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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-28
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ARMOUR & Co. of Del. 5j3s i943 87h $3.50
Eaifinofe e. Ohio 41zs 1888. -. 96l2 81
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Canadian Nat. Rwy. las 1880. 99ls 992
Canadian Nor Rwy. AIS 1895. 90 9ala
Ches 4 Ohio Ry 4ias $780,. e9H e91a
Chieaeo Rock Island As 1888 :. 94l2 So
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CudAhy Packing 51as 1897. 94h 96!3
Del, q Hudson Ry. rs 1880. 1000 1914
Edison Ell II. Of Bost. 4l2s 1890. 06ha 99h
cen. Mot. Accep. Corp. IS 1887 l0l l0lh
General Pet. Corp. SIS 1870. 99H2 100
Goodyear T. 81 r. SIS 1857 81 92h
Grand Trunk of Canada IS 1885 l05h 1904
Clils Oil Of Penna. SIS 1897. SO 100
Hurible Oil 5Aas 1882. g 1929 100
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OREGON Short Line Is l92s.... 99oa s9M
Philips Pet Co. 514s l939,.... s913 go
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-28
GERMAN BONDS AND STOCKS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. October "a


Bid. Asked.
ing ctfs ettached per loo Il NJ $500 si.oe
Quoted in dollars per million maYksl
Hamburg 4ias 1e19............. $500 IS %
Quoted in dollars per thousand marks)
Ger Gen Elec 4las pre.war.... $500 24o0
Ger Gen Elect 4hS l9le....... 7.2S 500
Berlin Is pre-war............... $50 $50
Hamburg 3s, 3Ias & As pre-war. 10 30
Hamburg-American Line Gas. al0O $500
North German Lloyd 41zs...... 3i.00 $500
krupp 5s 1921 ................. las 400
Dusseldorf Is pre-war.. ......,. 10 80
Frankfort am IS pre-war....., 10 80
Munich Is pre-War.. ............ 10 80
(Guoted in dollars per ShaFeO
A. =. O. German Gen Eiec).. 400 4eo0
A. e. G. Ger Gen Elec) pfd 3 800 II co
Commerz and Private Bank. 4l.O0 $500
I. G. Farben. ..,................ $500 5000
Disconto GellSchaft.. ........... $500 1000
Berliner Handles. ..,......... 4o.00 Si.A0
Dresdnef Bank. 500 $500
Deutsche Bank. ..,...........,. $500 1000
Darfnstaedter Bank. $3.50 65 90
Hayden Chemical. ............ 500 1000
Mercur Bank Vienna.......,... 2.S0 $50
Nor Ger Lloyd. 1000 1890
Austrian A. =. q. Gen Elecl... 400 $50
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
GOOD RALLIES
AFTER SETBACK
Hoover Calls Al Bedside Of
Secretary Battling
For Life

WASHINGTON. Nov. 16.-yP-
The White House at $40 o'clock
this morning received word from
Walter Reed hospital that Secretary
Good obtained some rest between
2 and 8 a. m. end that there still
was hope for his recovery.
The Physicians were battling 20
prevent a spread OF peritonitis
symptoms, described as local. Mr.
Good underwent an emergency OPP
Grafton for appendicitis on Wednes-
day.
A setback brought President Hoo
yer TO the siclzroom late last night
shortly after IL was announced
He arrived at Walter Reed hospital
at 1890 and was ushered immedi-
ately to the bedside.
He was there but few minutes
and during that time. the secretary
reused sufficiently to recognize the
chief executive and attempt TO &C.
knowledge his appreciation OF the
call. He soon lapsed into uncon-
SciouSness.
Entering the room, Mr.. Hoover
hastened to the bedside exclaiming
How are you. my dear friend?'
SO feeble was the response that
it was inaudible TO others in the
room than the president. These
including Lieutenant Commands
Joel T. Boone. the presidents ply
sician, staff physicians OF the hos
pital, and Richard Jervls, chief oi
the White House secret service
quickly withdrew, leaving the CHIEF
executive and his aide alone to-
gether.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
MEMORIAL FOR
TEXAS FLYERS

HrLLSBORO, Tex. Nov. 16-QP-
While friends and relatives here hold
memorial services for John Carmic-
hael and Robert Lowry, Texas avi-
ators killed III Mexico, . similar
group at Mission viii observe SINH
lar ceremonies, and In Villa Del Car
bon Mexico, a thousand miles away
other friends will drop flowers from
planes upon the scene Of the crash.
Carmichael and Lowry, with Gov
ernOr Manuel Carpio Of the Mex
ican state az AguascalienteS and his
secretary, werS killed In q crash
Nov. A.
Sunday a large cross viii be mar
ked on the ground az the point
where the plane fell. and seven
planes from Mexico City bearing
friends of the two men will drop
flowers upon 1t. Ssnoritas viii ga
ther them and heap them on the
three graves nearby. Governor Car
pio's body was taken 20 Aguascal-
lentas, but the others we're buried
nearby.
In services here, the Rev. Max
Morrison. classmate or Carmichaers
at Trinity University, will speak.
Morrison, a brother OF Ray MorTi-
son. coach at Southern Methodist
University, is pastor OF a Dallas
Church.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
TRIO WOUNDED
In GUN FIGHT

NEW YORK, Nov. 16-(Py-Two
patrolmen and negro burglar sus-
pect were shot today in a running
gun fight on the upper East Side.
Six patrolmen took part in the
chase in which more than 90 shots
were fired. Patrolman John j. Duff
fy was shot over the heart and In
the right side. while patrolnan Pc
ter J. F'innegan received a minor
wound in the right hand. The sus-
pect. Peter Delaicey. "a, was shot
in the head. the right side and In
the left leg. Duffy and Delaicey were
reported in a serious condition
The policemen said Delaicey was
acting suspiciouSly near cigar store
in Second Ave, near 92nd street. As
they approached him he fled. The
police pursued him In an automobile,
and when he ignored commands TO
halt they fired. He returned the
fire until he collapsed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
SURPRISE HELD
IN BRADY CASE


AUSTIN, Tex. Nov. l6-tPp-
Newly appointed to- head Judge
John w. Brady's defense counsel,
X. "A. Berry, Houston, former mem
Der or the court OF criminal ap-
pealS commission, has promised u
surprise" III the investigation into
the death pf Miss Lehlia High
smith, 28-year-old STATE house en-
ploye.
Berry would not indicate the
nature or the surprise.
Announcement was made bv
Brady'S brother that the one time
State democratic chairman had
been retained ay chief counsel foe
his equally distinguished fellow
jurist, held without bond pending
a grand jury investigation into the
fatal stabbing OF Miss Hiehsmith.
Berry Immediately called am at
torney's conference after which
the surprise" was announced.
Miss Highsmlth was stabbed in
the left breast, the knife penetrate
ing 70 her heart. last Saturday
night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
HOOVER CALLS CONFERENCE
AS STIMULANT TO BUSINESS

Mr.. Hoover announced this plan
late yesterday and at the same
time asserted that "any lack Of
confidence In the economic future
or the basic strength OF business In
the United States is foolish" he
pointed to the establishment OF
credit stability and ample capital
through the Federal Reserve sys-
TEN" to support this view and par
ticularly to the recent announce
ment Of a prospective reduction In
federal taxes, as a demonstration
OF the confidence OF the admins
tration which speaks more than
words"
Postponement OF construction
work in recent weeks Mr.. Hoover
regarded as providing "a substan-
tial reserve for prompt expanded
action, and as another favorable
factor he cited "the exceptionally
strong cash position or the large
manufacturing industries or the
country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16-lP-
President Hoover today assumed
command OF the Nations business
for the purpose OF leading some OF
its activities out OF the slough into
which they dropped with the rise
and fall Of the stock maf>et.
Applying his favorite remedy-a
conference of informed. interested
and influential men-the chief ex-
evutive planned by definite steps
q stimulation of those few phases
OF industry which Jagged behind as
the country's money was poured
into the security markets.
These were particularly the fields
Of private and public construction
railways. ships, public utilities
and federal, state and municipal
public works. The conference viii
be held next week. attended by re-
presentatives Of industry, agricul-
ture and labor. as yet unannounc-
ed. four members Of the Cabinet
and chairman Legge Of the Fed
eral Farm board
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
FROST IN AIR
ADDSZEST TO
GRID CONTEST
Thirty Points Sought
By San Antonians
Before Fray


SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Nov. 49,
Half an hour before the kickoff
On large crowd. began pouring into
League park ~ 2 y. III. Saturday
intent on seeing the touted Browns
vile Screaming Eagles take ON thn
Main avenue Bluffs.
1t was believed that from 6.00n
to 10000 fans would fiji the park
before the two teams lined I'D for
the kickoff. San Antonio fans ape
parently wanted To see what made
the border Eagles tick.
400 ON Trains
Approximately 400 Valley fana
had arrived by noon on the various
special trains.
The team arrived at U a. m, and
was taken directly To the w. MI. O.
a. where ~ retired after q light
breakfast. Coach Doug Fessendeu,
kept the visitors out, insisting that
the boys get all the rest possible.
Frost was ON the ground for the
first time this season Friday mOrnT
ing, but Ga warm sun and IN clear
sky promised average football Wea-
ther ~ game time.
Thirty Points Asked
A special train loaded with VAL
ley fans arrived at noon. Quite a
few or them came I'D Oh the train
with the team San Antonio fang
were "a bit leary OF anything re-
Sen1hling On bet urAnr 30-pofnk
odds. IL was doubtful whether Sac
mano, Moore and Sylvester would
start
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
ORTIZ RUBIO
PREDICTED AS
Vote WINNER
Results Of Election
Will Be Announced
I'm December

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 16.-fFl-
Cavalry annd infantry contingents
were concentrated here and in the
larger cities or Mexico today IN
anticipation Of clashes between riv-
al political elements when the ma
ton votes FOR president tomorrow.
Troops were ordered TO remain
in their barracks ready for instant
call to trouble centers. but TO re-
frain from any action. which might
be misconstrued as intimidating or
influencing voters. Police and fire.
men will aid them in the event Of
trouble.
All saloons were ordered 20 close
from noon today TIL Monday. Sale
OF liquor was prohibited.
Political observers held IL almost
certain that Pascual Ortiz Rubio,
candidate OF the National Revolu-
tionary party. which the late Gener-
Al AlvarO Obregon founded, would
defeat Jose VaSconcelos. candidate
for the anti-reelectioniSt party.
NdcI04AAE4Qc AAIN NOAAcAAlA oIAN
strength in the cities, particularly
in Mexico City and Tampico, but
the Ortiz Rubio political machine
is extensive.
In some sections where the Indian
population Is large. inhabitants,
some advices have said. are not
aware that anyone is running
against Ortiz Rubio. who IS q for
mer ambassador to Brazil and gen
orally is taken to favor the type
of government and the policies of
former President Gales and Gen
eral ObregOn.
The government believes itself
able 10 cope with any emergency
growing out OF the voting. although
VaSconcelos and his adherents have
said they will accept loss az an in
dication or fraud.
VasconceloS has gone TO Sonora,
long known as the hot-bed OF MeH-
can revolution. to await the returns.
Ortiz Rubio viii remain IN Mexico
City. Results probably will not b.
known until early in December
since ballots must be mailed from
the election districts for canvass
by the chamber OF deputies
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
WOMAN KILLED
BY SHERIFF
IN RUM RAID
Auto Is Found Loaded
With Forty Gallons
Of Liquor

HERTNGTON. Kan, Nov. 16-tFl--
Mrs. Louise Horton. 35, Kansas
City, alleged liquor runner, was
shot and killed here last night by
Sheriff Sidney e. Dederick. OF
Dickinson cunty when the woman
and her companion. Matt Howard,
attempted to escape in thei rwhiskey
laden automobile. Howard was ar
rested.
Deput ysheriffs for weeks had
been watching . house east OF Her
ington believing it was q hangout
FOR LIQUOR runners. Yesterday Sher-
iff Dederick received word . car
from Kansas City carrying liSuor
would arrive at the house soon. Ac-
companied by police Chief Arthur
CaIkins. the sheriff went TO the
house last night and after q wait
OF several hours q car entered the
yard
The sheriff climbed on the run
ming board and demanded that the
driver open the car doors. The dri-
YER or the car stepped on the ac-
celerator and turned the car back
to the highway. Sheriff Dederick
clunr to the running boaru and
the driver was unable to shake him
off by racing his car along the hign-
way.
When the car reached point
in front or the public library here
the woman drew q revolver ano
nointed it at the sheriff, ne said
He shot her instantly. and tnt
driver brought the car to . stop
sheriff pederick said the car car
ried 40 gallons OF liquor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
Motorcycle Policeman
Forced to Aid Bandits

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1e-CR-
Back IN the saddle or his machine
today, Edgar K. Willcut. motor
cycle patroItnan. listened moroSely
to the jibes OF fellow policemen
who affected TO see something fun
ny in the fact that he was kidnap-
ed yesterday by two motorists he
stopped for questioning and was
forced TO accompany them while
they robbed a bank and a store
and committed a street holdup.
To add insult to injury, Willcut
was compelled to stand in front Of
his abductorS in the bank, the store
and the holdup. preventing any at
tempt OF the victims to shoot.
He was released three hours af-
ter his abduction with only his
feelings injured.
Willcut was watching at q busy
intersection for Speeders when he
saw the car which ultimately prov
ed his prison. Something made him
suspicious, and he raced after It.
AS he pulled alongside the Car
CbOpBCAY uAA0 0 EAAA " - W IA ~
over q window sill. The patrolman
surrendered his revolver and en-
tered the car.
Willcut's captors drove out OF the
city on q principal thoroughfare
to Independence, then to Hickman
Mills, Missouri, suburbs.
At Hickman Mills, the robbers
held the proprietor OF a grocery
because, they said, he had the only
rifle in town, and then marched ia
the bank, where they held up the
cashier and an assistant and OBJ
tanned $500. They then drove II
Leeds, another suburb nearer the
city. There another car was stolen
and Willcut changed his prison
Occupants OF the stolen car were
robbed of $109-while Willcut agar
looked on
Back In Kansas City Willcut wa.
freed. And keep y'r mouth shut,
was the parting admonition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
SAN BENITAN
SUCCUMBS TO
CAR INJURIES
Death Follows Crash
Early Friday On
Highw ay

HARLINGEN, Nov. 16- @. L..
Palmer. so, OF San Benito died at
the Valley Baptist hospital Sstur-
day morning as the result Of in
juries received In an automobile
collision Friday on the highway
near the Stuart Place. He never re-
gained consciousness.
J. S. Robertson. Brownsville Her
aid Truck delivery driver, who was
injured with Palmer when their
car was crashed with two other
automobiles and two buses In a
collision. is reported to be I'm an
improved condition at the hospital.
Palmer IS survived by his widow,
a daughter. Mrs. Jack Byrd Of San
Benito. and son, Milton. Funeral
arrangements win be announced
later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
Raynondville Legion
Plans Post Campaign

RAYMONDVILLE, Nov. 10 AZ
the regular monthly meeting of the
American Legion held In the Court
House Friday evening, it was de-
cided TO put on membership drive
and TO rush 1t through as soon as
possible planning to close it within
the next three weeks by q banquet
or social OF some sort.
Plans were also laid for the Sc
cond annual Onion Fiesta which IS
To be held early in the year under
the auspices Of the Legion, = full
days program OF interesting events
are to be secured and the close or
the fiesta will be celebrated by the
crowning of the queen and a big
dance. Past Commander L. r. Bob
bins was placed as Chairman OF the
Committee and ne plans 70 begin
work at once.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
Dog To Lead
Bows Funeral

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ. Nov.
16-(F)-A nondescript cur viii
have the place Of chief mourn
er in the funeral OF 16-year-old
Alfonso Seville.
Alfonso's body was found yes
terday in the mountains where
he disappeared nine days ago
while hunting pinon nuts. Over
stood his dog. half famished
and staggering from exhaustion,
but still able to snarl menacing-
ly at those who sought to lift
the body beneath.
1t Is believed the boy perished
In a mountain snow storm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
MEXICAN JURY
FREES WOMAN

MEXICO CITY, Nov. i6-tFl-Ber-
nice Rush OF Louisville, KY, has
been given q conditional acquittal
nv a Mexican criminal court jury
m charges Of numbering her COM
mon law husband. Genaro Benaven-
te. but must await affirmation by
a superior court before securing her
freedom.
The Jury before which she has
night returned q verdict OF acquit-
tai by a vote Of six to three. The
naristrate, as is mandatory under
Mexican law, referred the case then
for review to the superior court and
held Miss Rush in custody.
Miss Rush claimed she shot Ben
avente after he had tricked her OF
her life savings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
Acquitted Houston
Man Again Charged

HOUSTON Tex. Nov. 16-tF1-Ac-
quilted OF a $3.50 payroll robbery
earlier In the week, r. Fl. Harper,
28-year-old barber, was under in
dictment in connection with the
crime again today.
Leo Minson and Jimmy Merriman
drew five year sciences when they
pleaded guilty. After their pleas.
they told officers Harper helped
plan the robbery and drove them to
the point where they boarded the
street car on which the holdup oc-
cured. He left the scene. however,
before his companions returned, ac-
cording 70 Minson Merriman.
Harper was indicted aS en- ac-
ceSSory.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
MANY VALLEY
PRODUCTSCE
hike IN DUTY
Three Cent Raise Is
Made On Tomato
Imports

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16- With
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS coali-
ton in full control, the Senate
last night voted a tariff duty OF 3
cents per pound on tomatoes and
three and one-half cents on green
beans. increasing the finance COM
mittee rates which were two and
one-half cents on tomatoes and
one-half cent on green beans.
Senators Connally and Sheppard
OF Texas led in the fight to restore
the House rates on these commod-
tiles. the tomato rate being oppos-
ed by several western senator's.
Other increases voted by the
coalition included lemons, increaS-
ed from two to two and one-half
cents. grapefruit. increased from
one TO one and a half cents; lines
from one to two cents; onions from
two to two and one-half cents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
Day In Congress
WHAT CONGRESS Is DOING
BY The Associated Press
Saturday:
Senate continues Tariff debal

Friday:
senate adopted AZ amendments
carving increases in tariff duties
On farm products.
senate republicans regulars who
blocked adjournment proposed re-
sforation OF present industrial rates
in Tariff bill.
Investigation OF Gotten exchanges
hv senate agriculture sub-commit-
tee started with promise the in
gIirv would not harm business.
senate lobby committee looked
into the campaign on the sugar
senate deferred action on nom
,nafions of Albert {. Watson Of
pennsvlvania, and Richard J. Hop
l,ins of Kansas, to be federal Indg-
Amendments to Norris resolution
~ uroyide additional dams at
Muscle Shoals and to lease nitrate
,,isnts to private interests were Of
cred by Senator Black, democrat,
senate disposed of three tariff
,atex AZ night session, increasing
drItv On tomatoes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
Guard Charged With
Aiding Jail Escape

CANON CITY. Colo. Nov. 16-
lPl-Discovery of an elaborate plot
fo effect a wholesale delivery Of
prisoners from the state prison
here and evidence that q guarc
nrnbablv eided prisoners in the
Rrtober mutiny which cost 13 lives
tndav had led 10 solitary confine-
n,ent or five convicts and institu-
ton OF rigid precautionary mea-
stires.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
Citrus Fruit Meeting
Called At Capital

WASHINGTON. Nov. l6-tHt-
Officials from cotton growing sta
tes today held a conference with
DR.. G. L. Marlatt. chief OF the
quarantine and plant control ad-
ministration, concerning the move
ment Of Sterilized citrus fruit from
Florida into southern states.
DR.. Marlatt said the conference
was a closed one but that after
considering the evidence present.
ed ne hoped the administration
would be able TO issue a statement
Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
San Antonio Bankers
Daughter Found Dead

NEW YORK, Eov. 16-(Pl-Mis:
Elinor Bell. Is, daughter Of a SaE
Antonio. Tex, banker, was founc
dead today IN her gas filled apart
ment on Morningside Heights. Pol
ice listed the death as a suicide.
The body was found by Miss Jtan
Douglas, who shared the apartment
with her. Miss Douglas found a note
in which Miss Bell was said to have
expressed dependency.
Miss Bell came to New York a
month ago from Washington, ID. c.
and found employment in the New
York Public Library. Her father,
Samuel Bascum Bell Of the San An
tonic loan and Trust company OF
san Antonio, was notified Of his
daughters death.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
Half Min u t e
Interviews

w. +. BIGGS, sustoms inspector
at airport: Deer are plentiiui IN
South Texas this season. Pilots fly-
ing over the various lines report
seeing many Of them"
FRANK BROWN, Sheriff: I'm 60
ing to Kill two birds with one stone
next week by a trip to San Anto~
nio and Austin. wednesday my
family and / will leave for San
Antonio to attend the Scottish Rite
reunion at that city. Friday we VIII
hon over to Austin TO see the
Brownsville Austin game"
EDMUND LEVY, Border PATROL
man: Il believe the Eagles will win
the state championship with q five
touchdown victory. Once those boys
score. they cannot be stopped. They
60 wild"
THE REV. O. o. Macintosh
Episcopal rector: There must be
co-operation between any corpora
tion and the community in which
1t works. One Is dependent on the
other"
I. s. KIBBE. assistant county sup
erintendent: Valley people are
fortunate because they don't have
to depend on any one crop. II
cotton fails. they've got citrus
truck and vegetables TO see them
through the year"
w. j. SCHNURBUBCH. chief oi
the weather bureau: The right
idea TO ret the kind OF Job where
YOU get paid for the kind OF thing
you would do for amusement. When
/ get weather reports worked out
/ never need TO work cross word
puzzles"
JOHN 6TARCK, city commits
sioner: Publicity ON these disagree
ments over the issuance OF war
rants doesn't do the city any good
or any body else"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
Valley Products 'B
Crowding Markets
fSpecial to The Herald)

RAYMONDVILLE, Nov. 16-Lo-
cal markets this week have shown
a profusion of homegrown vege-
tables including turnips, carrots,
peas. beans. tomatoes. onions,
squash. radishes and okra. All
these come at a time when reports
from the north are TO the effect
that crops are suffering from cold
and snow. while the Rio Grande
Valley Is producing fall and winter
crops OF vegetables. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-16
Prisoners Dynamite
Plot Is Uncovered

JOLIET, Ill, Nov. 16-tP-Warn-
ed BY a paroled convict that dis
gruntled prisoners at the new
StatevIIle prison were plotting to
shoot and dynamite their way out
o. the penitentiary, prison author
critics today redoubled guards and
took drastic steps to prevent a
mutiny.