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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-23
Cleveland WhoOpee Boys
Raise Big Fund; Victims
Of System Aid Campaign

(By a Worker Correspondent.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 22-I've
been out of job for over month
and 1 may have to apply for help
soon from welfare agency. But
l don't love them because they
might stake me to a meal and a
bed.
The capitalists of Cleveland
have been collecting $4,600,000 for
their annual Community Fund
drive. Prisoners in the county Jail
have donated $6. Isn't it one great
joke? The victims of capitalism
take up a collection for bigger and
better chains. Too bad those boys
cant be kept in jail for life.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-23
Politician, Sent
To Jail, Threatens
Political Pressure

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. %. -
Edward s. Shumaker, Superintendent
of the Anti-Saloon League denied hav-
ing requested Senator James E. Wat
son to call upon the Republican State
Committee to condemn Attorney Gen
eral Arthur L. Gillion for making a
motion before the Supreme Court that
Shumaker's sentence from 60 days in
the State Penal Farm and fine of
$3.50 for indirect contempt Of court
be increased.
Gillion accused Shumaker of cor
ruptly attempting to influence the de-
cision of the court in his case.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-23
INTENSE INDIGNATION ALL over !
COLORADO BECAUSE or SLAUGHTER
OF PICKETS AT COLUMBINE Mine
Five Already Dead, Sixty Wounded, Result of
Cold Blooded Attack on Strikers
Strike Leaders Arrested But Warrants Fol
Company Official and Gunman Not Served

DENVER Colorado, Nov. 22-With a murder toll of five
striking miners and wounded casualty list of sixty including
two hung up the State constabuay and mine guards
an omnous settled today the industrial battlefield of
Colorado
terrible anger has been generated the workers
hruou the state whose INDIGNATION is rising to white fury against
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-23
Workers Party Calls
Members to Report at
Office This Morning

The New York district office of
the Workers (Communist) Party
last night called upon all Party
members to report at the district
headquarters, 108 E. 14th St., at
II a. m. today for important party
work. The call was signed by
William W. Weinstone, district
organizer.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-23
CONFESS PLOT TO
MURDER OBRECON
IN MEXICO CITY
Two Held for Reaction
ary Conspiracy

MEXICO CITY, Nov. %. - AM
bassador Dwight w. Morrow, will
make a special report soon to the
state department on the decision rem
dered by the supreme court in the
Mexican Petroleum Company's in
junction suit, it was learned here to-
day. The ambassador will be assisted
in preparing his report by two inter
national lawyers of high standing.
Until these two experts complete
their analysis of the official text of
the courts decision, Morrow will have
no comment to make.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-23
Reorganize Nicaragua Guard.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Nov. 22.-
The puppet government of Diaz, Wall
Street agent, has drawn up an agree
ment with American marine officials
designed to reorganize the national
guard, so that native mercenaries,
commanded by United States marine
corps officers, can take the place of
the American forces that have been
waging war against all elements who
refuse to submit to the usurpation of
Diaz.
Brig. Gen. E. R. Beadle, now in COM
mand of the national guard, announced
that the work of reorganization was
proceeding rapidly and that in the De-
partment of Chinandega effective po-
lice methods have been put into eff
feet with the result that the liberal
movement is completely eXtinguished
and the population is now loyal" to
the Diaz government.
Other cheap sensationalism crowd
ed the series of articles against Mex
leo, Nicaragua, the Soviet Union and
China off the first page of the New
York American yesterday and it's
Mexican expose" was confined to
less than a column, most of which
was used to call the statement of the
Mexican foreign office that the faxed
documents were offered to one of it's
representatives at Los Angeles, lie.
Claims Hearst Had Documents"
The Hearst publication declares:
"This statement issued by the Mexi-
can government is deliberate false
hood and can be proved as such.
"On the date mentioned-August
"a, 1927-these original documents
were in the possession of Hearst
executives in New York City.
GAS matter of fact, these docu-
ments haG been in the possession of
the Hearst newspapers since June
last!
"The fact that these documents
were in New York-and not in Los
Angeles-on August "a was known to
William Randolph Hearst personally
I'd to not fewer than seven of his
executives"
A Feeble Alibi.
Since the Hearst organization is re-
sponsible for the series of spurious
documents against Mexico it is to be
expected that Hearst and his hire
lings will endeavor to defend them
selves against the charges of the
Mexican foreign office that the docu-
ments were formerly in the hands of
persons who tried to use them for
purposes Of blackmailing the Mexican
government out of $4,000.
In view of the fact that the Hearst
publications have formerly been ex-
(Continatsd on Page Taoo)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-23
Postpone Libel Suit.

The criminal libel suit brot against
the Jewish Daily Freiheit and Unity
by Morris Sigman, president of the
International Ladies Garment Work
ers' Union, was adjourned until II a.
m. Friday by Magistrate Louis B.
Brodsky in the jefferson Market
Court yesterday.
The Freiheit is the Jewish Com
munist Daily. Unity is the organ of
Continued on Page Fiue)
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-23
Oregon PlOtters Confess.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 22.-General
Roberts Cruz, chief of police of the
federal district, today announced that
an engineer named Luis Segura, Sin
tellectual author" who inspired the in
effectual attempt to assassinate Gen
eral Alvaro Obregon Nov. IS, acted in
behalf of the Catholic Defense
League. Segura is now under arrest,
Cruz said. Also being held because
of the affair is priest named Miguel
Agustin of Juarez.
"When they were arrested" General
Cruz said today, "they were subjected
to lengthy interrogatories and con-
fessed themselves to be the authors of
the attempt to kill General Obregon.
Segura insisted upon assuming all the
responsibility III order to have the po-
lice cease their activities against his
accomplices.
"Segura also confessed to having
been the means of securing arms and
ammunition to rebel elements in the
states of Zacetas and Jalisco, and to
be the owner of 1000 Mauser cart
ridges" B.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-23
Almada Escapes to U. S.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. %. - Cen
eral Hector Ignacio Armada, former
chief of staff for General Eugenio
Martinez, who initiated a revolt last
October by leading four contingents
of the federal district garrison, today
was unofficially reported to have es-
capped to the United States. He is
said to have been located in San An
tonic, Texas, by Mexican secret serv-
ice agents.
Almada has been sought for weeks
in the mountains of Vera Cruz by a
federal force under General Jose Con
zalo Escobar.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-22
TURKEY DAY
MENUS EASY
Accessories to Me a |
Are Often Most
Important

With the approach az ThanksFiv-
ing Day thoughts turn to the din
ner that viii be served on that day
and accessories tot the menu some
times give more trouble III planning
than the main par Of the meal Of
ten the final impression is made by
these little items and are as import
ant a. the more substantial dishes,
according 10 the instructors in the
household arts department Of the
college Of Industrial Arts who have
prepared an interesting list OF holt
day menus. They are as follofss
Cream Of Cabbage Soup
Roast Turkey and SAGE Dressing
Giblet Sauce
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Dreamed Onions
Fruit Salad Coffee Pumpkin Pie
Roast Chicken With Dressing and
Gravy
Baked Potatoes Scalloped Tomatoes
Hot Biscuits Butter
Cranberry Sauce
ANNRNN#NAAA RNANANN AN4@t M44EEA~
Custard Sauce
Coffee
M
Fruit Cocktail
Roast Duck with Onion Dressing and
Gravy
Baked Squash Spinach
Hot Rolls Cranberry Ice Butter
Minee Pie Coffee Cheese
Olives Celery
Roast Turkey with Oyster Dressing
Scalloped Potatoes Ciblet Gravy
Buttered Peas
Rot Rolls Cranberry Ice Butter
Grapefruit Salad
Plum Pudding Coffee Hard Sauce
Here are how some Of the inn
pnrtart accessories to the Turkey
lay menus are made:
Dressings for Turkey - Billet
observation-disclosures gihlets until en-
der. Brown three tablespoons finely
chopped onion in one-fourth cup OF
fat. Mix onion. giblets finely
chopped. and one quart bread crumbs.
Add one teaspoon sage. salt and
pepper 70 taste and moisten with
broth in which the giblets were
cooked. One z may be added. The
bread crumbs should be coarse.
Various other ingredients may be
sdde6 to this recipe or sEbstitutions
may be made: one cup celery,
chopped olives. hard-cocked eggs, or
one-half cup peanuts roasted ard
rolled.
Oyster Stuffinr-Mix one quart Of
stale bread crumbs. one-half cup
r-elted butter. one-half teaspoon
lemon juice, one pint oysters. salt
and pepper 70 taste. Milk or broth
may be added 10 moisten the mix
ture.
Cranberry Ice-Ore quart Gran
berries, one pint water, ore pound
sugar. juice Of two lemons. Cook
the cranberries with the water until
tender; then strain; add the sugar
and cook until this ~ thoroughly
dissolved. Cool: stir in the strained
lemon juice, and freeze TO the con
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-22
WILL EXTEND
HEALTH WORK
National Head Com
rnends Work in Val
ley Counties

SAN BENITO, Nov. 22.-Appro-
rriations Of thousands Of dollars for
health work in Cameron, Hidalgo and
% other counties Of Texas and the
use of Cameron and Hidalgo coun-
ties as training areas. is expected 20
follow the visit here this week Of
DR.. s. K. Farrell Of the international
Health Board. known AS the Rookie
Teller Foundation, who was accom-
PANIED By D.. y. G. Anderson. state
health officer. Or. Farrell is chief
Of the Rockefeller fund and passes
upon all budgets 70 which the Inter-
national Health Board contributes.
Ne and DR.. Anderson are planning
70 widen the program Of cooperative
health endeavors in the State Of
Texas. Some twenty-five counties
will take advantage Of this arrange
ment In the near future, and in all
probability the Hidalao and Cam
eron county health organization viii
be utilized as training areas for new
employees.
DR.. Farrell highly commended the
programs being carried out in each
of these counties and has promised
aii the help his organization can ar
ford.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-22
Announce Boy
Scouts Contest

Coy Scouts Of the Valley arc to
hold their annual first aid contest
under Red Cross rules at the Valley
Fair Saturday, November 20, prob
ably beginning az 2 - N. This con-
test has the approval Of the Red
Cross chapters or Hidalgo and Cam
error counties. and these chapters are
furnishing the prizes to the winning
troop.
Entries have been received from
practically every point in the Valley
and the contest bids fair 70 be q real
one, since the first aid IA a require
ment for scout advancement, and rs
on the Of the most strongly stressed
features of the Scouting program.
With a thorough knowledge ot
first aid and life saving Boy Scouts
have been enabled 70 save many lives,
and to rended conspicuous aid to the
Red Cross in every major disaster.
The first relief agency 20 render aid
in the St. Louis hu~rricSne was q
troop Of Boy Scouts attached 70 one
Of the demolished schools. These
boys were on the Job with their first
aid kits while the debris was still
falling, and as soon as the Red Cross
arrived on the scene continued first
aid operations under that agency. III
the Valley a knowledge az life sewing
has enabled Scouth 10 save at least
two lives In the past few months.
Saturdays contest will be judged
BY prominen doctors Of the Valley
who are members 81 the Red Cross.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-22
Real Estate
Transfer

Thos p. Harris. et ux. 70 Mamie O.
Penriilv. all Of lot ? and y. 5-S2 acres
81 lot 3. block zoo. Fl Jardin suocl-
vision. Cameron county, $40.
III. y. Mcfarland, et ux, 20 Joseph
C.. Moncus. lot no. block s. original
towrSite Of Hariingen, $40.
Emma F.. Decker, 81 vir. 20 Mrs.
G.. A. sullivan. all Of lots IS and ~
block 7l. original townsite q har-
lingen. $40.
Harrington Development company, 81
Mrs. r. W. sullivan, lot II, block ~
City Of Harrington. $500.
Geo. q. Alexander, ct TX. 70 Frank
H. Elder, all lots Nos. :, :, &. ~
block aa. original townsits 81 Har-
linrer. $40.
Buena Vista Burial Park associs-
tion. 20 Mrs. Felix r. Wilson. lot No.
S25. Grassland section containing
70 square feet out Of Buena Vista
Burial Park subdivision. $l2p.
ii. y. Hinkiy. et ux. tc y. =. Hyde,
"a AZ. Lot IA. Hinkly's Ebony Heights.
4 re-Subfivision Of blocks 7, :. e.
~. %. Ebony Heights, farm block
Ne. i2S. II San Benito Lard and
Water Co.'S. subdivision. $40.
H W. Renker. w ai. A. Joe Nivier.
lt. Tot y. block n. West Banker
Place. being n re-subdivlsicn Of lots
IS and rs ~ block II Of Brownsville
Land and Improvement Co.'S. suhdi-
vision fn share 12. Esriritu Santo
grant, Sl6N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-22

y WIVES IN TWO MONTHS
BIRMINGHAM. Eng. 80 Evidence
was presented here to show that Al
bert Cherrington married three wom-
en- in two months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-22
Union SERVICE
PLANNED here
Brownsville Congre-
cations to Join
Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving Day will be ceIebgat-
60 d. the Brownsville churches with
union service at the Methodist
tlnrch at 10 a m. Rev. 4. r. Day
VII preside and Mrs. G. d. Lay will
direct the music. All churches will
Participate in the program which will
isst one hour, and an invitation has
oeen extended to the members Of all
congregations TO attend. Following
10 the program.
Organ Prelude-Mrs. Henry Snow.
Doxology-Congregation-
1nvocation-Rev. +. p. Day.
President's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ivan Bennett.
Hymn-ConRrexation.
Scripture Lesson-Rev. r. q. Mac
intosh.
Prayer-Dr. s. X. HalIam.
0ffertory-Offering 70 be given
20 the Volunteers Of America.
Hymn-ConRregation.
Solo-Mrs. Cleve Tandy.
Sermon-Rev. T.. w. Marshall.
Neutrality-suspicious..
Benediction-Dr. II. W. Biggs.
Organ Postlude.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-22

. BILOXI. Miss. Nov. GA fish
with fee bones. both eyes on one side,
and caught at night Is one III the
curious Of the Gulf Of Mexico, near
Biloxi. Miss.
The fish is a founder.
Founders have been caught with
hook and line, but THE mua1 common
and best way To eaten them Il with
the aid Of Q torchiiESt. az night.
When the tide is low md the hreeve
light. the founder hunter has the ad-
vantage.
II is a fascinating sport. The
hunter becomes 80 interested that
fe walks miles without realizing the
distance.
1nn Glounder comes UP from deep
10 low water, and usually Is found az
the edge az a sand bar projecting
from the shore line as the tide goes
out.
On one side the founder is a deep
brown color. and on the other a
light sand. The fish ~ not easily
detected and ii ~ a common occur
renee for the torch bearer 20 he "up-
set" after stepping on a large
founder.
Boys Of grammer school age are
enthusiastic founder hunters.
Recently a group NJ boys caught
80 within an hour near the Isle OF
Caprice. az Biloxi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-22
New Harrington
Hotel to Open

HARLINGEN. Nov. 21.-The Moore
Hotel. Hnrlingen's latest c0ntribu-
t.on 10 the list 81 modern hostclries
In the Valley. will be formally OPEN
ed Tuesday night according 20 an
nouncement BY G.. s. Moore, owner
ard The hotel will be OPEN
for inspection from y 20 10 o'clock.
The hotel has "a rooms. each with
private baths. and il modernly fur
rished throughout. The large lobby
Is finished in green and old gold.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-22
Issue Formula On
Beet Worm Control

SAN BENITO. Nov. 22.-Formula
Tor beet worms and a carrot leaf
slight which have been discovered IN
Cameron county, were announced to-
iay PSI County agent Henry Alsmeyer.
For combating the beet worm. the
'ellowing mixture Is recommended by
he county agent;
Two pounds AZ calcium arsenate.
cne rcund cf soar. and 80 gallons
Of water.
For the carrot leaf slight: A 4-4-50
bordeaux mixture. four pounds Of
hi~uestone. four pounds Of lime. 80
SALONS 81 water and one pound Of
soap.
The soda Is important for use as q
'stickeF" Alemeyer explained.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-22

sistency of water ice. Serve rs "a
dessert or in sherbert glasses a. an
accompaniment to roast turkey or
cry hot or cold meats. This makes
enough for six people.
Cranberry Mould-fnstead or the
frozen mixture one may use "A gel
atin combination Dissolve u package
Of lemon Jell-Q IL t~hree-fourths pint
boiling water. When cool. add two
thirds cup cranberry pulp which has
teen sweetened and rubbed through
q seve. Ponld half in a mold and
hen firm. pour on the other half
whipped. Serve with roast turkey or
chicken.
Pumpkin Pie:
! egg
2 tablespoons sorghum mnlasses.
! cup pumpkin
1-2 teaspoon nutmeg
1-2 cup sugar
Ii cup milk
is teaspoon salt
is teaspoon allspire
Beat egg thoroughly. add sugar
and mix well. Add molasses. salt
ard spices, pumpkin and milk. Nix
we'll and pour into a pie dish which
has been lined with plain pastry.
Bake IN " hot oven for ten minutes
ar longer. Cloves and cinnamon may
be added or used as substitutes for
the nutmeg ard allspice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-22
Teachers to Visit
Schools at Houston

SAN BENITO. Nov. 22.-Valley
school supcrintendents and principals
who will attend the State Teachers
Associations convention in Houston
on Thanksgiving day will leave Tues
day night and spend Wednesday
visiting Houston schools.
The plan TO spend a day inspecting
the Houston schools system has been
adopted by the school officials Of the
Valley and Is expected 70 be Of value
IN meeting school problems in this
section.
San Benito educators who will be
IN the party are: superintendent
+. 6. Harris. Fl. o. Smith. l.. A. Goss
and VI. r. Glover. principals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-22
Mike Tvass viii
Erect Building

EDTNBURG. Nov. 22.-Edinburg
will have another model store build
ing when the structure which will
be erected by Max Tvass is complet-
ed the latter part Of February. The
building Is so BY lA2 feet In size,
one story in height and will provide
rooms for five stores.
Work on the structure was started
this week, P. p. Ewing having the
contract.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
Want PARDON
power VESTED
IN 3 PERSONS
House to Pass on Con-
stitutional Amend
nent to be Submit
ted to Texas Voters

AUSTIN. Texas, Jan. i7.-3.Pi-A
constitutional amendment 20 dis
tribute the pardoning powers be-
tween the governor, chief justice Of
he supreme court and the attorney
general. 70 supplant the present
sole power OF the governor, is
sought in 2 house joint resolution
introduced Monday BY Representa-
tive Bowen Pope OF Hamlin, Jones
county.
The proposed pardon trio would
be required to file with the secrc-
tary or state reasons.
A popular vote on the amendment
is provided in the resolution for the
general election in November, 1928
Both houses n the legislature
met jointly today and appointed
committees TO canvass tho election
vote for Governor and Lieutenant
governor.
Speaker X. l.. Bobbitt, announced
the remainder Of the house perm
anent committees, chief Of which
was the appropriations committee.
with Representative Claude Teer OF
Granger, as chairman.
Senator A. f. Wood az Granger
already has been named head Of the
senate finance committee.
Teer's appointment thus puts the
states purse strinEs largely under
the supervision Of two Moody men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
SEEKING Man
IN STABBINC
Screams Bring Police
To Aid Of Woman
In Park

Francisco Morantes Is being sought
in connceticn with the stabbing yes
terday evening" ~ his housekeeper,
Mrs. Petra ortez, in Washington
Park.
Screams of Mrs Cortez' ten-ycar-
old daughter luought residents in
tha part Of town and police 10 the
scene of the stabhing. The woman
was taken 10 the office Of DIR. Jose
del Castillo whore three stitches We're
required To close a knlfe wound bc-
hind her left ear. The wound was
several inches long and. about an
inch and half deep II narrowly
missed the Jugular vein.
According O. the story told police
by the woman and her daughter she
had some disagreement with Mo-
rantes FOR whom she had been work
ing. A woman had come 10 the
Morantes home. which is located on
the 900 block Of the alley between
Monroe and Jackson Streets and en-
rloyed Mrs. Cortex. She declared
that she lcftNfhis house for the new
,mnloymrnt offered her and that
Morauies followed her and her
daughter.
Mrs. Cortex said that Morantes
overlook them IL Washington Park.
drew out 4 knife and stabbed her. He
fled nft r the stabhing. she said. Po-
lice were unable % find him NJ his
home. A warrant for his arrest has
been issued.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
JAIL BREAKER Is
Still AT LARGE

TULSA. Oklahoma. Jan. I7.-1Es
Death threats NJ John Mayo, con-
victed bank robher. whose sensa-
tional break from the Tulsa county
Jail sunday left Officers nonpulsed,
were unhcedcd today rs search for
the desperate continued III Tulsa
and vicinity.
w. &. Holt. az whose alleged
courtshir Of Mrs. Mayo. wife of
Mayo. had reached him at the coun-
ty jail and which IL believed TO have
filled Mayo with jealousy, resulting
in his break for complete liberty,
was still at the downtown hotel to-
day despite orders 70 leave within
three hours or suffer death. given
him early Sunday morning By Mayc
when Ne suddenly appeared at the
hotel. Holt declined 10 talk with re-
porters, however.
Meanwhile Officers here had re-
ceived reports that Mayo had been
seen in Ninita and efforts were be-
inE redouhled 10 find him there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-17
RAILROAD MEN
INSPECT CITY
Agents on Return Trip
From Mexico Stop
Here

Visiting for few hours in
Brownsville this morning were ap-
proximatcly 159 delegates To the am
nral convention Of the Passenger,
Ticket and Freight Agents Associa-
tion of Texas in San Antonio who
were returning from slde-trip 70
Monterrey by way w Natamoros.
The convention was held last
week end in san Antonio. with about
200 delegates III attendance. Three
foUrths Of these went on q side trip
20 Monterrey, entering Mexico at
Laredo. They returned bv way Of
Natamoros and had intended making
trip through The Valley by auto
but found time too short 20 permit
the tour. They left here 1T 1l:45
o'clock after arriving and break
fasting il Iatamoros, for Corpus
Christi where they viii DE enter
tanned this evening"
Among the visitors brought here
as n result Of tha convention was
Hal :. Ray, director a0f personnel
and public relations for the Chicago.
Rock Island Il Pacific Railway Com
pany and for the Chicago, Rock -
land a. Gulf Railway Company. He
addressed the convention in san
Antonio.
Mr.. Ray expressed q particular de-
sire ~ sec Mercedes where he said
ne owned some land about "a yeats
ago. He said he sold some land, on
which part ~ the city is nov lo-
Gated. for $40 an acre and mide a
profit. He says " is interested IN
seeing the city because h. under
stands that same land is selling 70
81 800 an acre now.