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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
Explosion Wrecks
OIdTOIedOChuYch:
BOnabers Suspected

TOLEDO. Ohio, Feb. 5.-T1-Two
persons were killed and third se-
riously injured early today in an cx-
plosion and fire that destroyed the
old First congregational church and
adjacent parish property.
The dead are Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
n Wilt, Mrs. Wilt was caretaktr of
the church.
Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, assistant
caretaker, wha taken TO hospital
Cause ~ the explosion was not
definitely determined.
Firemen expressed belief IL might
have resulted from escaping gas III .
water heater. but 4 harles H.. Lang
don, architect of the building, de-
clarcd the sblast may have resulted
from d honb. iIe said ~ did not be-
iieNe gas was escaping.
Thousands Of persons crowded the
fire lines around the church prop
erty while fircmen plunged into the
kitchen ~ tn Parish house and
brought out Mrs. Fitzgerald. 33. and
the bodies OF Wilt and his wife.
The blast was ~ terrific force.
hurlirr doors and window frames
across the street and rocking the
naighhorhood Windows of buildings
nearby were shattered.
Mrs. Fitzgerald was so haiv
burned that she was not identified
until her husband reached the hos
piial
The loss was estimated at S200.0n0
A suspicious appearing man seen
at tbs church yesterday caused
Langdon "a believe the explosion was
caused Wv bomb.
The Rev. Allan Sfockdale. pastor
of the church is visiting in Washing
ton, y. C.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
ASSERTS ROLL
Was SLIPPED
into HIS HAND
Moore Denies He Re-
ceived Money to In
fluence Action on
Legislation

AUSTIN. Texas. Feb 5.-lF-Rep-
resentativc F. "A. Dale ~ Bonham.
Saturday told the house committee
investigating bribery charges against
him and Representative I'LL MI Moore
uf Cooper that Willis Chamhrrlin.
Houston 0ptometrist. most unex-
pectedly" slipped 4 roll of bills into
his hand. whispering here's little
retaIHc- Slip III I'M your pocket be-
fore soiAe one sees you.
Dale said Ia placed his hand on
ChamDsrlin's shoulder IN protest. but
that before WV could speak. Ranger
Captain Frank Ilnmer confronted
me, while fhamberlin walked right
IN. and for the first time ! realized
the fr1me-up."
Dale said Chamherlin mad been
with him and Dale, a. attorney.
would represent him, III The event
contempt proceedings we're brought
against Chanibrriiu I'm connection
with certain letters relating 90 pro-
posed optomctry legislation.
- had agreed to represent him. in
the eevnt | should I've given the per-
mission uf the house to fo sos but we
had never discussed any fee, aud the
handing of the money u me. as we
walked down the sidewalk, was a
complete surprise" Dale said
Moore. who had appeared hcfora
the committee earlier IN the day.
and Dale both depeatedly denied the
testimony of Chamheriin yesterday
that $1,000 given hy the latter to
Dale was intended to influence the
.N..u .N..M.
M0urr's bill proposing "a $50 yearly
occupation tax on stationary optom-
etrists the tax now paid BY 'itin-
Grant Opt0mctrists.
The two accused men said that
Moore had told Dale a. tell Cham
herlain not ~ come 70 bis room
again. "a should have thrown him
out the window. and intended to.
ii hp came up there again. Moore
declared The house reeessed until
1880 o'clock
Representative VII III. Moore or
Cooper, Saturday before committee
of nine of has h0use colleagues swore
hc had never received money " IN
tiIenCe pending legislation and cate
goriraliy denied charges made against
him Friday b. Willis Chamberlin.
Houston optometrist.
Ranger Captains Frank Hamcr
and Tom Hickman testified Friday
they had been tipped by Chamber
Ian that he would pass $1,000 IN
marked money Hamer testified Nv
saw ChAvbefiin make the exchange
to Dale and arrested Dale. SAortiy
thereafter, Moore was arrested IN
hiA room.
Moore said that when VI hAmberiin
came tO nis room Wednesday night.
he came without invitation" Asked
Il a. resented Lhamberlin coming ~
his room. Moore said. well. | didn't
like it
Hc said Dale was there with Cham
berlin and tnat the two stayed about
twenty minutes. As they went out.
called Dale back, ana ! told aim
didn't want ChAwhcrlin to come t0
my room again. and that if he did
come any more, 4 would put him
out
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05

EPISCOPAL CHURCH
WORK ESTARTED

Work WAS started Friday or the
new Church ar the Advent building
just west of the senior high school.
The foundation is being dug now
hut i D. expected hy the contractor,
II. r. Fitch. that the work will not
progress very fast until cnnstruc-
ton material arrives here. The ma
terial j. On the way e. Brownsville
nov and is expected u be 0n hand
Ivy the time the digging of the foun
dation nifs is completed.
The Eaiscopalians are having .
new church built along Gothic lines.
VI will wv a complete religious plant.
consisting Of church. Sunday school
and parish hl1Ec.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
Death to Gringos'
Booklet Is Issued

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 5.-l4i Pres
iacnt allies hss instructed the fed
eral district government ~ inyesti-
gate the nature Of a booklet denounc-
ing the so-cnlied imperialism ot
the United tSates. which j. heinz
advertised n-ricr the title death ~
the GfinKoeS
Ii the >booklet is found 70 he OBJ
ieet ionabie. the president has ruled Il
must not w circulated.
Fusters with the headline nc3th
"a tire Grinrocs appeared or bill
boards in Mexico City yesterday. on
~ 70 he t,sn down ~ the police. The
posters were intended ~ advertise
the booklet. hut THAR text showed
nothing 20 snppogt the startling
headline and made ~ appeal for at
taeks against Americans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
committee WILL
ELECT OFFICERS

The annual Red Cross executive
committee election will be held nt
1880 O'Clock Monday night AZ the
Chamber of Commerce.
Nominations have been made W.
the nominating committee which is
composed of Rev n. q. Markintosh
Mrs $. ~ Tucker and Mrs. y. y.
Holland. The nominees will elect
four officers. "a chm rmau. vice chair
man. secretary and treasurer Five
other members ~ The committee wiII
wv appointed NY tAe four elected 0f-
ficer~.
The nominees are Emmett Dodd.
FL Monsees. w. r.. Penderyraft W..
B Sellers. George Hillycr. Sam
HuEhston. Dr. y. Garrs~ Church
and Mesdamn@ Rufus Ransome. H.. g.
Hollidsv, =. r.. Richardson. Zoe
Wells. v. WI George wv Fi Jardin. w.
n Sudiuw. Jesse Dennett. H II.
Tucker and Lula George.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
Fl. RINCCOLD
OFFICER Shot
Accidental Discharge
Of Pistol May Have
Fatal Result

RIO GRANDE CITY, Feb g.
First Lieutenant Frazier Richard
son was accidentally shot ~ his
quarters az Fort Ringrold early this
morning and medical officers at the
post stated there was little chance
for his recovery "A telegram was
dispatched ~ Fort Sam Houston
and an ambulance plane arrived AZ
~ O'Clock t. carry the wounded man
70 the base hospital ~ the Eighth
Corps Area
No onc was with Lieutenant Fra
zicr when the accident occurred. the
bullet from the pistol striking him
IN the head md frnctlrinE the skull.
II is thought he was cleaning the
pistol when i was accidentally dis
charged.
SAN ANTONIO. Feb. An aerial
ambulance hoped off on son mile
run keTp today 10 save a man y life
Master Sergeant NJ. II. Nendeil Of
Kelly field here IN racing to Fort
kinggold, 900 miles away % pick up
Lieut.. Frazier Richardson ~ the
Twelfth cavalry. and bring him to
the base hospital at Fort Sam Hous-
ton.
Barring mishaps. w exncctcd 70
cover the distance and have his
chrrpp IN the hospital N four hours.
The reaa q for the ambulance
plane was received ~ Eighth corps
arerial headquarters in a telegram
which stated that ~. Richardson
had been wounded hN the accidental
2 scharge ~ a gun His skull u be-
lieved to Nv fractured. the tcle-
gram said
Praparations are heing made AZ
the station hospital 20 rcrferm an
oneraficn III the wounded officer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
ILLEGAL HUNTERS
KILLED in FIGHT

NORFOLK. Va. Feb. 4lPl-Two
men. believed " ~ ~. J Borney WI
Virginia beach, and Lee Watcrfieid
Of Princess Anne. who were alleged
to have been hunting ducks al night
in violation of the law. vcrc KILLED
in "a gun fight Iast sight wv thr
Backhhy section uf Trinrnas Anne
county i'm which another of their par
ty and three game wardens escaped
unharmed
The officers said they came upNn
the three men a. they werc placing
a duck IN on automobile near A
marsh Called ~ halt. the men we're
said tD have opened fire on the off
GERS who returned Che fire. Killing
two The third fled into the brush
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05

AMERICAN FLIERS
ARE FETED AT LIMA

LIMA. Peru, Feb. 5.-iPi The
American good viii aviators are be-
ing warmly entertained during their
stay here. The squadron 81 four
planes leaves for the south tomor-
TOW, with Lowas. Peru. a. the next
stop.
Marior Darrue and his com
parions We're the guests az honor
~ 2 banquet last night. attended
hy the members ~ the cabinet ana
high military and naval Officers.
The minister Of war TN speech
paid tribute to American enter
prise IL aviation. Ambassador Miles
Foiudcxtcr responded on behalf NJ
the American government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
Overnight Texas News

Bv The Associated Press
AUSTIN Willis Chamberlain 0f
Houston testified before the house
investigating committee that he
handed Si 900 w identified bills
to ". a. Dals. charged with III. W.
Moore with accepting bribc.
FRANKLIN. SIdge Houston was
acquitted of the Staying W Garrett
White at Somerville. II. had pleaded
self-defense.
AUSTIN.--Resi signation of Anon
G Carter 0f Fort Worth as chair
man NJ Texas Tech was announced
hy Governor MOODY Pressure of pri-
vats business caused the resiETa-
ticn.
HOTST0N.-A proposed memorial
"a ten Baylor students Filled in a
bus crash a5 Round Rock recently
has been postponed until after the
nreSert conquest campaign" 0f the
Baptist church.
GEnRGETONN.-Harry ]. Laahy
on trial for the shaving of Dr. J a.
Ramsey. denied most of the tcsti-
mony rf Roberto Martinez concern
ing the manner N the physicians
death.
AUSTIN Tom Fintr. Jr.. on Dal.
las defended the pfndiHF bei law
declarirg that freedom of TIE press
~ for the berrfit WIZ the rublir
Which har r. right tn know the truth
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
REBEL LEADER
ORDERED shot
Former Governor Of
Oaxaca Executed
At Puebla

MENFrO CITY. Feb. 5.-fPi-On
instructions from President Gales To
intlict drastic punishment If they
were found guilty Of conspiring
against the government, julio Ar
riola. former governor ~ Oaxaca,
and NinO Rivera, an eX-army major,
were executed at Pucbla City after a
rapid court martial
The two men, leaders 81 an anti
government plot, were captured with
Six If their followers at u meeting at
midnight Thursday. At dayhrcak
Friday Arriola and Rivera were put
% death, having confessed before The
court martial. ID is stated
The others arrested Also will be
tried by court martial and Il Is re-
ported that II least two OF them will
De executed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
TRUCK MARKETS
nv Naval Radio 10 The Herald
from U. y. and Texas Agriculture
Departments

Carlut shipments from entire INIT
ed States reported Friday. Feb. A:
Cabbage. FloricA l3. Louisiana 4,
New YORK 4S. Pennsylvania y. south
Carolina W. Texas Z5. Wisconsin W. TO-
taE United States liz cars URre-
ported Feb. Central Calf k. total
United States = cars. Inrepcrted
Jan. 2g Michigan 2. California y. t0-
tal United States cars.
Carrots None.
Reeta and carrots: Texas i7. total
IT.. y. I7 cars.
Beefs: Texas y. total United
States ears.
Spinach: Sonth Carolina ~. Tex
a. i1. Norfolk section W.. Il, total
United states 5l ears.
Lower Valley shipments t0dnys
Mixed vegetables 4f. heets and CAR
r0fs i7. heets y, cabbage -. lettuce
y fruit Y. totaf IVY ears.
F w. wv shipping point information
reported Friday Frb. 4s
Spinach. Loser Rio 6rande VAL
Nv points: Cloudy Haulings mod
crate. light wire inquiry. demand
limited. market slightly weaker in
mixed ears fob. usual terms. bnahel
baskets around 7F cents.
Beets and carrots Lower RIO
Grande Valley points. Cloudy. Haul
inRa decreasing, practically NH for
mixed shipments. Light wire In
quiry. demand and trading limited.
market dali Carl0pds end mixed
cars fob usual terms. huHhel has
kets hest pack s0-65 cents.
Cabbage: Lower RIO Crarde VAL
ley points. Cloudy. HaulinKN de-
crcasing. mostly for shipments in
mixed cars. Light wire inquiry, do
mand and trading limited. market
very dull Carloads fob. usual
terms. bulk per ron round and flat
types xi0-12. mostly SI2 Many ship
ment2 rolled unaold.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
Condition Wounded
Boy Still Serious

HOUSTON. Texas. Feb. 5.-sPl-
Ne change in the condition of Joseph
Ciouse. IL. lowering between life ant
death from shotgun wound. wa.
reported Saturday. Clouse is the
son of Rev. J. III. Ciogse VI Houston
He was shot hv James II. Peden
attorney. early Wednesday Pedcr
told District Attorney Horace Souis
he found Ciouse pefring In the win.
d0ws 81 his home and shot when
the ouug man failed u stop. Rev
Cfouse insists his son believed hs
was ON his fathers premises
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
Passenger Service
Will Start Sunday

HOUSTON. Feb. D.. tH'-Present
plans Of the general passenger de-
partment of the Southern Pacific
Lires provide for the inauguration
Of the Lower Rio Grande Valley ser
vice Sunday with one train a day
each way.
Temporary stations have been es-
tabliShed as NcAiien and at Edin-
hure. rntil permanent facilities can
her provided. Through plilran ser.
vice will te inaugura-er ~ the same
time r. senErr service lH began.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
LEAHY AGAIN ON
WITNESS STAND

GEORGETOWN Texas. Feb 5.-
Pi-H. J. Leahy, being tried for the
killed Dr. u. "A. Ramsey Of Mathis.
returned 70 the witness stand when
court convened today for cross-ex-
animation. Yesterday Nv denied
much WI the states Witnesses rharr
rs against him and explained othe
points brought out by the prosecu-
ton.
E. nv. Graves. cross examined him,
went over much '0f the previous tes-
timony and attempted 70 break down
Leahy's account.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
FIND LIQUOR
CONCEALED IN
CABBAGE CAR
Over $4,000 Worth
Seized by Federal
Officers at Laredo;
Shipper Held

LAREDO. Texas. Fch. 5.-tF- Liz
quoT valued ~ $4,000. camouflaged
in box car under heads Uf cSbDAge.
was seized NY federal officers fn the
railroad yards here this morning.
The Laredo Times viii say today
that y. VI. Stevens, real estate man
VI Fort Worth. has been arrested
here and ~ charged with possession
of the ears bill of ladinr.
Papers IN the possession of Ste
vcns are said ~ have contained
names az persons prominent In Fort
Worth financial and social circles.
Stevens, az an examining hearing
AZ noon. was released under bond of
$1,000. on u charge WI transporting
liquor. The case is to bc brought up
before the Webb county grand jury
March y, according - District At
tOrncy Walls
Papers found i'm Stevens possess
sion. local officers declare, MITIGATE
that he expected 70 dispose ~ 4 por-
tion of the liquor w Fort Worth
country cluh and that ~ had figured
70 net a profit on the deal of approx
imately $4,000
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Feb. 5-f4D-
Scizing car. load of cabbage billed
for Fort Worth. mounted customs
Inspectors W Laredo Saturday found
1000 gallons of grain alcohol and
twentv-riEht eases Of whiskey con-
cealed beneath the vegetables. ac-
cording - telegraphir advices reach
ing Collector w Customs Ed Cotuila
VI San Antonio.
One man was arrested when he &c.
cured the bill of IadinE for the ear.
The liquor WIS suuggled across
the Rio Grande at night. M Cotulla
said, after which III was buried he-
meath the cahhages. The freight car.
which had been on side-track in
the Laredo freight yards fus sew
cfal days. had been Hnder observance
of customs officers for some time. il
was reported.
II was planned. however, that of-
ficcrs feared they might lose trace
uf IL before IL reached it's dcatina-
tion. 50 they made the arrest in La
redo
The alcohol was contained in five
gallon cans. two of whrh were cNch
Of 100 eases.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05

Several days ego an electric drill
outfit with q number II bits were
stolen from 4 garage here and
they constituted the outfit used in
the bank burglary attempt.
la making her escape the girl
left mans hat with her name i'll
IL.
Mass Meyers. who is about 10 or
70 years Old is from Valley City,
>. r.. according 70 the Tniversity's
student directory, and ~ member
OF the class that will bc graduated
i'm 1880
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05

PENNEY COMPANY
is GIVEN VERDICT

A verdict for the y. @. Penney
Company. defendant in SCOT
suit for damages Instituted bv Mr..
Ridley Barrett and Mrs. Bcrrice
Barnard, was returned yesterday
after ~ hours of delibcration in the
jury room.
The suit was instituted on the
ground w alleged iii treatment in
the store.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
Charge South Dakota COED
Attempted to Rob Bank Safe

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Feb. 5-fP,--
4 special dispatch to the Journal
from Nermillion. s. d.. says a Uni
versity W South Dakota coed.
Marion Meyers, was arrested this
morning for aR alleged attempt 10
rob the First National Bank Of
Nermiilion. y. VI. Haytcr. cashier
of the bank. said the girl had an
electric drill set up and ready to
begin operations when she was
frightened away.
She gained entrance To the bank
through a rear window.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
Foster Will Become
Editor Houston Press

HOUSTON Texas. Feb. ;. fFf--N.
r. Foster. former editor and publish
~ ~ the Houston Chronicle. today
announced that beginning Monday
ne will become editor of the Hous-
ton Press.
IL Foster thus again actively
enfars newspaper work u he left
last 4ummpr when he Nsoid the
hronieic to Jesse Jones.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05

Willacy County Peonage Case Goes to Jur-
HIDDEN CHILDREN
CAUSE OF DIVORCE
SUIT IN ST. PAUL

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Feb ~ Though
Mrs Catherine Raw son concealed the
fact that she had three children un-
iii after r. III. Willcs had married
ncr. WillcS was unsuccessful iH his
efforts 10 obtain "a divorce here "a
that ground. Willes alleged that the
widow had ~farmed ont the chill
dr9p tO two uncles and an aunt while
hc coUrted her and they did not turn
up until after the couple had been
married six weeks. His wife denied
any intentional deceit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05

Clarence Kendall. assistant United
states Attorney. III summing uI
against the defendants declared thai
the law enforcement machinery OF
the county had been made into Z
slave market during the cotton pick.
ing season, presid n ever by Jus.
tice Of the Peace Floyd Dodd Of Ray
mondville.
The defense. on the other hand
argued that county officers had be.
lieved that they were merely dis
charging their duty IN arrestine
transients who might commit acts
Of lawleSsuess.
In charging the jury Judge J. q
Hutcheson 4 that the prosecu.
tion contend a that "Raymondvilic
like Thermop0lac oT old. was bottled
up during tie cotton picking sea.
son and that passes were necessary
10 get out ~ the county"
Charges against John SwannoT
and william 'HafFrove. Wllacy coun-
~ deputies. were dismissed sats
Friday afternoon bv Judge Hutchc-
son, following thc conclusion ~ evi-
denca In the pconage case. IN which
eleven officials and residents of vii
lacy county were originally indicted
Arguments of counsel started i'm
mediatcly after the court announced
dismissal Of the charges against tive
Of the defendants.
The nine defendants whose case
will be considered by the jury ar
County Attorney Roger Robinson
Sheriff RAYMOND Teller. Justice oi
the Peace FLOYD Dodd. former chief
deputy sheriff Frank Brandt, Car
Brandt. r. ID. Reisdorrh, l.. G
Stockwell and Lloyd Burnett. The
last five are farmers.
Three of the defendants. Sheriff
Teller. a. 81 and l.. X. Stockwell
were not called to the stand.
Former Deputy Sheriff Franz
Prandt was one ~ the last witnt So
e.. and admitted having written q
PASS for enc of The workers who al.
legged he was victim of the peon.
are plot. Hc asserted the pass wa
issued upon the request Of the cot
ton picker. the latter asserting Il
would prevent him from being ar.
rested on vagrancy charge. TIVE
masses werr introduced in evidence
rs was also recent which read
.Receivcd ~ Tom Hfldcbrandt. So
~ balance of fine ~ three cotton
pickers" The receipt was signed hl
Brandt as deputy sh hrriff.
One of the criminal docssts oi
Justice or the paacc Dodd has beer
lost since the Willacv county grand
iurv investigation ~ labor con
disions District Attorney Ntster-
veIt who was ~ the stand for the
defense. stated the grand Jury hae
examined all records Of the justice
~ ueacc of the county and he W,
under the imnressicn Justice ho"d
Md carried his books away WITH
him. Attorney wesfervel' added tha.
n. did not have the dceket ard H'o
not know whore u is. Dodd had "c'
rlared the docket had not been r"
turned 20 him after he had sno
misted IL 10 the grand jury
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
WHATS THE LIMIT

WINNIPEG. crnada-The latest
aspirant to the worlds Golfer drink
ing championship is Harry J. Smef.
Winnipeg barber. who swallowed ~
cups nf the beverage n less than six
hours. topping ia OFF with "a hottie
os beer This eriinses fhe record SCI
Gus remstnek. of Fergus Fails,
5iSs.. hy enc rlip.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
DAY IN WASHINGTON

Army supply bin Il before sen
ate.
House debates legislative APP
preparation BILL
NcNary- Haugen bill i unfinished
business in the senate.
Hearing of Ford tax recovery suit
continues at treasury.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
Serious Fighting
I'm Oporto Started

LISBON. Portugal, Feb. 5.-tFf-
Serious fighting between gDv@rn-
meHt troops and revolEtiDnaries IN
under way nc 0porto, principal city
nf northern Portugal. where a revolt
broke cut in tire garrison Thursday.
There have been numerous casual
ties, dispatches aay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05

WASHINGTON. n C-. Feb. 5.--iH'
w Gather outlook for week be-
ginning Monday.
West Gulf states Considerable
clouiiness with rain middle Of week
Temperatures mostly moderate. hut
somewhat colder latter part.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
RFcAIN CHAMPIONSHIPS

FHIIAUELFHlA tlh. 81 f4F WV
Clarence q. Peil and Stanley O. Nor.
timer. n. ~. today regained the naf
ltional amatcur racquet doubles cham
iriCaship hT defeating Robert A
Gardner ard Howard Linn. Or Chica-
20. The scores were l5-S; l5-a; 3-i5;
1912.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
QUASH CHARGE
AGAINST Two
DEFENDANTS
Verdict On Charg e S
Against Nine Re-
manning Defendants
Expected Today

CORPUS CHRISTI. Texas, Feb.
5.-tPf-fhe Ieonage trial of Sher-
ifs Raymond Teller of Willary
county and eight ether county Of
ficials. and citizens went To the
jury early this afternoon after
each side had occupied an hour
with his charge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
WEATHER
WEATHER FoREC Asst

EAlHEh FVNhN@e1A -,
For Brownsville land the Lower kio
Grande Valley: Partly CLOUDY ana
continued warm tonight and sunday
probably local showers near th'
coast. Light 10 moderate southeas'-
erlv winds on the coast
For East Texas: Generally t"H
tonight and Sunday. little change ~
temperature.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-02-05
NRPIANE DIVES TNTO SEA

ALGIERS.--A French military air
plane carrying two aviatore dlTfd ir-
a. the NJ diterarsan and pilot 49,
observer we're drowned