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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
TEXAS PORTS
lose in FIGHT
FORLOW Rate
Decision of Commis-
sion Favors New
Orleans; Case Up
For Many Years

WASHINGTON. ID. G., July 9.-(PJ
A part of the rate advantage
hitherto given To Galveston ana
other Texas ports in a contest with
New Orleans was removed today by
q decision Of the Interstate Com
morce commission modifying form
er findings.
A former decision ordering rail
roads 20 give the Texas ports low
or rate on petroleum and its pro-
ducts than applied to New Orleans,
was rescinded while the area Of
the southwest grain growing states
from which the Texas ports were
originally given rate advantage
over New Orleans was sharply de-
creased by the commission.
As to a large number Of commod-
tiles which constitute the bulk Of
southwestern traffic moving through
Seaports. however. the commission
affirmed its original findings that
Texas ports had been unjustly
tieated by the railroad rates in COM
Parison with New Orleans. Rail-
roads participating in the traIIic
were ordered TO make effective De-
cgmber IL next new schedules in
corpoi ating the findings announced
today.
In- decision brought to close
i contest begun IA 1928 by the
Galveston 4 ommercial Association
supported by the business interests
of all the Texas ports. The Texas
city declared that on all exports,
Imports and coasLwIsc traffic in
'tfe Southwest. xhr rEiIrsJad rate
situation az ii stands gave New
Orleans an unjust competitive ad-
vantage of them.
over the opposition of New Or
leans business interests and of
some Of the railroad and industries
Involved the commission originally
granted a substantial portion Of the
Texas claims. When the railroad
schedules Incorporating its first
findings were drawn up. however.
resulting protests brought about
first their suspension and later a
reconsideration of the entire issue.
None Of the existing rates on the
port traffic have been disturbed
during the interim.
Some Advantages
IN today's decision the commits
sion finally held that so far as Pc
troleum products are concerned, the
port rates IL the southwest shall not
be disturbed. In addition. il ruled
that New Orleans should retain
some Of the present rate advantage
II holds a. to grain traffic. par
ticularly on the grain originating
in Southern Kansas. As to cotton
factory products. cotton seed and
products. asphalt. coffee. packing
house products and a number of
other commodities constituting i'm
port OF export traffic the commits
sion affirmed the finding that Tex
a. ports should be given even better
rates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09

OF
Million Dollar
Ford Suit Seen

NEW YORK. y. u, July 9.-tP'--
Settlement of two libel suits Iot
damages aggreElting Sl.20U.J0u
against Henry Ford was seen a. n
possibility tyIay, following the mo-
tor manufacturer pDmise TO dis
continue attacks on Jews in his Dear-
born Independent.
Aaron Sapiro, Chicago attorney and
plaintiff IN a $l,OOO.lun suit against
Ford said negotiations for settle
ment OF the suit were under wi-y,
while Louis Marshall, counsel tol
Herman Bernstein, New York autior
and editor. plaintiff IN another suit,
TO put an end to these conditions"
The New York Herald-Tribune,
however. sand II had learned or good
authority that neither Mr. Bernstein
nor Samuel Untermeyer. associated
with Mr.. Maishall a. counsel in the
suit. was ready to withdraw the ac-
tion. Mr.. Bernstein at Sheffield,
Mass. SAID Henry Ford's statement
speaks for itself. have no comment
TO make at this time"
Some Dissent Voiced.
Amid the general acclaim By prom
inent Jews and others that greeted
Ford's retraction there was some dis
sent, centering mainly on speculation
by newspapers as 20 the motives shat
prompted the statement. Some New
York newspapers connected the
statement with possible presidential
aspirations BY Ford or business con
tingcncies.
The Herald Tribune says Earl y.
Davis Of Detroit. formerly an assist
ant u. :. attorney general, was in
Washington several weeks ago seek
ing the advice of politicians, in
cluding New York jew who IS a
representative in congress. as to
means Of saving Mr.. Ford from go
ing on the witness stand ~ the 81
piro ease.
The case had been declared n mis-
trial. and Mr.. Davis is said to nave
told the New York representative
that Ford was perturbed over ;he
prospect Of the retrial next Sep
tember. and that the manufacturer
and his family were anxious to end
the conts soversies which the articles
had engendered.
The Herald-Tribune says Mr.. Davis
was advised to consult some prorf-
iaent member of New York Jewry.
Demand Apology
An account Of the negotiations
that preceded the issuance Of the
Ford statement was given in state
meut issued AZ Saranac Lake BY Mr.
Marshall thro I-h tn Jewish Ten
gram Agency
MIR. Marshall said he haG told
Earl J. Davis and Joseph Palma of
New York, both friends sf Hens y
Ford" that complete retract:on Of
the false charges made. an apology.
n discontinuancc OF the attacks. and
amends Of the wrong" would bc nee
cssarv before peace would be es,ab-
lished
Mr.. Davis and Mr.. Palma. Mr. Mar
shall said STATED that Ford was sat
isfied that those whom he had pu;
in charge Of the Dearborn Independ
ent had taken advantage Of him hv
publishing series Of articles al
tacking the Jews. and a. he had been
convinced that all Of the charges
made against them individually and
collectively we're without foundation
and unjust he wished To know what
could be done TO put an end 10 these
conditions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
HARCILL TO GET
SCHOOL BUILDING

RAYMONDNILLE. Tex. July n. -
The Edinhurg Independent School
district has set aside sTU.0GO fsr the
construction Of d brick and tile
school building at Hargill. $500
Of which Will BE used for the build
ing. and $4,000 fer equipment
The building will contain eight
class rooms, offices for the principal
and library room. Work will start
cn the structure III the i:nmea 4re
future. and IL will De completed w
October, il II announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
PRINCIPAL IS
FOUND GUILTY
Georgia School Man
To Be Sentenced
In Flogging

TOCCOYA. Ca, July 9.--,#l ".
q. Acre. principal of the Stephens
county high school. was found guilty
~ a Stephens county jury today M
assault and battery III connection
with the flogEIng on June IL Of
Mrs. Ansley Bowers.
The school master was tried on a
charge of assault with intent TO mar
der.
Sentence was nYt passed. Judge
I. III. Hutton said that because there
are other cases pending against iris
defendant IL think II proper that the
record should not be closed today"
Mrs. Bowers aud her son Loyd
were taken from their nome here hy
a masked band who carried them into
the country and flogEed them. They
told her they were whipping her be-
cause Of immortality and because
you do not 20 70 church"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
Attorney General Stops
Galloping Greyhounds

county. recently enjoined from
allowing gambling on their prem
ises are being watched by the at
torney general. We intend 10
scamp oct these little Monte Car
los II the local authorities will
not act, he declared, adding that
a search was still on 10 find gambl
ing equipment removed from one
Of these places while the injunc-
tior hearing WIS taking place
representative cf Mr.. Pol
lard's department will be present
IN Galveston on July p. the at
tofney general said, to determine
whether the elaborate gambling
equipment seized recently should
IT, destroyed.
III hr Texas Bar Association. In
session here. has resolution
pending before its RESOLUTIONS
comm itfee commencing Mr. Pol
lard FOR hi effer.s 20 stamp oat
eFer saIntl.1s in Soath TeVas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
EDINBURC TO GET
$4,000 BUILDING

EDINBURG, Tex. July s.-Plans
are being drawn by A. II. Wool
ridge. McAllen architect. for $780,
600 store and office building here
for Mrs A. Liedeker Of franklin.
Penn. who Friday purchased a site
for the building.
The site is a lot 25 by ll2 feet
near the old Box Drug Store build
ing here. -
The building will have four store
spaces on the ground floor. and Of
fices on the second floor. II will be
of brick and reinforced concrete.
Work will be started about August
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
LEAVES NO WILL

NEW YORK, \. u. July 9.--tP,-
Henry Clay Pierce, finanrier, oil
nan and railroad executive of New
York and ST. Louis. who died June
27 last. left an estate of more than
100000 but left no will. il became
known today when Hurrogate
O'Brien issued letters Of admins
tration on the estate to the de-
ceased's son. Clay Arthur Pierce.
New York. and fixed his bond at
$500. 600.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
Valley Women Are
Elected to Offices

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. July g.
-4i- Miss Daisy Leake of Temple,
was chosen president az the Tex
as Federation II Professional and
Business Women's Clubs AZ the an
Gual convention Of the organization
here today.
Other Officers include:
Ann Moore of Abilene first vice
president. Tessie DickerSon. Corsi-
cana. second e-president s nd
Mrs. Rlance Fulgham WI Hariingen.
streasIreT Nadine Schollmeycr Of
Brownsville, was reelected record
ing secretary.
Indications are that Abilene viii
entertain the 1928 convention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09

HOUSTON, Texas. July 80
Galvestons galloping grey
hounds. who nightly chase i syn
thctized cotton batting bunny
around brightly lighted track
for tickctholders on various pups
70 wiz. place o. show, are soon to
feel the inIunctiye inhibition Of
Attorney General Claude Pollard
wro anaounced = continuation of
~ campaign 10 eradicate open
gambling in South Texas here
last night.
The attorney general charged
that pari-mutGel gambling j. TAX
ing place openly AZ the Galveston
dog derby and that he intends %
follow his previou p1liry Of mott
flying county officers WI the fact.
n thr event these officers fail
- act. Ar. Pollard declared that
he would file an iniu~ctiou
Two rozst ogssF. one IN For.
Bsaa ard arether IN Galveston
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
O'LEARY QUITSAS
CITY POLICEMAN

Tim OLeary. who has been Il
member of the local police force for
some time, has rendered his resig-
nation To take effect as soon as a
successor can be found for him. Mr.
O'Leary has been having trouble
with his feet and finds the present
work too strenuous.
he has announced his intention of
going TO Houston and other towns
in northern Texas where he may
decide 10 live permanently. lie also
expressed a possibility Of returning
tn the Virgin Isles. where he lived
before coming ID Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
SECOND SUIT FILED

BATON ROUGE. Ia, JuIy 50
A second suit was filed here today
against the Louisiana highway CONF
mission ard the state board of liqui-
daticn to stop hy injunction the sale
Of the $4,000 600 bond issue proposed
to be sold bv the board OF Juiv I5
and "a prevent the highway cormis-
sion frnra awarding any contracts ror
construction OF the Chef Menteur
and Rigolers bridge Pla ntiff in
the sGi+ --ich ~es *-t~d i- sA~ e're-
teeu-h iud ~ district Lee Laaics
of Amite s.v
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
Gas Pipe Line To
Corpus Completed

NEW YORK. ~ Y. July SIP
The Houston Gulf Pipe Line Com
pany has completed its 30-mile. i6-
inch. high-pressure gas line from
the Refugio field in South Texas "a
the White Point and Corpus Christi
fields
IN these two fields and attached
70 the line are eleven large gas
wells with daily open flow capacity
of more than 600.000.000 cubic feet
OF gas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
Five Men Held in
San Benito Jail

SAN RENITO. Tex. July A
ring believed "a be responsible f.r
a number OF petty thefts and bur
glarics here recently j. though a.
have been broken up with the arrest
of five persons who are lodged in
the city Jail, officers said
Two persons wcrc arrested first
and three Others later. Moro ar
rests may 80 made. X was stared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
COLLECTORS END
TOUR OF VALLEY

EDINBURC. Tex. July gMefH-
hers of the Tax Collectors AsHoria-
tion ~ Texas were lavish AZ their
praises of the Valley when they
concluded their tour Of this section
on Friday.
After three day session iM
Brownsville the collectors wrrH
shown the remainder WI the Nhllry.
Their itinerary included Rrrn0aH,
Mexico. and EdinburR, where %. Fri
Jones, Hidalgo county collector. wa
their hest az "a barbecue.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
Program Announced
For League Meeting

SANTA ROSA. Tex. July An
interesting program has been an
nounced Tor the meeting Of the
Methodist Senior League here sun
dav night. July 10.
The program viii be under the
direction Of James Harten. The
program follows:
Hymn No. 100. There l. a Name
| Love TO Hear"
Scripture, Psalm ~.
Prayer.
HYMN No. 20. IF Jesus Goes
With Me"
Leaders Address. No. 1: Miss
Vera Heald. No. >; Miss Alice Cox,
No 3: Basil Davis. No. 4.
Recitation. Miss KIN Crawford.
Hymn No. 2l6. "Count Your Bles-
sings"
RencG lotion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
WILL RE RELEASED

kANSAS CITY. Kan, july - =
After listening TO n. Bart Martin.
attorney for o. O. Owens. Tulsa oil
man. Judge A. 5. Nanvalkenhurcn NJ
the United SITES court of appeals
indicated TODAY he would gran. an
alternative writ cf haheas corpus IL
recting the release or Owens ~no
= N th" county Jail y. Okisfcn;
ts.r serving 2 one scar sentence fer
e"niemg: cf the state supreme aust
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
IN
Home Wipes
OUT FAMILY
Fatalities Rep orte d
From All Parts of
Country; Many Are
Drowned

READING. Pa. July a.-0P,--
Mrs. Catherine Fair %. and her siN
children, ranging IN age from thraa
to IL. were burned to death early
today when flames following N ter
rifle explosion dcStroyri their farm
home al Bernville, IL miles ncrth
of here. County police hlamei a
still.
GOSPEN. Ind. July 9--HH Will
liam knaun. Dr.. age y mud his Eia-
ter Betty Jane. aGc N children uf
Mr.. and Mrs William Knapp, wc.u
burned ~ death late las, nIrht
when their home was destroyed BY
fire of undetermined cr;gil.
VANCOUVER. h. G.. July 9.-iipl
Seven persons, three ~ theIa
children. are dead a. the result of
IA the the upper stories ut large
Royal Alexandria apartment hotel
here yesterday. A dozen wer. in-
Jured.
David Henderson. a PAINTER. who
was declared by police to have scarf
cd til fire when he dro9pcd
lighted cigarette into can ot
highly jlt.ammable IIaint remover
IN one of the apartments. IN IN lail
on a charge w mAn-launh4sv.
The dead are: Henry Iriffen, 20.
OF Winnipeg, Man: an unidentified
wife; Edward Fitzgerald. , year old
son Of MI. and Mrs. II. Fitzgerald
nf- Edmonton. Alta. LMrs-- Iuha Far
ber. 6G. NJ Vernon. ". C.. Mrs.
Elmily Rirkaby. 53. hOussErrrr. WI
the roaI Alexandria. Grant Luck
hart, 10. son Of Mrs. Grace Luck
hart. Toronto writer; an unloens,-
fled child, believed TO be Mrs. Lack
hart's II year old daughter, Jean.
LOUISVILLE, KY. July n.-iFi-
Clarence Bennett, lT-mOnLh 4-tid sln
of q motorcycle policeman. died
here yesterday a. "A result VI eating
a iirecracker given him BY John
Ray Blliingsley. 8 years old.
The Billingsley boy was drowned
IN the Ohio river "a few hours be-
fore the baby's death. The two child
Ter Ead been playing t0gethcr early
IN the day. BllinEsley hli several
tIrccrackers aud 'wLen ne tett fur u
fishing expedition with his uroIhcr
Stephen he gave them 20 his little
play mate John Ray slippei from
steep bank into the river and was
swept away. while Steph m. NrU
could not swim, stood hcinIrnsiy cn
the shore. The Bennett baby died
of acute phosphorus poisoning.
DRESLlfN. Saxony. July 9-iA't--
Fifty-five persons are known %
have been drowned IN torrenfial
floods OF the Muegitz and Go'tle-
uba rivers, after d series Of cloud
bursts.
Telephone connections are bros
en-. and it was impossible ~ a8rer-
tain the number NJ missing early
this afternoon
Cioudbursts are reported in otne-
sections Of Germany. including the
mountains Of Silesia, the western
Palatinate. the Sarre Valley. the
Hatz Mountains and the region
about Erfurt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
Man, Pierced By
Hot Rod, Alive

HAMMOND. Ind, July 9.-,P)
Paul kosty was still cheat
ing death in hospital here
today, the fourteenth day since
he was pierced hy 2s-fnot
red hot steel rod.
Kosty. 81, foreman in the La
sale Steel Company, here, was
brought into the hospital to die
two weeks ago, 'after he was
struck by the steel rod while
"a work on his Strengthening
bnech in the steel plant.
Kostl. who has been con
scious ever since the accident,
ate his first full meal today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
NEGRO RUNS Aauck

MIAMI. Fla. July 9.--i4'. -Prliue-
man j. II. Morris. Is. was killed ana
Charles Lee negro ran amuck with ~
shotgun in the negro district here
last night. Lee was captured ! short
while ls-eY and w. found 70 aaxe
reen wean1gd foaE times from 5ul-
lets fired BIZ tbs ziain officer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
Clinic Established
BY McAllen Doctors

McALLEN, Tex. July 9.-Dos.ors
ID. ID. Hall and :. j. Mckinsey have
established clinic In the Harrison
building Of this city. Both doctors
aavu recently completed internsnip
AZ baylor hospital.
The offices will tie equipped With
"a complete and modem an x-rav
installation as can be found In the
state.
Local doctors. whose names have
not yet been made public. will join
IN making the clinic one Df the best
possible Tor modern diagnosis and
treatment
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
FRANCE IN FINALs

EAsI BOURNE, Eng. July g-fF
France today became finalist .n
the European zone Davis Cup com
petition when the double tcarl nf
jean BorOtra md jacques BruEtyn
defeated the South Africans, Ray
mond and Condor, rs, Cd, Sc. This
decided the series in as muca a.
France had captured both singles
matcbcs yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
WEATHER
WEATHER FORECAST


For Brownsville and the Lowe
Rio GyAnde Valley: Fair to partly
cloady tonight and Sunday; not much
change IL temperature.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy tc-
right and sunday; thundershowrrS
near the coat
Light 20 moderate variable winds
on the coast
Weather summary
iaght 70 moderate rains cont lnued
in the southeastern states since last
report. and scattered showers were
reported also from Texas. the upper
Mississippi Valley. and from the
Plateau region. II was slightly cool
er N most sections of the cotton
belt this morning. and warmer prac-
tically throughout Inc northern half
Of the country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
CONFERENCE At sTANDsTILL

GENEVA. July s.-sP,-"No prog
ress has been made Admiral Nis-
count Saito Of japan told The As
sociated Press as he emerged AZ
noon today from meeting cf the
executive committee of th@ tripartire
conference The Japanese delegate
appeared extremely dowHcast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
Ruff Will Report On
National Convention

Archie Ruff ~ Brownsville. whc
WIS the Valley delegate 10 the
American Association of Engineers
convention in Tulsa last month. "
expected tO report oH hix trip M the
meeting MI Valley engineers tn W.
held IN Saturday night in San He.
rito. t
This IN a regular monthly meet
ing of the Valley engineers and thf
first since Mr. Ruff's return from
Oklahoma.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
Agricultural Agent
To Attend Meeting
Especial to The uerald.l

EDINBCR RG. Tex. July FL. ".
Kirkpatrick. agricultural ager- of
Hidalgo county. left Edinburg Fri
day night for Chicago. where nv
Will attend the American Institute
~ Cooperation.
he VIII return hy way Of College
Station, and will attend the farm
ers' short course tthere. returning
10 Edinbarg about August T.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
One HOUR PARKING
RULE Is IN FORCE

The one-hour parking order went
into effect on Elizabeth Street Sat
urday and city Officers were in
structed To be on the lookout for
violators Of the city ordinance.
The ruling was made at the re-
quest Of Brownsville business men
who wish 20 assure parking space
Tor those persons coming to the
city for shopping purposes and for
others
The limit Is not in effect on any
other street in the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
RUTH GETS NO. ~

DETROIT, Mich. July 9.-fPi-
Babe Ruth caught up with Lou
Gchrig m the home run marathon
today by clapping out his 2sth hon.
er Of the season with one on base in
the first inning Of the opening game
Of the Yankees double-heade with
the Tigers. Holloway was pitching.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
MORE STEEL ORDERED

NEW YORK. y. n. July s.-iFr
Untitled orders ~ the United States
Steel Corporation June 20 aggre-
gated $1,000 200 tons. an increase
Of $3.50 tons. compared ~ith the
end Of proceeding months. d de-
crease of 4O5 le1 tons was Re-
ported at the close WI NAV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
TEXAN FLoGGED

FORT WORTH, Tex, July 9.-(E1
Strauss. empioye of sap
ply business here, was taken from
ms home hate tridsy hy six unmasN
ca men 10 place near Fort Worth
where before six other unmaskCd
men, who joined the party, he aas
given severe flogging with a rope.
Strauss. VINO was unable 10 assign
n motive for the attack was given
treatment for his wounds after
which d report was made to police.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
IL ARE HELD

ELDORADO. Ark. July g.-tPf
Fifteen men were in cust0ry IL an
den. near here, today facing charges
Of rlotous activities a. resGl. of
the wounding Of negro who was
victimized Yesterday by mob Of
nearly 200 men. The mob was
searching Tor an alleged negro as-
saiIant ~ i9 year ON white girl
Thad Stevens. negro, a., saw the
preaching and ian. When members
of the mob called 10 him TO halt and
he failed to obey the order. he was
fired On. The negro dropped 70 the
ground, although he was not seri \
ously wounded and was seized IN his
pursuers. II vas proven later hat
Stevens was net the man sought.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
EXPEDITION STARTED

SYDNEY. NJ s. July s.-tP,-Com-
faander Donald b. MacMillian'x sub
artie expedition sailed for Battle
iafbcF, Labrador, this morning
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
Flood Present "a hr. "a Hr
Stage Stage Ching. Rain
RIVER FORECAST

There will he no material cns"se
in the rive, during the next "a to
a. hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
sT. LOUIS WINS

BOSTON. Mass. July g.--iPs-
National first game:
ST. Louis - 004 Ul0 lOD--G III 2
Boston 0Jn 600 Of2-8 "a
Reinhnrt and O'Farrell. McQuillar.
Goldsmith and Gibson
LEAVE PARIS
PARIS. July S.-tPt-Charles A.
Levine and Mrs. Levine left Paris for
London this afternoon in an English
plane.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09

GOSPEN. Ind. July 9.--tHH Will
liam knann. Jr.. age md his SIS
ter Betty Jane, Arc NJ children uf
Mr.. and Mrs. William Knapp, wr.r
burned ~ death late last nIEht
when their home was destroyed by
fire of undetermined cr;gia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-09
81 A Day

Rents the Johnson Electric
Floor Polisher at