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Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-26
VALDEZ BUY WINNER IF SCHOLARSHIP ID
 ALASKA COLLEGE
MARGARET R. PHlPPS SCHOL- ARsHIP GOES TO SON NEWS
 PAPER MAN
Fairbanks News-Miner)

John R. Wilcox, Valdez High school has been awarded the Margaret R. Phipps scholarship to the Alaska Az ricultural College and School of Mines, it was announced by President Charles F.. Bunnen. Correcting of 12 sets of examination papers from different parts of the Territory was completed yesterday and gave Wilcox an aver age grade of 91 5-7 per cent in the seven subjects upon which the exam ination was based. Harvey I, Ashby, also of Valdez, rated second highest.
 The scholarship was created by Mrs. Phipps, wife of Senator Lawrence c. Phipps of Colorado. after her visit here last summer in company with the Senator Any High school boy in Alaska with senior ranking was eligi- bIe to compete. Under the terms of the scholarship the student appointed will receive $500 yearly for the next four years.
 Six students at Ketchikan took the test. one at Cordova, two at Valdez, two at Anchorage and one at Fair banks.
 Wilcox is the son of c. H. Wilcox, editor of the Valdez Miner and Speak CT of the Territorial House of Repre- sentatives in 1925. The Valdez boy made 100 in algebra, 9S in geometry and 96 in physics
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-26
JAPANESE WRESTLER |S
 FOND 0F HIS NOODLES

TOXIC. May 2G. (P)-A young wrestling white hope" of Japan has been discovered in 15-year-old Kazuo Hashimoto who tips the scales at 29O pounds.
 The boy has been apprenticed by the Tokiyo Wrestlers' Association.
 Ii is expected that he will ultimate ly weigh something like 45O pounds and become one of the weightiest wrestlers in the history of Japan, The boy consumes about five pounds of meat at each meal and, between meals, puts an edge on his appetite by eating F bowls of Japanese noodles.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-26
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE. \. FORD WILL PRODUCE. AN ENTIRELY NEW JAR
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP, LOCAL AGENT, GETS WIRE TO THIS
 EFFECT TODAY

Charles Lechner, proprietor of the Seward Machine Works, local agent for the Ford auto, received i special telegram today from Edsel R. Ford at Detroit. announcing that the Ford Company is starting early production on an entirely new Ford car. The new model is of superior design and performance, the message states, to any low priced light ga" now in the field Henry Ford states that in putting the new model on the market he recognized the need, under pres ent conditions to make further re- finements in motor car construction desirable. The new model has speed and style has more flexibility and control in traffic and is more costly to manufacture but more economical to operate
 The new model will continue as the most important part Of factory production which mark has been set at 1O,OOO,OOO including present Ford owners requiring replacement and service
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-26
$. 5. ADMIRAL FARRACUT
 RETURNS SUNDAY MORN

More than 72O tons of general cargo and railroad ties were discharged yes terday from the s. s, Admiral Farra- gut, Captain Thompson, of the Pacific Steamship company The vessel got under way for the Westward early last evening and will return, accord ing to the local office, Sunday fore noon en route to the South. Among the loc2l reservations for the Vest ward Were Mrs. G. Strom for Seldo- via and Charles Nowell for Alitak.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-26
SPECIAL cHlLDREN's SCHOOL

PARIS, May 26. P)-Children of American former service men in Paris are the only pupils in school and conducted especially for them by the Paris Post of the Legion.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-26

Lucky says: Don't mix Baldwin, Premier of Eng land, who wants to termi- nate the Russian trade pact, with Lucky Baldwin that wants to terminate high prices in groceries.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-26

Attorney Harry Morton, i'll Anchor age for the last two weeks on legal business. returned last evening.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-26

Ask for the film In the yell " box Eastman's Films. SchaIlerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-26
LLoYDs LISTING AIRsHlPs

LONDON, May 26 P)-Commer- cial airship flights are now recorded at Lloyd's the daily index, contain ng the name and news of every ocean going vessel throughout the world.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-26

Gateway is hard 10 excen. Write for sample copy.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-26

Men s'>oes resoled, heeled and polishet g. Seward Leather Works.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-05-26

Special or ice. Candy Cottage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
BOMB BANDITS
NOTCAPTURED
Officers Have No Clue
To Men Who Secur-
ed Big Payroll

PITTSBURGH. Fa. March l2.-lFl
Df pitc an 40 night search the
bandits Wha bombed two automobile
Hni parHurh Hith finnuWN payroll
nf ths pitisl.rrFh Terminal soaI
ompaug yesterday. remained uneaN
fured early to-day.
IuiIrH .nrr handicapped hs lArh
af clues, tht payroll guard being
tanned d" tWO explosions which
overturned and wrecked thrir ears
Before the EuurlH recovered fuN
conscious ihp bandits hHA
scooped up the money and escaped.
Invest ITatipn Af the scene nf fhr
bombing which occurred mH tHr HAs
ron gar nrgrcd the company Gov
erdale mine. disclosed the bandits bad
trnnnifd under thr roadway. planted
charges Gf explosives about 5O frft
apart hHl run az " battery concealed
iu q hollow stamp ~ tree in q
fold hundred yard sway.
From here thr phHrgfa we're rA-
pludfd
Members ~ che payroll guard said
fhe blast occurred almost simui-
tmmrputiY both cars being tossed in.
CIV INV air The smaller machine frll
brrk into the crater made by the 81.
pioaion in ihe rnad. while the nf.
morpH shr struck DH tH roof Ihr
sturdy continuation uf both ears
eas cred Ted Wifh saving tte guard
from srrInua injury.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
GO
UPTO74SSCARS
Movement From Val.
ley 5000 Cars Over
Last Season

iARLlNCEN. Tex. Mar a. The
total number Of ears loaded from this
district un Thursday and forwarded
ttpm iIr.ingsH hy freight on FRI
day reached 1.lss. 81 which GAG
verc vegetable and Tf2 fruit. DO date
iHt spaf che Hhipmcnts we're ASIA
vegetable and 1s4 fruit for grand
total of i..gr The Robstown VI orpus
Christi district has shipped 4g2 ears
to dHtg
furuWdines over the Gulf Coast
Lanes on lri iay were i. follow. ace
cofdinr g. % regular report issued by
"A. ". NaiAfpn. general agent hero.
Mixed vegetables ilArlinFrn y. IN
Fcria D. Mercedes q. Wesia,o p. Dom
na a. Alamo 3 San Juan . phnrr /,
Mission a kAteiff n tdinburg IN Ed-
couch brownsville a. San Etnito Y.
RIO iiundo
bects and Carrots Harligcn 2. la
FerA x. N M0crdca q. MeslAeu l Dom
W.T. Y. Alamo 4. pharr Il. Mission 4. San
Hrnit0 d.
Carrot. fa Fcna 3. Mcreedes 2.
Nc.lnto Z. Alamo 4 Mission N Edin-
hur
,ahbaFa Harlineen Z. stuart
Place 4. g. Fcrla O. Mereedes . Wes-
laco 4. Donna i2 Alamo 3. San Juan
fhafr SharylHnd y. Mission t
heAllen 2 Ficuueh l Combes z. or
mito 4. Brownsville 3. San Bcnito 3.
kio Hundo ~ spidcrwc5 railway
points i4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
SNOW COVERS
west STATES
Railway Schedules In
Colorado Badly
Disrupted

DENVER, colorado. March r.. Hp
The kOrfy Mountain states today
were hurt4 under deep snow drift.
following three dnY storm which
lIEt night epnteFtd in t0iorado ~
block raiiroadf and highways.
hr storm reached blizzard pro-
pcUluna last night tn isolate several
Colorado towns. Ail trains were de-
laysd on the Colorado Springs Lines
south RI here, while nearly Il hundred
mptofl ts deserted their Automo, iles
nt Palmer lakt.
Passenger were rescued from
huHsfH near Ray, after wOrkmrn
hattlri drifts fOr hours. Roads in The
section were closed by snow driven
by fifty mile wind. Cripple Creek
WAS completely Isolated Nnowhanhn
tnn feet in height blocked streets At
JulrHhurp.
Three inches or snow made travel
difficult iH Wyoming The raHt-hound
air mail plane Aaa forced down near
haw iInrH.
From iwo 90 sos inches II snow was
reported in northern Nrw NrAipn.
hr storm rAtrnNWA la far south nH
douglas. Arizona. which is unusual
wei HnoH also nterfefod with
travel iH Western Kansas nnd Ne
NrHHhH. kliH AAH general over HH-
.uuri. EaaterH Kan le. oklahoma
ud Northern Texas.
Although all ru Efugrrs 0n stalled
frHiuH Hnd Wnlnri tM were reported
aaif X. li. itlmrHure. manager of "
telephone company office at Holly.
Colorado, bias been missing since Yea-
tfFNHM morning uMFm Fr WW4 called
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
PROPOSE PLAN
TO VALIDATE
TAX REMISSION
Constitutional Amend
ment Suggested To
Aid Flood Threaten
ed Sections

ATETIS. Tczas. march l2 lf--
Efforts ~ .ct around tno recent
ruling ~ thr attorney gen ran that
tax renIisfsons aIe invalid were made
o. tho floor of the senate today hy
senator Love VI Dallas. who proc
posed constitutional amendment
validating such actions.
The amendment would apply pare
tieulaily a flood and would empower
the legislature a. assist local dia-
tricts by tax rcmisslons and other
methods. The ruling from the ne
tOrnry general cams after thr acn-
ate had passed aud sent to thc hou 4
tax remission bili for the bcne-
~ 0f residents of thf Irinny river
valley in Ballas and Iarrant coun-
ties.
Another tax fcmissios measure FOR
Taylor county. tO enable that county
~ build roads ard third measure
FOR starr county for the control 0f
flood also have passed the senate,
bot held in the house.
I he Love resolution Wu. referred
~ the committee On constitutional
amendments % which senator stuart
81 Fort Worth o. chairman and WAS
reported far0rably almost immcdi-
atsly. Even VI passed by both hous-
- the proposition rcuuifcs ratficH-
tion by referendum before hecom-
ing effective.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
AMERICAN CONSUL
IN NBRAzILSTABBED

HrEhus AIRES. ArHrntinu. March
il Nt a dl patch XIV Ln NAri.r
from sao iaulo. Brazil. today aid
iiffnhNn M Gnfurih. AmFHiran fun#
anl, iH there in thr huNpitAA AtnhAA. VAN
grlfr condition fr.m ~ kHsfNl
81, urds Inflicted upon hinl yvstsf-
dHy
Ilia nNaHilAnt, un AmrHeuA giving
ihr name David taffirld Y. s1 yfnrN
I'D and haa been resident "a lras
xfi since 1871
About tWn years nRu. ihr iAANpMtrh'
says, Caiiield made un rffart W. rrr
tufH ~ he United State bat found
that hr could uut obtain pnahrnrt.
Recently he hAH again been pressing
the " nHriar authorities ip this tan-
nefiion
ilp eHileA nt fhH consulate ht about
ln O'clock yesterday morning AnA
talked violently to Mr. Gof0rth. WY.
naliY he produced knife ard
tnhnra 'he ernMHi several times. HH
TOLD thf police that he hud acted im
self defense.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12

OFFICERS PROBE
DEATH OF Y0UTH

PALESTINE. TpAas. March i2 hp
t aumsfgnree tuFruunling identl-
fitatisn - fue body of . boy killed
hy train near here January ai. who
G TN PuRn aaia uuE HiH H3n. Fred
Fugh. were under iHFcatiElsl0n t0-
day.
The body was held several days
while MANY persons viewed IN in aH
effort fp identify trr iaa Ingh
arrived ari said D. had walked frem
larAanns iic and believed the body
thaf al hia aan "A purse AAr made
up far him from rontrIhrticnt by
citizens and De- received $500 fr n
tnr fa4Iruad company.
NhH hNHV was tMHMr tn Jackson
vii.e ana hlfiea ffri raFh sher.
8i BfeHn ax thai he has i.eaf~i
freavfnK0 at N..e aria d HN
nnt resemble tHr raH ha4 pueh
m.intains he sti. h4sicses The dead
has to have been has son aud made
ths idcHtifieaslon honestly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
TRUCK MARKETS
Nv Naval Radio fn The Herald
from I. ". and Texas AEriruliuFd
Departments

farlnt shipment fnr entire Nnii4d
htAlH4 fNr Friday. March ilt
Cabbage Alabama 10. imperiaf
VALLEY n. fi1rida li. Louisiana
New faFk f3. prnnnylrRnim IN. IN
Carolina \. Texas I4N. fetal Ny NJ. 1y4
sgFs unrep0rted March lD--Ala \
hama .opthern Calf. 4. New York
Nj. trtAi M ears.
string bsanai FIerlda IA. TotAi
~. y. it ears
Primary destinations of TeKA.
movement reported f0r Friday.
March ii.
abbages tT Houston. n ".
Louis, Chicago, each Parsons w..
pfth. shreveport, W Atlanta. zach
PiftatIrTh- BYatfu, Detroit. HmtNH
Rouge. Kansas city, Philadelphia.
m fidenrr. 1 each indianapolis. To-
lnta. WutHprA. iinldAh0FD. Hartford.
Waterloo. lrHtnH Salem, BiFmimHhn
henderson. Wichita. McKeearort.
Sheffield. Memphis. Dallas, NMAh-
vllr. LNxh. Pine Bluff, DRn MrlMma.
Topeka. WilAeH- Barre. CiTVulnnA.
Nianeapolis. Padueah. DaTsnpeft.
Tntaj i12 cara.
Mixed vaHetmbI4Hi II Ht i.nuAA. f
ii0HHtr WY y New York, Jersey fitF.
2 each Chicago. Omaha. Lexn. Dallas.
Minneapolis, Tnxmrhmnm. NlonmiAx~
tUn. ill.. Ipmrrm, Baton Rouge. HAN~
ton. Ranger. Total tJ rufK.
larrofa. : each 81. Leuix. #<W
lLontlnaad w pars feur.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
ALL CONVICTED
MEN ARE GIVEN
Terms IN JAIL
Fines Of $1,000 Assess
ed Against Two,
And $500 Against
Other Three

CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex.
Mar. l2.-(PD-Sheriff Ray
mond Teller, Of Willacy coun-
IN. was sentenced 10 lS
months IN Leayenworth pri-
son and fined 81. 900 by Judge
j. Il. Hutcheson in federal
court here today on charges
Of peonage and conspiracy
growing out "a the cotton
picking situation IN Wlllacy
county last fall.
Frank Brandt, III 'ller' N e.
mer deputy. was scntenced y
one year and a day and
$500.
Floyd Dodd. justice o..
peace Of Willacy county. N
sentenced to four months ~
Jail and fined ~ 900.
II. ~. StOckwcIl. IA farmer.
was given 90 days IN jail and
fined $500.
Carl Brandt. another farnI-
er, was given "A 3O days jail
sentence and a $500 fine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12

Cameron COMniy's
Court at LdtU Bill
Vetoed byGOUeymOy

Asserting Thar hr did rnt expect t0
establish another court in the state
Of Texa.. Governor Dan Moody yes
tprday vetoed thr hiil designed iu
create W county court ut law ln Cam
srtn county. which had been rushed
through the senate and house earlier
in the week.
The action Of tho governor was 10
surprise 10 the amer0n county pro-
ponents "a the measure, who haA sen
bi4rfed th4t signing ui enc hilif
which carried an emergency clause,
would follow Immediately upon as
passage ty the legislative bodies.
Commenting upon the bill, Cover
ncr Moody stated that instead 0I
creating q new court al law Il would
bc advisable for the jurisdiction of
the district courts t0 le extended tp
include part ~ the judicial duties Of
the county court Ia those counties
where Che Increasing duties NJ tire
county Judge have made it impossible
ItT him t0 handle the work. llc aug-
gested that q bin 10 this effect -
drawn and submitted tD the lcglsia-
turc, pointing rut thnt III would
place u0 hardship upon TIRE district
ANAAta ~ FANA AAAHAAa NAA AAHAtA AANH -
assume the additional functions.
lhr action cf thr governor indi-
Gates that the Hidalgg county court
az law hiii. which had not "a mplete1
me- Journey through tho legislative
hnllH. viii meet n similar fate III subs
mitttd tO him, aud similar action
may be- expected ia connection with
Che efforts uf ether counties to at-
core additional courts.
County Attorney Harry Faulk, VIII
had been in Augt.n in the interest 4
the county court at iaw NH and 9th
rr measures in which the valley iB
inteff tcd, returned today. lie stat
sd thst bin extending tie guFisdic-
tlnn III the district courts. aa fuE-
geEtcd by Governor Moody. viii he
drawn and presented AZ the special
session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
CULT SECRETS
AREUNFOLDED
'Superman' Was Aim
OF Organization,
Is Claim

OAKLAND. Cal. March l2.-lAr--
Secrets Uf the Sacred School ~ the
White brotherhood" which authorl-
ties say sought to produce % super
man through illicit love. were un-
folded here today us Bay City inycH-
tHators gathered here ~ further
question fite ~ more members ~
the ruit, which was opposed as the
result of their nrrgatN NIhursday.
Lloyd Alley. i5. son ~ Russell AT
iey ~ Los Angeles, and Aiiss Caro-
line Merwin, ih, Of Oakland. who Au-
thuritlgs said We're chosen aE the
means of producing the "aupcrman"
were the ccntcrs Of the probe.
Young Alley and his father. both
under arrest. wRry Oh their way here
10 submit 20 questioning.
Although the rirl admitted there
had been relations ~ questionable
rrOpriety' between young Alley nnd
her. the boy interviewed yesterday in
Los Angeles. den ed that there had
been amy wrong doing The elder "A
icy who nrufesHed surprise at the
charge. declared hr was innocent.
The elder Allev said be- had been
tho "Gfcnh Omar ~ the orrnniza-
tion and had given lectures in hi-
ol0gy tO ts members in Oakland AL
les. Mrs Gertrude " right alleged
member ~ the cult ana Miss Frma
Gibbs. rcrrtary tu Mrs Wright were
charged with contributing ~ the de-
llngucncy # young Alley and Miss
MrfNln br fostering love parties for
them The youngsters were held in
custody. but formal charges were NOT
lodged aga nat them.
Branches uf the cult were said ~
have been located Chicago. Reno,
San Antonio. and eastern cities, us
well az in the bag district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
Joliet Death Cell Gang In Break
Police Battle for
Hours Before Six
COmUictS Captured

tHiTfGO, Ill.. Narca l2-Hy
Thee Americans Of sax desperate
etnticta under sentence % hang ior
murder were snhdItd in their eril III
thc county JAN at Joliet early today
after q battle ~ hours with officers.
while their three MeNican compan.
ions in sensational prison break,
escaped NJ Chicago where two vi
them were captured after they had
wounded Two policemen, and taxi
driver.
Rfberto Torrez was shot and cap
iured shortly after five q. m.
Gftperio RHO. was probably fa-
tally wounded in nn exchange ui
shots with police Vho atili were
seeking = third member q the tfio
bernardo toa.
AL thcy clattcred through outh-
idc rtrects holding prisoner u Jo.
liCt Guard they had brought with
them. police squad attempted to
rtrp the machine and in nn exchange
~ hot- two patroimen. William
FROST nnd George Grant and the taxi
driver. John Marrinias ~ Indiana
iiurh0r. Nsre wounded.
The Mexican abandoned the MAJ
chine and fled Rio later was dis
covered in an alley attempting ~
enter garage. and was taken by "
police squad. Torres. found AZ y
yard with two MeNican children. at
trmptad q tD flee when policeman
started to question him, but ruh-
mittod 20 capture after several shots
had been fired q him.
The hiS were members of band
f seven aho escaped Inst May after
killing Peter ". N. Klein. deputy
warden eff the model new poEitrn.
Nars at NtAtcviiir. AN hut one ~
tContinucd on page tEo.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
DRAW PLANS FOR
BIG APARTMENT

on March PA Bias viii be opened on
a $4,000 apartment building in
Brownsville for a. Alexander. local
tire dealer. it was announced hy VI.
Newell Mater- of NcSlacp, archi-
tcrt.
Associated with Mr.. Waters in the
drawing of plans and preparing uf
specifications on thr building ia
Ralph ~ Cameron, San Antonio
architect.
IA hr apartment building will he
two sturira, and will contain twelve
apartment. N vii be ~ spanish
style ~ architecture. built Of tile
and stucrn. fhr exterior will hc iH
attractive hes En and thr interior of
the building is % bp finished in the
most modern and efficient msnnef
for apartments. with all built-in fia-
tureH amt other accommodation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
REFUSE TAERANT
GOINTY REMISSION.

AUSTIN, March l2.--iP' -~IaN dl-
version iu support ~ the Sis.NUU. 600
Trinity river flood control project in
Tarrnnt and Dallas counties was zee
fused by the house to-day when "a de-
fsaicd M a 4T the stuart senate hill
70 release taxes for - years on the
Tarrant county end Of the acreage af
fprted.
Defeat few minutes later uf thc
Love senate hill for Dallas county taN
remissions on the same project. fol-
lowed as d mrttrr ~ form. since The
bills were comraulona. and the same
arguments applied to both Vote on
the latter was s2 90 f6. Both votes
were un attempted rnrroNamenf
The starr county flood control WY
mission project likewise feli before
the sentiment against tax remission,
gazing down ~ defeat A3 iu lT after
y plea hy Representa- hrrh nf
Fort Worth that thr house consider u
apart from ihe north TcNna project
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
CITY MARSHAL
AT TULSA shot
BY ASSASSIN
No Clues Found; Had
Been Active in Sup
pressing Bootlegger
Activities

TULSA. Okla. Mar Il -Uf Shot
through the heart. the body of X. a..
Pratt. clty mArAhHi. hnA found un
ihe street early today
Citizens were aroused hu the
sound Of she's and rushed into che
streets. but the nHaniiart escaped
without leaving amy tangible ciewH,
The officers revolver Was in bis
hand, cooked. but not discharged.
A1 motive hna boon assigned to
the killing. During the laat lIVH
years Pratt has been gctiye in cam
naiRn against hootleRRers and whlG-
kry runners.
HH leaves n widow ana four chill
dreu.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
MRS. TUCKER is
TOURNEY WINNER

Nr. E y Tucker defeated Mrs. o.
D Deputy three up Friday. for the
trophy offered hy Mrs n. q. works
in special wumrns tournament At
thr Country Club.
Mr. hnuiy mad 90 concedc four
stroke bA handicap Al Mr. Tucker.
Mrs.. Tucker turned fn tNn 4g's fur
medal ssofe ~ - and Mrs. Deputy
TUNED in 4s and q ~ fof medal
ssrFe III s4
Preliminary matrhps in the tour
nampnt we're played avcr nine hole
hut the flUal match was PLAYED over
iN holes.
Another tournament will ha held
In April according tu Nr Works
who j, chairman ~ the committee in
tharre of the women tournament
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
REPORT CONTRACT
FOR THEATRE LET

HARLiNCEN. Texas. Mar. Az. It
ia expected thHt construction work
~ thc new Aztec theatre here viii
bc started in the near future. b iK
announced.
Toe theatre M wv built by ~. MI
Skcltcn az Brownsville. ana plans are
being dxawn by bigger A. Elwing vi
this city. The building M mod fled
after the Aztec theare in San AM
tonic.
The luilfing is eypectcl to cost
approximately AlUn.uGN. N iv re-
ported thr contract wnN iet Y H E.
Ewing without bids. aud ~ i mak-
ing preparations % start construc-
ti0n work
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
Rebel Leader Is
Again I'm Field

MEXICO CITY. March i2.--t#,--
GustaFo Aaoifa Salinas. .t - un0f-
riHi~ii- F~ia. hr~ fHkrn tA~ field
against CIV authorities iH thg state
rf Hss'ee. hHvirT a large number VI
ffiirp NaiAs NAs chief ~ staff
nf i'#rfirin Iiax. waE asAufiAfed Wifh
rrarrHl FHrl4ua EHirnda ln revolt.
70 isfttrly hAa supported AdoIfo De
- Eaerfa ii bis eBnnai9n " op-
Fca .iEn sa FFcE.Arrt Gales.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
Arms Conference
Will Start June |

WASHINGTON. u. g.. March i2-
A'-lHf0rmAiiy inviting great Brit
aln ana Japan tD take part in the
naval Imitation conference at Gc-
neva. the United states government
again bias expressed hope that
France and italy may alao find "a
way ta br represented. az least in-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-12
6 BANDITS LOOT
FACTORY OFFICE

NEW YORK. MI WI. March I2. AI
Six men. masked and armed. early
today bound and gagged three em-
nlnssF AHd rHrAprd wien NrtWHan
sia.gND And $4,000 otter lowing thr
safe in the candy factory 81 y. Auer-
bach and Sons in Eleventh Avenue.
The bandits trusHcI up thp watch
man. fireman md spent four hours
completing the robbery
One ~ the bandits took thr watch
mrnia keys and made rounds ringing
thr clocks lt the regular tiMr. while
his companion blaa.ei OF thr door
If the safe