a. the notrh.
Dr. Sacasa's destination ~ said 10 be
Guatemala City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
CAPT. LINDbERGH NE airing PARIS
Mexico Capital Bars
Burro From Streets;
They're 'Undignified'

MEXICO CITY. May 3l.-tPb-
Mexico's ubiquitous beast of bur
den. the burro. has been barred
from the streets III .he capital.
The patient. picturesque little
animals which Tor centuries have
III tsed cargUes of country pro-
duct ~ the metropolis, now in
terfcre with automobile traffic.
and according to official orders
ISSUED today. give am undiEni-
fled aspect to civilized city
Therefore the authorities forbid
burroS upon amy paved strcrI
during daylight hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
County To Take
Traffic Census

a traffic census Eill Nv taken on
Highway M. H.. the main artery III
travel in the Valley within Cameron
county beginning Az midnight Mon
day and continuing for VI week. ac-
cording 20 A.. WI. King. " the county
engineers office.
County will he kept TX four differ
ent places in Cameron county of the
traffic going ir each direction. Count
Niii be Frrr Az BrowHsviIie. Barrcda.
Arroyo Colorado bridge and one
point wcst uf Harlngen.
Two bows wiii bt nef ied at each
rlare and applicants wiii ~ heard
ag ? O'clock Monday afternoon in the
enrincer's office.
The census tK taken ryerr few
years ~ determine road needs and
for information the engineers de-
r-r-mxrt needs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
Ask Relief Fund
For Missionaries

ELDORADD, Ark. may 2l.--fFr wv
The general assembly 0f the Pres
hyterian church I'M the United States
today asked its membership tU raise
yl25.uO0 for the relief NJ mission
aries tO China who huye suffered
loss of necessary belongings and ir-
cured heavy expense nm the exodus
from the wHr-tOrn country.
Sunday. June lg, was set aside aE
the day for special offerings ani
prayers for the relief fund.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
Recess Is Taken
In Contest Case
Especial to The lIcraldl

EDINBURG. Texas. May FL
Trial OF the election contest ease in
which Robert Henderson oT McAllcn
Il seeking 20 oust Marvin Evans ~
Pharr. who claims to nave heen
elected county commissioner AZ the
last general election, will 10 re-
sumcd Monday morning. Recess was
taken Thursday As some ~ the at-
torneys could not he present.
A large number III witnesses have
been examined and approximately
80 more have been suhpcenaed. III
an the witnesses are secured the
case will not be concluded before the
middle Of the week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
STORM WARNING ON
TEXAS GULF COAST

NEW ORLEANS. La, May 2l.-LPi
The following storm warning was
issued by the United States weather
bureau here today:
southeastern storm warning or
dered $500 "A. m.. Texas coast. Port
Arthur to Fraepprt. Small craft
warning remainder of Texas coast
and On Louisiana coast. Fresh to
strong southeriy winds. possibly
reaching gale force on the east Tex
as coast with squalls probable on
Louisiana coast"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
Mob in Mississippi
Lynch Negro Slayer

MACON. Mississippi. May 2i.--tPN
confession that he killed 4. r. Ed
wards. young farmer. Of Cliftonvillc.
Sunday night. brought the wrath ~
mob Of $50 70 500 men upon Dan
Anderson. 81. negro yesterday.
ills body was riddled with bullets
~ dismal swamp near the Alabama
line. after he had been forc.hly taken
from Sheriff II. II. Adams. or NoN-
nmhcr County. who had gone "a
Tuscaloosa. Ala. for the prisoner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
WEATHER
WEATHER FOREC Asst

For Brownsville and the Lower Eio
Grandc Valley: Partly cloudy and
occasionally unsettled tonight ans
SUNDAY. not much change M temper
aturc Increasing Southeriy winds
on the west coast. becoming fresh ~
strong.
for East Texas: Scattered showers
tonight and sunday; cooler in north
portion sunday. Increasing souther-
III winds on the coast, probably
rearhing gale force on the east coast.
Southeast storm warnings are dis
PLAYED Oh the Texas coast from Pott
Arthur % Frerrort. and small craft
warming on the remainder of the
Texas coast
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
Levenson Leads
In Golf Tourney

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, May al
tP'-LcwiS Levcnson NJ San Anto-
MO. was one up on Clarence Hubby
M Temple at the end of the first
eighteen holes of their a6-hole
match for the state amateur golf
crown today.
Lcvcnson was three down TX the
turn. chiefly due tn unsteady putt
ing. but ~ came back. squared the
match at the seventeenth and went
on up III the eighteenth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
Presbyterians To
Meet at jackson

LAKELAND. Fla. May 2l.-tPi-
Jackson. Tenn. Will he host 10 the
9Sth General Assembly 0f the Cum
herland Presbyterian church. The
decision was made unanimously to-
day after Y rising vote of the ninety
seventh assembly had shown the
Tennessee city Well IN the lead uf
Dallas. Texas. only other contcn-
der
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
Locusts Menace
Crops in Mexico

MEGICO CITY. May tFl-Lo-
Gusts which during recent wears have
destroyed crops over LARGE areas
over southern Mexico Arr an4fr.
rcnaclnE cIuys in the state at
uagaca. special rispatrhrH sav
Great cloaus III the insects are re-
ported ~ ~ Swarring from Eulte-
mala, eating the fields ciran ainnn
the southern border of Oa1aca.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
Partial Moratorium
In Mexico Proposed

MEXICO CITY. May 2I. -fPl-
Recommendations implying "A sort cf
partial moratorium have been made
by the permanent commission ap-
pointed at the recent business men N
meeting called ~ study the economic
situation.
The commission proposes that, he
cause NJ business depression. tight
money and difficult collections. Mex
lean commercial houses Nv as lib
cral w. possible in nnt enforcing col
lections from reliable establishments
and in extending credits t0 such con-
crrn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
Prizes Awarded
BY Civic League

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. May 2l.--
hP- George Wilson 0f Houstol was
rr-electeg president of the Texas
State Council nf Allied Printing
trades here Saturday at The annual
convention of the organization
Other Officers elected were. John
tallam nf Austin. r-presidrnt. WI.
III Black. Wirsita Falls. second vice.
president. Robert Carney. Dallas.
third vif-r president: NJ. vi. Shap. Gal
weston. Fourth vIrc-prcsldent. and
William Mulhausen. Houston. secre-
t1ry treasurer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21
REDS WIN VICTORY

PHILAnF LPHIA. Pa-. May 2I.-iPl
rnrl Mays hurl~a the Cincinnati
Reds tc > IL vintnry over the
Philadelphia Nationals in the first
gore of N Tpnhle header here to-day.
Score by innings: II. I'll E
N irrinnati - NNl mo n2nE lI H
F'A Hrinhia ihH ono n00-e Y III
Batteries MAYS and E4rgEavc.
Scott an MI .aan
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-21

There will be no material change
In lhe river.