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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
st. Louis. 0: philadelphia, 6.
New York. 3: Cincinnati, 2.
Chicago. q: Boston, 2.
Pittsburgh, 9: Brooklyn. 1.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-13
B0n 0ning 0Uer STRENGTH Winning Streak
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Washington. o. Detroit, g..
New York, Z; Cleveland. o.
Chicago, 8: Philadelphia. 8.
st. Louis. 6: Boston, 5.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-13
By JOHN b. FOSTER.

n YEW YORK, July 13.-It is one
N thing to lose a president of
| VI major base ball league. and
4 another to replace him. There
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-13

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
z: Norfolk. 3.
20: Wilson. III.
Kiuston- Portsmouth--Rain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-13

WaIfOrds slugged their way to a
IA to victory over Cub All-Stars yes
ter. George led at bat, with hits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-13

Gehringer showed deal of speed
on the runway when he made a
triple of his drive down the right
field line in the first inning. Rice
had the ball before the Tiger reached
second but the latter turned the base
without hesitating and got to thlrd
we'll ahead of Harris wild relay that
let him score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-13

SOUTH ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
knoxville. 81 Augusta. "a.
Greenvilie. 4: Columbia. o.
Spartanburg. 6: Charlotte. 3.
Macon. 8: Asheville. 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-13

Anacostia Eagle Juniors desire an
opponent for game on Fairlawn
diamond, Sunday. Call Atlantic 1886.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-13

SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.
Albany. Z: Pensacola. 1.
Selma. g.. st. Al justine. 4.
q; e-hmbus. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-13

After defeating Royal Peewees 49,
8 yesterday, Emery Peewees shutout
the Argyle Insects, 9 to 0,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-13

1t seems that Bucly Harris was
officially credited with stolen base
for getting home with the winning
run in the tenth inning of the game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-13

By the Associates Press.
N VIEW YORK, July 13.-Donie
N Bush emerged from the Pirate
casualty ward with some
/ cheering news. The doughty
- f1I
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BY JOHN Il. KELLER,

81: 8: +: !: ): j; !; !:
this. Bitter STRUGGLES are be-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
BODIES GOOD
Will filters
BACK IN Us.
Army and Navy Pay
Tribute to Men Kill
ed In Buenos Aires
Crash

NEW YORK. N. MI. March 23.--
tPi-The bodies of Captain Clinton
ri. Wo0lsey and Lieutenant John WI
Benton. Pan-American goodwill fiji
crs. who were killed February 70 i'm
Bu nos Aires. were brought home
today f5r a final resting un Ameri-
can soil
With army airplaHys from Mitchell
field circling overhead, the liner
Naudana. flags at half mast. slowly
crert up the harbQr WY its pier IN
H0boken with the bodies.
Simplicity marked the ceremonies
when thr ship docked.
As military ard naval officers and
company M the 18th infantry M
Governors Island stood at attention.
the law-draned caskcts were lowered
from the vessel t0 the ricr The
rrri mental band played Nearer, MY
Grd t1 Thee
"A detachment WI Hoh0kCn mount
VIVA police lcd th funeral procession
that slowly made its way from thr
dock to the Lackawanna railroad
station. where the bodies were ~ be
shinred fo the west later in the tav-
Mrs Wanlsey will receive th body
XII her husband at Detroit.
Lieutenant Rcrfor's body Will he
taken t0 San Francisco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
PLANT LONG
palm DRIVE
Over 5 Miles Of aims
Planted on River
Highway

Miles of palms will be planted in
Cameron County along the highways.
The announcement of THE planting of
iiva miles of palms along the Rio
Hordo-HarliHEen highway by III Beck
ham, VINO owns extensive holdings
west of The ArrtyO Colorado, brings
forth an announcement cf similar
planting nearer to Brownsville.
All r0adways and lhr designated
highway to the Palm Grove lending
through what is known as the Old
Kirby Plantation one half mile east
of thc city limits " Brownsville are
being lined with palms.
This statement comes from Roy
Sethman. member w the and X Sales
Corporation. which firm is selling the
tive-acre orchard tracts developed by
New York capital This tract consists
of 400 acres and when the planting
now already started is completed
there win be five miles Cf palms and
prospects ARE that there will he more
before all planting en- done. ays NIL
Sethman.
Two varieties of palms ore being
planted, enc palm every fifty feet
ari two Athcl hedge plants in the
snaces in between. This means
shrub every twelve and a half feet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
Admit Letter In
Ford Libel Suit

DETROIT. Mich. March 31.-- f4t--
Three times TO-DAY Aaron Sapiro
Participated ls u reader in hiE ST.
C0g.010 libel suit against Henry
Ford and enlivened what otherwise
wAs session devoted almost rE-
clusivrly tp arguments of counsel in
lhn absence 0f the jury.
Th7 chief argument was over
whether the plaintiff cDusd intro
duce letter from A. C Cherry of
Yakima, Wash w thc Northwest Pm
cific Association. t0 M J Cameron.
editor uf the Dearborn Independent,
pointing out alleged erroneous state
merts In an article printed hy thr
weekly
The letter was barred hy Judge
Fred MI. Ransom, because he said. if
THAT n pe 0f CORE pDHLrrce was ad-
mi-tra The trial would become hope
leasiy complicated and too broad FOR
comprehension by lhe jury.
Sapir1's counsel dill gain rermis-
lion fn cite authorities 0n the ad-
missibilitv 0f letters ~ prove the
unreliahIlitv XXI IA writer or N report
er and that meant an extended argu-
nent ~ later date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
BIDS OPENED
ON DRAINAGE
Contract Will Be Let
When Figures Are
Tabuiated

Bids for the construction NJ "
drainage system iu iii Jardin were
opened hy 1.-THE board uf directors of
Cameron county water Improvement
district No. in session iu their OIL
ficcs in the Stcgman Building yes
terday afternoon.
There wera five bids on the work
with several bids made On the St00,-
600 bond issue voted hy THE distract
IN January tor the purpose Uf fi-
rancing the drainage system.
These bids are new being tab
ula-ed and Will bc considered prob
Ably tomorrow by the board Of direct
ors. The directors have the right to
reject amy and ali bids at that tim
but X choice is made tile contract
probably will bC lct without fur
ther delay.
Callahan Il Crawford III San Be-
nito bid on the entire project. Kirk
wood, Wharton 4 Lee IBID nn tile
only Tha McWilliams Dredging
Company of New Orleans bid on
earthwork only The Ifbtv Farms
Company 1f WaXahuchiC. Texas. hid
un THE entire project and the y. D.
George Construction Company ot
beaumont. Texas. bid un three of
tha four sections into when the
work is divided.
The Trinity Farms Company got
thu contract for the North Flood
Way division of thl Cameron coun-
tv flrnd nrtection works recentlv.
Thc firm or Blanchard. Bowman
r Wood of Toledo Ohio uas one VII
iha cnmnrrins hildinr the bond
Ssre Holm Hunter president of the
hoard nf directors stated that the
rrtire h~t wa- not available for pub
i-ation today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
Shanghai Base for
World Revolution
Commander Saws

Shanghai is to bc used by its Cam
onese caEtors W. the base fnr n
world revolution. "A mantle tc
containing this familiar communist
phrase, was issued day by the an-
-uncse commander, Pal TsunE Hsi.
Pal assured the foreign consular
office however. that he interded tO
ma ntain order, and hc warned the
Chine population that THE lives and
property W foreigners must bc
respected
With American marines assisting
the other foreign troops IN holding
the barbados. policing the intcrna-
II Eal settlement, THE ituat!on TO-DAY
-pleareG much easier.
Chinese shops began \ open in THE
native districts, indicating that the
reisn of terror which reached its peak
yc terday, with unrcstralned luo-in-,
murdcr and irc-ndiarism. wa' over.
There wls some firing in .hc hapei
district. where " small body of shan
tuaF1ae held out against the iucreas-
ing weight oi the arriving Cantonese
soldiers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
POLICE DRAW
Nets CLOSER
Tearing Down Alibis
of Alleged Slayers
OF Snyder

NEW YORK, Mar 4s.-lPl- Police
today set about IVY tear down piece bv
piece thc clabl rate albi they say
Henry Judd Grey erected f0r himself
while he ana Mrs. Ruth Snyder
planned the murder of the u1man's
hu band.
Ha4don Gray. an insurance agent
unrelated tO the defendant. and Harry
Fla-t- an aGIUster. We're BI-u urht from
syracuse ior questioning Both mer
today tUIa District Attorney New
comtC that thc corset salesman hau
aahcd them t0 cover up f0r him at
sylacu- Sunday according to infer
nation coming from THU room where
the two men were being questi ned
Henry Judd Gray, Jhe police say.
iald the tW0 friends th-t hr had an
engagement in New YORK with girl
friend and that his office might
chcck up on him and ba "pecved" at
him iar leaving Syracuse. where he
was supposed to be working his sales
territory.
Hudd "A Gray. according tn thc at-
tacEe of the district attorneys office.
said tl nave declared ~ was he
vino used the t-ieph re from Henry
Judd Gray room ir The salesman's
absence. ana who rumpled the bed.
mailing it appear the salesman Aad
leEt therc Saturday night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
Peaches Has SI50
And Her Rent Paid

NEW YORK. March 23.-,FI-
Peaches Browning was somewhat
more optimistic today over loss of
the separation salt against her
wealthy husband. Edward vi. Brown
ing
eve Eot $3.50 in the bank my
apartment rent is -1aid until the
first uf Aprii-aud who knows but
the tide may turn by then" shc
said.
March always is my hoodoo
month anyway. That's the month l
met Mr. Browning Now Judge Sea-
gers decision comes in March
Peaches. who attended Broad
way show la-t n.Eht with y youuE
man. Says -he bias numerous vIu4c-
willie ana night club offers.
Henry EFstrin. her counsel. said
sh wuull NOT seek an annulmeut
since dover rights would 1rount to
nearly 100000 in case WI thr death
ef Nr. browning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23

peonage charges in federal
court at Corpus Christi.
The four prisoners. accompanied
hy a number of friends in automo-
biles. were brought to Brownsville
and placed under bonds I'm U =.
Commissioner n. N. Goodrich to APP
pear before him On March Ill for eN-
amiHing trial. Bonds were fixed IL
$4,000 each.
The witnesses specified IN the
complaint. who are alleged to have
been the recipients Of threats, are
y N. Currie and III. B. Hart, the
forme "A nurseryman who has re-
sided near Raymon1yille two years.
and the latter an attorney who has
been practicinE IN Millacy county
about two years. Both were wit
nesses for the United States in the
trial 0f Teller and other Willacy
county citizens.
Thg first intimation thar action
would he brought against the VIII
lacy county men emanated from
Houston Inst week when j Y Currie
appeared before Federal Judge Hut
cheson ana asserted W. had been
driven out III Willacy county because
he had taken the stand against Tel
ler arH 0tAe~ A-fendants in the Cor
pus Christi trial
III. XVI Hart who alleges NV was
CONTINUED on mage tWn.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
HOLD DOCTOR FOR
MURDER OF WIFE

WASHINGTON. II. C.. March Z3.-
tP After finding Nomans body
in the Potomac river today thc
N Washington police tclrrruphad to
Madison. Wis. authorities t1 take
into custody four investigation Dr.
hnut HuucA. formerly physician
at ST. Elizaheth's hospital here.
wncse witc Disappeared several
months ago
The police said IA body had been
identified as that cf Mrs GLADYS
houck hy calling cards on her per-
son.
Ih woman had been missing from
her home here since December l7.
hr. Houtk was found in au cN-
tramciy nervous condition at New
York twu days later and was brought
back tp Washington. where he WAS
placed under obserNati at hos
pit-l
lc was never able IN throw any
light on his wife's disappearance. ai-
though ha had expressed confid nce
that ~hc was still alive. After un-
dcrroinE treatment hc went to Wis
consin to join relatives.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
WILLACY Will
GET TOGETHER,
SHERIFF SAYS
People Tired of Fac
tionalism And Un-
favorable Publicity
Given County

"Nillacy county residents want
nothing but peace and IN oupor-
tunity ID develop the cOEnty,' was
the comment of Luther ~. Snow. re-
Gently appointed sheriff of Willary
county, who came ~ Brownsville to-
day 70 attend the hearing in the al-
leged intimidatiag case.
II believe i am speaking for s9
per cent Of the resident III Nilacy
county when ! say that we are ail
heartily tired of the unfay0rahiv
publicity the county has been rc-
ceiving. and the fractional strife
which has torn the county. ! have
talked 10 scores of representative
citizens of the county since assum-
ing the office of sheriff. and ! can
say without qualification that mcm-
bers Of ali factions and parties are
ready 10 end the factionalism, and
TO work In harmony for the Interests
~ what We contend ls the bcs. coun-
ty IN Texas.
II wish a. state emphatically that
J viii endeavor 10 enforce the iaw
"a the best of my ability. ! am under
obligations % no man. party ~ fay-
tion. When J accepted the position
of sheriff. | lid wy with the hope
that ] could rally ~ my support the
entire citizenship ~ the county. and
with their aid recover the prestige
that has been lost. ! am making ~
criticism of anyone. | believe that
every man is entitled to Justice. and
IL Will hP my aid Il see that justice
is meted out % the law breakers. rC-
gardless of who they may be-"
Sheriff Snow stated fhat NV has
appointed no deputies. hut will br
aided IN Light Townsend. Texas
ranger, one cf the most widely
known peace officers in Texas, FL
realize my inexpcriencc as 4 ac y
officer" Mr Snow added. "bnk I am
not the kind that VIII not-4tnie the
Ta,, 9dyise { Ia q men of eApers IKE Mr.
wiliaey county. .A aa3. feei .oT's@Sa s"sarrd u
from the statcmeD ~ mad hv lead
ers Of all parti r. ana fnctiIls that
within ahDf,'timc MiIiucy county
citlze1A will bc found working t6-
ret fsrr. shoulder % shoulder for tire
dgcyelupment Tan era af good viii
and prsperitr which will completely
chlIterate the tf0uhipus period
through which wc hasc passed"
Sheriff SNOW for twelve years a
resident of Miilucy county has
never be u identified with any pu-
litical group XIV faction Iir has al-
ways sought tp bring peace between
the various elements to eliminate
factionalism and secure unanimous
cooperation I'M promoting the prog
ress and dcyg glnpmrnt nf the cuuuty
IL has served as deputy game war
den for several months. is an ard ant
sportsman. having made n record as
4 lion-killcr TIE j. a2 wears uf age
and his clean. outdoor life is rc-
Elected in hta stalWart figure and
easy bearing which mufhs tim aa ~
man who s fully capable a shoul-
dering the h4rdcn hc has assum II
in accepting thv position ~ sheriff
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
KWWG ARRANCES
ACCORDION SOLOS

IA neW "delicacy" hns been ar-
ranged far the musical bil of fare XIV
he presented over EW VIC, local
hrcadgastinR STATEN, at $3.50 o'clock
un Thursday night whrn ". v. TellAvos
viii plIy solos on his piano arcl rdIcn.
George Desha of Brownsville. bari
tonei Miss Gladene Willis. pImisti
and Mrs Jack Carley 0f HlrliEgrn.
oprano. also arc on the program.
Carlos Guardi0la ia tu play nt noon
Thursday with the LrHEha-n Band
entertainers from thr University of
Texas taking the air at y o'clock In
THE evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23

By Naval Radio tO The Herald
from II. =. and Texas Agriculture
Departments

Potatoes. Kansas City-40 cars
ChiGHKa $50 ears on track including
rld stock. IfxAs Bliss Triumphs
ST+D-ST.h0. St. Louis-54 cars 0n
track Texas Bliss Triumph S7.50-sB.00
Cabbage: Kansas City Seven on
track. Texas new stock Sl.2J ner cwt.
Cincinnati-iI On track. Texas new
stock S45-SJ0. PhiladrlrhiA--8H ON
track. Texas rIw stock SA5-S5J.
Primary destinations of Texas
movement reported for Tuesday,
March 2g.
Cabbage. W Et Louis. 4 Houston. y
each Ft Worth. Chicago; = each
Kansas Ctty. Cincinnatii each
Brooklyn. Memphis. Cleveland. Erie
Penn. TataI 2I cars.
Mixed Vegetables y each H0uH-
trn St. Louis. II each Shreveport.
Lufkin. Beaumont. Chicksaw. Buff
faIo. Total lI cars. Carrots. 4 Ter
aa~ City.
Houston passiHgs previous 24
hours ft0 midn iEht March 229:
Cabbage. \ TrxaEkanm- Haets mnt
Carrots. 4 Hartford. Potatoes.
each Dallas. Memphis.
Carlot shipments for entire ur
Continued On page twq.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
arms EMBARGO
NOW SUBJECT
Much DEBATE
Report Coolidge Has
Given No Consider
alton to Advisability
Of Move

WASHINGTON, II. C., Mar 23.-tP
Interest was manifest in unofficial
circles today over the effect, IL any.
that termination by the United States
w the smuggling convention with
Mexico will have on the attitude OK
the American government toward lift
inE ot the presidential embargo ON
arms shipments into the Central
American republic.
Even in the face Nj authoritative
inform ticH from the state depart
mCnt that President Coolidge In re-
cent conferences with department Of
fiCials has given no consideration 20
the advisabiiity Of lifting the emhar-
go. the subject bobhed up in informal
conversations and press dispatches
from Mexico touching upon this point
were read with interest.
EmanatinE from Mexico City, the
dispatches threw no positive light on
tho situation. They said, however,
that the decision WI the Washington
government to terminate the snug
Cling pact at the ena of its first year
NJ operation, next Monday, had given
rise to the question of whether his
move would hc followed by the lifting
vi he arms embargo. Many think.
one dispatch said, that removal of the
embargo would result in increased
revolutionary activities against the
Gales government.
In this connection. senator Norris
cf Nebraska. chairman 0f the senate
judiciary COMMITTEES. interpreted ter
mination Of the convention aH an In
vitati0n to rc-plutinn and gun-run-
ming. declaring that - " simply means
that W. are going to permit the ship
ring of arms and ammunition into
Mexico without my restriction
Chairman Borah cf the senate foreign
relations committee also viewed ter
minati0n Of the treaty IT. an act that
rnrll he rc~a-Anl hv the Mexican
people as Ar unfriendly gesture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
Anderson Is Not
Board Candidate

Ihe name 0i A Dudley has been
substituted for that of A E Ander-
sun, who decided not to make the
race fr reelection t0 tho school
board. Mr. Anderson is th- only Ut-
going member of the present board
who is r1t candidate ky ucccei
h msrlf in the election t0 hc held on
-an fit Saturday W APRIL
Petitions circulated yesterday were
filed today with FIN E Starck. secry-
taFy of .ae board Be idrs the names
ot Hartert Davenport. Judge James
A. Graham Dr O N Lawrence ANA
Hr Dudley. a list af tha following
name was filed as candidates for the
hr 4rd: Y. WI. Airawurth. XVI MI.
larE. C. C Henderson ANA E. VI.
Lewis
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
Let Contract On
Bakery Building

HARLINGEN. Tex. Mar 23.-Con-
tract has been awarded tO I'D. III.
Buck WI this city WI thu Svadlcnak x
Corris building here, according to
R. mi Muihausen n Co., architects
On the building.
The bid 0f Buck was approximately
$4,000. The twO-stOry brick build
irg Is to be leased ly Kline AZ Tram
mel, of san BenitO. who viii operate
n wholesale bakery in wv
CONSTRUCTION work is to start On
the building AT once. IL will be of
tireproof construction. 5D by l1U
feet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
Farmer Beaten To
Death With Shotgun

TENARkANA. Ark. Mar 23.-iHff-
Preliminary hedring f0r Ben McFar-
lard, 6N scar 1ld farmer of FruEe
Ark- charged with THE murder cf
John Jones 65, also "A farmer. was sct
f8r Saturday morning following hia
lrralrnment day before Municipal
Court Judge Louis Jasephs here Ne
farlHrd surrendered tO Miller county
officers Tuesday afternoon.
Jones Nas beaten to death with
hotrHr at his nie east uf FolkH 0H
Red River about dayhreak laat SatuF-
day as THE result of "a dispute over the
ownership XII IA saddle. acr riding t1
Sheriff Fleet MaEee
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
TREATY MADE Att
RFnI-FST or VI. =.

MEXICO CITY. Mar. 2a-tPl-In
making formal announcement tnat
the United States government through
its embassy had notified Mexico of
the abrORatiCn Of the anti-smugglinK
convention. the foreign office declares
that the treaty was entered into at n
special request of the United States
and that Mexico gave hearty coopera-
tion tO fulfillment of its provisions
during the time it was effective.
JAW the initiative for this treaty iay
with the United States as also H. de-
nunrintion." the foreign office says,
" Mckee must consider the pact con-
rludrd in accordance with the terms
thereof from the twenty eighth day
of the present month.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
AMERICAN MARINE
STRUCK Bl BULLET

SHANGHAI, March . I.l' An
armed mob numbering 50U made "
demonstration this morning before
tha British most guarding the north
east boundary VI the international
settlement. The demon strat IVY fired
their rifles iH The air. The troops iid
continued on page twoD
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
Alabama Reports
Big Flood Losses

YORK. Ala. Mar. 16.-.Fi Proper
ty loss fr m flooding VI the TomhiEre
river, which spread over some T5
acres yesterday wa estimated today
at approximately $4,000
III gEWays we're washed cut and
livestock lost " Fickens. Green. ana
SAmter NMuntieA.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
Mission, Edinburg To
Play Exhibition Tits
Y Special to The Herald J

MISSION. Tex. Mar. 23--The Mis-
sion and EdinburE clubs in the Texas
Valley League will play series of
three exhibition games beginning ON
Thursday when the first contest will
he played in Mission. The second
game viii be played in EdinburR ON
Saturday and the third game On sun
Hav rn IA diamond remaining t0 I'D
chosen.
Mission has played two exhibition
games. losing twice I'd the San An
tonic rockies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23
.l.LACy Case BREAKS AFRESH
Four Men, Including
Two FOvymeYOMcerS,
are Arrested Today

Rose chief deputy sheriff Of Wlacy county
John also former deputy and Lee Galloway and
Archie Clark Raymondvle, placed under
this BY IL s. Deputy Marshal Harold JefteId
bench issued by Federal Judge NJ Hutche
Houston Monday, charging the quartet with intim
dating least two witnesses n the recent trial 0f Sheriff
RAYMOND Teller and other WilIacy county citizens upon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-23

AUSTIN, Texas. Mar. 23.--tPt--
OT TeHinR of the Lad0nia State Bank.
Ladnnia. with capital stock WI $685.
000- assuming assets and liabilities
XXI The First State Bank which closed
recently was announced today by the
state banking commissioner.
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