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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-30
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-31
CHURCH SELLS
BUSINESSLO7
Mrs. Young Buys Pro.
perty on Wash
ington Street

The first business section real es-
tate deal recorded in some weeks
was announced today by j. III. Bat
sell. realt0r Of this city. with the
transfer Of lot 3. block 81. to Mrs.
J J Young, SRI, VI this city. The
lot ia so BY 120 feet in size. located
on Washington street, between
Tenth and Eleventh and adjoins the
Stegman building on the west.
The property has been owned for
many years by the Presbyterian
church of Brownsville. and was
transferred by the church trustees.
Or. s. II. Bell, w. n. Clay and Clyde
Tandy. to Mr. Batsrii. who sold n
20 Mrs. Young.
The price paid for the property
vas SI5-250.
Mrs. Young has not announced
plans for improvement in tho inn
mediate future
This IN the third piece of bus
mess property recently acquired by
Mrs. Young through her son, y. J.
Young. who IN managing her inter
ests. she ~ now completing a hand
some two-story building II Ihir-
teenth and Elizabeth streets, and IN
doubling the size W the Young
building on Levee street. between
Eleventh and Twelfth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-31
Eleven Wounded
When Mob Storms
Jail; Call Troops

TAMPA. Fla. May 3l.-lPl-A six
hour battle between police officers
and infuriated civilians that counted
eleven persons wounded ended this
morning when a company Of one
hundred national guardsmen took up
a position behind machine guns and
tear gas bombs. III the HillsbOro jail
here.
Throughout the night a mob Of
1000 persons had stormed the jail
in an attempt TO get 70 Il. r. Levins,
confessed murderer. Despite assur-
ances Of Sheriff HERS that the pris-
oner had been removed 10 another
Jail. the mob persisted IN attempts
TO break into the jail and was not
deferred even when the sheriff nr-
dered lis deputies 10 open fire on
the crowd.
Nine men and two women are
known 10 have been wounded. Ie-
ports that others also had been shot
had not been confirmed
Streams of ammonia, played by z
chemical squad Of the local fire de
partment. were resorted TO by the Of
ficers but the mob refused 20 dis
perse Some took up a position in a
negro church across the street from
the Jail and from that point Of want
age returned the fire of the deputies
Others secured heavy timbers TO Lse
as hattering rams against the walls
0f the building.
In one attack. fifty men succeeded
in breaking an opening IN one of the
walls Two Of the attackers fell
through the hole and were arrested
and utaeed in cells
With daylight came the guardsmen
PilinE out Of motor trucks and auto
mobiles. they marched in formation
TO the jail There was a temporary
lull before the battle broke out again.
Sharpsho0ters. for time resumed
their firing on the jail.
But the appearance of the soldiers
and announcement that two more
companies were on the way from
Lakeland and Barlow. under orders
from Governor John vi. Martin, ar-
parently served 10 cool the anger ui
the mob. Reluctant 70 disperse. ever
then, they became quiet and although
many continued &C. nill about the
Jail no further immediate disorders
were anticipated.
Leveus was arrested last Friday
and is alleged to have confessed ht
killed Herman Merrill. his wife and
three children by crushing then
heads with q heavy railroad tool. A
fourth child. also was badly injured
IL was reported Levins said he killed
the Merrills thinking they were an
other family against whom Ne held d
grudge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-31
Court at La1U Bill Passes IN Senate
Bale of
Cotton is Sold;
Brings $3.50

HOUSTON, Texas. May 3l.--tPi-
Americas first bale of cotton Of the
1927 growth netted it, owners $3.50
when sold at auction on the floor
Of the Houston Cotton Exchange
and board of trade Tuesday. On that
bid ownership Of the bale passed 10
J. VI. Edel. Houston Cotton Ex-
change.
The bale, which arrived Monday.
was officially accepted Tuesday a.
the first bale Of the season. Official
acceptance was withheld Monday be-
cause no affidavits sustaining the
claim that the cotton was Of 1927
growth were Forthcoming.
The affidavit arrived Tuesday.
The bale weighed $40 pounds and
was produced By NJ. Chapas Mon
talvo. a farmer Of the San Manuel
community, In Hidalgo county.
Another bale, which was enroute
10 Houston Monday from Starr coun-
~. was diverted "a Galveston owing
to the earlier arrival or the Mon
talvo bale.
Last years first bale reached
Houston on June 10.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-31
MEASURE HAS
NOOPPOSITION
FROM SOLONS
Hornaday Expected to
Introd u &c Bill In
Lower House; Has
Emergency Clause
Especial to The Herald }

AUSTIN, Texas, May 3l.-A hill
BY Senator Parr Of Bcnavides, Great
inga county court al Law for Gamer
on county was unanimously passed
by the senate Tuesday before n"on.
The bill will now 20 10 the house
for action and will be sponsorel by
Representative Hornaday, Harlin-
gen.
The measure was drafted BY For
mer Representative Faulk, now eoun-
IS attorney Of Cameron county, aAd
introduced AT his request.
n the bill passes the house with
the emergency clause and required
number Of votes. il will 30 into ct
feet Immediately after being sign
ed By Governor Dan Moody.
A bill presented at the last Ses-
sion Of the legislature creating a
county court at law was vetoed by
Governor Dan Moody. who said that
the district civil court should he
given jurisdiction IL the county
court Il too crowded.
The present bill was introduced
by Governor Moody himself.
II provides for q county judge at
law who will handle all county court
business, leaving only cogrty cont
missioners work to the county iudee.
The law provides salary II
s., 400 annually for the county Judge
al law
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-31
WILLACY COUNTY'S
FIRST BALE CINNED

RALMONDYILLE. TEXAS. May 81.
-tPi--Wllacy county's first bale of
rctton for this season was Einued ny
the Wiliacy County Gin Company
Monday night and will be shipped
cut by express Tuesday afternoon,
the place not having yet been de-
termined
The bale weighed four hundred
and eight pounds and the cotton was
grown on the farm OF Mack Crest
man who lives few miles north.
west w town.
About twenty-five pickers we're pul
on the job of gathering the cotton
and were paid two dollars per day
for their work. picking thus costing
fifty dollars.
III G Robbins manager 0f the
WillaCy County Gin Company will
accompany the bale.
The first bale If cotton for vii.
lacy county last year was gotten out
on June 30.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-31
COLLEGE Will
CLOSE TODAY
Work of First Year in
Junior College Very
Satisfactory

The Brownsville Junior College
today completes its first year, clos
ing this afternoon until early Sep
tember. There viii be no COM
mencement or other exercises in con-
nection with the closing, as only one
student. Oscar Dancy.. Jr.. graduates
from the sophomore class. Prac-
tically the entire enrolment OF the
college was taking the first year, Or
freshman course. and large class
will be graduated next year. The
college had total enrolment az -.
which II expected TO he greatly in
creased with the opening Of the
second year IN September.
Students and members W the fac
ulty were well satisfied with the
work accomplished during the year.
Excellent standings were secured ~
practically all students. and they
are well prepared 10 enter upon the
second year work which will con-
clude the course offered by the col
lcge. Oscar Dancy. Jr., who re-
ceived his certificate today. will en-
ter the University 0f Texas next
fall 70 complete his law course
Brownsville deserves unlimited
NRANtAtNA4AFhA ANA AAtt NAFBDiA kANNN
the college and this commentator
can also be extended TO other Valley
towns" N. n. nunre. dean ~ the
college. stated today II believe the
foundation has been established here
for junior college that viii rank
among the best IN the United States
The Institution has the support III
the public: IL has a large area 20
draw from: il is offering every pos
sible facility for advanced edlca-
,icn. and these are all factors which
will contribute % its growth.
The first year FOR an institution
~ this character Is always replete
with unforeseen problems However
the Brownsville college. due ~ the
splendid support of it, patrons. has
been enabled 20 overcome all diff
cultics and has already gained 2
hiTh rlace among the educational in-
stifutions 81 Texas"
Practically all students have an
n0unced their intention Of taking the
second year work. and 4 large mum
her Of high school graduates from
various VALLEY towns are expected "a
enter the college next year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-31
RIVER WATERS
CREEPING into
MORGAACIIy
Refugees From Lo
Section Area Be
Moved to Ca IN
Near New Orlean] ]
NEW ORLEANS. La. May

NEW ORLEANS. La. May
With "A radio web sprear
aid III meeting an elev-
emergency. citizens Of '
ley today prepared foruan
ter struggle with the
the Creates flood Of /.
ed southward over the'nn
devastating course fsnallyW~-r-T ~
self III the Gulf Of Mexico.
Under the direction Of Lieutenant
d. ". Iry. in charge of the coast
guard relief fleet AZ Morgan City.
several vessels equipped with radios
have been dispatched 10 cruise
through the bayous Of the Atchafa-
lava basin as far up as Donaldson
Vile. which is at the head Of the
Bayou La Fcurch'- TIE speed byasa'
will report any emergency TO tnF
mother ship at Morgan City by radid
and boats will be rushed to the sceL~l
from the nearest base.
Refugees were being moved today
from the lowlands around Morgan
City aS the flood waters climbed
higher. Morgan City is about 100
miles west Of New Orleans at the
mouth of the h-rhafalaya. In the
city itself the last dry land was fast
disappearing. Several hundred more
residents left either for the refugee
camp, or New Orleans. but a great
portion Of the population has refus-
ed 10 move. Banks and some stores
are carrying on business as usual ON
plaftroms built we'll above the pre-
sent level of the waters. One pool
room remained open tO furnish rec
reation for ~the residents WHO re-
mainod.
Several hundred persons were rf~
moved from Av0ca Island near Nor
gan iCty yesterday when water start
EIDE flowing over a levee which pro-
I tects i'll Other refugees from the
Brunswick Bay section PASSED
through Morgan City on the way 10
the refugee concentration point at
\ Thibodeaux.
While the flood continued its slow
rise in the sugar bowl" section, re-
sidents began 20 take heart from the
fact that the waters from the Me-
Crea crevasse were not spreading ~
4 rapidly or a. far a. was az first e.
pectcd. Many planters who az FIRST
+ thought their plantations were going
I TO be totally ruined began making
. plans ~ salvage what they could this
\ year in order 70 keep going until
/ next spring.
IN the northern parishes Of the
! section land was beginning 70 appear
and planting was being started al
most before the waters ran eff
Relief headquarters at New Or
leans were covered with a pail 0f
gloom today over the death OF Earl
Fitzpatrick. assistant director. killed
yesterday in u plane crash near
Donaldsonville.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick. who had charge q
the work in Arkansas and Missouri.
with headquarters IN Memphis wy
on his way 10 New Orleans for csf-
ference with Relief Director Harry
"a. Baker of the Red Cross when .nc
plane in which he was passenger
\ crashed
The situation on the lower river
was practically unchanged with tire
river recording a slow drop a. all
i points.