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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30

/ MfnnlcJ neuelel OSlaVlia tuhaJ j.
sia slovenska ,evatj. cirkev Jan
Hus" syoje strichornc jubileum
slavnostnvmi bohosluzbami dopo-
ludnia popoludni a vydarenym
baketom po dopoludhajsich sluz-
bach bozich. Podas bohosluzieb
tcinkovali: Rev. 1Jozef Horvath,
ev. farar N. s. Pittsburgh, Pa. ;
Rev. 1mro E. Vangor, ev. farar z
Uniontown, Pa; Rev. Paul
Adams miestnei anglickej ev.
cirkve ma Woodland Ave. Rev.
Juraj Rob, domaci farar. ,..
Sluzby bozie zapocaly sa rano
o 10. hodine spevom Tranesciu-
sa. Liturgovali Rev. Roh a Rev.
Vangor slavn0stnii kazen NAL
Rev. Jozef Horvath. Rev. Hor-
vath kazal ma predmet: Ako ma
krest 'anska cirkev zasvatit'' %
rocnt jubileum, a to y Obetova-
MIN Bohu obete chvaly; p Pine
MIN Najvyssiemu syoiich sl'ubov
a 3) Vzyvanim Ho V den siizenia
Po kazni cirkevny spevokol. "a
spieval stvorhlasne piesen Cir
kew draha''. .. ...
Blanket Dol poe bohosluzbach.
Bolo talk mnoho licastnikov, re
stoly musely byt' diva razy pri-
kryte. Ma prvem stoloyani .bolo
pritomne 300 osob, ma druhom
vyse 100. -
/ Banket zahajil pretlseda cirkve
p. Pavel TrnavskZ NIL, srdecnou
reeou uvitajuc vsefkvch pritom.
nych. Poziadal domaceho p. ia.
rara, ably sa pomodlil a potom Wy
! menoval p. Andreja Renedika "a
toastmajstra.
Pan Benedik v peknom prlvete
pripomcnul vyznam dna a pozia-
dial "a prveho recnika p. Emilia
Stankovianskeho, redaktora "Slo
venskeho Hlasnika', organu Slov.
Eyanj. Jednoty. Pan Stankovian-
sky recnil potrebe jednoty me-
dzi slovensk!mi evanjelikmi v
Amerike. Pritomni vyjadrili svoj
slhlas $ jeho recou odusevnenHm
potleskom.
Nasledujucim recnikom boil
Rev. 7. E. Vangor, ktory prime
sol cirkvi pozdrav Cd cirkevnikov
z Uniontown a primldval sa 81
renie cirkevnej spisby.
Rev. Jozef Horvath blahozelal
jubiluj1cej cirkvi k jej pokroku
a povzbudzoval cirkevnikov k
d 'alsej praci.
Rev. Rob nato .povedal peknti
rec ku zakladatel 'om cirkve a ku
organistom, po ktorej obdaroval
v meme cirkvi kazdeho zakladate-
Ia Knihou Svornosti organi-
stow, PIP. Stefana Panika jana
Listiaka Kralickou Bibliou.
z historic cirkvi prehovorili "a
kladatelia: Matej Palo, Samuel
Bradac, Pavel Palo, Andrej Ba-
lint Jan KuliSek. Ich podania o
zalozeni cirkvc pracach obe-
tiach vypocute boly vel'kou po-
zornnost'ou.
Potom p. Pavel Serfel NAL po.
daren1, humorom pretkavanu rec
v ktorej dial mladym clenom
cirkve "a prfklad starsich, aby
verne kracali v sl'apajach svo.
jich otcov.
Dietky cirkevnej skoly, diev.
catka Zabka Antalik a Antali.
kovie syn predniesly ma bankete
podarene basncky, "a co sa i'm
dostalo hodne potlesku. Spevokol
mladsich zaspieyal dive piesne
"Jak; rozkoSne 9 skvele" q. Par
Bob je pritomny", vel mi pekne
oktet 20 spevokolu starsAj lnla
dele zaspieval "Give thanks.
Po pod 'akovani toastmajstr.
vsetkvm "a 16ast', banket bo
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
MALLEN wins
CITYCONTEST
Makes Most Improve
ment In Past Year,
Judges Find

McAilen ranks highest among the
cities of the Valley m civic improve
ment the past year.
This was the decision of board
cf judges. composed ~ Valley chan
her Of commerce secretaries. appoint
ed 70 make the decision in cOnncc-
ton with the civic improvement l-
test staged By Monty's Monthly, 2
Valley publication.
Judging Of the various cities was
completed Saturday afternoon. and
the scoring gave McAllen a high lead
over all rivals.
Mission ranked second in the Scor-
ing. Mercedes third. Weslaco four r.
and San Benito fifth. Every city in
the VALLEY showed "a decided gain
over last sear. according to the
judges report.
McAllen was unanimously declare Il
the winner OF the solid silver 70 {,
cup offered by Monty's Monthly. This
cup. beautiful piece of hand art.
valued at $500. vii. be held BY Nc
Allen at least one year. and will 81
awarded TO the wir|er ~ the 1929
contest.
Presentation of the Gun will Nv
made AZ dinner 70 be given by the
McAllen Chamber Of CONNER ~
lIontlnuer On page two
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
BEARS FORCE
STOCK MARKET
follow LEVEL
Gains Since Election
Practically Wiped
Out By Frantic Sell
ing Saturday

NEW YORK. Dee. S.-tP.- Break
ing an Saturday trading records
with turnover Of 3.7li.9ON shares,
the most violent bear" market in
stock exchange history completed
its third day today with scores Nj
issues down s. ~ So share be-
Tow last nights quotations. there
hy vining out practically WIT gains
recorded in the Wild bull" mar
ketS in the four weeks following
election day.
The break or the New York stock
exchange. which has reduced the az
gregate quoted value of all listed
securities by several billion dollars
this week and has wiped cut the
paper profits az small army of
spectators throughout the world.
has had ITS repercussion on All 9th
cr securities markets throughout
the country. and on the New York
cotton exchange where distant fu-
lures broke SO haie today on
heavy selling by houses with Wall
street connections.
In closing quotations today. many
high priced stocks were selling S25
10 nearly Si25 share below their
CONTINUED on page two
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
.BORDERPROBE
WILL Be ASKED
Five Counties To Be
Included, Repre-
sentative Says

McALLEN. Drc. S.-Thc forty-first
session ot the Texas legislature may
Nv asked to investigate alleged po-
litical "bossismr in Duval. Starr, "a
pata. Webb and other border coun-
ties. r plans announced here Satur-
day by A. r. Harding. Fort Worth.
representative from Tarrant county.
are carried out.
Harding has been in Hidalgo coun-
tv several days investigating alleged
political conditions in this county.
and has announced he wilt introdu- X
a resolution IN the house immediate
Is on its opening demanding an il-
vcstigation m this county.
Harding. who left for hsi home Sat
urdav night. held several confer
ences during the day with citizens
from puval. starr Zapata, Webb and
other counties. He said that he had
been supplied with evidense
He also announced he had looked
into alleged conditions surrounding
the voting az bond issue for the
construction Of school building In
iiidalgo county.
This district" Harding declared
was formed without the knowledge
of the majority Of voters and a bond
issue of 100000 was voted without
their knowledge. During nv investi-
cation Of this school district found
that the land included in the district
i- greatly oycr-as sesscd for taxation
and the people are unable ~ bear
thr burden
nc described the school as zone of
the most beautiful. most modern
and most lavishly equipped cdificcs
hc had seen. why. IL would W y
credit ~ any city in the state
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
ACTION OF MONOXIDE
GAS is EXPLAINED

4 Brownsville student of chenf-
Try gives the following explanation
Of the action Of carbon monoxide
gas:
Carbon monoxide. a icthal gas il
formed when natural gas. which il
methane. iAcompletcly burns due to
an insufficiency of oxygen IN the air.
lhiS Is the usual form Of poisoning
~ eases where gas stove b per
mlttcd % burn in closed room,
with ~ vent 10 take off the burned
gases, or 70 draw in fresh supply
of oxygen from the outside.
Carbon dioNidc is relatively harm
less. unless TN such concentration
as IN preclude the presence of any
dir. This. however, was The caux~
M the death WI n federal prohIbi-
ton enforcement officer at Houston
recently.
One-tenth of oHr pcr cent carbon
monoNidc in the atmosphere breath
ed is sufficient tn cause death in
rev hours, and one Der cent viii
cause almost instantaneous death
in the fermentation VI sugar. car
bon dioxide rs formed in large auan-
tities- and being heavier than air
tends 70 fin low places. such ~
wells, risterns. vaults. etc. III Wa
due 70 the absence Or air that the
oificer was asphyNiatcd. and lit wa
not caused BY any such thing a.
IRE damp. Fire damp Is combins
uon or carbon monoxide and nethare
gas and ~ very explosive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
May CONNECT
With Staying
OF ROTHSTEIN
Narcotic Traffic Mix
ed With Murder of
Famous Gambler, Is
Officers Belief

NEW YORK. Dee. S-lPi-Two
men and two women. principals and
pswns in rcputed international
narcotic syndicate. were held today
by federal officials investigating tho
mysteries OF Arnold Rothstein's life
while county officials are attempt
ing to unravel the mystery Of his
death.
Those in custody arc Joseph ing
or. alias Klein. alias Meyers taken
off an express train at Buffalo aft
er his baggage was found To include
50 ,oO0,0 600 worth Of drugs. and Mrs.
June Boyd. arrested IN Chicago by
agents whose attention was drawn
to her by q telephone call Unger
made to her from New York. 4 suit
case full Of narcotics was found in
her possession.
The pawns. held only as material
witnesses. are Mrs. Esther Meyers.
an intimate of Ungcr's. and Samuel
Lower. an addict with prison rec
ord. Tor whom Rothstein once went
bond.
The arrests and seizures followed
inspection of business records cf
Eothstein obtained on search war
rant and were carried out despite
threats of violence from the under
world.
United States Attorney TuttIc ex-
pressed opinion today that from
those same records officials might
discover the motive for the shooting
of Rothstein. Up To this time the
police have proceeded on the theory
he was killed BY fellow gamblers 10
whom he refused TO pay his card
debts. but today Il seemed likely
that the motive might be found
somewhere among the steslthy nc.
tivities Of the drug traffic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
Three Die IN Gas
Explosion ON Port
Arthur Oil Tanker

PORT ARTHUR, Dee. S.-ePl-
Gasoline fumes escaping through an
open hatch into the boiler room OF
the tanker Gulfland while II was
loading fuel NJ the Gulf Refining
company docks here early today
caused an explosion which took three
lives and injured four men. none
seriously. The dead are:
A. H. Mukasch. Port Arthur.
r. Fiander. Beverly. Mass.
Friedrich Eichlcr, Hamburg. Ger
many.
The bodies of the three we're
burned NV gasoline which caught fire
aboard the ship ard Identification
was possible only bv checking the
crew. Those injured: Ernest Deg
man. n. VI Wood Thomas Milton and
Ben Rodrick All suffered from
burns and shock but none IN in =
serious condition.
Quick action in closing the fuel
lines loading the vessel probably
saved the lives of all of the crew IT.
the men were asleep In their guar
tiers. directly above the boiler room
where the explosion occurred. The
three dead men were on duty when
the blast occurred. Fiander. first
mate. having charge of the early
morning watch. Nukasch was a dock
man. assisting In loading the vessel
and Eichler. the ships steward. had
started Cor the galley 10 prepare
breakfast.
Fire which followed the explosion
was eXtinglished by Foamite with
out material damage. refinery Of
ficials said.
The explosion occurred az the same
loa0ing dock at which the Gulf Of
Venezuela. sister ship of the vessel
damaged today blew an while gas
oline was being loaded in MAY three
yeaYs ago with a loss of life of ~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
RENEW FIGHT
TO CLEAN UP
HOST FRUITS
Laboratory Tests In
Mexico Bring Out
New Features of
Citrus Pest.
~. q. STILLW ELL. Ir.
staff COrrcsppndcut

SAN EENITO. Dec. S.-The impor-
tancc or removing all secondary host
trees for the Mexican fruit fly was
emphasized bv the announcement
here Saturday afternoon By Or.
Chester /. Bliss. one OF the directors
al the L. :. fruit fly laboratories in
Mexico. that experiments made there
have shown the fruit fly lays its
eggs IN green guavas and mangos,
rather than IN ripe fruits.
Or. Bliss arrived in the Valley
Friday afternoon, and spent two days
IN this section DO company with =. \.
Hoidalc. and h. n. Townsend of the
Valley fruit flY eradication and pre-
vention force. He left Saturday
night.
we nut both the ripe and the
green fruits in case with some n
the fruit fly. and found that tho fly
deposited large percentage Of It's
eggs in the green fruit. rather than
in the ripe fruit" Dr. Bliss said
lie Said the percentage ran from 70
% 100 in the green fruit Whether
tho same would De done IN the case
of oranges. he ciuld not say, but in
dicatcd that tests will be made with
this fruit Tests also will be made
with fruit al various stages of acidi-
IN. 10 determine this feature ~ the
dcpositing of the EGGS " the fruit
fly. he said.
should Remove Host Frnit
The Importance ~ removing nc
small remainder ~ secondary hos.
fruit trees in the Valley was cmpha-
sized by local people when this vas
brought. 10 their attention. A cam
paign to rempve the remainder Of the
secondary host fruits has been
launched here by !. +. Bell. chair
man Of the fruit cleanup committee
in tho Valley.
The fact tina; the fruit fly will ie-
post IT'S rrgs in green fruit viii
make IL more imperative TO see tha.
the fruit is kept of fall secondary
host fruit trees, and TO remove the
trees are removed. If possible. II was
said.
The campaign 10 remove the re-
(Jontinucd on page two.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
GIL IGNORES
LABOR STAND
Asserts Prot tests Of
Morones Adherents
Unimportant'

MEXICO CITY. Dee. N. tPN-Thc
political situation created by the at-
titUde of the Mexican Federation uf
Labor toward the administration WI
President Pcrtes Gil was called "un-
important" ~ Portes CIT today He
gave this Characterization Ia foreign
newspaper spondcnts. telling
them that "Crom" As the federation
popularity j. known. represented only
a minority Of the Mexican prolctariat
with it's strength concentrated in
Mexico CITY.
Luis y Moroncs. leader Of "C rom. :"
was making an appeal for justice
while the president was belittling his
following. Tic spoke At the final
session of the federation convention
Just after he had been named head
or a new direc ing committee Of the
organization.
The nation has nothing 70 fear
from "trom as it seeks only re-
spect for the workers movement and
does not desire violence. he declared.
iIe reiterated that efforts were being
made t0 disrupt the federation and
dramatically added:
"Norores vill die IN his post
rather than abdicate
Elias Gales retired Mexican nrcsi-
dwent. has expressed disapproval w
the fcderatiOn's order that AID its
members give wv government posts.
nc also has csigned a. chairman of
n new political movement which was
designed To unite the revolutionary
elements of Mexico into ono cohesive
party.
President Portes Gil accused
"Crom" Of trying 20 split the rcvolu-
tlonary party. He said this attempt
had failed largely because of Senior
Gales sction in Reputation Of u.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
FAMILY OF 5 ASPHYxIATED
I'M EDINBuRG TOURIST CAMP
Seize Drugs Valued $2,OOO,OOO
Page Shyock! Rio Grande City Banker Winner of
Perfectly Good Appendix on Wager; Collects Bet

wager on the location cf the
squeak.
Il will bet you ten dollars"
Celaya said.
No. don't want 10 bet any
money on it." Gutierrez replied.
Then | will bet YOU pound of
flesh Cclaya said.
"a pound or flesh ~ too much"
replied Gutierrez. "but | will bet
Continued on page two.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
BODIES FOUND
IN Bed IN GAS
FILLED ROOM
Had Moved to Edin-
burg From Alabama
To Establish Home
On Farm Near City
\ Special 70 The Hcraldl

EDINBURG, Tex. Dec. =.
- Carbon monoNide gas
claimed the lives Of a fam
ily Of five persons here last
night. the tragedy not being
discovered until noon today.
The dead:
Lonza Boutwell,. 80.
Mrs. Middle Boutwell,. 30
Helen Boutwell,. aged 10.
Gerald Boutwell,, aged 3.
Do:1- Boutwell,, aged 6.
The deaths occurred in
the bedroom of a two-room
apartment OF a tourist camp
about a mile and a half
north of Edinburg, on the
state highway.
The manager Of the tourist camp.
q. Montgomery. and camper nam
ed J. J. Gibson discovered the trar-
edy about 1880.
Hearing no movement Of the fam
ily known to he occupying the cot
taEc. they knocked N.Y. the door. There
was no response, and the camp man
ager opened the door with KEY.
The five members of the family
were seen lying in the two beds. All
we're I'M their night clothing. their
day clothing being used for cover
ing.
"A Eas stove Was seen burning iu
the adjoining kitchen. AIN Window
and doors were tightly closed prob
ably because M the chilly night
NJ Signs of Struggle
AID the five persons. the man and
wife and three children. were found
~ De dead. their bodies already
cold. There were no signs III move
mcut except that the youngest child
seemed 20 have struggled.
The last time the family wa
known % he alive was about f0:sO
O'Clock last night when neighbors
heard the youngest child crying. They
heard the father quiet her. after
which nothing happened until the
bodies were found.
The Boutwell, family came to I'd
iubure on November - from Troy.
Ala. They owned a Ford roadster,
which Is IN the camp garage.
Boutwell, had inherited a in-acre
farm about three and a half miles
east and one and half miles north
of Edinburg. Hc was planning ~
build a scven-room residence on tho
place. and this week had arranged
~ send lumber Out AL soon as thr
roads dried intending first w build
his garage. The farm had ALREADY
been set out with al0O citrus trees.
Justice of the Peace Pat Haley
conducted an inquest.
The bodies we're taken in charge
hr the EdirhHrr Funeral Home, and
prepared for burial
n me- sage from Troy. Ala. thu
former home of the RoutwelIs in-
structcd that The bodie. W. shinprd
there. They will W. sent forward
Sunday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
Publisher Is Held
In Alleged Fraud

WACO. Dec. S.-lPI-H W. Belam.
former president Of the Central
Texas Publishing company with of-
fees here was returned to Waco to
day from Fort Worth ~ charge
of swindling. His arrest followed
complaints Of contestants in a cir
culation test sponsored hy the Waco
American. suspended
Bleam, president of the company
which offered prizes consisting uf
automobiles. money and diamond
rings 70 contestants. had refused to
make statement tonight.
He made Si 900 bond.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
KING SHOWS
IMPROVEMENT
Bulletins Fail to Allay
Anxiety of British
Public

LONDON. Dee. s.-jP,.Two fav-
orable bulletins issued today by King
Georges physicians did not allay
popular anxiety for the sovereign.
Their effect largely was negatived
by the fact that all five physicians
Joined in the days examinations and
onsustaiions.
The daily bulletins still bear an
air ~ frankncss. although they are
tcrsc. The public however. tends ~
the thought that unless some fur
thcr complication is feared. 20 many
doctors and such frequent eXariina-
tions would bc needless.
There also were unofficial reports
that some new form of treatment
might Be undertaken
All these factors gave rise to ur-
casincss expressed I'D doubts A. to
whether the case cf the King was
going rs we'll ~ the medical reports
would indicate.
The royal patient had p good sleep
last night and another one today.
There was an increase Of tempcra-
turc whihc the doctors explained
was due to the continued irflam-
nation Of the lungs. condition
which they said must be SLOW" in
its recession. Tonight's bulletin
issued AZ S:l5 p. M. said:
"The king has passed a quiet day
with some sleep. The raised temper
aturs persists because the inflam-
nation Of the lung must Of neces-
slty he slow IN its progress towards
repair
Public confidence, however. Is aid
cd BY the fact that members or the
royal family still are going about
their public engagements although
% some what restricted extent.
The approaching arrival or the
Prince of Wales TX welcome tn the
public. The heir Ia the throne left
Cairo this evening on the final stag
VI of his long homcward journey
from East Africa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
Double Tragedy
Victims Will Be
Buried Monday

FORT WORTH. Dee. s.--tP Tom
r. Owens. lr. II. and Ruth lands
Owens. ~. his bride Of four months.
victims ar a double shooting On the
Granbury road Friday will be bur
icd here side bv side Monday.
Tom II. Owens sri. father NJ the
slain youth, will arrive Sunday from
New York.
The youth died Friday afternoon.
seven hours after Ne was found
wounded in the road five miles
south of Bcnhrook. beside = car in
which Mis- wife was found shot ~
death. They were married last
August.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
Admit Robbery
Dallas Theatre

DALLAS. Dec. .S.--(Pi-Three al
legged theater bandits serving prison
sentences tor other crimes have
written the district attorneys office
here confesSing their participation
in the robbery of the Circle thcater
here in 1927 and asking that they
be given light sentences 50 they
would not have 20 be ION the dodge"
when their present sentences expire.
The letter. written in pencil and
barely legibic. bore three signatures.
X was mailed at Weldon state prison
farm. The authors claimed 70 -
serving sentences Of 10. ~ and III
years. respectively.
The safe of the Circle theatrr was
robbed RI Si.TTS IN February .2
l227.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
Arrest Allie ged
Counterfeiter On
Ship at Galveston

GALVESTON. Dee S.-iPi-One
man was arrested and charged with
counterfciting and two other men
held On charges Of conspiracy today
after customs inspectors searched
the German steamship Saydlitz.
secret service operative Tyrrcl and
twelve customs officers boarded the
vessel when She arrived today. Bo-
hcmian stowaway WIS charged with
passing fraudulent hundred dollar
bill a. Havana and two young Ger
man seamen charged with conspira-
cy TO smuggle the Stowsway into the
United States. The customs men
also found thirty nine bottles Of
unmanifested liquor on the ship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
Tlson Predicts
An Extra Session

MONTCLAIR. y. j.. Dee. S.-tPi-
Rep. John q. Tilson. Of Connect
cut. republican floor leader IN the
house. said in an address here to-
night that there probably would he
an extra session Of congress in the
spring 20 deal with the tariff and
farm relief questions.
Mr.. Tilson's speech was made AZ
the rally in Nick" Roberts old
Yale barn in acceptance Of the
Montclair Yale bowl. an honor
which is conferred annually upon
some graduate who has made his
~ in life"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
BUTLER ACQUITTED
OF SLAYINC CHARGE

HlLLSB0RO. Tex. Dcs So
David II. Butler. charged with the
Staying Of Ben Long and Lester Boil
ton ~ the Limestone County Fair
IN 1920 was acquitted BY jury here
tonight.
One state witness testified that
he saw Butler force Bolton "a open
his shirt. before firing the fatal shot
into Bottoms chest. Defense wit
ncsses testified that they had heard
Bolton and Long threaten Butler.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
EIGHT INJURED IN
LOS ANGELES HOME

los ANGELES. Dee. S. P-Eirht
persons were injured. three Of them
fatally. when gas explosion wrecked
two-f milv house mere this after
noon. Gas turned on in an un-
occupied section nf the home whore
an exposed fire was burning.
The house was owned TN N. n.
Keith The most seriously injured
were Mrs. Bertha Brisco. 5l; Joseph
Morales. =. and Reginald Keith, l5.
Burns suffered hy them may cause
their deaths. hospital attendants
eaid.
The explosion virtually destroyed
IN, house and shook the neiehhor-
hood
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09

The guy who made the pound of
flesh wager with Shyloek, and
then crawfished out Of 1t was just
plain piker, in the opinion Of
Charles Celaya. Rio Grande City
banker. who today received in q
hottie the appendix OF one Al
Gutierrez Of Rio Grande City.
which appendix Cclaya won IN
wager.
Gutierrez. who was IN perfectly