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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
FARM RELIEF
FIGHT LOOMS
McNary-Haugen Bill
VIII Come Up In
House Monday

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Jan. g.
iPf-C Completing hearings on q half
dozen farm relief proposals. the
house agricultural committee cleared
H. desS today for action on tine new
McNary Haugen measures with III
dications that a sharp fight will re-
suit when ii IN taken up Tuesday
over IT, equalization fee On basic
commodities SO control erop sur
pluscs-
Relief advocates also were ready
70 open fire III the senate where
Chairman MeNary has ordered hear
ings by the agricultural committee
ON the farm question early iu the
week.
With farm leaders agreed that
the principal fight Ia congress will
~ over the proposed equalization
fee. there was conside rablc specula-
tion as 10 what bills eventually
would emerge from committees As
far ~ the house group ~ concerned
the seutimcnt among oppon nts of
the fee appeared 10 lean towards The
Inrtis-Crisp bipartisan compromise
measure. principally because IL y.
said 20 have the partial endorsement
Of Secretary JardIne.
Representative Aswell. democrat
Louisiana, however, said lie haf
lined np substantial support Tor hi.
proposal which, although differing
| from the Curtis Critp bin in ssvera
important details. also omits IN,
equalization fee.
Among the house and senate mem
bcrs fagoring the fee, the NrNnry
Haugen measure has incurred very
unanimous favor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
ROAD TO ESTABLISH
BETTER RELATIONS

CHICAGO. Ill.. Jan. s.tFl--Thb
Mexican international road AyAtemr
which will connect Mexico with the
United States. will do much % ease
the relationships between the two
countries. SrnDr DiAz LRpi. serreta-
w the national highway committee
al Mexico city. said tonight when BE-
arrived with q delegation 40 the
American Road Builders convention
starting Monday.
Mexico. he explained, has both .
local and international rqpd SYSTEM.
The latter largely inramHiplete. An
arterial highway. when finished. will
link Mexico City and other impor-
tAnt Mexican points with Laredo,
Texas
This will be not only Of ec0nom-
icnl imporranre, but will assist in
Joining thr rAtinnalites personally.
Senor Lrnl said.
Little International feeling ~
found I'm Mexico. Senor Laal said.
even In tha capital
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
GUEST WALKS OUT OF
= !. y
HOTEL WINDOW COMES
X X X
IN ON ANOTHER FLOOR

Ii Is almost legendary that 4
drunk persons cannot be hurt and
the more SAcriliFious say that the
Lord takes care OF drunkards.
4 guest at a local hotel had
enough happen to him almost 10
convince him that this was the
case.
This particular guest went 10
hi room IN thc ton floor Of, a
local hotel. got into his paiamas
and instead OF walking 10 his bed
walked out of the window. lie
fell To the wooden roof or an adj
jacent building. got up. apparent
IN unhrrt and headed for the
nearest opening.
The opening happcnded % bs
the window to another room IN
the same hotel. He walked right
IN on another guest who was
reading robbery accounts in the
evening paper. The startled occu
rant OF the room rot his run and
covered the pajama-clad in
trudcr He quickly realized the
inehriatcd state ~ his nocturnal
visitor and rang for the porter
20 restore him TO his room.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09

The receipts by cities are as fol
lows:
Brownsville 1925. $i5.35I.9 .97: 1926
500 .5GT. .36: increase. S5.3fJ.59.
San Bcnito-Iy25. S25.3.0.C3: 1926.
Sc. .3i5.TO; increase, $i975.67.
Iailingen. 1925. So. .243.Sl: 1926.
S2g. ..55.15: increase, $g.5il.H4
MercedeS-ig25. $4,000: 1926. S23.-
sos: increase. 81 500.
McAllcn-- 1925. $2l .ai2IT; 1926.
S2i .3O0i9; increase. $3.a5S.O2.
Mission 1925. SiT,7Al; 1926. Sl9.-
$50: increase. 81 0Og.
Edinburg-lga5. $S.54-.5s; 1926.
$l3.35T.TI: increase. $4.-iH.iG.
Total for Valley 1926. SiJ?.l96.4G: !:
1926. Sl9l -3si.7s: increase. Ss2. 2.lS52s.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
SACASA CHARGES
DOUBLE DEALING

WASHINGTON. ~. XVII. Jan. S.
t4'i Stale department officials were
accused tonight Of having assured
Juan n. Sacasa, who's gute .4lrent
in Nicaragua hAs been recognized WIT
Mexico in opposition XIV that headed
IS Adolfo Diaz. which has been rec
ognized hy the United Statla. that
they would soon serura his restOra-
ton ~ power.
r. Carazo Morales. former secre-
tary " the Nicaraguan legation here
ana secretary tO >aeaNa during BIZ
visit nere last year. made the charge
in formal statement which said
that each timc Sacana visited the
state department he wls urged by
officials os the Latin American III
vision 70 rcmain in Washington.
in particular" the statement
said. on unr occasion in February
1925, after his receipt ~ CABLE
from Nicaragua urging his imme-
diate return he was urged hv these
officials To Uait one more month. AT
the end W the month Ne wns told
10 pe faiient and everything would
he flxel up all right without blo0a-
shed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
WICHITA FALLS Is
SHAKEN BY BLAST

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Jan. s.
Up Explosion or 500 quarts uf nitro
glyerince in a magazine belonging TO
the M0rrisey Torpedo Company two
miles wet of this city un the Sey-
m0ur road shortly before midnight
shook the entire city. rastling win
dowS and dishes and caused great
degree of excitmenet. Inspection Of
the site " the nitro magazine re-
vsaled that It had been transformed
into miniature volcanic crater No
loss of life was reported.
Residents in towns 25 miles from
the scene OF the explosion reported
hearing the blast and called iecal
newspaper offices for information.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
British Refugees in Shanghai
Postoffice Receipts Show
Growth of Valley Towns

Postal receipts in eight OF the
larger cities of the Valley showed an
increase of approximately 20 per
cent in 1926 over the 1925 totals.
The receipts, taken as a sure indi-
cation 0f progress. increased almost
uniformly over the Valley. as shown
b. the figures given out by the va
rious postmastcrS. The total in the
eight cities from which receipts were
secured for 1926 was Sl9l ,3sl.Ts. and
in the same cities the 1925 total was
$l5s. 1866.
The cities in which figures were
secured are Brownsville. san Benito.
Harlingen. Mercedes, McAllen. Mis-
sion and Edinburg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
Mexico Oil Land
Controversy May
60 to The Hague

MEXICO CITY. Jan. s.-lP-Mex-
leo would be- willing 10 submit its
nrw petroleum and alien land law
differences with thu United States
TO The Hague Tribunal. although
that would endanger Mexican SOW
ereignty. ii such submission 10 The
Hague were the only way or avoid
ing a still greater menace to Mex
leo
President Gales made this dec
larati0n today toea group Or visit
ors from the United States headed
BY Hubert G. Herring. who are
studying the relations between Mex
leo and the United States.
The Americans. who came here to
ret first hand information on Mex
icnn-Ameriran relations comprise
writers. ministers Of various relig~
ions, professional and business men
and social workers.
The president asserted that with
drawal ~ the Unitod States OF rec
ognition OF his government would
certainly cause an immediate revo-
luton in Mexico and would ~ ~
terrrctexi by the enemies az the
Mexican government as an encour-
agcmcnt Of such revolution. Revolu-
tienary efforts were under way ai
present. he pointed out. but his gov
ernment was suppressing such cf.
forts and rpnishing those esponsi-
bic and would continue this line NJ
action ~ every place throughout the
republic.
lie coRtcndcd that the issue be-
tween the United States and Mexi-
60 regarding the petroleum queS-
tion was false and fictitious is
sue. because the oil interests were
not deprived III any rights. but On
the contrary. their subsoil rights
acquired before 1917 could be ex-
tended for fifty years BY reason o1
the new concessions and the Law
providing that AZ the end Of fifty
years they might be extended for
another thirty years. Thus. all the
rights Of which the oil men CON-
planned they were deprived Jere.
in fact. preserved for eighty years
''Is not the period of eighty years
enough time IN which to gct out an
the oil ," the President asked.
Has anybody ever heard Of an
cil we'll lasting eighty years ?"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
NEGRO SENTENCED
FOR THIRD Time

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. S.-ipi-
Mathew Thomas, Lee county gro.
SATURDAY. night vas convicted ~
criminally assauliing a Whit woman
rs jury IN criminal district court
here and for the third time was Civ
en- . ~ yra- sentence
Thomas had previously hsen con
vieted twice in Lee county on the
charge and each time given ~ years.
The case. first rcmanded ~ LIE
county for fetrial. was tried here on
a change af venue. The court has
hccn holding night sessions IN order
that th- docket may ~ clcarea for
the ttiai III The Rev. J. Frank Norris
~nf Fort " nrth. scheduled 20 start
Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
RIGHT OF Way
HIGH PRICED
Cameron May Aban-
don Plans for Part
OF Flood Levees

That pians for part Of the Gamer
on county flood control project along
the Arroyo lrado may be abandoned
as the result Of high prices demanded
rs land own r. for lcvee sites WAS
indicated Saturday when announce
ment was made b. Judge Dancy that
the county commissioners would
open bids on part of the construction
work Wednesday.
Bids will be opened on the entire
north fleodwsy from the Hidalgo
county Zine ~ the point where fixcd
waters will te enipticd into the La
guns Maire. and also those portions
on the north side IL the Arroyo Col
orado west ~ La Feria to the Hi
dalgo county line. and that section on
the south side Of tho Arroyo from
the Hidalg0 county line 10 point
vest of the Harlingen highway
bridge Contracts for the balance
Of the north side Of the Arroyo viii
not he let at this time. ewing 20
difficulty III securing right Of way.
and no contracts from the Harhngen
bridge eastward 20 the east line Of
the Browne Tract Will 10 let for tho
same reason.
1t is very probable we will build
lrvct~ through .the brush line east
VI the Browne Tract for three ~
four miles. Judge Dancy said. We
regret this state Of affairs very
much. but il we cannot get right Of
way for sections where We ean make
complete project. we will later
build these levees. providing the
money lasts.
We have had demands for H. high
az $500 "a Si.oAQ per acre for lands
that our records Nhow have been COW
cred with water % d depth oi five
feet during high flood stages We
would not have money enough 10 buy
rights Of way alone AT this rate. and
nu one regrets the situation more
than the members 81 the commits
sionerS' court
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
New Ruling Effects
Reserve Officers

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Jan. S.
I'-The Reserve Officers Associa-
tioR. composed III about 100000 mem
hers henceforth viii he component
and official part OF the United
States defense forces. IL was an
n0unced today by General Roy Hoff-
man 81 Oklahoma City. president Of
the association.
General Hoffman was advised iy
telegram from Washington that an
executive officer in charge ~ af-
fairs Of the association will be e~ab-
iishca i'm the office ~ the chief of
staff. Orwell Johnston. secretary III
the association. sent the telegram.
New policies have been adopted
covering promotion. assignment and
discharge W reserve officers. John
ston's telegram said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
RACING Ur TO COURT

TALLAHASSEE. Fla, Jan. S.--sFi--
The destiny Of Florida horse racing
was placed in tho hands II the state
Supreme Court today
Whether sale or lease certifi-
Gates az race tracks is betting" and
as such comes under the state stat
ute against gambling was the ques-
tion thtc court has been asked 90
decide for all tracks in Florida.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
CRIME WAVE FILLS
DALLAS CITY JAIL

DALLAS. Texas. Jan. s.-iP1-
The city jail here was crowded t0
the portals late Saturday and meal
time resembied mess time al an
army raHtnnment. a. result nf the
detention ~ officers of between
l75 and 200 -undesirables" in an
effort - stop the crime wave
which has swept the city of late.
seven persons arrested IN the last
three days are scheduled 10 face
trial for robberies. officers said.
a. result OF activities sf of-
ficcrs. however. Dallas was free vi
serious crimes last night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09

Had Generals Zachary Taylor.
Robert +. Lee. n. :. Grant and
numerous other notables, includ-
ing porfirio Diaz. been alive and
present In Brownsville the past
week they would have witnessed
the destruction Of q certain build
ing with regret
The old Cover home. at which
they spent many pheasant oe-
easion before aaey became gen.
erals and great leaders or men. is
now nc mere. II was the eldest
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
SEATTLE SECURES
CHICAGO PITCHER

CHICAGO. H.. Jan. s.--fEl-The
Chicago Americans tonight nm
nounced til release ~ Jim Edwards.
left hand pitcher. obtained from
Cleveland two years age. 10 thf
Seattle club III the Pacific Coast
League.
Tom Gully. outfielder. obtained
from the Little Rock Southern As
Sociation Club lasr year. was turned
hAeA "a that club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
"a Bandits Killed
BY Federal Troops

MEXICO CITY. Jan. H.-f4r--
Eighty found bandits or revolution
aries have been killed BY the fed
eral troops IN the last fc~ days In
rumbats IN various parts of the
country according ~ neH spaPer
and war department reports.
The war department HIS issued
orders ~ military commanders rn
execute -umniariiy all persons car
rying arms against the government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
Bandits Shoot And
Rob Commerce Man

COMMERCE. Texas. Jam s---fsfl
TIVE highwaymrn held up. robbed.
shot and seriously wounded Omar
McCrary. young Commerce ra.lraAd
man near here tonight on tho Paris
Commerce NJ -hway. stopping him
af bridge. the AEhwaymen robbed
him of SIS ard when he refused %
give them the keys 10 bis auto
mobile. Unr uf thp hnnn shot him.
TTe %as picked up Nv a npt0EiAt
and brought 70 a hospital here Al
though shoA through the breast he
The hiRhwayrnan escaped.
The hihEway escaped.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
FATHER OF GOVERNOR DIES

FEEDOAIA. Kas-, Jam 9.--++'l--
Jacob Walter Paulen. pioneer Kan
san and father Of Governor Ben :.
Fanien. died at his home here ~
I2.45 o'rlDrs this morning,
Governor Paulen. who will De in
auEurateG for second term Mon
day. and other members Of the
family were u the bedside.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
ABANDON MEXICO
RUBBER PROJECTS

MEXICO CITY. J-n. S.--tTi-T The
American chamber of commerce had
received letter from the Fire
stone Tire and Rubber Company of
Akron. Ohio. saying that the com
rany has abandoned its project Ia
grow hubber in the Mexican state
Of Chipas.
Climate and all natural con-
conditions in Chipas was favorable
for rubber production. but the Fire
stone Company explains that il
found "othcr conditions" such IVA
would initiate against the project
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
RELToN BA>h CLOSED

BFITON. Texas. Jan. S--iPr--The
First State Bank al Bolton. organ
ized IN 1909 By former Governor
lrrlrS y. Ferguson. VAS placed i'm
charge of the State Banking Depart
Tnent SATURDAY Ii had q capital
stock OF $4,000. For q number Of
years il had been controlled by To-
esl businessmen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09

The Cowen home was the rem
dezvcss for the young men
brought r. this section by the for
tunes of war and destined To
gain fame and Influence in the
future. Mrs. isabel Cowen. owner
81 the residence until il was sold
~ u petroleum. company recently.
IS ~ years old. but hale and
hearty in spite Of her age. Her
mind Il clear. In fact vivid, with
memories ef those early days when
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
Historic Old Brownsville Structure Which
Had Housed Presidents and Generals is Razed

her was -hr only brick house III
town. Il was q gay place indeed.
the gathering place Of young
American cffirrrs. surgeons and
others who were I'D become fam
Gus later ~ life and to become
inSeparably linked with the his
tory of the nation
One nf the most brilliant fig
ufcs at that time. or course. was
that Of General Taylor, who made
CONTINUED On page SIX
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09

brick building in Brownsville
until 4 was torn down To make
room for a filling station and
apartment buildings.
Some uf these mgn were here
during and immediately after the
Mexican War. General Zachary
TayioF. for one. made his head
quarters Al the Cowen home.
which. according 20 directions ia
the modern city Of Brownsville.
was located az the corner of
Elizabeth and Fourteenth Streets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
lind MANS R0DY

CAMERON. Texas. Jan. s--i-1's--
v l.. White. so. missing for two
days. was found dead in a field at
his hemc near MAySfield Saturday.
A shotgun which had been discharged
was beside the body.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-09
WEATHER roRECA Asr

East ErSas: Sunday fair. colder:
! aonday generally fair; light % fresh
] ,e~fherlv winds On the coast.
!. West Texas: sunday faig. colder;
Monday fair, warmer in north pcr.
Iaion.
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-04

ed tho performance in Webster 0f Little Women which was given by the Woman C.ah on Monday evening and was a great sgecess. l. is inter eshnE fo add that some of the old fashioned costumes were loaned oy Thompson people.
 Mr and Mrs. koasiatEss are guests for luncheon at the pse. ssssfHes Arr Club gn Saturday of Mr Marshall sheldon The party then motors to Boston for the piano recital given by Mr Charles Anthony whs haH been the guest of Mrs. N0nsiatsky at her home in fhompsUns
 Honor roll for Thompson school z Hefs to loo per cent. Franklin Cole man. sarah Ballard. Elgiz Logee- Elua f4aa. Theresa AuFer. Raymgni smith Grace Bttheg George Law. Stanley Johnson. Andrew Gnaza. Alexander Maitland Jr Esther Stevens Annie Goloskie. Arthur WitheY and Helen Jahnsan. eighty to elghtE-Hi8e per
 rf. John Eddy George HoeniR. Es- ther Munyan, Mark Coleman. May Wthey Louise Bayer, Roger Bayer. Lawrence Bayer. Alan I9gee. Robert More and Edgar Elliott
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-04
pOFHFpET

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 Tha faaiea Hsua'a ses the FiTet eeHere Faf.a aI aEa1#H H#H its al dae sezsinF uEetine 2 inc ha#= of Nrs Ffank K Haf nf EaHfH.E Centre au BeIHezdaF HifH az and profitable da7 u had is
 fenien uroVfam fo Chr church of panafsei aill l.fas follow 1rr7frl on Thursdays at { 2n n On ser dnys Holy Communion at and at li 2 m Sunday evening s#rs'Hs= at { 70 ? m NH th efh Hf March at { ao m the Rev Mr Richard Danielsna wiii preach on be WefeH Church Or thf fath af March Hee Er Hatch Riil preach en The Efrss Chufehman PilFrimaEe to the Holy Land
 Grssf interest was shown in tfe Panfrat ffaa-iiHFar9 8h-n t tad fl opening eyarcI 0H Friday Ffra arY 2f Tho raame af the e#atr# sehoai ware crowded afternoon art evening The etrrinE ram W given h1 rbe children ef the Ca8t school and tfr afternoon are he children af tha other hea Hf t. township famresItIar were rr3 and NJ Bale HaieHlm f#fH stafE Library Committee e8Fa=ar IH feresfIrp faik on Auth aeeas chilasaH Wara anesfIaes wra akeA aHf showed raH f4Hsf uaat fHld rtrnsuH Hff Furea E N fhHer aH a Ma She HaH vrre e#taf. tHiHai over Eff Fr HfH FrH The hrarH aE se Ha hr.1 id tefeHe has tensHarafl home at tf. Gfntrf aIl hz eH=r ,v srv I'm daF afternoon from 12o G. s o'clock There are aircadY nearly roo toatz for both 0dulta a8d ehil dreu Tho books are noW being cir eulate,l through the schools
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-04
THOMPSON

Miss Wney has returned from Nsw York.
 Miss Sarah Crosby entertained the bridge club 0a Tuesday
 Mrs Packham was iu toan on Sun aae with Mrs kas@iassky
 Mrs Nelson Bradford entertained at auction on Saturday evening.
 Hf , 0luey Br5tt af fhe faie Law School spenf Sunday in town with hIs mother
 Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kemm rer are sfaftfHK on a tHu weeks hEhing cruise CT the Florida Keys
 The Ladies Home and Foreign Miss 8narg Society held their meeting at tha home sf Mfs F c Paine 6n Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrr. Yonaatsky s starting repaifs on the "I4dge Flint house. for the opening Mrs Berk Mame1d0v's fea house. which sil Dc early in the sum mer season
 4 party of Thompson people attend
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-04
AL Ihe Ben .e.rn..rnnr Inn

Mrs Frank Richmond and little daughter Niss Beatrice. of Prov denee. are at tbr south cottage for the week end
 Mrs prinrle Mitchell entertained at bridre Wednesday afternoon. Her guests were Mrs Dexter Elliott Mrs 4 V Wheeler and Miss Helen Cash
 Mr and Mrs John tiroeyerar are snendInF several days n B0stau
 Nrs GfenFllis HENH and lIz< Roaiia Rhode hatf returned t pfavi denee after sharf riat.at che Main Hause
 Miss Frarcf paeF5tf neHt tho paSf week =onfl tr Narth Nttl h6rl
 Mr and Mf Frank flnEles and their children wlll raWe from fuEH denec today td remain mti AandHe
 Mrs Frpdcriek kine af Negtan -s stonping at the Nam House for crnl weeks
 Mr and Mr# 4 NJ Denny of iiar ward Mass. were supper guests on Tuesday evening
 Mrs stephen Chase has returned fe New York after a short visit 4 ihe Main House
 Mir and Mrs. Robert c Bnen If Hartford wore among ihe dinner guest at the Inn on last Sunday. also Mir. and Mir. Richard R Bulkeley. If Hartford
 MT. P. c. Gratwiek. af RpTalo N ' is reristered fer this weeken
 Others registered for thr we k-eud are Mir. ard Mrs George Huriev. of Providence Mr and Mrs ? ? Booth lf Providence Mr and Mrs MHleaim Graham. ef New York NJ ana Mrs 4 < Jancbs and small s0n f Basfan. Mrs efaahen Chase entertuins si Nrs Donald i'nea at dinner on fiiee8av Miss Katrina StHreis. of Boston ls nend.ne seearnl days at thr Main 1. dousa
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-04
Bid w.,

FGazue and Dapte
 Miner and Brousseau prsaeur and RobHiart
 Sherman and Moss Wheatley and Bourgeois
 MiYon and Fayne' Migneauit and and Evans
 Merriam and Baldwin Chadwick and Gallant
 Bradford and fhayur- q Mansfield ana EaPiere
 Philips and Arnold Perry and Diamond
 Talbot and Seward
 Crib Carroll and Raffertv
 King and Watson sTetreauIt and Campbell
 Marcy and Stanton sBerthiaume and Wheaton
 Mellor and Lo0mis Pinoehle . Berth and Cayanaugh
 Jones and Diamond Billiards sCharron Nichols
Putnam patriot., 1927-03-04
?. H. s. DEFEATS
 PLAlNFIELD 3o-fs

The Putnam boys went to Central Village 10 play the Plainfield High school boys on Thursday Feb. 2s.
 A fhe beginning of the game, PlaiHfield was ahead. bat the Putnam boys soon rallied and got ahead of their oppenenEs At the beginning the game Ras more 8f less balanced, the bail goinz from Putnam t0 Plain field and s5ce-versa. Plalntse!c 2 star played vas put out on fouls.
 Fred Alvord shot some good foal shots for Putnam but the stellar play er was Donnfnick Bove. He was up ta h.s old form with his fancy shots He scored eighteen points out of the thirty
 During the last quarter. Sabin Donovan and Leo went in They play ed a hard game and kept the score up.
 The lineup
 PUTNAM PLAINFIELD Aivord. Donovan. If rf. Millstein Bove. Leo. r If. Derda