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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-01
ASKS DENIS TO UNITE
FOR SAVING TARIFF

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-(Rp-An
appeal to senate democrats to 'put
aside political differences and save
the pending tariff bill was made in
a statement today by Senator Rams
dell. Louisiana democrat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-01

LONDON. Nov. 1-tF1-- The
giant dirigible R-101, off or a sl~ed
test. flew over Sandringham this
afternoon passing over the royal
palace at q low altitude. King
George and Queen Mary were in
the gardens and acknowledge the
waving Of those on board the new
ship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-01
NIGHT GLUE RoNrBED

CHICAGO. N Z. 1--tPf-The VII
Ia Venice, fashionable suburban
night club situated in an expanse
Of terraced l-wn and winding la
goons, was bombed last night with
damage estimated at 5000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-01

Eagle Subs Moore W lss; Terina nD 1877 Todd d2l 46; P1
9 Sylvester W 165; Dixon Champion W
2 lI7 Mcnn us t Trevino 5 1885, Rodriguez W 1885, wash
Breckenridge Terry zs)
Willis Rcley 49, 27 l35;
RgIbright KrIeger
Officials Referee spl Clark umpire hndInesman.
/
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-01
Eagle Player is
Ineligible, Say
SanAntonioMen
Charge Sylvester Has Already Played Four
Years Prior to Present Season; Irving
Declares Rumors Are "Unfounded"

ANTONIO schools powerful
football knocked the terschoc league
notification viceprin
cpa Guy OF high Antonio and
Benny Strickland high
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-01
Factions Protest
Hungarian Murders

WASHINGTON, Nov. IT'D A
Joint statement by the anti -Horthy
league. the international Labor de-
fense and the anti-Fascist f-der-
alton announced that committees
representing these organizations In
New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and washington, would hold q
demonstration late today I'm front
OF the Hungarian Legation against
the murder OF political prisoners
In Hungary"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-01
THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley
Mostly cloudy and unsettled tonight
and Saturday, probably with occa-
tional rains near the coast some
what colder tonight. Moderate tu
fresh northerly winds orr the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-01
TIDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE
HlRh and low tide nt Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal rieterrlrm
Rical conditions:
High .-...-.-2.20 IN. m 5:3a N. ra.
Low .....-..a4..4..4... BIS m. Kls
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-01
Soggy Field May
H0IdScOreDOUn
In Clash Today
Meet Breckenridge High of San Antonio
In Crucial Class "A Tilt

Teams Brownsville Eagles Breckenridge AntOniOl.
Place and time: Tucker Field, $3.50 ID. IN.
Thp nhah liner
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-01

RIVER FORECAST
There win be no material change
i'm the river during the next IA tn
4B hours.
Flood Present 7a-Hr. 7g-Er.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-01

BAPTTSTS MEET
FORT WORTH, Tex, Nov. l-tF
Delegates to the annual conven-
tion OF the Baptist Students Union
or Texas arrived rapidly today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-01

An information" filed by Austin
and San Antonio football officials,
attacking the record Of John Syl-
vester will not cut the crowd any.
Local people will be on hand to
root for that star who is playing
hts second year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-22
Tex-Mex

Continued from page one.)
eminent. The Tex-Mex company
has been encouraged by the Mex
lean officials and we have enjoyed
courtesies from them. They have
gone out OF their way to accommo-
date us. Customs officers have been
maintained at each END Of our
line, facilitating fast handling Of
our shipments"
The work at otto In Marina will
get under way as soca as possible,
Ii Is said. All materials will be han
died through Brownsville. making
the last lap Of the trip by truck
cut OF MatamorcS
The planes. formerly operated In
transporting the fish. will be re-
tanned. largely for use Of officials
of the company in making trips
back and forth TO the river station.
Stewart states. One OF the planes
has been sent TO Houston for con-
verting into a passenger plane for
this use.
The officials In the Tex-Mex
company are Can't. j. wv. Mum.
president: ID. =. Stewart. vice pres
president: and II. Z. Stewart, Sec
treasurer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-22
TUBERCULOSIS OF
LUNG SURGERY NEW

Surgery OF tuberculosis OF the
lungs which Is more or less a new
field. was explained TO doctors OF
the section on surgery Of the Texas
State Medical Association conven-
ton here today by On. James w,
Nixon, NJ. D.. OF San Antonio
The operation as advised by
Sauerbruch has been Of great bene-
fit In the treatment Of pulmonary
tuberculosis Of the lungs that has
not responded to medical treatment
and that is suitable TO surgery. Only
cases that have been given sani-
forum treatment without improve
ment and in cases with one lung
involved is this form Of treatment
applicable" he said
IAN internist who has given spe-
cial attention to this type should be
available TO advise a surgeon Is 70
the operability Of the patients.
These operations are better d.
vided into stages because of the ex-
tent OF them and because Of the
weakened condition OF the patients
Pneumonia Is the most serious OF
the likely complications 10 arise In
this form OF surgery.
However the results In the ma
jority OF cases operated In this way
are very gratifying. 1t Is to be
hoped that many cases wiz come 70
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-22
COTTON OPENS
SLIGHTLY DOWN
Easier Cables Fail To Have
Much Influence; Prices
Recover

NEW ORLEANS. May 22.-tPH
Cotton opened steady despite easier
cables. Initial trades we're un-
changed to one point up. Expecta-
tions of a bullish weekly weather
and crop summary supported val
ues in early trading.
Realizing developed. and July
sold down to 1881. october i9-7l
and December 1870. or 8 to .
points down from the opening. To-
wards the end of the first hour the
market was steadier and prices re-
covered a few points from the
lows.
The report when issued failed to
meet bullish expectations and prices
broke rather sharply. July traded
off to 1870, October 1883 and De-
cernber 1852. or Is to Is points be-
low the early highs and about the
same decline from yesterdays close.
At mid-session the market was
steadier.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-22
ROTARY BACKS

Continued from page one.)
the board OF directors of the Rotary
club that no resolution or recon-
mendation relative to the matter
should be passed by the Brownsville
Rotary club for the reason:
That all matters pertaining 20
the business Of the city Of Browns
Vile have heretofore been entrusted
by the citizens OF Brownsville to the
honorable city commission, who
have appointed a suitable advisory
committee in the airport matter.
The board Of directors takes this
occasion to express its confidence
in the city commission Of the city
Of Brownsville and its advisory COM
mittee, and also expresses its conf
dence in Rotarian bennett who 1t
feels Is actuated only by a desire
TO further the interests OF the city
OF Brownsville"
The speaker for the day was DR..
w. B. Russ Of San Antonio, who
was introduced by DR.. Harry X.
Loew of Brownsville.
DR.. Russ spoke or the subject
Of leadership" in which he ex-
planned what he believed to be the
practical rule Of life. 1t Is through
the overcoming OF obstacles. the
speaker said. that real character Is
made. He offered the example Of
the child whose life Is made easy
as against the child who Is taught
the true rule OF life by contact
with the hoy in the back alley"
A large number Of visiting ply
sicians attended the meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-22
WOODSON
DREADED EYE DISEASE

Comparatively n rare but the
most dreaded OF eye disease
Sympathetic Ophthalmia-was de-
scribed in a paper read by d.. j.
NJ Woodson Of Temple. before the
section on eye. ear. nose and
throat Of the Texas State Medical
association convention here this
morning.
Sympathetic Ophthalmia Is an
inflammation Of the inner coats or
membranes Of the eye or eyebaII
excited In the fellow eye hy the
one already diseased eye. 10 causes
a ~perforating injury to the eyebarl
and often results In total blind
ness he said.
DR.. Woodson pointed out the
two eases which have occurred in
his practice. while no age Is i'm
mune. children are more susceptible
and the destruction TO the vision
Is more severe I'm the young than
In the older people" he told the
doctors.
The few cases OF Sympathetic
Ophthalmia which occurred during
the war were treated but the va
rious vaccines used at that time
probably established immunity
against the disease. Modern
methods OF treatment are more ia
vorable than those used I'm former
years" according to DR.. woodson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-22

DANGEROUS-LANIER

The most dreaded combinations
following any SURGICAL operation are
those which result from operations
~ the cataract" according TO Ut.
L. Herbert Lanier. VI. D.. OF Tex
arSsna. who read a paper here yes
terdav on the prevention and rem
rdv OF such considerations before
the section OF doctors en- eve. n
nose and throat OF the Texas State
Medical association convention. He
suggested that this was the gen
eral fear OF eye surgeons.
Failure to restore vision through
a cataract ~ooerstion should not. but
IS in fact DR.. Lsnier said. USUALLY
regarded rs equivalent TO death
after another surgical operation.
Hence the anxiety over the ulti-
mate outcome.
"Devitalized roots Of teeth where
affected either by imperfect root ca
nal filling or bv pyorrhea alevclaris
are menacinr IN cataract OPERA
tions. So-called blind assesses in
directly favor the continuance OF
bacteria In the fool and thus lead
to oost-operative complications ne
added.
Regarding the remedy for the
dreaded effects. DR.. Lanier urged
the Importance In prooer suDervi-
sion OF the handling or his delicate
instruments by the ophthalmic sur
Reon himself and the rare for their
sharp cutting edges. The introduc-
ton OF infection frequently occurs
nc the time OF operation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-22
AUTOS INCREASE
KINDS OF INJURIES

The advent OF the automobile, LII
connection with the substitution OF
mechanical for manual labor, has
materially increased all character
Of INJURIES" DR.. Preston Hunt OF
Texarkana told the doctors In the
section OF surgery Of the Texas State
Medical Association convention here
today. But with this situation has
come one of the greatest agents In
the correct Interpretation and ad-
iustment OF fractures--the x-ray,"
he said.
Il being an impossibility for any
general practitioner TO remember
all the detailed instructions ~ to
each step necessary In reducing
splinting. and treating each and
every character Of break. DR.. Hunt
pointed out some OF the splendid
things to remember In handling q
fracture.
The point OF break. the character
Of break as to whether complete.
single. multiple. transverse. or
oblique and there are any small bits
determined. If the fracture is
oblique and there ar eanv small bits
OF bone that may be utilized in an
choring the fragments in position
should also be a~scertained.
IF the fracture Is near a joint.
Is the bone split into the joint2 1t
is necessary to always remember all
circumstances that might induce
joint complications.
IF the fracture Is crushing or
multiple. then normal alignment
and contour should be restored. re-
Numbering the curves and angles
that normally exist. 1T Is import
ant to bring the fragments i'm con-
tact with each other especially in
multiple fractures. And after OBJ
tanning the best adjustment possible
with or without anesthesia, secure
the most efficient position which
will also be comfortable for the pa
tient."
DR.. Hunt exhibited a few slides in
order to more fully elucidate the
above points.
In regard to the splint. he advised
the use Of the most serviceable
appliance in each case. In deter
mining when splints may be dis
carded. he recommended the con-
sideration Of the character OF the
break. the health. the vitality and
age OF the patient.
Dr.. Hunt made no reference TO
compound fractures. the correction
of which. he said. is a major sur-
gical procedure and should be man.
aged accordingly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-22
MARKET REPORT
TRUCK

track 5 carS. Supplies moderate.
demand moderate. market about
steady. Florida skies originals green
turning and ripe fancy s3.50G3.75.
ST. Louis: Clear, 62 degrees. Ar
rived ! Texas. on track III cars. Sup
plies moderate. demand Glow, mar
ket dull. TEXAS Jugs originals ripe
and turning wrapped fancy best
mostly s2.T5. few low as Sass. Brok-
ers carlot sales st. Louis basis
Texaslugs ripe and turning wrapped
fancy l a $3.50.
Detroit: Clear. 81 degrees. Ar
rived 5 Texas, OH tract. Is cars. Sup
plies moderate. demand moderate.
market about steady. Mexico. Tex
IS and Florida repacked l0.15-lb.
cartons Sl-25Gl.A0: 20-lb. cartons
extra fancy eos $3.50. 8lS $3.25. Tex
as Tugs originals green ripe and
turning wrapped fancy and choice
$500. Mexico Tugs originals ripe
and turning wrapped firsts and cir
cles many soft $1.00G2.00.
Denver: Partly cloudy. So de-
greeS. No carlot arrivals. on track 2
cars. Supplies liberal. demand mod
crate. market slightly stronger on
originals. weak on repacked on &C
count OF stock mostly ripe. Texas
Tugs originals green turning and
ripe wrapped $2.75. Mexico Tugs
originals green turnind and ripe
wrapped $50. Texas Jugs repacked
-S3.O0G3.25.
Potatoes: Chicago: Arrived 4 Al
ALBANIA. 3 Florida. 1 Georgia. 2
Louisiana. II South Carolina, 81 ID
aho. ! Michigan. 2 Minnesota, 2
North Dakota. IS Wisconsin, on
track 273 cid and 81 new cars. New
supplies moderate. demand and
trading moderate, market steady on
barrels firm on sacks Carlot track
sales Observation-Disclosures and Tex
as sacked per cwt. Bliss Triumphs
U. S. No. Is $500, followers S3.75Q
400: Louisiana sacked per cwt Bliss
TriLmphs partly graded $3.0013.50.
Carlot saleS-South Carolina cloth
top ssave barrels Irish coblers ". s.
No. Is S6.00@6.25: double head bar
rels some slack pack s5.00G5.50.
Carrots: f-ew York: Arrived S
California, / Louisiana. | New York,
5 Texas. Supplies moderate. de-
mand slow. market slightly weaker.
Texas crates $2.00n2.35, few $3.50;
bushels SLIP 1-2l1.25. California
crates s2.O063.25. very few higher.
Auction sales-TeSas crates $500.
Philadelphia: Arrived / California
2 Mississippi. ? Texas. on track IL
cars. Supplies moderate. demand
moderate. market about steady. Tex
as crates S2.5' 1900. poorer S1.75H
200; bushels 75cG 81. 90. California
crates few sales fancy S3.25. Mis-
sississippi bushel crates S1.l5n1.25.
South Carolina barrels s3.00I400.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-22
AT
A GLANCE

(By the Associated Pres s, May 90
New York:
Stocks weak: General Motors
dropped to years lowest.
Bends weak; uncertainty over
credit situation causes traders to
sell.
Curb weak: United Gas improve
ment shows independent strength.
Foreign exchanges easy; sterling
cables drop below incoming gold
point.
Cotton lower: favorable weather
and weak stock market.
Sugar easy: Cuban selling.
Coffee higher; trade buying.
Chicago:
Wheat higher; sympathy with
Winnipeg.
Corn firm; small country offer
ings.
Cattle strong to higher.
Hogs steady.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-22
STOCKS OPEN
! REACTIONARY
Leading Industrials And
A Rails, Pressed For Sale,
Down 5 Points

NEW YORK, May 22.@P-Heavy
selling took place at the opening of
today's stock market. and prices de-
veloped an extremely reactionary
tone. Many Of the leading indus
trials and rails were pressed for sale,
with the result that opening quota
tons fell l to nearly 5 points below
yesterdays final quotations. West
lnghouse Electric dropped 4 ga. New
York Central 8 Ia. Radio 3 la and
Chrysler. Columbia Graphophone,
Chesapeake Corporation and sew
eral others dropped 2 points or more.
Early selling was inspired by ac-
ton Of the federal reserve council
In recommending that the federal
reserve banks desiring to increase
their recent rates from 5 TO 8 per
cent.
Early LIQUIDATION was not unusual
ly heavy in volume. few blocks over
5000 shares changing hands. One
Of the largest was a block Of Ia
900 shares OF General Motors at IS
ga. off / 3-S.
Rails fell back with the rest OF the
list. Texas g. Pacific dropped 6 IL
points and Missouri Pacific COM
mon. Delaware a. Hudson. Chesa-
peake. Erie and St. Louis South
western fell back ? to nearly 4
points.
General Electric and Auburn auto
each dropped z points. Packard Mo-
tors 8. United Aircraft 4 ID. Inter
national Telephone 4 IA. Curtiss 4
and Montgomery Ward. National
cash Register. Kennecott. Anaconda,
Commonwealth Power. Air Reduc-
ton. Chile Cooper and WRIGHT Aero
nautical all dropped 3 points or
more.
Foreign exchanges opened easier,
with cables quoted around the gen.
orally accepted gold import" point
Of s4.84.
The closing was weak. Sales ap-
proximated 1900. 900 shares.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-22
G.. BULLIJIAN
CASE ON TRIAL

The case Of George Bullijian,
Mercedes merchant. charged with
unlawfully using the mails In fur
therance Of a scheme TO defraud, was
nearing the jury at moor here today
in the federal district court. The
lawyers were making their argu-
ments before the jury at that time.
He was alleged TO have made false
houses and subsequently OF taking
advantage Of the bankruptcy laws.
NJ. 7. Kaplan was acquitted on an
instructed verdict Tuesday shortly
after noon IN the case against him
which charged concealment Of as
sets in bankruptcy.
The government failed TO present
enough evidence to warrant the
case going TO the jury, Judge }. O.
Hutchinson. Jr.. held.
This trial got under way Tuesday
morning and the testimony hinged
mostly on a small lot Of ink which
Keplan was alleged 70 have con-
cealed in his bankruptcy report.
Carlos Gonzales and Felipe Hino-
josa, Rio Grande City merchants.
were acquitted of charges OF con-
spiracy and smuggling and con-
cealing wool. The wool was alleged
to have been brought across the Rio
Grande az Dead Angel" crossing
near Roma.
This case was far the longest yet
held. It was tried Friday and Mon
dav. The {ffrv returned their c
quittal Tuesday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-22
Rearish influences
J, Keep Wheat Prices
Lowest In Decade

CHICAGO, May 22.-P1-New
low price records for the season
accompanied foreign selling today
In the wheat market hero. Weak
ness Of wheat quotations at Liver
pool. together with continued ia
vorable domestic crop reports, act
eed as a beariSh influence.
Opening SD to / 5-8c off. Chi
caso wheat ister held near to the
initial range. Owing largely to bet
ter weather for field work. corn
also was weak. starting 80 to l IA
down, and afterward steadying
somewhat. Oats were easy. Pro-
visions showed firmness.
Wheat closed firm l-8c TO 7-8c net
higher. corn i-8c off to l-8c up.
oats unchanged to lac down. and
provisions varying from &c decline
to SC advance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-22
PNEUMONIA SERIOUS
AFTER II

There is no specific treatment for
90 Of every 100 cases Of pneumonia
after the disease has developed,
therefore prevention Is highly inn
portant." DR.. Lee Rice Of San An
tonic told doctors in the section on
pathology of the Texas State Medi-
cal association convention here to-
day.
The session was open to the pub
lie and a number Of citizens heard
this discussion on the disease.
Drugs are OF little value in pneu-
monia cases. "he continued. codein
being used TO quiet the cough and
relieve pain. saffine to support the
respiration and digitalis TO aid the
circulation III necessary.
"Oils and strong smelling lotions
applied to the outside Of the chest
are worthless. Breathing fresh air
free from odors. an abundance Of
simple food with fluids. quiet rest.
good nursing and careful attentive
observation Is the modern method
OF treatment.
Fortunately the disease. If un-
complicated. Is not very dangerous
In Texas.
The best treatment Is precaution.
Common colds deserve rest in bed
and freedom from exposure. Chill
dren should b. protected for several
days after recovery from measles.
mumps. whooping cough and severe
colds. Influenza and exposure fire.
quently produced pneumonia last
winter. NJ
Corn whiskey might be listed ms
one Of the most common producers
Of pneumonia"
DR.. Rice explained there are two
forms Of pneumonia. The bronchial
type occurs most often in debilitat-
ed children and elderly people and
produces small areas Of infection
throughout both lungs, he said. The
lobar involves one or more OF the
five large lobes into which the lungs
are divided. This type. he said.
usually occurs in otherwise we'll peo-
pie whose normal resistance has
been lowered by an acute infection
or exposure.
Lobar pneumonia may be treated
In certain cases by the use Of Fell
toms concentrate or Huntoon's anti
body solution. but aside from these
two sera there Is no specific treat
ment, he said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-22
Children Almost Hate
Cross, Nervous Mother

NY children almost hated ne. 7
was SO cross. Thanks @ virni. lily
nervousness is aIl gone and wn r
happy aagin-r-AfrM. T. J1hnEtrEam-
Vinol Is n compound on iron. phos-
pilates. cod liver peptone. etc. TIE
very FIRST bottle makes yru sleep
better and have m BIG appetite.
Nervous. easily tired people mre sur
prised how QUICK the iron. rhnE-
phates. etc. give e life and pep
vinol tastes delicious Eagle Phar-
macy and Palace Pharmacy nt san
Benito. TexaS-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-22

velop In other parts Of the body
following a trivial focal infection of
long Standing Dr. Charles "A.
Balm. M d., OF New Orleans. told
the doctors In the section ON eye,
ear. nose and throat Of the Texas
State Medical association Arm con-
vention here yesterday. This Is
true" he continued. when bacteria
which were previously only scaven-
gers attack the defective bodilv
fluids and certain or the tissues.@
FROM birth TO death we are IN
reality dying and being reborn v
cry minute" he said. in Some tis-
sues faster than others Primary
ana secondary focal infection de-
pends upon the vitality of certain
pooiiy cells. their ncurishinR ana
minimizing fluids. and other fac
tors which destroy our BODY cars
and impair their offspring.
DR.. Balm described the wav In
which the various parts or the vfz-
ual mechana-m may he involved in
focal infections ms well az TIE
fundamentals OF diagnosis. He
spoke Of the possible future use OF
the spectroScope. n new instrument
10 determine the site and character
or the primary LESSONS.
He discussed the prevention or
arrest through treatment OF mi
mary focus. the proper regulation
OF living habits. foreign protein in
Jections. the mira red and ultra
violet ther7py. adrenalin, radium
and other means.