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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-17
A Fashion Models Diar,
By GRACE ~THORNCLIFFE
She Discusses a Stunning EUening Fro

one Gus u StttN
IN EAR PAM:
crastinator - Helene and !
have been thinking that you were
off on another trip. perhaps shoot
ing wild elephants in Africa or some
thing. Isn't it about time n of
your rich relatives took you off
some place again? Anyway you
might write your working girl
friends more frequently. While we
love the big city and wouldn't think
oe coming back home permanently,
we do get pretty homesick occasion.
ally for news Of you all. OF course,
we hear from the folks. but they
never give US all the delicious gossip.
Sorry to hear of the battle with
the boy friend but I can't really get
hot and bothered about It, because
I know that by the time you re-
ceive this letter you probably will
have kissed and made up.
So Betty finally decided to marry
Dick Well. his patience deserved
some reward. Helene and ! would
IONG ~ SOG oWoy Ia ~
but since both Of US can't. we've
decided that neither OF us will go.
Please give her our bestest wishes
and Dick our heartiest congrats!
You say Helene's sister hasn't
stopped talking about the good time
she had with us. Well. we GER
tainly tried our best, and If you
know her well, you know hat 1t
was no easy job.
We're glad to hear that you got
such a nice bid to the Junior League
affair. Helene and | were Just say
ing the other day that it's funny to
think of our being such big bugs
in our own town-Junior Leaguers
and all that-and here we are 1ust
two drops in a great big puddle.
Please write us all the details about
the dance including who came with
whom. and what was worn. and all
the details.
BY the way. il you're going to in
vest in a new gown, do let US send
you one Of Madame's. In fact,
Helene and I have a s%umptuous one
all picked u for you. TIL guar
antee that II will make you the belle
OF the ball. It's simple but terribly
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-17
HAYS-HAYS

HAYS-HAYS
Miss Mildred Hays, who for sew
eral years has been employed as a
teacher in the commercial depart
ment Of the Pharr-San Juan high
school was united in marriage to
Mr.. Henry Hays Of McAllen. Mr..
Hays is the Burrough adding ma
chine representative and has been
in the Valley for some time. The
couple were married in Corpus
Christi on Friday and returned to
Pharr on Sunday where they will
make their home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-17

sophisticated. It's In an off-white
shade OF satin with a deep square
cut neckline. Then there's a sun
ming peplum effect of black tulle and
a lovely long drape at one side Of
the black tulle. The narrow belt,
right above the peplum. Is held to-
gether with q simple rhinestone
buckle at the center.
Do order it, know Il will be
very becoming!
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-17
WO YOUNG GZRLSL-
ONE BEAUTIFUL
I'D Black Contrasts "Annabelle," Who Loved to
'TIcei IN Fast Company, with "Jane," Who Look
y y Forward to a Little Home and-Babies!
BY WINIFRED A

IIdDG Is IUVEIy
Her hair is yellow and her eyes are blue. She's sweet and deIcat
I'D dafntIy dressed and everybody is crazy about her-tnl they know her
When they know her well enough, they discover that she's selfish
uip orJ fo e1lv Gov uo~Je
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-17
THURSDAY

Ell Jardin Bridge club with Mrs.
L. A. Boory at Moore Terrace.
Civic league at the chamber OF
commerce, 5 p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-17

visit Mr.. Longbrake's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert West.
A number Of people from Rio
Hondo enjoyed an outing at Boca
Chica Sunday. These in the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Affolter,
Nj. and Mrs. John Judy and Mr..
and MRS. Lowell .ongbrake. The
day was spent in swimming and
fishing.
Otto Nelson, president Of the
Valley Christian Endsavor, Of San
Juan, visited Rev. and Mrs. @. A.
Hudson Sunday evening.
PARENT-TEACHER MEETS
The Rio Hondo Parent-Teacher
association officers we're elected at
the meeting held lass Tuesday eve-
ming. Mrs. W. G. Nash was elected
president, Mrs. r. A. Woolridge first
vice president; Mrs. A. T. Hough,
second vice president; Mrs. Louise
Brown. third vice president; Mrs.
j. p. George, treasurer, and @. a.
Mallornee, secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-17

Annabeles friends know a lot of queer stories
sort Of er-dont you know-ish. I don't think Annabelle really is low
ninded-but, of course, she has to follow the fashion, and when her Sc
els queer stories, she tells them, too.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
Potato Inspection
Bill introduced By
Hornaday at Austin

AUSTIN, May Ga proposed law
to place the commercial growing of
potatoes as an industry upon a Sc
cure basis ranking with citrus fruit
has been introduced by Rep. Polk
Hornaday of Harlingen and Is
awaiting action OF the agriculture
committee.
This bill would require the state
department Of agriculture to pro-
mulgate rules for inspection and
grading of carload shipments OF
potatoes and require agreements
with the federal department Of ag-
riculture SO that inspection would
meet both state and federal require
ments it would limit the fee to So
per car for certification and would
require inspectors to be named by
the agriculture commissioner and to
be paid by counties.
Fees would 60 into special coun-
ty fund to meet costs OF the service
Penalties would be provided for
moving cars without inspection GER
4 tificates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
WOMEN ARRIVE
FOR CLUB MEET
2Sth Annual Convention Of
Fifth District of Fedora
tion Beginning Today


HARLINGEN, May 6.-Leading
club women frem all parts OF cen
trail and southwest Texas were ar
irving here today for the 25th an
nual convention Of the fifth district
of the state federation Of women's
clubs. which opens In the municipal
auditorium there at $50 a. m. Tues
day.
About $50 delegates and officers
are expected at the meeting with
guests bringing the number up to a
possible 800. Elaborate preparations
have been made by the Harlingen
federated women'S clubs to care Tor
the group, and number Of sociai
functions have been arranged for
their diversion outside the business
hours of the convention.
Mrs. Sam J. Smith OF Austin,
president of the fifth district. will
preside at the meeting. A number
of the most prominent club women
or the state will be present, accord
ing to plans. among whom will be
Mrs. w. II. Wentland. former pres
ident OF the district. Mrs. Percy W
Pennybacker of Austin, wi de
known for her writings and lectures
Continued on page eightl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06

WILL Be SOLD
Announcement Reveals That
Representatives of Doheny
Plan to Buy IL

BEVERLY HILLS, Cal. May g.
P,-Announcement that the Three
Rivers. ". NJ. ranch OF Albert p.
Fall, former secretary of the interior,
would be sold at auction today by
the sheriff at Alamagordo. N. M, in
mortgage foreclosure action and
that representatives Of Edward l..
Doheny. oil magnate. planned TO buy
ii for 100000 was made here by
Robert Sands. personal secretary 70
the petroleum operator.
Sands declared the famous ranch,
which figured in the naval oil re-
serve leasing scandals had been es-
timated worth $500. 600 and 1t was to
be sold to satisfy a loan Of $4,000
The M. ID. Thatcher estate of Pueblo,
Colo. holds first mortgage for that
amount and Sands declared Doheny
held a second mortgage by reason OF
the 100000 loan" made 70 Fall by
the oil magnate shortly before the
interior secretary leased the Elk
Hills. Calf. naval oil reserve to q
Doheny company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
WOMANSBODY
FOUND | Mile
FROM ESCORT
Trail OF Blood 200
Feet Long Indicates
Woman Had Stum-
bled Along Road

HOUSTON, May 6.-tFD
Police and county officers
at noon today were trying 20
find a man believed to- have
killed Edward Stone. q. Of
Westfield, and Miss Ola
Wuenche. 20, Of Spring.
Harris county.
The bodies were found
about o a. m. by "a. ". Hart
man. Spring. who was on his way
TO Aldine. The girls body wmB lvinK
across the Hardy street road n1cus
n mile north of Aldine- Hartman
drove I'd Aldine md notified OFF,
GERS. Tracks and q trail of hlnod
indicated she had stumbled Rlnmm
the road for 200 feet after HgrH hmh
been shot.
While officers were examining mn
abandoned automobile m nile frum
the girls body. J. Stone of WeSffieid
drove up and identified the rmr mA
that or hts SON Young stone body
was found In a field nearby.
My son left home last night ln
mke Miss Wuenche 70 Houston
said Mr.. Stone. ~Sinre he did nmH
return Il became anxious about hlma
and started out 10 locke FOR him
No weapon of any kind wmM
found near the scene of Ehe killing.
Officers believed the counle we're
stopped by a man and that stone
was shot as he Eot out cf thg cmF.
The man then put the giri IN his car
and drove away. according tn the nf-
ficers' theory They think the glrl
jumped from the mans car and was
shot as she started t0 run
Pete Jarrett. who lives about two
miles from where the girls bcnv
was found. said he heard several
shots early Monday. and few mir
utes later an automobile went hT
hts home at high speed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
DOESN'T DRINK
y y -
JAVA BUT MAKES
X = =
EXCELLENT CUP

Let me have some OF that good
coffee OF yours" Judge o. G.
Dancy said TO q local restaurant
man. II Just can't 60 by this
place when I smell that coffee"
rs II really good? ! have often
wondered" the man said as he
poured out a cup of steaming
java
Why sure It Is. You ought
to know: you make IT,"
"Yes. make II. but I haven't
drank any Of the stuff in 80
years" the restaurant man smiled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
lone ROBBER
TAKES S345
FROMSTATION
Blindfolded Man Let
Out of Car Near Aus
tin After Wild Ride
Of: Nine Hours

AUSTIN, May 26.-tP)-Coatless
and hatless, r. Lyle Justice. 27.
walked into the Austin police sta
ton shortly before noon today and
told officers how he had been kid
naped by a bandit at the Mexia
railway station nine hours before,
driven all night while blindfolded
and left three miles east of here
on the highway.
His captor, Justice said. entered
the railway depot at 2:50 a. m,
confronted him with q revolver,
and obtained an amount from the
station cash drawer estimated by
.tile agent as $345.
The man was described by JUS
tice as small and apparently of
middle age.
The agent said he persuaded the
bandit not to tie him. but that a
blindfold was placed over his eyes
Justice said the remainder Of the
night was spent in driving, but
he did not know what route the
automobile took.
At 9 o'clock a tire on the car
blew out. and the robber ordered
the agent out of the automobile
In order that he might see how tc
walk. the blindfold was removed
from one of his eyes. police were
told by Justice
After We walked some distance
the man ordered me to lie down ir
ditch beside the road and re-
main there for an hour SO that
he would have a good start" JUS
tice detailed. II was afraid to gei
up. and ] stayed there for tnat
length of time"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
Six Persons Lose
Lives I'm Railroad
Crossing Accident

RIVERSIDE. n. J.. May 6-tF'-
Six persons. four of them members
or one family. weer killed ard twu
others injured las might In = grade
crossing accident here
The dead are John BunEr, JA
his wife, Mrs. Glars BunEe. 81, two
OF their children. Jack. M: and Ada.
9: Morgan Chamberlain. u bcarcrT
at the Bunge home. NIL residing IN
Riverside, and Jack Weller M. Phil
adelphia-
The latter's father. James Weller.
40. was critically injured and Clara
Bunge, IL. daughter Of the dead
couple. was less seriously hurt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
RESTAURANT EMPLOYE
SHOT AFTER ARGUMENT

OKLAHOMA CITY. May SIP
John Northcott. who said he was
former Texas ranger and deputy
sheriff. Of Winkler county. Texas.
was held for county officers after
he had shot and fatally wounded
Eng Joe Yuen. Chinese restaurant
employe. last night during an argu-
ment over a dinner check.
Northcott was with a party sew
eral persons. and had paid the
check, when he was called back by
Yuen. the cashier. An argument
ensued. and Northcott drew q pis-
tol and fired. He still was flourish
ing the gun. police said. when
they arrived.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06

"The shipping season will extend
from October to February g." DR..
Marlatt said. land ID would be ad-
visable for Valley growers to make
marketing preparations in accord
ance."
DR.. Marlatt characterized the ex-
tension Of the Shipping season this
year from March / to April i, as Ia
mistake" asserting that II there had
been no deviation from the original
regulations it Is very probable there
would have been no infestation.
Valley Should Organize
Under the terms of the Mediter-
ranean fruit fly quarantine in Flor
ida shipments from that state viii
not start until November 1, the ship
ping season closing May /. These
regulations are merely tentative. DR.
Marlatt stated. and may be changed
by eliminating April shipments.
This viii give the Lower Rio
Grande Valley one month the ad-
vantage of Florida in opening tht
shipping season. but Florida VII
have the advantage Of two months
at the end OF the season
When the fact was pointed on
that production in the Valley mex
season would run close TO 5000 cars
as compared with $500 cars tn
past season. DR.. Marlatt suggestet
that the Valley growers and ship
pers take immediate steps to or
ganize their markets
The Valley should be thorough
organized 10 market the fruit crop.
he said My advice Is that no tim
Continued on page eight)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
KILLER WALKS
four BLOCKS
TO GET MATE
Woman In Hospital
Bed Slain After Phi
ladelphia Man Shot
Tets to Death

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-tPt-
Peter Thomas. As. today shot and
killed his three children in their
home and then went to a hospital
where his wife was patient and
shot her to death. He then tried TO
kill himself He Is In critical con-
dition.
The children killed were Cath
crime. u: Jacob. 10. and Helen o.
The hospital where Thomas killed
his wife, Margaret. is eight blocks
from his home. Carrying the pistol
with which he killed the children In
his pocket, he went to q fourth
floor room OF the institution where
he found his wife.
Thomas. fired two bullets into h.s
own head.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
MAJOR ROSALES IS
KILLED I'M BATTLE

MEXICO CITY. May 6.-tFl-
Dispatches 10 Excelsior today from
Guadalajara said 100 "cristero" in
surgents led by Ramon Arnaiz. Fe-
lipe Sanchez, and Juliu Sandoval
had failed In 17-hour attempt 20
recapture Colotlan. Jalisco. from n
garrison Of 400 federals- The fed
eral commander, Maj. Pedro R0-
sales, was killed in the fray.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
WANTS MODIFICATION
OF CHANNEL PROJECT

WASHINGTON. May 6--Pr-
Major General Jadwin. chief or
army engineers, recommended to
congress today modification OF the
existing project to improve the
Houston ship channel in Texas TO
cost so54. 900. with an annual apprc-
priation or $4,000 for niairtcranre
provided local interests furnished
rights OF way free TO the federal
government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
800 HOMESEEKERS TO
SEE VALLEY IN WEEK

HARLINGEN. May -Homeseek-
ers visiting the Valley this week will
number 800. according TO reports OF
passenger agents here Of the South
ern Pacific and Missouri Pacific
Lines.
The Missouri Pacific brought one
special train to the Valley this
morning and unloaded az Browns
vile Smaller parties arrived on
regular trains OF both lines Other
parties were due later In the week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06

liz VIC OAA bAAN 1h~AN%@ 4NF
port stood 8 to for it with one
member. Senator Ashurst, demo
crat, Arizona. not voting
This report along with those OF
Chairman Norris and the indepci.-
dent reports of Senators Boran, re-
publican. Idaho: King. Utah. and
Dill, Washington. democrats, VIII be
sent TO the senate tomorrow where
the right or Mr.. Mellon TO hold Of
flee probably will be threshed out
on the floor.
The report OF Sen. Norris declar-
ing Mr.. Mellon by being a STOCK
holder In various enterprises vio-
lated the old law forhidding The sec
retary of the treasury TO be inter-
ested IN carrying on trade or COM
Imerce stnld deteated \ 10 u slaa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
TRAIN PASSENGERS TO
HAVE PHONE SERVICE

TORONTO. May Thefea-
sibility of two-way telephone con-
versation between a moving train
and stationary point has been
demonstrated on the Canadian Ma
:ional railway. Service IS to be made
available shortly for passengers on
trains between Chicago and Toronto.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
LIFE TERMER
4 ESCAPES Pen
Ed Crowder, Companion Last
Seen At Huntsville Prison
Yesterday At S P. Nj.

HOUSTON. May 6.-tPp-Ed
Crowder. serving a 99-year SEN
tence for robbery Of the Citizens
State Bank of Houston, escaped
from solitary confinement at
Huntsville sometime last night.
Crowder and a companion were
in a concrete solitary cell. believ-
ed TO have been escape proof.
They were last seen about 5 p. m.
yesterday. Prison guards found
the door of the cell battered down.
1t Is believed the men used lad
der to get over the walls.
Reports from the Harlem farm
said Jack Cooper. convicted OF
burglary in Houston, had escaped
last night from the Harlem state
farm.
AUSTIN. May 6-tPt-The Hunts
vile prison Is as unsafe as
chicken coop. DR.. Henry Cohen.
member of the prison board. said
today when he heard OF the es-
cape OF Ed Crowder, 99-year con-
vict. from solitary cell at Hunts
vile.
He and J. B. II. Holderby of
Fort Worth, another member OF
the board. were conferring with
Gov. Moody today. Holderby has
been actively engaged in making
an investigation of existence OF an
alleged ring operating to effect re-
lease OF prisoners from the peni-
tentiary.
we are not ready yet: we want
to lift the lid off at one time" he
said Conditions are deplorable
and something must be done. The
idea of more than 700 prisoners
escaping In one year is inconceiv-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
Bill Authorizing
Issuance Interim
Bonds Submitted

AUSTIN. May 6.-tPl-Fifteen
subjects were submitted 10 the leg
islature by Gov. Moody today He
said they were sent in nc ne &C.
QUEST Of members I'm most cases.
they wtre local bills and corrections
in existing statutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06

BERLIN. May 6.-LPH&Threats OF
new violence Wednesday loomed to-
day to mar hopes built on last
nights peacefulness in Neukoelln
and Wednesday districts where po-
lice we're In full control after four
days bloody communist rioting.
At a secret meeting 1900 COM
munist leaders, obtaining admission
only by each speaking a special
catchword. voter to bury 2l Of their
fallen comrades in a single grave,
turning the funeral after interment
into a monster political demonstra-
ton.
A resolution was passed calling
upon workers over the city to begin
a general strike at 2 p. m. Wednes-
day. Although the strictest meas
dres weer adopted to prevent the
public knowing OF what happened
inside the meeting it was known
there was in evidence no disposition
to accept the truce thrust upon then
by the police
Meanwhile the state OF siege con-
tinued in both Wedding and Meul-
koelln districts. although there hac
been no fighting there since Satur'
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
BALLOON RACE ENTRY
REPORTED TO BE DOWN

PITTSBURGH, May 6.-,Pl-- The
navy No. / entry In the national
elimination balloon race, to-day was
reported down in the vicinity OF
Montreal. Canada.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
MORRIS DECLINES TO
BE CITY CANDIDATE

TO The Herald:
NV name having been proposed
rs A possible candidate for city con-
missioner IN the fali election and
not being interested. wish tn ta&M
this opportunity of stating tnnL
am not a candidate nov nor VII !
be i'm December
Very truly yours.
n. c. MORRIS.
May o. 1879.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
Father Stays 3 Children,
Wife: Wounds Selfln Head
Mellon Majority
In Inquiry Made
Possible By Dem

majority Of the senate judiciary COM
the Senator Steive republican
legally holding the post OF
democrat Mississippi who was absent
telegraphed his the report.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
FREE DAYSFOR
OIL MAN FEW
Sinclair Will Not Be Pre-
sent When Mandate Is Re-
ceived By Justice

WASHINGTON, MAY 6.-tAPl
An order directing the commit
ment OF Harry r. Sinclair, mil
Iionaire oil operator. to a COM
mon jail for refusal 10 answer
questions asked by senate COM
mittee, was handed down today
by Justice Hitz OF the supreme
court Of the District Of Columbia.
WASHINGTON, May 6-tAP)--
Counsel for Harry r. Sinclair an
nounced today the wealthy oil
man would not be present a the
time the supreme court mandate
ordering his commitment TO Jail
for three months for contempt Of
the senate Is received by Justice
Hitz OF the District of Columbia
supreme court.
WASHINGTON. May 6-tPs-Tht
period Of liberty for Harry +. Sin
calir before he begins his three
months Jail sentence for contempt
OF the senate grew short today.
The mandate Of the United State:
supreme court directing the District
of Columbia supreme court to i'm
prison the oil man was placed IL
the mail Saturday for delivery thi:
morning to Frank E. Cunningham
clerk of the trial court. who had ar
ranged TO notify Leo A. Rover. dis
trict attorney, upon its receipt.
In line with usual procedure, Mr.
Hoover decided to inform George P
Hoover. counsel for Sinclair. OF thil
notification, and then to present
motion to Justice william Hitz o
the district supreme court asking
him to issue the Jail commitment
order.
Sinclair was declared by his coun
sci here and in New York 10 b
ready to surrender himself wheneve'
his appearance was requested. III
has remained in New York while tn
formalities leading toward his in
generation were being completed.
No unusual preparations havI
been made at the Washington aSy
lum and jail to receive the wealth,
oil man. His days routine viii be
gin at $50 a. m. and end with al
early retirement 70 bed.
Sinclair's jail sentence and q lin
or $500 were imposed for his refuse
five years ago TO answer certain
questions asked him by a senat
committee investigating the leasin
Of the Teapot Dome naval oil reserv
In Wyoming. He was convicted o.
March is, 1927.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
Next Citrus Season
Will Close February
28, Board HeadSays
Especial TO The HERALD

WASHINGTON extension the citrus frui
shipping the Valley the state
Marlatt the the u de-
parten agriculture discussing the discovery Mexican
fruit fly n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and ahe VALLEY
partly cloudy ur fair tonight Mnh
TUESDAY: not much change I'm TEN
perature. Moderate 90 fresh sc1kn-
erly winds this afternoon Mrn tn-
night, probably becoming rocerssa
northerly Tuesday.
For East Texas. Hot receives M
time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
COMMUNISTS
BURY DEAD
Threats Of Violence Looms
To Mar Hopes Built On
Nights Peacefulness

BERLIN, May 6.-tAPD-Police
raided at noon business offices Of
various communist movements es-
tablished In the house once occu-
pied by Carl Liebknecht. slain
leader OF the so-caIIed "spartak-
ist" uprising just after the war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06

High an1 low tide nt Point 1AM
bel tomorrow. under normal m18
geological condition.
High $1,000. 7.40 a- m ~
Low ....... SIS a. m.. 80 pA ~