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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-03
MENJOU AND MISS
DANIELS AT RIALTO
Evening Clothes" and "a
Kiss in a Taxi Features
Next Week

Adolphe Menjou Bebe Daniels,
Buck Jones and johnny Iiarron
and Sally Phipps feature the pro.
gram at the Rialto next week, as
Evening Clothes" "a Kiss in a
Taxi Whispering Sage" and
Love Makes En- Wild and
shown.
Zane Grey's The Mysterious
Rider" and Exit Smiling with
Beatrice Lille and ack Pickford,
are the features today and tomor-
row. The usual Ave acts Of vaude-
vile viii be given tomorrow.
Menjou, The perfect dresser, APP
pears Monday and Tuesday in his
latest screen success, The story
is one that is a perfect fit for the
actor, luxurious love comedy
against Partisan background
Virginia Valli, Noah Beery and
Louise Brooks support Menjou.
Miss Daniels scores another hit
in "a Kiss in a Taxi her latest
picture, which will be at the Rialto
Wednesday and THURSDAY with a
strong supporting cast, inclndins
Chester Conklln II Is mile z
minute French farce ii which Z
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-03
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ATLANTIC COUNTY, BONDS
5 100000 Bridge Bonds
100000 Buiidinq Bonds

100000 Road Improvement Bonds
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
pursuant to the direction OF the Board
Of Chosen FFeeholders of the County
of Atlantic. New isrsey the Finance
Committee, in conjunction with the
County Solicitor and Tho County Trea-
surer, Will receive sealed proposals at
the Assembly Room OF the Board Of
Chosen Freeholders. seventh floor,
Guarantee Trust building. Atlantic
City, New Jersey, on Saturday. the
nth DAY OF JUNE. 1927.
at the hour Of II O'Clock A. NJ. day
light saving time. for the purchase OF
the following described issue of bonds
of the County of Atlantic. to wit:
One issue not exceeding $4,000. 90
Bridge Bonds, numbered one a. to
thifty-nlne 500, both inclusive. of the
denomination OF One Thousand Dol
lars (Si ,000l EACH dated June 1. 1927.
payable as follows: Two bonds on
June LIST. 1929 and two bonds on June
of each year thereafter, up to and
including 1916, and three bonds on
June LIST, 1917. Bonds to be paid in
THEN numerical order beginning with
No. l. bearing interest at the rate Of
-four and one-half per centlm Nh 20
per anaun. payable scmi-annually on
December LIST and June LIST. The sum
required TO be obtained upon the sale
of this issue is 500 .0GG, which amount
lied to be issued
Ono issue Of S2e00o00 Building
Bonds numbered ono % to twenty
six (2e) both inclusive OF the dennm-
nation Of One Thousand Dollars
(s1 00g) each. dated June list, 1927,
payable as follows: Two bonds on the
first day OF June OF each year begin
ming with 1925. up to and including
the year 19l0 payments to he made
in their numerical order. bearing in
terest at the rate Of four aud one
half per centum 0ia95) per annun,
payable semi-snnually on December
LIST and June list Tho sum required
to be obtained upon the sale of this
issue. is $26 zoe. which amount is the
total amount OF bonds authorized 10
be issued
One issue of $3.50, 00eN Read Ini-
provcment Bonds numbered one (D to
three hundred and thirty (330) both
inclusive. Of the denomination Of Ono
Thousand Dollars tSl 000j each. dat
ed June lst 1927, payable as follows:
Sixteen bonds on the first day OF june
of each year beginning with 1898. up
to and including the year 1881, and
seventeen bonds on the first dag OF
June of each year beginning with l93S,
M to and Including the year ia4I;
payments to be made in their numeF-
cal order. bearing interest al the rate
of four and one -half per centum
(ihR1 per .aupum, payable semi- ap7
nttalfy on December lst and June ISL.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-03

pretty cafe waitress becomes in
volved in one love affair after an
other, always battling her way
mid showers Of broken glass.
Romance, adventure, love and
vengeance accompany Buck Jones
with Whispering Sage Friday.
The picture is one that is typical
FOR Jones.
Love Makes I'm Wild" story
Of a girl-shy boy, features Satur-
day night, telling the story of VIII
lie, the worm who turned.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-03
MAYS LANDING WANTS
SLOGAN

Mays Landing is seeking a sio-
gan. descriptive Of the town, to be
used on highway signs that are to
be erected on all roads leading into
it. Through the Mays Landing
Civic Association Mrs Anna NJ.
Heinsy has offered a prize OF five
dollars for the best slogan. The
signs will be erected about July /.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-03
HAD BIG DAY.

Lenape Park enjoyed its biggest
DAYS business since the war when
crowds poured into it from all di-
rections on Memorial Day.
Improvement of the road lead
ing to the park is sorely needed to
make walking safe and driving
more pleasurable. 1t is understood
that street lines will be laid out
there in the near future and side
walks constructed.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-03
BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY.

The Italians of Mizpah put on a
beautiful display OF fireworks in
that town Sunday evening. 1t was
ono OF the finest displays eyer
seen in this section and attracted
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-03
DINNER PosTPoNED.

The date OF the dinner to be
rendered Surrogate Albert 9. Abb
bolt at Gateway Casino, Somers
Point. has been changed from
Tuesday, June & 70 Friday juno
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-03

Freeholders Of the County Of Atlantic
ROBERT II WILLIS.
Chairman OF Finance Committee.
ENOCH 4. HfGBEE.
County Solicitor.
ENOCH J.. JOHNSON,
County Treasurer.
Dated MAY II. 1877.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
MOODY REFUSES
PARDON TO BELL

AUSTIN. Texas, Feb. 24.-lR-
GOgernor Dan Moody has refused 20
pardon Foster Bell, convicted Of
murder in connection with the al
legged Ku klux Klan fight at Sealy
several years ago, .. u. ID. Hall, as
sistant secretary, said today.
Moody, then district attorney in
Williamson county, gained wide rep
utation for his prosecution or the
case.
Bell was convicted Of assault to
murder and murder and sentenced to
five years i'm each case. The sem
tences are concurrent.
Application for his pardon was
first sent 10 former Governor Miriam
"A. Ferguson months ago and signed
by many citizens OF Austin county.
The present board of pardons rec
commended clamency not be granted.
Bells conviction grew out of an
alleged Ku Klux KIan feud az Sealy,
in which he was claimed to favor
the Khan. Two Of his brothers were
killed ns were two men of the other
side letter seeking pardons for him
declared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
WILL PROVIDE
FOR 4 STORES
Young Building Being
Rebuilt Opposite
New Hotel

Remodelling Of the building for
merry occupied by the Dennot Motor
Sales Company directly opposite Ho-
tel FL Jardin into an up-to-date store
building, has been started.
This building. which belongs % tha
J. j. Young estate. is a large one and
d. j. Young, who is in charge of the
property, says that four deep store
rooms will be provided. IL II his
intention 70 provide for four stores.
each with . frontage Of % feet on
Levee Street and 30 feet deep.
The work Of tearing down the rear
Of the building which will be entire
ly rebuilt. has been started. The
rear formerly was q steel frame ~
fair covered with corrugated roof
ing. This will be replaced with
brick.
An entirely new front to match
Hotel HI Jardin, will be constructed
The old awning will be torn down
the old windows replaced and otner
changes made 10 make the building
attractive.
The Young estate also Is consid-
ering the construction Of combina-
tion two-story store and apartment
IGilding At the corner Of Thirteenth
and Elizabeth Streets directly across
from the Miller Hotel but the son-
tract has not been let
A smaller store building IN under
construction for the Young estate
on the lots on Eleventh Street ad-
joining the Cisneros drug store. The
building will ID ready III about ten
days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
Valley Shippers Get
intOLine on Cabbage
C0ylOtEmbaygO Plan
Especial to The Herald.)

HARLINGEN. Tex, Feb. 24--All
of the fifty shippers IN the Valley
who have been called by George
To0lan, secretary Of the cabbage
marketing committee, have indicated
their Willingness to follow the
recommendation Of the committee.
and indications are that carlot cab
bage shipments out Of the Valley will
come practically to a standstill after
today, Mr. Toolan said.
II have called ~ shippers person
ally" Mr.. TooIan said, and have
heard from several others. and every
one Of them stated he would be
willing TO follow out the rscommen-
dations Of the committee.
This will be the first time that
the reeommendations Of the mar
keting committee have really been
presented 70 all Of the shippers, and
we expect the carlot shipments 70
drop TO practically nothing after to-
day"
The marketing committee al its
meeting Monday night decided that
the embargo on straight earlot ship
ments Of cabbage out Of the Valley
would be lifted Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week, but that ex-
ira efforts TO stop the carlot ship
ments would be made afaer that
time.
The committee will meet again Sat
urday of this week, and issue recon-
mendations for the shippers in their
shipments next week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
S.P.EXECUTIVE.
SEEING VALLEY
Henry w. Def crest Is
Visiting Section
First Time

Henry W. DeForest. New York
capitalist and lawyer. who is chair
man Of the executive committee Of
the Southern Pacific Company, took
lunch at Hotel III Jardin ut noon
today and then left shortly after the
meal on an inspection trip over the
Valley.
you certainly have \ wonderful
country here and I'm surprised that
there Is so much Of it," said Mr.. De-
Forest who Is making his first trip 10
this section.
The capitalist motored here from
Edinburg and began the return trip
10 that city early this afternoon. He
was accompanied by II. NJ. Lull, of
Houston. executive Of the Texas
Lines Of the Southern Pacific, and
friends.
He comes here after having visit
ed Houston where he announced the
railroad would build large new pas
senger station.
This is the third trip to be made
TO the Valley within recent months
by Southern Pacific interests. Otto
Kahn. head ~ the banking interests
which control the $. r.. was the first
last fall. More recently il was A. ID
Mcdonald. new president Of the rail-
road and now Mr.. DeForest il in this
section
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
Wife
Who APPLIED
FOR DIVORCE
Officers Killed When
Serving Divorce Pa
pers; Slayer Suicides
I'm Hotel

ASBURY PARK, N. j.. Fb. 24.-tPl
Ernest Kicker. who yesterday kill
ed his wife, and Sheriff Culp, in
South Langhorne, Pa, today fired
three shots into his body after he
called a reporter Of a local news
paper to tell him "all about the
South Ianghorne shooting"
The shooting occurred in a hotel
where the man registered last night.
When the reporter entered the
room Kicker said he was the man
wanted in South Langhorne, and
that he would tell his story Of the
shooting. He held a pistol in one
hand.
The reporter, on the pretext OF
having 20 meet his wife left the room
and called police. While he was
telephoning Kicker turned the pistol
on himself.
When the reporter returned to the
room he found Kicker lying in bed
Continued on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24

By Naval Radio 10 The Herald
from W. y. and Texas Agriculture
Departments

Carlot shipments for entire Unit
Cd States reported for Wednesday,
Feb. 23.
Cabbage: Alabama NEW Imperial VAL
lcy IN. Florida l6. Louisiana ~ Mich
igan 3, Pennsylvania ?, South Caro-
lima 3. Texas 55. Washington 3, Wis
consir 4. total U -. 129 cars. Unre-
ported Fab. 22--Alabama 4, Louisi-
ana 2. Wisconsin 2, total u. :. o
cars. Unreported Feb. 2l-Central
Calf. cars.
Beets. Texas TX. Beets and CArrotss
Texas IA. Carrots: Texas 3.
Spinach: South Carolina 80, Texas
"a. total u. - 56 cars Unreported
FEB. 2l--Norf0lk Section Wa. Il. I'm
reported Feb. 19-Texas 19.
+. o. B. Shipping point informa-
ti0n reported for Wednesday, Feb.
23:
Cabbage: Lower Rio Grande VAL
ley Points: Warm. clear. Haulings
moderate. light wire inquiry, de-
mand and trading limited, market
about steady. Carloads and mixed
cars Z. o. b. usual terms. domestic
(continued On page five.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
BIG ACREAGE
ISBOUCHTB BY
OKLAHOMAN
Share No. IL, Thirteen
Miles East of Sam
Benito, Sold by Lo-
cal Realty Firm

Sale Of 6100 acres Of land
thirteen miles east of San
Benito and bet w e en- the
Browne tract and the coast at
a price of more than 100000
brings the total sales Of the
James-Dickinson Comp any
since January to more than
81, ,18i. 900, it was announced
Thursday by Lee B. James,
president of the company.
The land was owned by Judge n.
E. Brooks Of Houston and was sold
10 . Mr. Ross of Miami. Okla, MIR.
James said. The purchase was made
as an investment In connection with
prospective development on the
coast
The land in question ~ known nm.
Share No. III. (
This sale and those previous1y
made since the first Of the yenY hy
this company alone indicates cnr-
tainly that business IA good Mr..
James declared. He said that the
conpany's sales record for the year
includes city and suburban residence
lots, business property, dry farm
property, irrigated land and coastal
lands.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
new ROAD IS
ESTABLISHED
Right-of- Way Bought
For County Flood
Works

The county commissioners court
today passed an order establishing 4
road extending from south Of the
crossing Of the st. Louis, Browns
vile Il Mexico railroad al Combc,
westwardly along the north line Of
Wilson Tract. through the Adams
Tract % Santa Rosa "A distance OF
six miles.
Property owners along the pro-
posed road recently granted ease
mcnt and right Of way following re-
port OF a jury Of view.
The bond Of J. J. Fox, tax col
lector, was approved.
The court ordered number Of
payments for rights of way on the
Resaca Viejo fioodway. The court
ordered $4.239 paid TO Sabas and
Equiel Cavaxos for 1l.9 acres of
cultivated land at $3.50 per- acre and
2f.5 acres OF uncultivated land az
800 an acre.
The sum Of s1.l85 was ordered
paid 70 Andres Canales and his wife.
Mrs. TamaSa Cavazos de yanales. for
3.3 acres Of cultivated land at $50
an acre and 60 acres uncultivated
land at $IO0 an acre.
Sara :. Dc Cayazos and her son.
Praxedis Cavazos. received $40 for
4.6 acres Of cultivated land nt $3.50
per acre and o. Of an acre or un-
cultivated land at 500 an acre.
The election Of b. VI. SAMSON, Jr.,
and Paul Merten. as directors for
Cameron County Water Improvement
District No. 4 was affirmed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
EILIBUSTERO
MAJOR BILLS
IS FORECAST
Senate Leaders Have
Little Hope of Se-.
curing Action Dur
ing Session

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. a.
tPl-The filibuster against the
Swing Johnson bill 70 harness the
Colorado river at Boulder Canyon
was resumed late today in the SEN
ate
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. a.
fPl-Facing adjournment a week
from tomorrow and with the fill
buster germ that practically killed
Boulder Canyon dam legislation for
the present session spreading 10
other controversial measures, con-
Eress entered today upon a program
10 clean up as many bills rs il can
but with little prospect Of passing
much additional major legislation.
Although the SwinE-JohnsOn hll
to dam the Colorado river at Boul-
der Canyon was due to come up
again today in the senate NJ y. m.
after Its sponsors were blocked I'm
their efforts TO bring IL 70 a vote
by a senate filibuster during a
thirty-hour session. there appeared
little prospect Of action since re-
publican leaders had planned 70 d's-
place il two hours later with the
alien property return measure.
Once laid aside in the senate. the
bill will stand virtually n0 chance or
a vote in either house at this ses-
sion, since the house steering COM
mittee has decided that N will not
w taken up in the house unless act
cd upon in the senate.
Meanwhile, under an agreement
Continued on page two1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
sweeps
ISLAND CITY
Disastrous Blaze Des-
troys Part of Busi-
ness Section

MANILA, Feb. 24.--tPl -Investifa-
tion was begun here tonight to de-
termine the cause of a disastrous
fire which swept the heart OF the
Manila business district today. caus-
ing a loss estimated at between
$i,O0O.0O0 and S2,000,000.
Nine business houses in the Gale
Escolta. one of the principal down.
town streets, bordering on the Pasig
river. were destroyed. Four others
were badly damaged
Despite the fact that the Binond0
district. in which the fire occurred,
is densely populated, no loss Of life
was reported.
This IL the second bad fire To hit
Manila in six weeks. On January 10.
blaze wiped out more than 200
homes in the Tondo distrlct, short
distance north of the Binondo area.
The Tondo district ~ the home OF
the laboring classes and the most
oriental spot in Manila About 1000
were made homeless ny the Tcndo
fire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
Stone OFFERS
new EVIDENCE
Character Witnes 5 e 5
On Stand State His
Reputation Good

FORT WORTH, Texas. Feb. a.
tPl-Two character witnesses for the
defendant were placed on the witness
stand this morning in the trial Of
W. o. Stone. charged with robbery
with firearms. Tie u alleged 20 have
participated in the hold-up and kill
ing of Roscoe +. Wilson, Majestic
theater treasurer.
y. &. Coffene, formerly Of Kansas
City where Stone lived, said he knew
him there and that his reputation for
being peaceful and law abiding
citizen was very good.
Policeman A. q. Maclin. one Of the
witnesses who accompanied the dis
trict attorney to Sulphur. Oklahoma.
to identify the two suspects held
there. testified for the defense. He
said that Stone was the man he saw
sitting in the automobile just before
the shooting.
The automobile IL the same one
which other witnesses have said was
used by the bandits TO make their
escape.
Cross-examined. Maclin said that
he walked several hundred feet froW
the automobile before he heard the
shot fired His evidence was offered
by the defense in an ar1empt 20 show
that Stone remained in the car while
Silyers got out and took the money
from Wilson after shooting him TO
death.
I. p. Meggison testified he saw a
man board moving automobile i'm
mediately after the shot was fired.
s.IG this the man VI" ha was asked
By defense counsel.
In my opinion he is not" said
Meggison.
When cross-examined BY District
Attorney Martin, Meggison said that
he believed it was Silvers who got
into the automobile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
Mercedes Secretary Seeks
6 Foot Valley Grapefruit

Mr. Clifford's duty is to arrange
for a huge grapefruit. about six
feet in diameter. which will be
used as the body for d truck in the
parade on March ~. preceding the
style show. lie expressed the be-
lief that grapefruit six feet in
diameter can be found growing on
q tree in the Valley. judging from
the size Of some others he has
seen, and il busily engaged looking
for such frUit.
In the event he does not find il.
an artificial one will be construct
ed. The cost Of this grapefruit
float will be pro-rated among all
eities Of the Valley, the secretaries
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
HARLINCEN VOTES
FOR CITY CHARTER

HARLINGEN, Texas, Feb. 24.-The
new charter for the city Of HaFlingen
WINS adopted at the election Weanes-
day with only three opposing votes.
this marking one Of the most unani-
NOUS elections ever held IN the Val
ley. Mayor Finley Ewing and the
entire board Of city commissioners
were reelected, only three opposing
votes being east against them. The
vote was very light. only "a being
p0Ilcd. 81 for the charter and .
against
The/propositinn Of closing certain
stregfs, a. requested b. the Southern
pD<ffic Lines. was also presented 70
TIE voters and carried BIZ vote cs
xT 10 4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
COUNTERFEITERS
REPORTED BUSY

Information has been received in
Brownsville from what is considered
a reliable source that a band OF coun-
terfeiters il operating in Matamoros,
specializing in United States $50
gold pieces. Excellent dies have been
secured, the, report states, and the
counterfeiters are turning out excel
lent limitations Of the American coin,
using "A lead body and gold plate.
Valley business men are warned to
carefully examine All gold coins re-
ceiyed. II i understood the counter
felt is excellent and cannot be easily
discerned.
Local Officers are investigating
the report. and the matter has been
called TO the attention Of Matamoros
officials.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24

PASSPORT DEMAND
INCREASING FAST

Representative from twenty-five
states and the District of Columbia
were issued passports at the Cham
Der ~ Commerce Wednesday. The
number pr passes given appears ~
be increasing daily. There were 50s
passes given cut Yesterday and 492
issued the day before
The states from which the tour
lists came we're Illinois. Texas. Mich
igan, Colorado, Iowa. Oklahoma, In
dams. Kansas. Arkansas. Florida,
Missouri. California. South Dakota.
Ohio, Nebraska, Wisconsin. Ten
nessee, Minnesota, Pennsylvania.
Maryland, Virginia and Arizona
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
Tucker is Named
Game Commissioner

AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 24.--tPp--
Will Tucker Of Longview has been
named state game, fish and oyster
commissioner by Governor Dan
Moody.
His name probably will be sent 10
the senate sometime today for con-
firmation. the governors office said.
lie would succeed r. K. Hubby Of
Waco, resigned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
WOMEN GOLFERS
TO HOLD TOURNEY

Women golfers will hold another
tournam mt at the Brownsville Coun-
try Club beginning tomorrow.
Mrs. B. o. Works. chairman Of the
committee I'm charge. will donate the
trophy tn the winner.
Preliminary matches will be-
PLAYED over nine holes with the
finals played over ~ holes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24

INI7TTI1II 20 UE TIT WIHT
MEk Ei}ES. Tex. Feb. 24.--F- ".
Clifford. secretary Of the Mercedes
Chamber Of Commerce. is looking
for a native. natural Valley
grapefruit. about six feet IL dia-
meter.
Mr.. Clifford has received notice
from J.. L. Bell. president Of the
Valley Chamber Of Commerce see
retaries' association. Of the APP
pointment Of the Mercedes secre-
tary as chairman Of the grape
fruit committee 70 arrange Cor n
huge grapefruit in the interna-
tional style show and bathing
revue to be held at Val Verde
March 20.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
ASK INFORMATION
ON OIL COMPANIES

WASHINGTON, ID. O.. Feb. "a
tPt-The senate today asked Sec
rctary kellogg by resolution whether
companies in which Edward l.. Do
heny. Harry II. Sinclair, or "the Mel
lon interests" are interested among
those holding oil concessions in
Meyico or whether those companies
haYc accepted the new Mexican oil
concessions.
The resolution BY Senator Nor
ris, republican. Nebaska, was APP
proved without debate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
Does Not Approve
Committee Jaunt

WASHINGTON. ID. L-. Feb. 14--tP
After consulting with President
Coolidge. Secretary kellogg has writ
ten Chairman Borah indicating that
the administration sees TIKI necessity
for the projected visit to Mexico and
Nicaragua by the senate foreign re-
lations committee
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-24
Electric Chair for Wallet
LiHeys, is SOlosss Demand

bill relates that several members
NJ the fortieth legislature nave
been victimized hy pick pockets
and forced to 70 hungry. FOR sew
eral days" Several Legislator,
we're victimized BIZ wallet artists,
w ~ Washington Day excursion
triD N Laredo. One senator lost
wafeh and $3.50 on the return jour
ney, he told friends.