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IN OUR VALLEY

Continued From PAGE n
which brings Up the thought that
there are other men in Brownsville
who serve the public Al salaries AZ
z dollar or less.
For example. the mayor ana four
commissioners. They get nothing.
me fifteen members or the board
~ directors M the chamber of com
merce- They Get nothing.
But Mr. Citizen doesn't mind TAX
ing 2 rap At them on occasion. for
anything or nothing NJ an.
THIS Is NICE. warm weather.
The kind OF weather tina, Is 70
ducing the number Of colds. the cases
OF grip and the number Of those
down with mild attacks Of the flu
Plenty % sunshine. warm sun
shine. will change health conditions
rapidly.
Be careful when ycu sncczc. 5r
cough Cover your mouth and nose
with your handkerchief. Those lit
tie germs have \ way ar scattering
around and doing much dirt.
II Q are shifting. have a cold.
even a mild ore. avoid crowds.
Protect yourself and at the same
time protect others. And il you feel
u coming on. have you doctor pre-
scribe.
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CAPITOL GETS
'TALKIES'; TO
Be HERE SOON
Installation of Newest
Device Expected To
Be Started By jan
uary Is

Work of installing a Photo-Tone,
said TO be the last word in talking
moving pictures, viii begin at the
Capitol thcater here by Jan. Is, &C
ccrdinG to an announcement made
Thursday hy John Tanning, Browns
Vile amusement man.
Phcto-Tone is owned by the Radio
Corporation Of America and perfect
~ synchronizes the human voice with
the picture az II il thrown upon the
screen and the voices Of the actors
arc modulated. Unlike other talking
movie devices. Tanning said, the re-
corded speech runs along on the film
instead Of being on a disc record
+. {. Burns Of New York City.
Radio Corporation Of America cngi-
neer, has just completed a survey OF
the Brownsville thcater and a sec
ond engineer will be here within the
next few days 10 begin installation
which will require about five days.
After surveying the theater. Burns
declared il ideal for Photo-Tone.
Releases By Paramount, Metro
Goldwyn- Mayer. Famous Players
Lasky, United Artists. Universal, Pa
the. and special productions by the
Radio Corporation Of America will
be shown at the Capitol. All pic
lures 10 be made after January / BY
these producing companies will be
synchronized with Photo-Tone. Fan
ming announced.
THE Radio Corporation Of Amer
lea has spent $500. 000, 900 in perfect
ing this machine which is consider
ed the most perfect y produced"
Tanning said. "and | consider il a
compliment that / have been able to
secure IT for the Capitol theater in
Brownsville"
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REACHES
UNEMPLOYED
Now at Great Barrier
OF Ice In Antarc-
tic Circle

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-tPi-Com-
mander Richard r. Byrd and his
companions today stood face 70 face
with the vast unknown Of AEtarctica
they set out 10 explore.
In a wireless To Curtis y. Wilbur.
secretary Of the navy. through the
New York Times, the st. Louis Post
Dispatch and associated newspapers,
Commander Byrd announced the ar
rival Of his ship, the City Of New
York, az the great mysterious ice
barrier which drives its wedge into
the continent Of ice and snow sur
rounding the South Pole.
At the Bay of Whales the party
has challenged the towering ice cliff
Of the barrier that stands sentry on
the last frontier Of geographical ex-
ploration, 400 miles beyond the
last outpost Of human h%abitation.
From this great ~ice-capped CONT
nent Of 5000, 900 square miles. Com
mander Byrd ard his scientists hope.
with the aid Of a%irplanes, 70 wrest
secrets which will add to mems
knowledge Of the GLOBE upon which
they live.
Arrival Of the ship on Christmas
day brought the explorers W the
scene Of their adventure IN what is
midsummer at the bottom III The
world" when milder temperatures
and less unfavorable weather offer
the most auspicious conditions for
flying and scientific observation.
The first task which faced the
party was the landing Of their
planes and other equipment. This
had to be sent up to the top OF the
ice cliff for establishment OF a base
from which air excursions and dog.
slcdge dashcs will be made towards
the pole. The base viii assume the
aspect Of a village Of portable houses
and workshops carried AZ part of the
IL 100000 equipment Oh the expedi-
ton. Storage for the t0ns VI food
and fuel and hangers for the four
planes IN the air squadron or the cx-
petition also must be provided al
the base.
Dog teams viii be- used M t-ans-
port supplies TO a line or emergency
stations stretching from the base to-
ward the pole for use by the filters
IL they are forced down.
The party, which numbers IS. is
equipped to spend two years m tho
enterprise.
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HEAVY SELLING
IN STOCK LIST
Pressure Halls AID
vance; Market Ir-
regular

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-CPi-Selling
pressure which became heavy y~ester-
day when the call money rate was
marked I'D TO II per cent. was re-
sumed 1t the opening of todsy's
stock market. Initial declines of a
point or W were decorded by Chile
Copper, Chrysler. General Motors
and Atchison, American can opened a
point higher.
There were a few independent
strong spots in early trading. indi-
eating that some operators were
looking forward 70 an unusually
heavy reinvestmcnt demand after
the turn or the year. Atlas Powder
was marked up more than 8 points
70 a new high record az 10 81 and
Otis Elevator crossed 2S5 20 a new
top. National Bellas Hess showed
an early advance OF 4 points.
Radio, weak yesterday. sold off s
points and Wright Asronautical.
Consolidated Gas and Atchison ex-
tended their initial declines to 2
points or more. In the long list
Of issues which sagged a point or
more below yesterdays final quota
tions were Union Pacific. Chesapeake
and Ohio Standard Oil Of California.
Mexican Seaboard, Loose Wiles.
Curtiss. Simmons. Central Alloy
Steel and Commercial Credit.
Foreign exchanges opened firm,
with sterling cables slightly higher
III sls5 SIS.
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Cameron Courts
95ED DISTRICT COURT
IiiAalEn County

AHH#N%fMh AENWNN
Suits filed:
p. n. Peek Wy. ". p. ~ v.s. " wv.
foreclosure, lots 1 and 2. block 32.
Donna.
The First National Bank ~ Nc
Allen, Texas. v-. y. T.. Ecvrs. suit on
note.
The First National Eant Of Nc.
Allen. Texas. vs.. $. A. Norris. suit
on note.
Ruby Brown vs.. ". b. Brown, suit.
for divorce.
FL G. Lozano vs. Lorenzo TijcrIna.
e uN, suit on debt.
Guadalupe Cileurro. ct m vs. Guni-
c;rdo Len, ~ ai. suit Oh damage.
Geo. Nh Consoiver ys. NJ. n. Stew
cnr. ct al. suit on promissorv note.
Henry k%loasrer, VI WI ys. a. y.
Ross. Sr-- n ai. suit 0n note.
Hida!go County
Edna Ruth, ct ~ IN James r.. Bar
nett. north one-half Tot 6s. Holt
tract. $500.
,. y. Lauck. ot ux to II. q. shelton.
south l2.6s acres, lot =. hlcck :. San
Juan subdivision. portion a and y.
$1,000.
Chalmer +. Baldridre to Fred ].
Walter. lot IS, block Sc, c%ampacuas.
81. etc.
John II. shsry to John G. Licb-
schwegcr. 81 al. south 10 acres lot
S67. John II. Shary subdivision. $40.
etc.
Prorreso Development 60. 20 RI. A.
Ngnlcy. west $50 acres. lot 20. Lion
Lake subdivision. ~Si.024.33.
John XII. Lichschwyrcr. AZ YIN ~
state Bank n Trust Co.. \ acres out
" To- 567, John II. Shary subdivision.
$40, etc.
7. =. Chacc. ct IN III Winston
Wheeler, north one-haIf lot ~. block
40. Capisalln. $40. etc.
John II. Shary 20 g. ". Noble. part
Of lot i0-5. West Addition TO Shary-
land. S2750.
K. $. Chambers 20 Ruth Lissner.
lots 10 and 20, block u. Donna. $40.
etc.
Janice Cooper. 81 al to Chalmer r..
Baldridge- lot Is, block So, CAM
racuas. 81. etc.
American company TO Ernest So
we'll. ct al. south 80 acres FIT. 7IS.
West Tract subdivision. $40. etc.
Garcia Land 4 Livestoci. Col. 10
y. NJ. Goodwin. 1907 acres out If
Portion IS. 81. etc.
MT. VT. Jones t0 III. ". Ramirez,
lots II. block PCS. EdirburE. $3.50.
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SEEK

Continued from page one.l
rights arc worth much more money
than they will bring IN the sale ana
advised q delay until the legislature.
which meets January 3. could consid-
CT legislation Withdrawing the land
from the market temporarily.
Robson contends the law IN man
datory and he has not authority 10
delay the sale. lie claims only the
legislature can do this. Robert L.
Holiday Of Fl Paso. representing the
regents. Wednesday night asked Gov
ernor Moody to call a special session
of the legislature for SATURDAY to
withhold the acreage from the mar
ket.
Governor Moody indicated last
week. that he fpvored delaying the
sale III il could he done.
1t was indicated at the capitol that
should the governor decide on
4 special session ne would not issue
the call before he had canvassed ~
telegraph the membership 10 ascer-
tain If = quorum could be counted On.
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n. 0. COTTON
OPENS EASY
Early Sag Increased,
Going Down 5 to
Q Points

NEW ORLEANS, Dee 21-tFl-
The cotton market opened easier IN
sympathy with relatively lower Liv-
crpool cables and circulation Of NO
tees for 900 bales Of January cot
ton yesterday and today. First
trades showed losses OF 4 10 3 points.
The market received good support on
the dip and January advanced 20
1854 and March 1851 or . to s
points abe the early lows.
The recovery was short-lived
Towards the end Of the first hour
March made a new low at 1854.
while January duplicated rs earlier
low Of 1913. or 3 20 . points under
yesterdays close.
For the remainder Of the forming
the market was dull. Near noon jan
uary sold AZ 1851. and March 1857.
pr 4 ~ . points under yesterdays
close.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-27

CALL the Southern Real Company "
you want 10 rent a bone. Phone ali.
K-iG4.
FOR RENT-i-room house. In Vic
toria Heights; rem SIS. Phone 905J.
LILO.
REASONABLE TO desirable persons,
our furnished home. kitchen furni-
ture, gas. dishes. books; > fireplaees.
modern 6-room house and garage.
Mrs. Jennings. phone pot. L-i92
FOR RENT-Los Ebanos. unfurnish-
ed. 5 rooms and bath. All new build
irgs; water paid and lawn cared for.
Phone 1929. L-iei
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-27
INVENTOR OF
HEATER HERE
Warner Kruger Comes
Back to City After
20 Years

Werner Kruger or Miami. Fla, in
ventor Of a solar water heater, has
arrived in Brownsville where he
plans to open a plant for the manu-
facture OF his invention provided
conditions seem conducive to its sale.
This heater consists of a storage
tank mounted on a raised platform.
Beneath the tank are coils Of pire
running in Eemi-circles from the
tank to the ground where the intake
IL attached. These pipes are en-
closed I'm glass which intensifies the
heat in the rays az the sun 10 such
an extent that the water circulating
between the pipes and the storage
tank are kept AZ a temperature OF loo
degrees Fahrenheit
Heating Of the water is dependent
upon the sun but the heated water.
stored in the tank. will remain hot
for at least IS hours should cloudy
days prevent the sun from shining,
Kruger stated.
Just two hours sunshine a day is
sufficient 10 keep the temperature
Of the water around $50 degrees" he
said. !
Kruger has just returned from a
tour Of Europe and his first letter
cf inquiry to the Brownsville cham
Der Of relative to climatic
conditions here was mailed from A
city I'm Germany
n was in Brownsville 20 years ago
and needless TO say, I have noted a
wonderful change he declared in
an interview Thursday. Eat that
time they had just plotted the city
Of Harlingen and were planning 70
sell lots. Anyone who did not see
the Valley in those days, is unable
to judge the wonderful progress
made. There is a great future ahead
Cor this section of the country and
particularly Brownsville now that
they have voted 50. ZOO, 900 for q deep
water port
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n YORK (nTTO

NEW YORK, Dee. 27.-tRl-Prccs
opened I 60 2 points lower OIL the
cotton market in response 70 diaap-
pointing Liverpool cables and some
further near month liquidation due
TO the circulation OF a few additional
January notices. Trading was quie:
after the call. with prices holding
around 20.20 for March and 1898 FOR
July ~ The end Of the first half
horr, or within a point or two Of yes
terday'S closing quotations.
The market acted as IL notices wee
being stopped. aE January sold aboG-
2 points over Marcr compared with
A discount M 4 points at the close
estcrday. An midday trading Wa
ouict. with ncLiFc months ~ "
points net lower.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-27
Hogs Down:Sheep
Up; Cattle Even
In Texas Market

FORT WORTH. Dec. 2s.-E-
Hogs 500: l5c lower; top $50; 2i0
70 300 pound hogs s.7oNS.S0; pack.
inF sows 7.25Ms.O0.
Cattle and calves $50. steady;
steers 1850 70 11.5n. light fat year
linEs 100 10 11.75: Frld fat cows
SIS: good heavy calves UP ~ $40.
sheer $50. fat lambs quarter n
fifty rents higher. good ~ choice
wooded rat lambs 400, shorn fat
v-rfh~ru gnn-
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w ARE BURNED TO
A IN LOUISIANA

MANSFIELD. La. Dec. 27.-GPi-
Two men were burned 10 death near
here today.
Henry Ferguson p, oil gauGer.
was burned when a gas tank exploded
in tho Dolete Hills oil field.
N. Y. Adams, automobile mechanic.
was burned fatally when blankets in
which he wrapped himself a Steer
caught fire In . ga--Ee at Pleasant
Hills
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-27
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Crsdiek arrived
in Brownsville iris morning from
treir rome in New Orleans.
Mrs. and Miss Eley arrived in
town today from Harlingen for a
short pleasure visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A S. Gimble retura-
ca to Brownsville this morning from
Eagle Lake, where they spent Christ
mas holidays.
l.. O.. Harrison, member Of The
staff OF the Houston Chronicle, IA
I'LL this city for . few days on bust.
ness.
Frank and Mrs Hancock Of New
York City are in town for n visit oil
several weeks. They are stopping al
the Travellers hotel .
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-27
MuIholland Gets
Radio News Job

". f. Eugene Mulholland. former
Is city reporter on The Brownsville
Herald. has accepted a position as
publicity director with the Rdaio
Corporation Of America and will 60
70 New York City Jan. Is to ussume
his now duties.
Mulholland tells Of his new posi-
tion In letters 70 Brownsville friends.
He left here several months n
fcr Louisville. Ky, where ~ hsa
been star reporter on the Courier
Journal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-27
Baylor Head to
Talk at Banquet

SAN BENITO. Dee. 2T.--Dr. j. G.
Hardy. president Of Bayler College
for Women al Bolton, Texas, will be
the main speaker at a banquet given
AZ the Stcnewall Jackson Hotel, al
San Benito at z D. m. Dec "a. DR.
Hardy will speak in the interest or
the Presser Music Hall recently do
noted to Baylor College BY the Press
er Foundation. conditioned that the
friends Of Baylor College give a like
sum Of $4,000.
Ii is expected at that time to per-
feet "A permanent organization of the
ex-students and friends of Baylor
College OF the Lower Rio Grande
Valley.
Those who anticipate attending arc
asked o notify Mrs. j. P. Ellis, San
Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-27
Slight Advances
Made in Opening
Trades In Grain

CHICAGO, Dee. 27.-iPi-Active
buying Of corn and fresh advances in
price. went together early today. hut
selling hroadcned out on tho upturns.
rereirts OF corn here were mcager,
zoo cars. and rural offerings were
mostly shove the market. Opening
W lie off To 3-Sc up. corn subse-
p~ucntly nj times showed gains all
a%rnunl. wheat started at f-2c de-
cline to 1-Sc advance. and fterward
held near 10 initial figures. Oats
were firm. Provisions kept about
steady.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-27
KING GEORGE BETTER

LONDON. dec. 27.-CFf-lt was
officially stated about noon today
that there was no change in King
Georges condition. This
ment was taken favorably BY the
public in connection with last nights
statement by the physicians that his
majesty was maintaining his slow
progress. fG&&t&4
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LIVERPOOL n

LIVERPOOL, December 27.-tPl-
Cotton SPOT quiet; lower; American
strict good middlirg lt43; good mid
ding ll.03; strict middiirg 1885:
middling 1865. strict low middlins
te.3s; low middiing 1913; strict
good ordinary 1898; good ordinary
9.63. Sales 1000 bales. including s.
500 American. Receipts $4,000.
American 4i.San. Futures closed
quiet and steady.
December 1884. Janua-. 1884:
March 1870; May 1913; July 1910,
October I0.l7.
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MORE Fan

Radio station KWwG of this city il
receiving an increasing number CT
fan letters on its featured Wednes-
day midnight programs. Cool wea-
TIER IS given as the reason for the
station reaching out further. Most
Of the letters come from thc east
and north
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Business Notices
TTcE To

!. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of The Merchants National
Rank or Brownsville. Texas, will be
held at its banking house on Tues
aav. January eth. 1929. AZ three y.
u. for the election ~ Directors and
,ho transaction or such other bus
mess as may properly come before
sha meeting. r. J. Tucker, Cashier.
L-5O
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FOR SALE
Best Buy in the
Valley
100 Acres

With over $4,000 worth modern
improvements. So acres orchard.
all bearing next year. Located or
main hard surface road. Priced
for quick sale. only $4,000 per
acre. terms 70 suit. Will sell IN
20 or 20 acre tracts. Write Box
Z, Harlingen, Texas. L-1si
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FOR RENT-To couple without chill
dren. modern new 4-room house.
beautifully furnished; gas. lights,
hot and cold water. telephones; or
paved streets: garage II desired. You
have to see this place 10 appreciate
Il. 18th and Grant. Victoria Heights.
Call 1921 or T03. Lie
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE. ~
The annual meeting of the stock
hoIdsrs OF the State National Bank
az brownsville. Texas. will DO held
=, lis banking house on Tuesday,
January Sth. 1929. at $3.50 o'clock
n ma. for the election Of directors
and the transaction Of such other
husiness as may properly come be-
fore the meeting. A. ii. Fernandez.
.asbisr. L-5l
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You Don't lave to Wait Until the FRS" Herald Rental Ads Perform

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-27

, NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Tho annual meeting of the stock
,holders Of tho First National Bank
IN Brownsville. Texas. will be held
~ its banking house on Tuesday,
January sth. 1929. al $3.50 O'Clock
.. m for the election Of directors
.,nd tie transaction Of such other
husiness as may properly come be-
fora the meeting G. q. Wagner,
Nice President anu Cashier.
L L-S3
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting Cf the stock
holdcrs Of Tho Texas Bank & Trust
Company. OF Brownsville. Texas, will
he held nc its banking house on
Tuesday. January :. 1929. At $3.50
o'clock y. M. for the election OF d.
rectors and the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting. Joe Celaya. Jr.
Cashier. L-o<
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HAS INEIIrENZA

Miss Lizzie Dorset, who lives near
the country club. has been confined
10 her bed with an attack or irfIu-
enZa for several days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-27

50 sure are We or the
benefits o can derive
from this service. We
offer q 30-DAY TRIAL
for the cost az the post
age, SOC. There will re
10 further charge, no
obligation. We are posi-
tive son will want the
service regularly after
wards. Just send soc
any way you wish.
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Help Wanted
Situation Wanted

/ wANTED-Practical nursing. care
hf elderly lady. or care of maternity
Eases. References. Plane 215J.
ua~tfrSsn. L-iSg.
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Trend In
K. {. Live Stock
Averages Higher

KANSAS CITY. &C. 2T.--Pl-
Hogs: 10000; l525c lower: top $3.50
on 10000 lbs; packing sows S7OOtPi
T.S5.
Cattle. 5000. calpes 500; fat she
stock strong to csc higher; other
classes steady; slaughter steers,
good and choice 1300-l50O lbs. $1,000
@15.75; Ii0O-l3OO lbs. 100000;
950-1l0O lbs. Stf.T5Gi6.50; cows,
good and choice Ss.25@10.5O; ~velaers
(milk fed, medium to choice $500
Ml4.00.
Sheep: 5000; lambs steady to 25c
higher; sheep steady; lambs, good
and choice coz lbs. DOWN. $1,000
14.S5; ewes. medium TO choice (l5J
lbs. down. S5.T5GS.DO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-27

=. Manautou has been iii NJ his
home for several days.
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OUR FINANCIAL ADVISORY SERVICE
KEEPS YOU INFORMED

You need 4 service 10
bring you the FACTS
quickly. You need OUR
service, which comprises
clear, brief analysis OF
stocks you now hold or
purchasing.
II includes rccommrn-
dat.ons Of what 70 BUY
and What to SELL.
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BUTTER y EGGS

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-tFl-Butter
lower; creamery extras 81 Sd.
standards 81 1-2: extra firsts 40 ~
N Al; firsts Asa 10 IL; seconds asa
A..
Eggs lower; extra firsts 3iM35:
firsts 32633; ordinary firsts 2s4
N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-27

TWELVE ACRES best Ebony"
land. on Banker road near city
limits. Brownsville. Concrete ca
nal and well drained. Tel. 1852 or
IntS-W. k-is9
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-27
FOREIGN EXCHANGED

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-P-For-
eign exchanges steady: Great Brit
ain. demand. asa rs; cables. 4s5
9-i6; Frascc. demand. 3.aI SIS. Italy,
Sc lag; Eel-ium, 1892; Germany.
1919 IL: Tokyo. 45.7s; Montreal,
pa.7l ia.