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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
Fort Worth Live
Stock Generally
Steady, Higher

FORT WORTH. Dee. fs.-tF-
Hogs. 100. five 10 Zoe higher. tor
sass; packing scws 7.75 and 775i
pigs 6.75 ~ IT'S.
Cattle and calves. 1900. steal-i
grass steers value $50 70 49, ~
cows 10 70 a.e5; calves value $50
and less.
sheer. 700; lambs li.75 to 1900,
steady.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. is.-6F-
Hogs: 10000: strong 10 loc higher
top ss.T5 On choice 225-a50 lbs
packing sowr 7.e5Gs.15.
Cattle 5000. calves 1000; steady
IA easier: slaughter steers. good ard
choice l500-l5OO lbs. ll.75Gl6.00;
fl0O-l3O0 IT,. l1.T5Gl6.25; 950-l0n
Tbs. Il.75Tlf.T5. fed y~earlinEs, good
choice 750-S5O lbs. ll.T5Il6.25; he'll
ers. good and choice $50 lbs. down
1000 1850; COWS. good and choice
S.00M 1925; v~caIers (milk fed mr-
dium ~ choice S.n0I 800
sheep 5000; strong ~ sc higher
lambs good and choice ta2 lhs. down.
1890 1900; ewes. medium AZ chcira
tian IN. down 5.g5r 7.Hn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
State Election
Board Is Hearing
Wurzbach's Case

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 1e.-tF1-Al-
though they doubt whether they
have any authority in the case. mem
bers Of the state election board will
hold a public hearing today into the
charges Of Congressman Harry NJ.
Wurzbach that Irregularities defest-
ed him for reelection in the Four
teenth congressional district.
Wurzbach charges that the figure
announced BY the county clerk. which
gave him victory by a small margin,
were altered TO such an extent that
the canvass Of the Bexar county COM
missioners' court gave Wurzbachs
opponent the election by 800 votes.
His opponent, Judge Augustus Nc
Closkey has been indicted for altera-
tion Of election returns in Bexar
county. The congressional campaign
expenditures investigating commit
tee recently held a hearing on the
matter IN San Antonio and Congress
mar Wurzbach has announced that
he will contest the seating Of Nc
Closkey If the latter obtains a Ger
tificate OF election from the state
board after today's hearing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
STOCK PRICES
CLOSE STRONG
2,000,-
0C0 Shares Sold
During Day

NEW YORK, Dee. is.-tFl-The
stock market opened irregularly
higher today with early trading
again light in volume. National Bel
las Hess and National Biscuit each
opened s points higher and Kenne-
colt Copper and U. :. Industrial
Alcohol showed initial gains Of a
point. Warner Bros. Pictures and
Westinghouse Electric each Welded
a point on the first sale.
Although a few spots developed
here and there. the general market
continued to point upward. National
Bellas Hess extended It's gain 20 7
points.
Coppers again showed good evil
dence OF group strength. American
Smelling advanced 2 points and
CRANKY moved W | I-2 70 n new high
AZ Sc IL. Greene Cananca vas
heavy. Selcctive buying continued in
the rail group with Erie and Kansas
City Southern in the vanguard az the
advance.
Foreign exchanges opened firm.
with cables quoted Is IF a cent high
cr at si.s5 5-16.
The closing was strong. Sales
aprroximated 1000. 200 shares.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
Kiwanis Body Of
North Decide to
Visit in Valley

D.flnlts decision ~ visit the Val
Ley has been reached by 4 group ~
1Oo or go members OF Illinois and
Eastern Iowa kiwanIs clubs. accord
ing 10 4 communication received
by y. L. Nelch Of the local club who
Is q member Of a committee appointed
N an effort 70 get the group to visit
this section.
The club members are 10 leave Chi
cage on February II, on what IL de-
signated as a golf tour" IN addi-
ton to seeing the country they plan
70 spend some time on links in each
visited il possible.
One day stops are scheduled AZ
Little Rock, Ark. Dallas. Waco. Aus
tin, san Antonio, and Corpus Christi.
Two days will be spent in the VALLEY.
one N the upper end and one IN the
lower section. These two dates vill
fall on a Saturday and Sunday. Il
Eas stated.
Valley hiwanis clubs are ore
sting IN a program Of entertainments
but nothing has been definitely de-
cided upon rs yet.
The body will return "a their
homes from Brownsville after a cir
Cuitous route through the East.
They are expected 70 spend their
major part Of their time here on the
Country Club golf links and IN visit
ing Matamoros, il was stated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
County Accepts
$500 Premium
On Road Bonds

Cameron county's series ID" road
bonds, the fourth million or the
S6,U0D,000 road bond issue, were sold
ny the commissioners court Tuesday
morning 10 John Gregg Of Browns
Vile, the county receiving a premium
IF 1880. Delivery or the bonds will
not IT. made before January 10.
Awarding Of road contracts ~ r.
financed IN the bond sale II sched-
uled for Friday. December I'll. the
designations including approximately
80 miles OF concrete paving.
No action was taken BY the COM
missioncrs court relative to the
budget for the county health unit,
though some time was devoted 70 dis
cussion Of the work or the unit and
the necessity of providing for an ad
ditional nurse 20 be stationed AZ Hsr-
lingen. Final action on the budget
was set for $3.50 Friday morning.
A number of bills were approved
including December salaries for coun-
~ employees. and announcement was
made that All offices would be closed
from Saturday afternoon, December
%. a. Wednesday morning, Deem
Der 2F.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
APPEAL MADE
FOR CHARITY
Volunteers Of America
Ask People to Give
Food for Dinner

IN order that Brownsville, poor
may be Toasted on Christmas pav.
Capt. ". ". Workman. head of tie
Brownsville emergency home Tor
women and children, operated b. I'll.
Volunteers Of America. has issued 4
Gale 70 tn emore fortunate peoplc
Of this city asking that they make
donations of food stuffs to be used
IN preparation OF the dinner
The Volunteers OF America, in ev-
cry city throughout the entire Unit
ed States where they operate charity
homes, give TO the poor a real dinner
on Christmas Day.
Money raised in the passing NJ the
~tambourine in the large cities ia
used TO purchase the necessary sup
plies.
1t is different here. however.
where the tambourine girls have mot
yet become an institution, according
t. Capt. Workman.
we have to ask the more fortu-
nate residents Of this city for dona-
tons Of food In order that this din
ner might be served 70 the poor who
otherwise might be forced ID W
unfed on Christmas Day" he said.
We intend feeding all the needy
VINO care 70 come within our doors
T to do this We simply must have
the whole hearted cooperation III
the people Of Brownsville"
donations may be sen to the Vol
unteers Of America home. s02 Eliza
beth street. OF II notified. the homo
will send 70 rthem.
The Volunteers or America Christ.
mas dinner 70 the poor Is an insti-
tuition IN every large city or the land.
y IS being held here this year for
the first time and every effort n u
oe put forth to make il A success.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
N. 0. FUTURES
CLOSE STEADY
Quotations End
Unchanged TO 4
Points Up

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1s.-P-
Disappointing Liverpool cables was
responsible for an easier opening in
the cotton market. First trades
showed declines Of . to 4 points.
January traded off to 1855. March
1864 and May 1857. or J TO . points
under yesterdays close.
The decline was checked at these
levels BY moderate trade buying and
January sold UP 10 1864. March 1878
and May 1857. or . 10 10 points
above the earlier lows.
Rumor Of the large private gin
nings estimate was confirmed later,
the report making g%inningS 10 De-
ccmber IL, 1~2,270.000 bales indicat-
ing n total OF 100000 bales for the
latS period. Selling became some
what aggressive and January traded
off 20 1850. March 1880 and May
1885, or IL 10 IA points down from
the early highs and ) 10 ~ points
under yesterdays close.
Trading was light, however. and
the market was supported nv the
severe weather In the belt and the
favorable cotton goods reports. A'
noon the market was quiet and near
the lows.
Cotton futures closed steady; ~
net unchanged 70 4 points up.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
Bar Association
Pays Tribune to
Spears Memory

High tribute 10 the memory OF the
late Judge Samuel Spears Of San Be-
rito was paid by speakers at the
semi-annual dinner OF the Cameron
County Bar association az Hotel Fl
Jardin Tuesday loon.
The representation was the largest
IN the history Of the association.
LLOYD S~tiernberg Of Harlingen, presi-
dent Of the association, presided and
the meeting was in the nature OF a
memorial to Judge Spears, pioneer
attorney Of Cameron coanty. who
died nj his home in San Benito No
vember %.
The principal address was made BY
Harbert Davenport, Brownsville at
torney. who briefly reviewed the life
and wok Of Judge Spears. citing his
efforts in behalf or the irrigation
districts and the influence he had
welded in securing passage OF leg
islation OF vital Importance r. VAL
lev irrigation interests.
A resolution was passed by the as
ISOLATION and will be presented
Tuesday afternoon for Inclusion II
the records Of the civil district court
Of Cameron county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
EXPECT 6 To
BE Held In
Bet Staying
Khan Leaders and At
torney Are Called
Before Grand Jury
In Dallas Death

DALLAS, Dec. 1S.-(P)-
The Times-H Herald said to-
day that six indictments
probably would be returned
tomorrow by the Dallas
county grand jury. now en-
gagged in an investigation of
a $4,000 election bet that re-
suited in the Staying Of Or
Vile l.. Mathews, Dallas
banker, by Y. Ray Adams,
Bartlett farmer, Sept. ].
The grand jury turned its
attention toward an affida-
Wit and telegram presented
in Adams trial Is evidence,
and to two cashiers checks
which Mathews kept as
stakeholder.
The newsparlr said sew
eral prominent ku KluX Khan
leaders and an attorney tes-
titled before the grand jury
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
IN OUR VALLEY

CONTINUED from page one.)
higher than in California" il also
a frequent statement.
But then. Valley fruit II better
and more desirable. whatever the
Californians may think about II.
THE ANNUAL low" about when
automobile licenses should be paid
without penalty is about 10 start.
Officially, the last day for cars in
operation in 1928 is on the last day
Of December.
And the surest way to avoid .
conflict with the lav is to secure
the license In advance or that day.
Also. the earlier IL is paid the less
waiting there il to he done IT the
courthouse or other license issuing
point.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
PLANE is
FLYING r u. ).

WASHINGTON, Dec. iS.-lPl-
The question mark, the army air
corps transport plane, selected 70
determine the limit Of endurance Of
that class Of aircraft, took off at
$40 a. IN. today for the Pacific coast
accompanied by refueling plane No.
Il.
The endurance plane will begin its
tests at dawn New Years Day In =
continuous flight which ~ expected
10 last ten days or longer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
FUNDS
SAID 100000 o

LOUISVILLE. ky.. Dec. ST
The Louisville Times says today that
Investigators checking accounts VI
Albert Nishct. blind treasurer of the
building fund Nh the BAPTIST taher-
racie. have discovered ~ shortage cf
approximately 100000.
Officials of the church met today
n determine what action will be
taken against Nishet, who II iii nc
his home here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
PAGEANT HERE
ON WEDNESDAY
To Be Given BY Stu
dents In School
Auditorium

The Worlds Redeemer," a pan
tome pageant Of the birth Of
Christ will be presented By the stu
dents Of the Junior college ut the
high school auditorium at s p. n.
Wednesday.
The story will be interspersed
with the singing or Christmas songs
BY the high school girls glee club
which has been practicing under the
direction Of Miss Annie Tucker.
The pageant opens with the
words Of the prophet saiah. Com
fort ye, comfort We. my children
and the first scene disclores a small
group OF shepherds guarding their
flocks at night. Suddenly an angel
appears before them. and a multi
tude OF heavenly hosts are heard
praising the Lord and saying: GLORY
70 God IN the highest and on earth
peace and good will toward men,"
And Is the angels were gone from
them into Heaven. the shepherds
said one unto another: "Let u now
20 ever unto Bethlehem and sec this
thing which ~ come 70 pass
The second scene portrsys the
coming or the shepherds into Beth
lshem. ard their finding or Christ
living in \ marEer.
IN lie third scene. the shepherds
make known unto the Bethlehem
people what has been told them re-
gardinc the Son Of Mary.
The fourth scene shows the wise
n'sn presenting gifts re gold. frank
incense and myrrh unto Christ.
The fifth and last seen shows the
coming Of the different groups Of
nations. their paying Of homage %
Christ; and then the recession Of
the shepherds. the wise men. the
Bethlehem people. and the groups or
the nations. leaving Mary and JOS
eph alone with the Babe in the
manTer.
A list Of the characters IN the par-
eant given out today BY those IN
charge II as follows:
prolocutor-Robert Branch.
Shepherds-Fred Gamble. Reynal-
10 Lorroria. Santos Ceyanes. Har-
Ian Baker. and Arthur Rencher.
AnEels-Rachel Milan. Margaret
Wsinright ard Josephine Pierce.
Gilmore Richardson plays the part
" Mary. and Robert Towns tia that
OF Joseph.
The wise men: Simon Bensvides.
Madison Taylor and Truett Roberts.
The Bethlehem people: James Ehr-
hardt, Julia Bowlcs. Frederica Klei-
her. Ardie Rice, Aileen Rice. Ray
Baker. Chester Grantham. Homer
Hanna. Mrs. Mary Markham. Bessie
Williams, and Bell Williams.
Groups or Nations:
Chinesc-Ncra Autry and Charles
Jones'.
Dutch Hubert Autry and Dorothy
Nertrecs.
Japanese-Dariine Parker and Lola
Rose.
Beirians -R Robert Myer and al
thea Whitehead.
Russians-Ira Webster and Fran
cis Blanton.
Spanish Eosita Ceyancs.
Turks-Bessie Goforth. Margaret
Hitchcock.
Norwegiar-Edwin Fdrcforth.
French-Rafael Arguita.
English - Marguerite Marchman
and Laurence Olmvtpad.
American Dorothy Dennis and
Buster Harris.
NeIicar-FranreS Cavarnv.
The committees in charge of the
different phases cf the rareart are:
Committee IN general. Mrs. Pauline
Goodc and Ns. Wiley Truss: Ora
matizatior. Miss wilson: Costumes.
Miss Sue Moore; Lighting. Dodson;
Scenery. Gwinn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL. Dec. ls.-tPy-Cot-
ton spot fair demand; higher; Amer
lean strict good middling Hap,
good middling HOP; strict middlinr
1882; middling 1852; strict low mid
ding 1887; low middling 1912;
strict good ordinary 9.92: good or
binary 9.62. Sales 5000 bales. $500
American. Receipts $4,000. American
%. 700. Futures closed barely steady
Dec. 1895; Jan. 1899; March 10.i2;
May 1914; July 10.il; Oct. 1917.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
Flu Victims Are
Estimated Over
100000 In U. S

WASHINGTON. Dec. ls.-fPi-
Public officials today estimated that
i0S.l65 new eases OF influenza had
developed in 20 states and New York
City last week. basing their figure
On actual reports Of s0.637 cases in
these states. Reports were not avail
able from other states but pubic
health officials said the outbreak
seemed to be- moving eastward along
lines Of traffic At an unexpected"
speed.
Kansas still had the greatest mum
Der or cases reported, with 6S.s43.
Illinois reported 2,196; Arizona. 2,6l5,
and New York City IS.
Health officials said the death rate
"secms 10 he increasing slightly
still"
CORSICANA, Tex, Dec 1S.-tPi-
One hundred and eight students and
six teachers were unable to atte-d
classes in the high school here today
because OF influenza. III. y. Filters.
school superintendent. said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
Youth FoIrND INJURED

BR0WNW0OD. Tex. Dec. is.-tH1
Found unconscious and suffering
from exposure at . a. N. today. after
posses had searched for him for
about five hours. Hays Hemphill.
"a. son Of a Coleman banker. had not
recovered sufficiently az moor 10 tell
his rescuers how he had been in
jured- Hcmphill left a ranch house
near Coleman yester, y 70 search
for stray cattle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
y YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Dee. ls.-LPD-Tnr
cotton market opened steady at a de-
cline Of . points 70 an advance Of 4
points after showing net losses III
2 or 4 points on the more active
months. Prices firmed up on some
covering. combined with trade and
commission house buying.
January sold up from 20.20 "a
202S and May from coils to 20.26.
with III eactive months showing net
advances Of 4 TO 8 points NJ the end
or the first half hour.
January sold off TO 20.l3 and May
TO POLL with the active months
showing net losses Of Z 10 ~ points
AZ midday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
tn RI TRIED AGAIN

FUKT SIULhIUN, Tex, Dec. t.
fPp-The man who allegedly beat
Miss Gladys Velcis into insensibility
near Grand Falls, Tex, on the night
of Nov. II, must stand trial again.
Happy Jack" White was tried here
Yesterday On n charge Of assault
with intent "a murder in the attack,
and when the jury was unable a.
agree. IL was discharged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
SON ALSO Was

CONTINUED from mage ore.l
Her daughter. Ethel May Padgett
died April 16. 1927.
Forest, her stepsor. died recently.
Upon his death Edwards brought
suit against 4 confectionery own
or. alleging the hoy had been sold
poisoned ice cream. but dropped the
action when Nc became i'll.
Physicians hold Sigh. hone far his
recovery. Mrs. Edwards ~ M libcr-
III on $1,000 bond.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
STEAMER ON FIRE: n PORT

BRFMERHANEN, Germany. Dee.
1s.-tFi-The stcamer Galtymore.
from Houston with $4,000 bales M
cotton. arrived today with fire in
her cargo between decks The city
fire brigade is trying n quench the
flames.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
Vet T~elegrapher
Takes Own Life

SAN ANTONIO, Dee. ls.-tPl-
Stanley Mentzer. 80, an old time tele-
grapher. died III a hospital here to-
day after swallowing a glass Of
poison in his hotel room.
Mentzcr left several notes one sd-
dressed to his wife who he said was
visiting relatives here. Police, how
ever, were unable 10 locate her.
Another note indicated that Ment-
zer had at one time worked for The
Associated Press in New Orleans
and had established a record for fast
sending. Another note was addressed
~ a son, Archie Mentzer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
FOREIGN

NEW YORK. Dec. ls.-tP-For-
eign exchanges firm. Great Britain.
demand Ash as: cables ass SIG: CO.
day bills on banks $50 1916. France.
demand 3.9t; cables 3.9l -; Italy
demand 5.23 SIS. Belgium 1891; Ger
many $3.50 10; Tokyo 1852; Mon
trcal 99.7g 1916.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
DISTRICT COURT
COUNTY COURT
COUNTY COURT AT LAW

~
Hon. John hleiber, Judge
state Of Texas vs.. W. NJ. @. Moore.
Rests for Wednesday, Dec. 10, ? =. m.
State Of Texas IS. X. E. Hallam.
Continued BY operation Of Law.
state Of Texas V. Casimiro Men
90 and Francisco Pena Continued
for arrest.
State Of Texas W. G. L. Bowers.
Dismissed on motion Of county at
torney.
state OF Texas V. George ". Mar
tir. Set for Tuesday, Dec. is, ? a m.
State OF Texas VS. Rodolfo Salinas.
Dismissed on motion Of county attor-
State Of Texas v. Moody Davis.
Continued by consent.
state of Texas VS.. y. {. Barrow.
Dismissed on motion Of county at
torney.
state Of Texas vs. Audera Garcia
de Trevino. Dismissed on motion Of
county attorney.
state Of Texs yss. Aurelio Gomez.
Dismissed on motion Of county at
torney.
state OF Texas IS. Trinidad Ram
Dismissed on motion Of county at
torney.
State az Texas vs.. SsbaS Garcia.
Dismissed on motion Of county at
torney.
State of Texas vs.. Luther Shsckle-
ford. Bond Of defendant IN $50 with
Roes c. Suthman as surety forfeited.
State Of Texas vs.. Margarito Mar
tinez and Antonio Cantu. Dismissed
on motion of county attorney.
State of Texas vs.. Manuel Sanchez.
ireI. Dismissed on ma on Of county
attorney.
State Of Texas vs.. Ralph Maley.
Punishment assessed at $40 fine.
State Of Texas vs.. August Ear
hardt: $40 fine.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Leonardo Lopez and Tomasita Rod
rigueE.
Julian Martinez and Louisa de Ia
Rosa.
Manuel Castillo. Jr- and Msnuela
Moreno.
Trinidad Victoria and Maria Luna.
Pedro Cara and Juana Cara.
Ray Sayais and Clara Jentep.
Domitilo MARTINEZ and Guadalupe
Aimayuer.
Jesus Aguinaga and Elena Flores.
Ramon Chaps and Nicolasa Galvan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18

WASHINGTON. Dee. 1S.-fFf-The
Texas Pipe Line company of Hous-
ton and seven other oil companies
today applied u the RADIO commits
sion for renewal of licenses and
construction permits for q short
wave radio stations to he used in
intra-company communication.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
CALI. MONEY

NEW YORK. Dec. ls.-lP-Call
money: steady; high u; low 81: rul-
INK rate 2; closing bid 81; time loans:
firm; mixed collateral so days z 3-i.
% days z 10: 4-G months z 10:
prime mercantile psper ; l-iN5 -.
Bankers acceptances unchanged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
u o. o. Y. TO MEET AGAIN

SHERMAN. Tex. Dee. 1s.-tp1-A
second called session 81 the Grand
Lodge 7. q. q. r. ~ Texas will b
held at Dallas next week On ? date
"a Be announced later. j. y. Buster.
Sherman. grand master, said today.
TIE lodge met a. Fort Worth this
week. deciding - hold the conten-
ton az Beaumont despite . move to
change the meeting place q some
more centrally located city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18

MEXICO CITY. Dee. 1s.-tP-Thc
senate held an informal sitting last
night to receive Senator Bronson
Cutting Of New Mexico. who Is Wis
itin- Mexico on n pleasure trip.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 1s.-Pl-
Spot cotton closed quiet and nn-
changed. Sales 1902; low middlin-
1890; middlinr 1910; good middlinE
1880. receipts -n.t76; stock 555.115.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-fP1-Lih-
crtv 2 -. 99.1i: Liberty lst. 4 -.
1908: Liberty 9TH. 4 ~. lo0.l4-
Treasury. a ~. lille; Treasury
= 81. 1924: Treasury = -. 9E1i.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
POLL

CHICAGO, Dec. 1s.-tPl-Poultry,
firm; fowls csc; springs 2Tc: roost-
crs zoe; turkeys 20G36c ducks l7h
.: geese.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
BUTTER n EGGS

CHICAGO. Dee. ts.-tP-Butter
lower; creamery extras acc; stan
dards 4s lie; extra firsts 4Sn4s
lee; firsts 81 1-2Mic; seconds i30
~ f-cc.
Eggs unchanged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
Prices of Grain
Generally Lower
In Chicago Mart

CHICAGO. Dee. 1s.-P-With tbs
Canadian wheat visible supply today
showing further increase Of $685.
900 bushels, wheat prices here aver
aged a little lower in the early deal
i1gs. Bearish estimates Of Argen-
tine wheat production 1ere also AZ
hand. Opening unchanged TO 3-Sc
lower, Chicago wheat aftcrward held
near to the initial figures. Corn
and oats were also easier, with corn
starting Use off. to l-Sc up, and
subsequently undergoing n moderate
general sag. Provisions tilted up
ward.
Wheat closed unsettled So 10 4
lie net lower. corn Use 70 j-sc
off, oats. 1-SGl-4 to 3-sIl--c
down. and provisions varying from
SC decline 10 a rise Of l5c.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
6 66.

is Prescription for
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
RiIicu, Fever and Malaria.
r. IA chs ncst spsscy remedy known.