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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-26
CAR Is AWARDED
CONTEST WINNER

MERCEDES. Texas. March 26
Mrs. Drui Stackhouse Of Weslac0.
winner of The beauty contest ~ VAL
VERDI Sunday. has received the new
Chrysler car, which was the award
cf the winner, the car being pre-
scnted TO her early IN the week.
George Satterwhite, promoter Of the
beauty show stated
Arrangements for the junior re-
vue. which is 70 be held at Val
Verde Sunday. have been completed
UT. Satterwhite announces. and
about thirty juniors are expected to
participate. Arrangements have also
bee made for the presentation ~
other features.
There are four candidates for the
honor of being designated "Misa Rio
Grande Valley to take part in the
Galveston beauty show. the cAndi-
dates being Miss Weeks of Har-
iingcn: Miss Dillingham; and Mss
Duncan M Mission. and Miss Bess
Hennuss of Neslaco. Winners of
this contest and also the junior re-
rue will ~ decided NV popular vote
cf thc audience, Mr. Satterwhite
stated.
Objection to the awarding w the
prize tO Mrs. Starkhouse was due ~
tbs fact that I had been Informed
shc was n professional" Mr.. Satter-
Waite stated II have made 4 thor
ough Investigation and there was ab-
s0lutely no ground for the report.
and there can be 10 question that
Mrs. Stackhouse. declared winner by
The judges, was fully entitled to
the prize"
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BANTAM CHAMP
TO Be DECIDED

CHICAGO, I'LL, March 2G.-tPJ-
The world bantam weight cham
pionship will 20 back 10 an active
defender tonight when two judges
and q referee decide between Bud
Taylor Of Terre Haute, Ind, and
Tony Canzoneri OF New York.
They will box at the coliseum ten
rounds 10 a decision at the bantam
weight limit 0f lls pounds. n pound
age that Charley Rosenberg failed
20 make twice M the cost of his
title.
Taylor was awarded championship
honors last fall by the Illinois Ath-
ietic Commission when Rosenberg
failed to post weight forfeit but
il was not until New York also re-
moved his crown and furnished u
contender for the throne that the
top rung Of the bantam was gen
orally declared open.
Canzoneri is an even money fav-
orite
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love AFFAIR
DENIED TODAY
BY MRS. GREER
Claims She Had No
Part in Murder Of
Husband; Resisted
Schuh's Attentions

PRYOR, Okla. Mar. 2G.-iPl-Mrs.
Leonard II. Greer, widow 81 u Spayi-
nav, Okla. sporting goods merchant,
with whose murder she is charged,
told from the witness stand here to-
day of finding her husbands body cn
his burning bed and Of persistent at
tentions of Ben Schuh.
Schuh recently was sentenced to
life imprisonment on conviction Of
Grcer's murder. the state alleging ne
conspiTed with Mrs. Greer 70 remove
her husband so they could marry.
Mrs. Greer denied that she had
yielded 20 Schuh's frequent pTotesta-
tions cf love or opportunities 10 di-
vOrce Greer and marry him. She
said she persuaded Schuh "a leave
Spavinaw. where he had been en-
plOyed on several 0ccnsicns by her
husband. Only once dii she indi-
cate affection for Schuh. she testi-
fled. That was October ~. 1926. the
night before Greers body was found.
Schuh had followed her from the
store that night, she srid. and asked
for her prcmise 10 marry him. Mrs.
Greer said she told him she could
not promise; that she liked him. but
did not love him. However, return
ing 70 the store. she wrote III love
you. on a card and handed ~ to him.
The card was exhibited by the state
in Schuh's trial and again at the
present trial
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SAY POTATOES
DUG TOOCREEN
Growers Warned By
Association to Have
Crop Inspected

Growers who persist in harvesting
Immature potatoes are going To sus-
tain severe losses, IN the opinion of
Paul Dye, secretary Of the Rio
Grande Potato Growers Association.
who warns an growers not u harvest
potatoes until they have been in
spected and accepted by the associa-
tion's inspectors.
The Rio Grande Potato Growers
Association have instructed their in-
spectors not u allcw the digging ~
potatoes too green" Mr. Dye stated.
HI spite of this the growers have
persisted In sending to market pota-
toes that were unmafketable. and
many are now unsold because they
are too green. If our growers do net
adhere TO the instructions of our in
spectors they will ruin the market.
Much cold weather In the north
has caused q light demand for new
potatoes. We request an growers
having potatoes ready for market to
do % as gradually as possible" 4"
The potato movement w getting in
to full swing throughout the Valley.
according 80 reports received at As
sociation headquarters. ard the or
ganizatiOn is very anxious that only
potatoes Of good quality be placed on
the uarket. They point out that III
inferior grades are marketed il will
seriously affect the marketing Of the
large crop which will soon ~ NOV
ing from all Valley points. and that
N should be the Effective Of the Vail
ley growers 70 give the consumers of
the North the assurance that pota-
toes from the Lower Rio Grande Val
ley are of the best grade obtainablC.
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San BENTTO BONDS
GET GOOD PREMIUM

SAN BENITO. Tex. Mar. 26.-Bids
on the city improvement work pro-
vidcd by the recent bond election,
will probably be called next week. il
was announced here following the
sale Of the $4,000 issue.
The issue of street Improvement,
sewage disposal. incincrator and
a5attoir bonds brought par plus ac-
crued interest to date of delivery
and a premium of S2.336 when sold
here 10 j. +. Jarrett Company Of
San Antonio. The bonds bear inter
est at i-2 per cent.
OF the issue. 100000 will be for
street improvements, $4,000 for
sewage disposal plant. and $4,000
for abbattoir and incinerator work.
Eight other concerns. besides the
Jarrott company. were represented
In the bidding. They were the a. G.
Allyn Company of Chicago. pur-
chaserS of Brownsville $500. 600
bond issue: $. L. Austin Company OF
Austin: Title Guaranty ard Trust
Company of Cincinnati; ]. G.. Moss
rnd Company Of Dallas: Brown
Esummsr Investment Company of
Wichita. Kans.: Slayton and Com
pany Of Toledo. o.: Caldwell and
Company of Nashville. Tenn:
Blanchet Bowman and Wood Of To-
lcdo.
The bonds were voted in Janu-
aFy.
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NATIONALISTS
KILL AMERICAN
INCITY STREET
DIR. Williams Is Shot
Down in Cold Blood
At Nanking; Hut
cheson Family Safe

SHANGHAI. March 26.-tP-Dr.
}. Z. Williams. Of Swanee. Ohio, who
was killed during the Nanking dis
orders, was shot BY Chinese sol
diers in cold blood on a street near
Marking University Of which he was
vice-president. His wife. who had
elected 10 remain with him despite
entreaties that she leave the city,
and other Americans looked on.
Dr. Williams daughter and son.
Miss Faith and Richard. have ar
rived III Shanghai on the steamer
kungwo. They had been evacuated
before their father was shot.
Among those who have reached
Shanghai are Mrs. Allen Hutcheson
Of Houston. Texas. wife of the sup
erintendent Of the Nanking Uni
versity hospital, and her three child
rem.
The Hutcheson party was evacuat-
ed early Thursday. being taken in a
launch from the hund 10 the Noa
under fire from both sides or the
river. They were Immediately or
dered below. The refugees were in
n high pitch of excitement as they
knew it was only "A matter Of time
until the ships opened fire
At three o'clock Thursday after
noon. the officer explained 10 the
refugees that the bombardmcnt was
soon TO begin. He warned them 10
remain quiet and unafraid
The Preston opened the lombard
ment. closely followed by the En-
crald and Noa. The firing continued
for an hour and a half. the Emerald
using big six inch shells.
During the bombardment two or
three women broke down under the
strain; the others displaying forti-
tude. the children apparently enjoy
ed themselves. keeping close count
Of the shots. From refugees who ar
rived later. Mrs. Hutcheson learned
that her home in Nanking had been
looted. Nothing has been heard
from DR.. Hutcheson.
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secure $4,000;
MISS $4,000 In
US. SECURITIES
Cashier Gives Immedi-
ate Alarm; Robbers
Make Escape in Fast
Automobile

ABILENE, Texas. Ear 26.-lP'-
The First State Bank Of Ovallo, this
county, was robbed Saturday morn
ing by two unmasked bandits.
The men secured $4,000, ran for
the sidewalk, jumped into a large Sc
dan whose engine had been left run
ming. and fla eastward at sixty or
seventy miles an hour.
In their haste to get away they
dropped about $40 in small change.
which was scattered about the bank
and sidewalk
The robbery was committed at
ii:20 Saturday morning. and shortly
through Oplin, in Callahan county. at
high rate Of speed. They were
headed eastward, in the direction Of
Cross Plains.
Sheriffs Of Callahan, Eastland and
other counties east of Taylor have
been notified OF the robbery.
In their frenzy to get away, the
robbers overlooked $l2.50O in govern
ment bonds. They had ordered Joe
Harrison. bookkeeper Of the bank. to
30 into the vault and hand out every
penny stored there. but Harrison left
the bonds behind and the men did
not notice the omission.
I. n. Wilkinson. cashier, gave the
following account Of the robbery to
the Abilene Reporter:
The robbery took place at 1890
this morning. Joe Harrison and
were alone in the bank nj the time.
but there were "A number Of men
standing near the entrance.
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SOVIET FLAG
now FLYING
INPORTCITY
Communist Commit
tees Take Charge OF
Railways; Foreign
Officials Excluded

SHANGHAI. China. March 26.--tH1
The soviet flag flies over the
Shanghai north station terminus of
the Shanghai-Nanking Railway, Just
outside the international settle
ment
The Chinese workers who went on
strike when the Cantonese entered
Shanghai are returning To work.
but most Of them are armed and
they are endeavoring 70 run the
railway with workers committees,
without foreign aid.
Since the strike began. none of
the British officials have been al
lowed IN the railroad station. At
the railway shops all Chinese fore
men were dismissed by armed com
mittees. Intense activity is reported
among the labor unions in the na-
tive cities joining Shanghai All
the unions are said 20 be controlled
by reds and an intensive organiza-
tion campaign IL proceeding. g.
pecially among the lower labOrinr
class.
Thus far there has been no sign
that General Pal Tsung-Hsi, the
Cpntonese commander, can cone
with the reds activities. He has had
70 recognize the general labor
unions which ARE described as pure
ly communistic. with a plain clothes
army Of 5000 men Of whom 900 are
well armed
This army. which ~ reported also
20 have been recognized by General
faI- functions ~ n sort WI police
force. The disarming since Pal ar-
rived IN Shanghai has been chiefly
of independent men and not mem
bers Of the plain clothes army.
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Murder IN
Miami Home PvOves
Mystery TO Police

MIAMI, Fla, March 26.-(Pl-A
house in a secluded. section that for
ten days held behind locked doors
the mutilated bodies Of Mrs. Ed
ward Nevcrs. ~, and man thought
to be her husband, echoed move
ments OF the poi ice today.
a blood stained hatchet and a
whiskey still, found in garage
from which the Nevers' expensive
automobile had disappeared, served
only TO add mystery 10 the Staying.
Police were searching for a man
known as friend Of the family,
who until recently occupied a room
in the home.
A woman called az the house last
night and unable TO get response to
repeated calls at the front door,
called police.
Mrs Navers' body, the head cut
and k-uised was seated upright in
a chair while that OF the man, iden-
titled as Nevers. was stuffed in a
hall closet. A rope was around the
neck. There were no signs Of a
struggle. A strong box containing
j-welry and deeds 10 property was
found intact, rs were several trunks.
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NEWSPAPER WINS
In DAMAGE SUIT

AMARILLO. TeNaA. Mar a6-tP -
A verdict in favor OF the Glcbe-News
Publishing Company was returned hy
the jury in district court late last
night iu the ease OF Mr. and Mrs ".
H. Redwine. seeking $4,000 in dam
ages as result Of articles III the
Amarillo papers in November. last,
relative to their arrest and alleged
confession 70 police 20 theft of a
quantity Of silk clothing found in
their possession. The jury was out
10 minutes.
Former Chief Of Police c. J Black
well and four members az the police
force testified Mrs. Rcdwinc stated
10 them she stole the goods while
working in a Houston department
store.
Mrs. Redwine denied making any
such statement. The woman and her
husband were released after being
held in Jail overnight, and the cloth
ing returned ts them without formal
charges having been filed.
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FAMILY MISSING
AFTER EXPLOSION

PARAMuS. \. j.. Mar. Up
Mystery surrounds the fate Of seven
persons who lived in a two family
frame dwelling here that was burned
early today.
The roof Of the house was blown
off by an explosion. A second blast
scattered flaming debris in All di-
reeticns. The mouse was occupied by
Charles Swerno. his wife. their five
children and their sons wife.
No word has been received from
any Of them. Ii WAS believed that all
except two women seen running down
the road after the first explosion.
had perished in the flames.
A search Of the ruins. however,
failed to disclose any bodies.
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LONGHORNS WIN
In TRACK MEET

AUSTIN. Texas. March 26.-f41-
Texas University, the host. made the
best showing cf any state school in
the University class at the relays
held here Friday under Us sponsor
ship and featured by the long dis
tance running NJ six Tarahlmnre In
aians from northern Mexico.
The L0nghorns won tnree first
places. one second and three fourths.
Rice lnstitErs w Houston was next
with two second places. one Of which
was n fcur-way tie, and three third
places. Southern Methodist Uni
sersIty. Dallas. captured q second
and d third place fana Baylor and
A. & Nj. each rcCk "a third.
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j. 5. REFUGEES
FROM NANKINC
BOARD BOATS
No Opposition Offered
BY Chinese Follow
ing Ultimatum Of
u. s. and British

SHANGHAI, March 26.-tPl-AlI
the Americans mt Nanking. other
than the one known 10 be killed and
four injured. are accounted safe in
a dispatch received shortly before
q o'clock tonight.
The l2O Americans who took ref
uge in Nanking University from the
riuting Chinese are NH reported
aboard the ships in the river
The known American casualties
are.
Dead: Or. J. r. Williams OF Shaw
nee. Ohio. vice-president Of Nanking
University.
Injured: Miss Anna r. Noffett,
Fort Sheridan, Ills. Of the Preshy-
terian mission. Shot twice IN the
body by a nationalist soldier. She
Continued on page four)
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TRUCK MARKETS
BY Naval Radio TO The Herald
from u ~ and Texas Agriculture
Departments

Carlot shipments for entire Unit
cd States reported for Friday. March
20.
Cabbage: Alabama w, Imperial
Valley 8, Colorado I. Florida IL,
Louisiana i0, Maine Il, New York 81
South Carolina l6. Texas, AZ, total
Y. 5. lG5 cars. Unreported March "a
Alabama A, Central California 2,
total y cars.
String Beans: Florida 80. Texas /
freight express, total U. ~. BIZ
cars.
Potatoes: Florida 81. Texas ~. to-
tai MI ~ new TG. Old ESQ. total 756.
Primary destinations w Texas
movement rported for Friday,
March 25.
Cabbage: li Houston, I2 W. Loufs.
Chicago, s Ft. Forth, I Milwaukee.
X each Cleveland. Kansas City. .
each minneapolis. Little Rock. Birm-
ingham. Valley Junction. Shreveport,
4 each Brooklyn. Springfield. Ill..
Dayton WatuppA. Providence, Win
ston-Salcm. Springfield, Mass, Nus
catinc, Kingston, Lincoln, Memphis.
Pittsburgh. Hitchcock, Waterbury.
Durham, Atlanta, New York. Par
sons. Battle Greek. McKaeaport. viii
Continued on page four.
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Have Little Hope
For Wounded Man

HOUSTON, Texas, March 26.-lP1
Clifford Franck. -. who killed his
wife and then turned the gun On
himself Friday afternoon has little
chance for recovery. il was stated AZ
hospital Saturday.
Franck was charged with .Erife
murder. The couple had been sep
arated.
Ths shooting took place at the
hcme of Mrs. Franck's sister. Mrs.
tarly Wilson. in the presence of
Mrs. Wilson and her two children.
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COMMUNISTS IN CONTROL AT SHANCHI
WOMAN'S CONSCIENCE
WINS REWARD AFTER
TWO YEARS WORRY

Chicago, Mar Pa poorly clad
woman called at Detective Hcadquar-
ters and handed over ~ the chief a
purse ntaining six s. bills.
She had found the purse. he ex-
planned. two wears ava. ana her mon
etary difficulties were So great that
she used the $50 it contained But
her conscience tormented her. and
she saved little by little. for two
years until she had made UP the or
iginal sum.
Finding no record OF such a loss
at the date when the purse was
found. the police delighted the wo-
man by returning to her the purse
with the money which she had saved
20 painfully. She requested that her
name be concealed.
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Good Scores Made
In Atlanta Tourney

ATLANTA, Ca. Mar. 2s.-tP-
Bobby Jones completed the first nine
holes Of the southern open in bar 35.
Jess Sweetser, playing with him had
IN Willie MncFarlnne, third mem
Der Of the trio, took 80.
Lec Dicgl and Jock Hutchison. New
York, flashed SIS, one under par. On
the outward journey.
Scores of those finishing the morn
InR round include.
Harvey Penick, Austin. S1-i56-237.
Jim Barnes, New York. 7G-154-230.
Al Espinosa. unattached. 7J-l53-
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GALES ADHERES
TO OLD POLICIES

MEXICO CITY, Mar. 26.-P9 -
President Gales, says Excelsior, as
not carrying on official w semi-offi-
cial negc tiations with "A representa-
tive Of the Pope for settlement Of the
religious question in Mexico.
The paper quotes cabinet mem
her. whose ramc is withheld. a. em-
phatically denying reports which
have been carried by the newspapers
that such negotiations were going on.
This official declared that the
president has not thought OF nego-
tiatiug with the Vatican; his policy
Oh the religious question has teen
clearly defined and needs no discus
sion
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WESLACO Meets
new SECRETARY

WESLACO. Tex, Mar. 26.-L. r.
Bailey. new secretary Of the Weslaco
Chamber of Commerce. was the guest
of honor az q banquet given in the
community house here last night and
attended by $50 persons.
IL was not a business meeting. the
banquet having been arranged 70 ac-
quaint the citizens of Wtslaco with
the new secretary.
The new secretary made a talk in
which he declared his intention W
making u his especial business to
further Weslaco's interests in every
way possible There were a numheD
Of impromptu talks.
II. Caplcy was toastmaster.
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Alzafar Potentate
Is Mercedes Visitor

MERCEDES. Texas. March 2G.-S.
Callahan potentnts Of Alzafar
Temple. San Antonio. was the honor
guest at y breakfast here NJ the
Manhattan Cafe on Thursday morn
inr with about 30 Mercedes mobiles
in attendance
Mr. Caiahan IS on a tour OF the
Valley aEd ~ being hnuorri AZ dif-
fereHt Valley towns.
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Boxer Is Stabbed To
Death at Hollywood

HOLLYWOOD, Cal. Mar. 2g.-fHy
Eddie Birgins, 20, well known light
weight boxer, was stabbed 10 death
early today ~ what police said was
free-ior-all fight In a Hollywood
tea room.
Nine men and women. including
Lloyd Hamilton, motion picture COM
cdianr were held for questioning.
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Believe jealousy
Cause of Shooting

HOUSTON, Texas. March a6.-t4l
Messages 10 brother in Mil-
vankee for instructions Is tc dis
position ~ the bodies of Fred C
Asal and his wife, kilied by Asai
thursday night NJ their tea gar
cen here, remained unanswered SAT-
urday
jealousy Is thought 20 have caused
Asal to shoot his wife. D0ttie. and
himeslf.
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Prize Is Offered
For Best Slogan

NESLACO. Tex, Mar. pa urize
~ s25 has been offered Ivy the Wcs-
iaco Chamber Of Commerce 10 the
person who submits the best slogan
FOR this city.
The old slogan Of the city. -You'H
dn better in Weslnro." NAV been
dropped. and a number of Others
have been suggested since the cam
paiEn started, although none have
been accepted yet By the secretary
and directors.
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Final Estimate On
Street Paving Paid
Especial " me Herald y

WESLACO. Tex. Mar. 25.-Final
estimate 81 So. 1867 on the 63
sion Of this city at IT, last meeting.
and the remainder due the contrac-
tor. -. l.. Pearson. was paid
This paving H. all full width. OF 90
feet. and extends throughout the
business district. and through the
main residential sections az the city.
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Good Will Fliers
Continue Journey

NEW YORK. n. ". March. 26.-iPi
The French Cable Company was
advised that the United States army
good will filters left Cacennc. French
Guiana, at eight o'clock this morn
inE in continuation Of their home
ward journey.
The next scheduled stop on the
flight j. Paramaribo. Dutch Guiana.
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B0LSHEVISTS AID
MEXICAN STRIKERS

MEXICO CITY. Mar. 2s.-tPl-Ths
Central committee Of the Russian
railway unions has sent $4,000 rublcs
lahout <25. .000l 10 the railway and
Transportation union In behalf Of a
million railway workers az the soviet
republic The money was disuatched
a. aid the railroad strikers with the
hone that they will continue their
-energetic struggling.
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Hillsboro Girl
Dies From Burns

HILLSBORO, Tex, Mar. 26.-tP,-
Doris Herring. II. daughter Il Lu-
ther Herring, died Saturday from
burns received Friday night when y
can of oil exploded.
The oil was being handled NJ her
brother, Weldon. The Herrings live
a. Lakenon, north Of here.
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FIRE THREATENS CITY

GLAt =, NAY, \. y. March 70
tql-Fire that threatened 20 wipe
out tn entire business section Of
Glace Bay today destroyed "a
buildings AMI did damage estimated
AZ S35n.n00. The Royal Bank " Can
ads and the Jhurch of England
buildings were among those att
sacked BY the flames.
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WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower
Rio Grandc Valley. Cloudy to part
ly cloudy tonight and Sunday. pos
sihly with loca! showers: no decided
change in temperature. Moderate to
fresh southerly winds on the west
ast.
For East Texas: Fair in north.
cloudy with showers in south por-
tion; colder, frost in northwest por-
tlon; Sunday fair except showers On
the coast: colder on the coast. Light
20 fresh shifting winds the coast.
becoming nurtherly.
nafly Rfxa- EpIfoes-
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CALI. FOR STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. y. q. Mar. as.-IipI
The comptroller VI the currency
today issued call fCr TIE condition
ef ali National BANKS at the close Of
business un Wednesday. March 28.
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N1At- ne river stages AT san
benito ard Brownsville are more or
less erratic AZ present. due 10 Tow
water and more or less heavy pump
INK fur lrrl gatirn purposes.
River Enra~-sf
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Daily River Bulletin

FOOD Present p Hr. 2. Hr.
Stage Stage ChnE. Rain