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The Washington times., 1927-05-07
MICHIGAN ALUMNI ELECTS

The University Of MichiRan
Alumni Club OF Washington, meet.
ing in the Cosmos Club yesterday,
elected Col. Dennis p. ouinlan presi.
dent. Scott Turner, director Of the
Bureau Of Mines, was elected vice
president. and DR.. James g, Cum
ming, secretary.treasurer.
Four directors were also elected,
az follows: Alfred T. NewboId, DR..
NJ. F. Finley, Norman Damon and
DR.. Charles d. Cole. Tentative plans
for the annual field day at the Ban.
nockburn Club early in June were
made.
The Washington times., 1927-05-07
Boy Soprano to Star
At Jewish Center Show

Nanny King, boy soprano, one Of
GUS Edwards proteges. win head.
line a bin Of six vaudeville acts
Sunday evening at the Jewish Com.
munity Center. Nanny was awarded
The Washington times., 1927-05-07
CONSTRUCTION GAINS

The month Of April registered
gains in construction operations in
the following States: Maine, New
Hampshire, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania, North Carolina, Florida, Ala
bama, Louisiana, Tennessee, Ohio,
Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, Kan
sas, Montana Idaho, Nevada, and
washington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
Man ON way
TO VALLEY
DISAPPEARS
Search Instituted For
Howard Hunter Of
Los Angeles; Had
Big Sum of Money

DALLAS Texas. Feb. li.--'A'i--Ke-
ported disappearance Of Howard J..
Hunter, 81, somewhere between Los
Angeles. California. and Houston,
Texas. "a past week. was irsesti-
gated here today hy the Dallas
branch of national detective
:gfncy.
Information concerning Hunters
disappearance Was supplied by Miss
Ruth Carey Of Dallas his friend and
business associate. who reported
that he carried SOS. 900 IN currency
when hei eft Los Angeles.
Miss Cargs fears for Hunter were
aroused when Ne wrote her. she
said. that ~ was coming 20 Dallas
and Houston by automobile with
three mer and expected 10 carry the
money with him.
According 70 MISS Carey. Hunter
had obtained the money from in
vestments in Los Angeles and was
bringing il into Texas To invest in
a Rio Eraade Valley rropos ition
which she WAS % take charge of.
Hunter wrote VI AS Carey each day
wired her frequently He said ur "a
the timc ~ checked out If hill Los
Angeles hotel e. drive a. Texas Feb
ruty Since then she has not heard
from him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
Rail EXECUTIVE
JUMPS TO DEATH

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Feb. H.
Apl Edward Chambers. 6s, Of
Chicago. vice-presiden OF the Atchi-
son. Topeka and Santa Re Railway.
plunged four stories - his death
from hospital window here early
today after having been seized with
what apparently was fit of tempor-
arv insanity.
Mr.. Chambers. who was one Of the
hest known railroad executives in the
United States. entered the hospital
about ten days ago for q minor oper-
alton. lie was reported TO have been
making normal progress IN corva-
lrscing
Hospital authorities said that
shortly before y o'clock this morning.
Mr. Chambers jumped from His bed.
grabbed his special nurss and thrust
her out Of the room, locking himself
n. Before the nurse co1ld summon
help he smashed a window pane and
jumped.
Attendants rushed to the spot and
moved him back into the building
where he died a few moments later.
Mr.. Chambers had been with the
railroad company for 49, years. hav-
ing started a. freight handler in
Pueblo. Colorado.
His physician, Dr. West and the
nurse. Miss Flo Yates. were unable
10 give any explanation of his act
more than 10 pronounce il a case Of
temporary dementia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11

By Naval Radio tD The Herald
from W. ~ and Texas Agriculture
Departments

af.Ot shipments for entire United
States reported Thursday. Feb. 10:
Cabbage: Imperial Valley 4. Flor
ida lg. Louisiana N. New York 37.
Penn ylFAnia - Texas Ia. Wisconsin
ll. total l S- A5 cur~- UnreE0rted
FeB. N: Central Calf N. New York Az
total "A cars
Bcr. Tctaa u, total u y. 1 car
Carrots: None.
Mixed beets and carrots: Texas 8.
total L. S. cars.
Spinach: South Carolina 10, Texas
ri. totai Nj. III Zu cars.
Hoult0 pnArings during previous
z4 hours ftD midnight Feb l11:
Cabbage Chicago ". St- LOUIS 5i *
each Pittsburgh and Lexas z each
Cincinnati. Toledo, Baton Rouge 4
each Regina. Lexington, Waco, New
York, Philadelphia. seattle. Hunts
vile. Harrisburg, Atchinson. Corsi-
cana. Augusta. Wilson. Vicksburg.
Quincy. Ft. Worth, OranReburR.
Nashville. Columbia. Charleston, Ada.
Lrand Island. Boston. Dallas. Kansas
City. Memphis. Sheffield.
Beeta: y each Chicago and Sf-
Louis: each New York. PhiladelphIa
Pittsburgh. Providence. Cleveland.
Carrots: I Phiiadelphia.
Aixed beets and carrots: St. Louis
lContinued on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
OFFICER FACES
BOOZE CHARGE
Iowa Park City Marsh
al Arrested by Wich-
ita Falls Constable

WICHITA FALLS, Texas. Feb. H.
pr. C Lawrence. city marshal NJ
Iowa Park. T- L. Tiptv4I, and Frank
HamLley, also of Iowa Park, were
formally charged Friday with trans
porting liquor and with possession Of
liquor intended for sale, in COM
plants filed as a sequel to the sciz-
ure Of approximately lo0 half gallon
Jars Of whiskey and large sedan
shortly after midnight by Constable
Frank Morgan and two OF his depu-
ties from Wichita Falls.
Lawrence and Upton were arrested.
according "a Morgan, as they pre-
pared to transfer the whiskey from
the sedan 70 another car parked on
the Wichita Falls road about five
miles east Of Iowa PARK.
Hambley, owner of the sedan, was
taken into custody later. HambIey
Was released on $1,000 bond. Law
renee and Upton were still held in
jail at noon Friday. neither having
requested that bond be set.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
NEGRO KILLED
after Chase
Made Dash for Liberty
When He Learned
Arrest Imminent

MARSHALL. Texas. Feb. ll.--iFl--
A negro giving the name Jonas a.
Brown is dead here and young Ital-
ian girl IN in Jail at Shreveport. La,
AN the result If two robheries and a
bcld attempt on the part Of the ne
gro 60 escape.
The stores Of Frank Liberto and
Sam Maraheiio were robbed OF Sis
yesterday morning. Shortly after
ward the girl. aged I6. who j. a
EEhtcr of nne of the store owners.
and the negro We're seen I'm railroad
station here They were acting sus-
piciou I'M. after buying tickets for
Chicago.
The girl was taken into custody.
but the negro made dash for liberty.
crawling under train which had
stopped az the depot lie was cap
turcd later "a Woudlawn. seven miles
north of Marshall. after being shot
twicc. Hc died last night.
Sheriff Sanders took the girl TO
Shreveport. whore he said She admit
ted playing part IN the robberics.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
OFFICER HELD ON
MURDER CHARGE

HOUSTON. Texas. Feh. lI.-t.Pl-
Police officer M Fl. Hooper. one III
the ~ rcw men rec entiy added to the
department. ~as under $4,000 bona.
Friday. charged with murder in con
nection with the killing Of Fayette
NcQuiston. -. truck driver. about
midnight III an outlying district.
McQn,tpn was fleeing from The
officer. according tn Justice Over
street. who held the inquest
Leonard HAIR. night ~atrhman. said
Mcuuist0n was showing him 4 bro
Ken pistol which MeQais.on said he
had found in tae street NcQuiston
ran whcl Hooper approached and the
officer pursued him. Fifteen blocks
away he was shot.
~Nhen ! fired HcDrcr said Fri
day. | tfiei to shoot him sn TIE IT,
and diA nut intend 10 Kill him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
HIGHWAY BILLS
ARE WITHDRAWN

AUSTIN. Texas. Feb. ll.-lFl-The
entire program Of highway system
reform legislation has been with
drawn for the present with concur
renee W Governor Dan Moody. Id was
learned today. Effort viii N.Y. made
tu get into one comprehensive Till
covering the patchwork proposals
now cxtant. for introduction at the
special session now regarded as in
evitah.e.
House committeemen faced with
five major bills proposing various re-
forms of the highway system. inclad-
ing rc-districtinE. election of highway
commissioners and other extensive
changes. none ~ which were agreed.
despaifcd ~ agreeing On any one bin
% cover the situation and s0ugh
views 81 Governor Moody.
Representative W. a. Williamson
said that after the Moody confer
cnce. that the committee decided TO
withhold the pending bills in hope
that scientific measure designed
ID cure manifold ~ills viii be in-
troduced and passed AZ 2 special scs-
sion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
CRISIS REACHED
IN SCHOOL ROW

SAN BENiTO. Feb. IA walkout
of ths stuas nts vi the San Renito
hish school may result from cuntro-
Nrrs which has arisen between the
heads of thc schppi system. IN which
friction between Superintendent q. c.
Jones ard Principal T. n. Harrison Is
understood 60 piay an important part
The res iEnatiua ~ Principal Ilar-
risan was recently rendered the
school board. ana ai mass meeting
oi students Thursday morning 4 res
ulution Was adoFted calling upon
the school board not t0 accept The
resignation. Iesitiors rf the Same
general tenor were circulated among
the business men az the city during
the day. and were generally signed.
A the meeting 81 The student body
number advocated walk-out If he
scheol board accepted the resignation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
LISBON UNDER
MARTIAL Law
Casualties In Recent
Revolt Estimated
AT 1900

LONDON. Feb. Ii. Pi-Lishor
IS under martial law. but the cen
sorship preeludes accurate details
OF casaaitics ia the latest Portg.
gesc revolution. which. from All az
counts. has been suppressed. Il was
the a5rd revolution ~ the "a years
81 the republics life.
Many persons lost their lives. 4
large number were wounded and
there was great deal of property
damage. One report places the list
of dead. II about 300 with more
than i0Uu wounded.
PARIS. Feb. ll.-tPl-A Advices re-
reived here from Lisbon say that
Major Amcrico ulavo. former min
lister ~ war; WAS assassinated by
the rev0lutionaries in Portugal.
ihr numb \ killed ln the fighting
at Lisbon. according % the HAyas,
correspondent. N lgS Thirty-seven
Officers were arrested for having a
part in the movement. ~ Oporto.
vi. the revolt started. the deaths
were rs. with 800 wounded.
Lisbon IS being strongly pa
tnlici and the police ARE making a
cafeful search of the quarters oc-
cupicd IN TIE insurrectionists.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
SENATE BILL
$50 IS AGAIN
/. STORM CENTER
Committees Unfavor-
able Report on Bill
To Repeal Measure
Starts Fight

AUSTIN. Texas. Feb. li.--lPl-S Sup
posters Of the Kings -Cummins bill To
repeal the law allowing foreign cor
poratiOns without Texas permits 10
buy into Texas concerns. We're mar
shaling forces today for the practf-
cally inevitable fight I'D get the meas
ure on the house floor.
The bill was reported unfayorably
shortly before midnight last night by
the house judiciary committee before
which Lynch Davidson and counsel
for the Humble OH Company locked
horns on the merits Of the law whose
repeal ia sought. Ii Is the famous
senate bill $50. that got 50 much
space ia the newspapers during Da-
wilson's campaign for governor.
Davidson reiterated before the
committee last night his campaign
charges that the bill which he called
"the Standard Oil act. virtually re-
pealed the states antitrust laws.
John Iobley. counsel for the Hum
bic Oil Company, declared that his
company. the Standard Oil OF New
Jersey. which owns some sixty per
cent of the Texas company's stock.
has no more legal privileges since
passage ~ senate bill lo0 than il had
before
Representative +. S. Cummings Of
Abilene, who with Rep. s. A. King of
Throckmorton. introduced the bill.
declared after Davidson and Mobley
had finished speakiEg that you cant
tell the people Of nv section that a
jump in gasoline prices ala not fol-
low the passage of senate bill lS0 and
you can't tell them II wasn't the
cause VI IL. Il
Cummings said he voted for the
bill. but changed his mind about the
virtues Of il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
Country Flooded
With Citrus Fruit

CHICAGO. Feb. Florida,
California and Texas are firing a
regular citrus barrage at the res;
81 the country The Government Bu-
rcau n Agricultural Economies re-
ported Thursday that oranges are
coming out " Florida and Califor-
ria nearly twice W. fast 80 a year
ago.
Texas has already more than
doubled last years movement of
grapefruit. In addition, California 5
lemon output Of 500 carloads is in
sress u the corresponding 1926
total.
Even citrus enthusiasts have been
overwhelmed and prices are tending
Ga1 inward.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
Plans to Pound Golf Ball
for $500 Mile Journey

MOBILE. Ala. Feb. ll.--ti'i-Dis-
tarce and figures don't mean a
thing ~ Dee. Graham. n. uf Csieh-
ton. a suburb. pho Is going west,
starting sunday IN company with
bfa.sie end say iron. not 30 speak
81 several golf balls and q velan-
tet~ c4lly.
Graham. who Il well known IN
Mobile and trirhtuA. wants % 70
vast Hc II boura Iar Los An
Reles. driving n golf ball before
himi every foct uf the way. The
route he will take ~ kas t.Erov-
ered. will make bis journey some
1.soo MILES long.
70 flise the ball wes. has been
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
Plan PRISON
RELOCATION
Four Bills on Reorgan-
ization Now Before
Committee

AUSTIN Texas. Feb. Il.-lPl-The
house today land hold Of what prob
ably wsl be the most important
problem Of the s0th Legislature re-
organization and relocation Of the
Texas prison system.
The noon recess interrupted dis
cussicn of committee substitute
for four bills affecting the prison
system Several days may he re-
quired for disposition III the bin.
and house members believed today
that Saturday session. which is
unusual. viii be held TO speed M
work delayed by the Dale Moore
bribery ease.
The committee bill is corrella-
tion ~ the Satterwhitr and Teer
bills aud provides fDr appointment
cf a prison board M nine by the
governor. employment of \ salaricd
prison nanarer. and empowers the
board 20 establish a modern fire.
proof prison system. and 10 buy and
sell land incident TO concentration
or relocation Of the system.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
PLANES Head
FOR THlSCITY
Leave Philad lip hia
With Brownsville
AS Destination

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. ll.-lF
Two planes of the Loening-amphib-
nn type, piloted by marine officers,
hoped off from the Philadelphia
navy yard today on the first leg OF
a 5000 mile flight to Brownsville,
Texas.
The ships were used BY Commander
Donald Mcmillan in the arctic re-
gions two years ago.
The expedition IN for the purpose
or ph0tUgraphing light houses and
bays and to survey from the mir an
chorages along the Atlantic coast and
the Gulf of Mexico. Today's. objec-
tive was Quantico. Va.
Captain J. r. Davis. commander Of
the flight. piloted one plane. The
second plane was piloted By Lieuten-
ant h. II. Schilt. Each was accom-
panied by \ second man. q pho
t0Erapher.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11

HOUSTON, Texas. Feb. lI.--tFt-
Charles P0nzi. held in the Harris
county joil and wanted IN MasRa-
chEsctts tO answer 10 charges ok
being common and notorious
thief" will be- returned 10 Boston
next week. according to present in
dicati0ns.
Federal Judge J. c. Huteheson to-
day told H. T.. Kahn, attorney for
Fonzi. thought he believe parts OF
the court battles which had been
waHed in the prisoners behalf wera
faulty, hc did not feel inclined TO
interfere.
Sheriff T. IA. Hlnford said that
Pcnzi would be ready for the re-
turn 10 Boston when officers ar
rived for him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
STOCK MARKET
AGAIN STEADY

NEW YORK. M. ". Feb. LID
Stock prices displayed firm under
tone It. the opening of t0day's mar
ket. Dupont and FrerpOrt- Texas
opened point higher. the latter
touching a new record high. General
Motors yielded fractionally on the
first sale. indicating that the increase
in the annual dividend from 81 TO IS
announced yesterday had been dis
counted. Baldwin opened unchanged
and then yielded slightly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11

Tried 9 Times for Murder;
Admits Staying Is Persons

LITTLE ROCK. Arh., Feb. iI.-tHl
II. clarinE that he had SLAIN is
peracns whose names he has re-
fused 10 divulge because ne fears
death az the hands OF his victims
friends. j. H. Saunders. former
Oklahoma Bankers Association OF
ficial. today professed 10 be reluc-
tant IL return to Oklahoma to face
charge ~ forgery and an invcsti-
cation of his alleged killings.
While oklahoma Officers. who ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
SANTA FE HEAD Is
VISITING VALLEY

The Valley III getting e. share of
visits from railroad presidents.
The latest railway head "a be at-
traetcd By this section IA n. r. Petit
bone. president or the Santa Fe Sys-
TEN.
John Shary Of Mission was in
Brownsville last night when he re-
ceiyed message 20 the effect that
Mr.. Pcttibone would be In Mission
early this afternoon. Mr.. Shary left
here this morning 10 meet Mr. Petit
bore. They are old friends.
Two private cars belonging 20 the
Santa re systems are due 20 arrive
on the 1920 o'clock train here to-
night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11

rived here ~ take him in custody
Dbl the forgery charge we're nom
committ4l aa to his story. his wife.
Mrs. Gladys Saunders, told about
four siavings committed by her nus
band. II there wele fourteen others.
she sand. Saunders never told her
anytime about gnem and she never
heard about them from other sourc-
es.
"A check nf Saunders story re-
tC0ntiauei on page two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11

CHINESE PROVINCE

SHANGHAI, Feb. H. UPj The
first group Of foreigners 70 evacuate
Szeehwan province. leo IN all. 27 Of
them Americans. arrived here today
on river steamer built 10 acrommo-
date only thirty persons.
The refugees declared they had no
difficulty In getting out Uf the
province and had not been mOlestei.
although the anti-foreign feeling was
apparent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
COMMITS SUICIDE
BY HORSE POWER

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Feb. Ill. A'i
Edward Nenner. 81. prosperous
farmer near here. today anchored
his body "a his barn with chain.
hItchcd a horse 70 another chain tied
around has neck and shoulders and
then urged the horse ahead As the
animal jumped. Nenner's neck and
back were broken. lie was dead when
relatives found him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
find HEADLESS
BODY OF GIRL
ON RIVER BANK
Indiana Police Seek
Clews to Gruesome
Crime Uncovered AT
South Bend

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Feb. ll.-C)
More light on gruesome crime
was soaght today along the bleak.
ice-frirged shores Of St. Joe River.
There. IN tiny cove where the
stream touches the grounds OF &c.
Marys college for girls, Sarl Rupe,
south Bend fireman. and Frank
Eolde. his friend. yesterday found
the hendlcss body Of a woman;
arms, shoulders and part Of the
trunk missing down to the fifth rib,
with both legs broken a. the hips
and b.nt back, these touching the
thighs and tied with cord.
The search today was upstream.
along both banks for Kissing parts
of the body. Other searchers went
in boats upon the shallow stream.
LrurEinr its bed.
At police heat1uIrtars reports on
u issiEg women were studied. Seven
teen women have been reported
missing in South Bend in the last
nine months.
The woman might have met death
four months ago, examining physi-
Glars said. but because 0f the con-
hition 0f the body. which had been
spr mixed with lime, the time or
death was uncertain.
The most common theory was
that the body had been placed In n
box which probably was tossed into
the river from one of several
bridges spanning the St. Joe be-
tween South Bend and Elkhart, Ind.
Action Or the swift current tossing
the rough coffin against the river
banks and flowing debris probably
smashed thn hnw fWnmfnr~ fhn NnNw
The meaEer clcws given up by
the river included "a strip OF flesh
colored silk stocking and n bit OF
cotton underclothing found cling
ing beneath one bent-hack knee.
The victim was described as n
Y oman about 30 years old: feet, B
inches in height and weighing about
lGD pounds.
Physicians found indications that
the wCman was I'd have become a
fnrtbnr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
Youth Is Arrested On
Embezzlement Charge

HOUSTON. Texas. Feh. ll.-P.-
re but J. Lieh. Rice Institute grad
uate. and head of Herhus j. Lieb ana
eHi N-ny, Investment bankers and
brokers, was IN eounty sAii Friday,
charged with emAe-zirMcHt III Sif 400
ifom y iu year uld couple
District Attorney Horace Snule ata
Lich printed fake stock. rcurcxent.. j
ID 10 ~ stock sa yrptl known con
panics and sold Il "a the couple. In
complaint specifically alleges money
was embe4zled from Mr.. Louise
Dreysr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
ST. LOUIS HOTEL
BURNS TO GROUND

EAST ST. LOUIS Feb. ll-Seycnty-
five guests were removed from their
rooms today when fire vi undetcr-
mined origin destroyed the four story
IllmD hotel and ten stores located
in the building with loss estimated
at 100000. One fireman was slight
~ injured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
Cowboys And Navajo
Indians Have Fight

ALBUQUERQUE, t N- Fcl- H.
FFr-A cowboy and AEn Navajo in-
dians were KILLED in a blttir Un the
Indian reservation near Pueblo Alto,
a message 20 the Albuquerque Jour
nal today said. Sheriff's officers
from Sandoval and Mckinley counties
are on their way % the scene Of the
battle
Few details are kHDwn except it
was said tnat trouble arose over some
range cattle
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
GARY NOT TO RETIRE

NEW YORK. MI Y.. Feb. ll.--tHb--
Ebert H Gary, chairman Of the
United States Steel Corporation. an
H0unced today that the question uf
his resignation had never been dis
cussed or considered. setting at rest
public rumors that he intended 70 re-
tire this year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
THREE MINERS KILLED

POTTsNILLE, Pa. Feb. ll.--fr-
Three men were reported killed
and IA number entOmbed NV result
of Eas explosion nt the Phoenix
Park Colliery. "a Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron company op-
erating five Mills from here. Two
dead have been recovered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
Cruickshank Leading
Hot Springs Tourney

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. ll.-EH
Bobby cruickshank. professional oi
the Progress Country Club, Purchase.
\. y. led players rounding the three
quarter post ~hen about half haG
completed il in the south central golf
tournament here today with score
of S0-7 -7s-224 for the 54 holes
Frank Walsh. professional of Ar-
plet0n. Wis. Who ia nt the close of
yesterday play. wls in second place
with 4 score w 74--4-7-- 2z5
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11

CORSTCANA. Texas. Feb. Il.--LPf-
Leslie G- Aunamaker. former CIeve-
land American League catcher. has
beer signed I'd manaEe the Corsicana
Oilers 0f the neE Lone Star baseball
league for 1927, according 20 an
nouneerent made By Dubc Ransome,
president Of the local elub.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-11
NAY POsTPo.,E MEETING

The meeting ~ the El Jardin
Community Council which TN sched-
nlrd fur this evening AK the
school house in Fl Jarhin will in aII
probability not he held, says IA. H.
Hunter. president. This viii BE- ON
account or the impossible roads.
The lyceum also TO be held az the
school house tonight will Likewise be
postponed.