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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-05
COLLYER and
TUCKER dead
IN ship CRASH
4 an Doodle Plane
y Wrecked on Canyon
bic 9,des In Attempt for
Flight Record

PRESCOTT. Ari. Nov IN /,
FAMED triumvirate az the - -
noted air speedsters and a cbar,n;or
= the upper reaches-has written y.
ast entry on the ~ Of aviation
VfS IN a bold record challenge
.hich ended abruptly against an
arizona mountain cliff
Death penned the final renor, 81
- = courageous attempt Of Cap,ain
q. y. ID. Collyer "a flash "a i 49,
'o-east transcontinental non
"sop record IN the Yankee Doodle,
narry tucker, the planes own
ef, riding as a'passenger.
ine broken bodies Of the two me-,
Soliyer a co-holder of the around
"orid travel record. and Tucker
i1eoru holder with his air whippet
poth east-west and west-east
.fdhscontinental records. were
brought into Prescott On mack mr.
ros today.
Nothing was left TO SALVAGE. in
deed. hardly enough was left n
identify, Of the Lockheed-Veg which
numbered into the side Of Crook
canyon - miles south of here, Sat
ufaay night 1T a terrific clip.
MIST and rain overlook the plane
In a most dangerous part Of its
route, apd together with motor trou-
Die undoubtedly caused the crash.
In the face Of u~nfavorable weather
reports the craft took off from
Mines Field Los Angeles at 1929 D.
m, Saturday on an attempted ION
stop flight TO New York.
The plane evidently cracked up be-
tween 1880 and s p. m. Saturday.
though its fate and that Of the pas
senger and pilot who dared and lost
was not learned until yesterday,
when searchers pushed into the rug
ged mountains, and found
of the ship strewn for a quarter mile
down tho capvop
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Remains Of Aged
Woman Found In
Ruins of Home

WEATHERFORD, Tex, Nov. s.
lP)-The eharred body Of Miss zoe
~Stickfort, ST. pioneer Neatheriord
resident. was found today by search
ers in the ruins Of her home, de-
stroyed By an early morning fire.
Coroner j. j. Rape il Withholding
his verdict or how the m met
death until further investigation.
The body was discovered in a bath
room where Miss Stickfort evidently
bad crawled in an attempt 70 save
n trunk or 70 reach n water faucet.
Search Of the debris was conducted
TODAY IN In attempt TO discover sew
eral valuable gems which the woman
was said to have possessed.
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Many to Close
On Radio Tonight

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-tF1-Politi-
cal programs on the radio today and
tonight include:
Republican:
7 .. m.-Attorney General Albert
Cttinrer Of New York over WEAF,
WGY and WGR.
. D.. m.-"America's Men OF Des-
tiny a musical program including
In its cast Amelita Galli-Curi, Frieda
Hempel. Elsie Ferguson. George Abb
bott. Walter Huston and Lee Baker
ever WIZ and National Broadcast
ing company system
GAS y. m.-Herbert Hoover over
WIZ and nationwide hookup. speak
ing from his home in Palo Alto. Cal.
Ill D. m.-James r. Burk over
WOR and nationwide hookup.
speaking from his home in Pitts
burgh.
Democratic:
1880 D. m.-Governor Smith in a
final message 10 the farmers over
WEAF and nationwide hookup.
8 .. m.-John j. Farley over
WEAF. WGY and WGR.
$3.50 .. m.-Theatrical stars in
Copeland rally with Senator Cope
land due to speak at 1880.
s p. m.-Senator Joseph T. Rob-
irson over midwest network OF
twenty-three stations speaking
from his home in Little Rock. Ark.
10 .. m.-Gov. Smith over WIZ
and n. B. G. network and WOR and
N. b.. C. network and WOR and
Columbia network from Carnegie
hall. New York.
Socialist:
$3.50 D. m.-Norman Thomas over
VIZ. WEND and five other sta
tions.
(Time IL given eastern standard
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-05
OFFICIAL ARRESTED
I'M N. H. AS EMBEZZLER

MANCHESTER. ". H., Nov. 5.-!A1
-Tobert Pillsbury, New Hampshire
secretary If state was arrested
Lie home today On a charge OF chi
bezzlement.
sr9a III ! warrant but the actual
d;-srrenancv was said 70 be nearer
81 900. g.
republican politics and superintend
III. Of A Sunday school, announced
he would resign as secretary OF state
and chairman of the republican city
committee.
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General Rains
Fall In VALLEY

Rain continued TO fall at intervals
in Brownsville Monday after reach
ing IA inch at the early morning
reading at the weather bureau. All
other Valley points and Rio Granie
stations as far north as Laredo re-
ported prcc~ipitation. Rio Grande
City received ct inch. Mission .16..
and San Benito 90.
These rains will cause no material
change in the Rio Grande within the
next IS hours. the river bulletin
stated.
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Louis Group
Touring Valley

"A group of It. Louis business men,
touring the Lower Rio Grande Nalley
under the personal supervision Of
ID q. Ovcllet. general superintendent
of transportation of the Missouri TN
c;fic Lines. was due in Brownsville
Wondav noon. They were 70 leave
Monday night. -rd
The group arrived Saturday an9
h.-e been surveying the upper end
~ The Valley. Their three snec,al
AL vere forwarded u Brownsville
n await the completion az the valley
trim.
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REQUEST SEARCH FOR
MISSING SALESMAN

LUBBOCK. Tex. Nov. 5.-(Pl-Lub-
bork ana Dallas police were request
"a to begin a search for Walter W;
Chancellor. ~3s-year-old commercial
traveller, who has been missing for
six weeks.
The effort to learn the where
abouts Of the Lubbock man was
started al the request 81 his wife,
who said he left his home in an auto
mobile Sept. %. A letter postmarked
in Fort Worth Oct. 2, in which Chan
cellor said he was we'll. vas the last
word received by the mans family.
Chancellor was employed by a Dali
las extract wholesaler.
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MARKETS AT
A GLANCE

New York
Stocks strong; General Motors
makes new high record.
Bonds strong; railroad liens in de-
mand.
Foreign exchanged mixed; Japan
csc yen down Is points.
Cotton easy; bearish private crop
estimates.
Sugar quiet.
Coffee steady, better Brazilian re-
ports.
Chicago
Wheat higher; small increase in
visible supply.
Corn steady. covering.
Cattle steady.
Hogs firm.
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FATALITIES
IN MEXICAN CLASHES

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 5.-P1-A
special dispatch from Guadalajara 20
FL Universal today said insurgents
had looted the town OF Zihuatlan.
executing one civilian and one DO
liceman.
At Cerro Gordo the chieftain. Is
idoro Jasso. was captured, court
martialed and executed.
Eighteen insurgents and two SOL
diers were killed in two encounters
at Tecultitland and Las Trojesen, the
federal troops routing the insurgents
in both cases.
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Moncada Leads In
Nicaraguan Vote

MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Nov. S.
tPl-Genersl Jose Maria Moncada
former leader Of the liberal revolu-
ton, today appeared to have been
elected president Of Nicaragua.
Returns from about half of the 1872
precincts gave General Moncada, who
headed the liberal ticket. a majority
Of l0.472 over Adolfo Bernard. con-
sentative and one Of the wealthlest
citizens of Nicaragua. The vote was:
Liberals. 3s.345; conservatives. 27,ST3.
The complexion Of the next con-
cress was still in doubt today.
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TEXAS RESULT
Continued from page one.)


pensions 70 Confederate veterans and
widows regardless of date p~ensioner
came TO Texas or widow married pen
sioner or when she was born.
Another constitu.ic7al change
would exempt from taxation rarson-
ages and cc--niT Dr0nerty Of asSocia-
ton for religious, educational and
physical development. Under the con-
stitution churches are exempt but
-parsonaEes and other property Of re-
ligious organizations are subject to
taxation.
Two amendments relate to the edu-
cational system. providing that the
term of all officers of the public free
school system including institutions
Of higher education. may be fixed not
10 exceed ely years. and authorizing
the appointment OF a board of edu-
cation 70 serve not to exceed six
years.
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VALLEY NATIVE
=
AGED los. DIES
AT MEXICO CITY

Believed to be the oldest living
person born in the Lower Rio
Grande Valley, Dona Francisco
Nillar, aged los, died in Mexico
City recently according TO reports
reaching Matamoros.
Dona Nillar was born where the
city Of Matamoros now stands
while Texas was n Mexican state.
She was we'll known in Matamoros
and was the mother Of General
Lauro Nillar.
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G. O.P.Activiities
To Be- Manned In
Farley Tonight

Republican workers who are to
seek 10 get out y record vote In Cam
eron county Tuesday for the national
nominee have been called to gather
at local headquarters on Elizabeth
street at s r.. N. Monday.
The call was sounded by Carlos G..
Watson. secretary Of the county COM
mittce.
Supervisors will be provided az all
boxes in the county and workers
will be assigned TO every box. Wat
son said.
I'VE expect victory and every ef-
fort will be made TO get out a rec
ord vote III this county he said.
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Rail Chiefs of
Mexico Are Here

c 2. Hicks. executive representa-
tive OF the Missouri Pacific Lines in
Mexico. and j. y. Franco. general
superintendent Of transportation Of
the National Lines Of Mexico. arriv-
ed in Brownsville in p special Ma
tional Lines car Monday morning
after a trip through central Texas.
They were % cross the Rio
Crande for Mexico City Monday eve
ming after visiting local NJ. +. Of
ficeS.
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Prices of Grain
Show Small Gain
Throughout List

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-iPl-Wheat
prices here rallied after initial
downtourrs. Unwelcome rain IN
Northern Argentina. with unexpected
firmness of Liverpool wheat. hid 4
steadyinG effect.
Opening at 3-Sc and 1-2c decline
70 l-sc advance. Chicago wheat later
averaged slightly. above Saturdays
ilnlsh. Corn. Ats and provisions
were firm. with corn starting lee
OF to 3-sc up, and subsequently
continuing 10 4 point higher.
wheat closed firm, 5-SN3-fc net
higher, corn at 3-Sc decline W n
shade advance. oats n shade 20 1-sG
l-4c M. and provisions unchanged To
r. III "a OF soc.
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CALL MONEY

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-P-Call
money easy: high Z; low S; ruling
rate 81; closing bid ri; time loans
firms mixed collateral 5000 DAYS
6 3-iG6 rs; 80 months s 3-4G6 rs:
prime mercantile paper 5 IL. Bank
'ers acceptanccs: 30. so and 20 DAYS
4 5-sT 4 10; 4 months 4 3-4T4 4-5:
is months 4 7-SG4 81.
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CHICAGO GANGSTERS
MAKE KILL UPTOWN

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.@tPi-Gangsters
invaded LaSallc street, the heart Of
ChicaCo's financial district. today in
an attack on Leon Monogram, alleged
hoodlum and b~ootlegger. shooting
him three times a. he sat in his auto
mobile.
At st. Luke's hospital doctors said
his wounds perhaps would prove
fatal. "A man was seized after the
shooting and held as the assailant
Several pedestrians narrowly missed
being shot as the gangstor fired
wildly at MonEovan.
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ARMY DESERTER HELD
IN Y

DALLAS. Nov. 5.-tP-Police 70
day expected 70 obtain sufficient ey-
idence 10 lodge murder charges
against an army dcserter. now under
arrest in connection with the fatal
shooting Saturday night Of Sam A.
Cole. a street car conductor.
Police found a small coupe con-
tanning army equipment near the
scene OF the shooting and yesterday
arrested the man. whom they BE-
lieve. committed the Staying.
The man under arrest admitted he
deserted from the air service in San
Antonio and stole the coupe there.
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BIG PASSENGER PLANES
IN AIR LINE SERVICE

DALLAS. Nov. s. Two tri-
motored Iv.I monoplancs. p equip
ped 10 carry l6 passengers and the
other 20. reached Love Field here
Yesterday on their way 10 be placed
in service IN the Maddux Air Lines.
One Of the big ships will continue
on TO Mexico CITY. to ply IN air lines
or4 NJ the Mexican ca ~ital. The other
will onorate On the Los Angeles-El
Paso passenger Inns.
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Matamoros Man.
Shot In Brawl,
RenortedRett

Emelio Para. bar tender At 'hc
Matamoros Cafe. said 70 have been
.hot IN A brawl on the outskirts M
Matamoros early Saturday morning
was reported slightly improved Mon
day.
The cause of the shooting was un-
known here and efforts ~ local t'-
ficers to secure information concern
inc tho case were unavailing.
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HUNT SIX AT DENTON

DENION. Tcv.. Nov. 5.|Pl-Den-
ton county officers and those in
surrounding towns were searching
. lay for six Of seven prisoners
who made a successful break for
freedom last night by saving
through the bars of the county Jail
ard lowering themselves from the
second floor with blankets. Cor
don Davidson. one of the men who
escaped. later surrendered. He was
held On a mislemcanor charge.
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COTTON

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 5.-(P-Cotton
FAIR demand; lower; American strict
good middling 1891; good middling
1906; strict middling 1851; middling
1881; strict low middling 1906; low
middlinE 9.Sl; strict good ordinary
9.6l' good ordinary 9.3l; sales 5000
bales. No receipts. Futures closed
barely steady; Dec. 9.7s: Jan. en-:
March 9.7s; May ESQ; July g.75: oct.
$50.
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Denis TO Hold

Continued from page onc.N
lie Will discuss the conditions III the
district.
Immediately following Seabury s
address. Judge Yates viii deliver an
address w conditions in the county
and he III turn will Ne followed BY
Judge James A. Graham who Will
make 4 plea for party loyalty Al the
polls Tuesday.
Canales will close the speakers
program with an address in Spanish
~ the Mexican voters az the county
all ar whom have been urged 20 be
present at the firing of the closing
gun in the democratic campaign.
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TO PRESERVE

Tuesday after one Of the hottest
campaigns in the history of this Sec
tion Of the border.
The contending factions are the
! candidates of the Citizens-Republican
ticket, whose names will not be on
the ballot and will have to be written
in, and the regularly nominated can
didates Of the democratic party. The
national race has attracted only
passing interest in the face Of the
local race.
The Independents will conclude
their campaign tonight with a rally
in McAllcn. the final mass meeting
in a series which has carried the
candidates. of this ticket into every
city in the county.
Charges Hurled
The administration, or democratic
ticket. has pitched its campaign on
the record OF progress that the coun-
~ has made. Il has pointed TO the
roads, floodway construction, schools
and other improvements.
Charges and counter-charges have
been flung throughout the campaign
both through the newspapers of the
county and from the stump.
Hidalgo county expects to poll one
OF the largest votes in its history,
some estimates placing the poll at
as high as 10000.
The independents. or ~citizens-re-
publican ticket. have been conducting
schools in various towns, az which II
has been sought 20 instruct voters IN
how 70 write in the names Of the
candidates OF that ticket. Special
efforts were made To induce mem
orizing OF the anne
The Tickets
The name Of J. f.. Leslie, judge OF
the 93rd judicial district, was left
off the democratic ticket. and his
name will have TO he written. a va
cancy has been left in the democrat
ic column for this lame to be written
in. Opposing Leslie Is Gordon Crit
fin of McAllen. whose name also
must be written in.
The candidates Of the democratic
county ticket are;
For representative T5rd district
W. r. Montgomery.
For district judge i9tn ludiclal
district-Hood Boone.
For district judge 93rd judicial
district-blank.
For district attorney 18th district
$. II. Woods.
For county iUdge-A. w cameron.
For county attorney-A. +. Buch-
anan. Jr.
For district clerk-C. L. Fortson.
For county clerk-Cam Z. Hill.
For sheriff.. y. Baker.
For tax collector-O. I'm Jones.
For tax assessor. X. Miller.
For county treasurer-Geo. W
Walton. -
man.
tom. :. Hearne.
For public wei~hc~ u. W. Bonham.
The citizens-republican ticket con-
sists of the following:
For renrcsentatice 73rd district
r. ". Smith.
Gordon Griffin.
For Judge 10th judicial district
For sheriff-D. R. Handley.
For county Clerk. ". Lemburg.
For tax collector-H. Tarpley.
For county school superintendent
Mrs. Fred Wright.
commissioner Precinct No. IA
v. Williams. . Oh
efe ctmmissioncr Precinct No. Geo.
Duel. lac
Burns.
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HUNT SPURRED

Continued from page one.)
fled. Their purses were found near
by. empty of everything Of value ex-
cept a check from the candy firm
for which they worked.
Admirer Was Held
The man arrested is a former adj
mirer Of Mrs. Lynch. according 10
her mother, Mrs. ". o. VIM. Mrs.
VIM told police her daughter had
known the nan for about seven
years, but that recently she had seen
little Of him. Several days ago he
met another of Mrs. Lynch's admir-
ers and a fight ensued. Mrs. Winn
said she met the man in the bust
ness district Saturday and he told
her he was going 20 see Mrs. Lynch
that night.
Other frierds Of Mrs. Lynch. how
ever. say hat she and Mrs. Lieto ac-
companied them TO a suburb Satur-
day night where they intended 10 20
TO a dance. On discovering that the
dance had been called off they re-
turned to town and Mrs. Lynch and
Mrs. Lieto left the car and their
escorts. saying they were going TO a
dance at the Labor Temple. That IS
me last that was seen Of them be-
fore their bodies were found.
Although detectives were inclined
TO believe jealousy vas the motive
in the killing they pointed out that
the Staying might well have been the
work OF highjackers who drove the
girls escorts away.
Youths Make Find
Mrs. Lynch. according to her
mother, separated from her husband
some time ago. Mrs. Lieto's husband
is in Houston. where her father and
two brothers make their home.
Mrs. Beulah Richardson, who lives
about 200 yards from the spot where
the bodies were found. told Officers
that shortly after midnigh. She
heard an automobile pass her house
and that a few minutes later she
heard screams. About 20 minutes
later she heard the automobile re-
pass her house on its way back 70
the main highway.
The youths who discovered the
bodies, Lewis Johnson, IS. and Jack
Allen, Is, telegraph messenger boys.
were riding their bicycles TO a pecan
grove when Johnson saw a slipper
az the side Of the road. Then he saw
a pool of blood. They ~dIsmounted
and found the body Of Mrs. Lieto tn
the grass. The boys then called p0-
lice.
The butt Of a cigarette was found
near the bodies. Officers expressed
the opinion that the slayer smoked
il after he had dragged the bodies
into the grass.
Mrs. Lynch was identified by tat
too marks on her leg. Both bodies
had been stripped of shoes and hats.
HUSBAND IN JAIL
HOUSTON. Tex. Nov. 5.-GPi-
Joe Lieto, husband of Mrs. Cleo
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Mrs. Saunders Is
Granted Divorce

MEMPHIS. Nov. 5.-cP-Mrs. Car
oiyn W. Saunders was granted q aI-
&C. in circuit court today from
Tol,rs saunders. chain store oper-
la Who cainted national attention
az vears ago by his spectacular "sii
~aat hattie against a bear ralu
p;gglv Wiggly shares.
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Robinson Given
Thanks By Smith

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-tP-Govern-
or Smith today telegraphed his APP
probation 20 his running mate, SEN
ator Joe q. Robinson Of Arkansas.
for the work he has done in the
campaign and predicted that I'VE go
together to victory tomorrow" The
democratic presidential nominee
added that the people do not err
and that in the last analysis their
decision Will be right
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Nov. 5.-tPl-
His long and vigorous campaign for
democracy ended. Senator Joe II.
Robinson returned today 10 his home
city to cast his vote for the party
which honored him with the vice
presidential nomination.
Senator and Mrs. Robinson were
met al the station by a large crowd
and q formal reception committee
which included Gov. Harvey Parnell
md five former governors Of Ar
kansas.
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Married Life" Not
Worth While
Blames Wives NERVES"

Weak nerves" said a New York doc
tor vecently, in my estimation wreck
more happily married lives than any
other cause"
Besides making the sweetest dispo.
sltion sour and irritable, nervousness.
IS a terrible drain on your vital force.
it saps your youth and your strength
and dulls your beauty. What a differ
ence from the bright-eyed, vibrant Girl
he married. No wonder married lie
seems unbcarablei
But you can get rid OF your
ness speedily too-and become the
steady -nerved, radiant woman. YOU
once we're. Take a teaspoonful Of Tanlac
after meals and before going to BED
and II it doesn't soon make a nea.
woman OF you-doesn't rid you of that
tired, strained feeling-go back and get
your money.
60 to your druggist now and get q
bottle Of Tanlac. Millions OF folks have
started back on the road 10 youth
health and happiness with this worlc
famous tonic and there is no reasor
why you, too, can't begin today to ri
build your WORKOUT tissues and re.
viiaiize your entire system.
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Bleeding Gums Healed

The sight Of sore gums Is sicken-
ng. Reliable dentists often report
the successful use Of Leto's Pyor-
rhea Remedy on their very worst
;ases II you will get a bottle and
Use as directed druggists will return
money IL IL fails. Eagle Pharmacy.
tnc.-Adv. CO.
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I WOUNDED

SAN ANGELO. Texas, Nov. Str,
With a bullet wound in his abdo-
men. Walter Ratiiff. 81. traffic of-
ficer here. was IN a serious conii-
tion today. Ratliff received the
wound last night when his gun was
accidentally discharged. he said.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 5.-P-Cot-
tonseod oil closed steady: prime sum
MGR yellow SOS: prime crude 7.s7 IL
KY .00. Jan. $50: Feb. $50: March
9.Ol; Anril 9.l3; May 9.19; Nov. s.e5;
Dec. ssh.
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PRISONERS


CONTINUED from page one)
serving lorg scntnces, who scaled q
p-enitentiary wall and cleared high
voltage wires last night in 4 '.ring
jail break.
The prisoners. who used a spe-
cially insulated ladder. are VIII r.
Davis. Nashville. under sentence of
- wears for safe robbery; VIII II.
Baker. Memphis. serving a life SEN
tcnce fer wife Staying. and Harvey
4. Presley. Shelby county. convict
"a for grand larceny.
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FOREIGN

NEW YORK. Nov. 5@P-Fo--
cirn exchanges mixed. Quotation
lin centsl:
Great Britain. demand AZ. 7-16.
cables Asa 1916: 60-day bills on
banks $50 l-2; France. demand 800
3-S; cables 800 SIS: italy. demand
500 l-2; Belgium 1889: Germany
1913 IL; Tokyo 1910; Montreal
no.qO IS.