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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

dividend. Utilities were active at yes
terday's closing levels, and oils were
firm.
New Cornelia was the feature Of the
mining group, advancing q point on
favorable earnings report and In SYM
pathy with the strength in big board"
copperS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
FIRST TILT TO

(ContinEed from page one.I
used for SIX months and has been
soddcd and rolled and rerolled. 1t is
now said TO be i'm the best condi-
ton ever and is expected TO he con-
ducive to fast games.
The 18th cavalry band will be on
hand at all games to furnish music
between chukkers.
Parking space tickets were mailed
after a drawing Wednesday morn
ing Anyone net receiving their tic
Eets should get ~ touch with the adj
~jutsnt's office ~ Fort Brown. Ample
space IS available for those p hold
inE reserved spaces.
Three teams were 20 ST. &C q warEl-
ing up session Thursday afternoon on
the Fort Brown aviation field.
All games will be played Mt 8 y. m.
on tho parade grounds.
Wichita Falls:
Alex DicEcy. No. 4: Art Mcshcl. No.
2; q. III. FCatherstorc. No. p; y. VI.
Corder. No. 4; and Jesse Pierre, sub
s~titutc.
Fifth Cavalry. Fort Clark;
Major Robenson. Nc. i; T.. Drake
~. .; Capt. Horger. No. 3; IT. Gregg
&c. :; and 1T. Throp. substitute.
Twelfth Cavalry. Fort Brown:
1t. Carver. No. Il: Col. Koch. No. 2;
1T. Wiley. No. 3; Sgt. McGehee. No
A; and Sgt. Cornde. substitute.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
HEARING CLOSED ON
NEFF

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3i.-tPl-
Hearings on the denomination Of Pat
n. Neff. OF Texas. 70 be a member
Of the United States board Of medi-
alton. we're concluded by the senate
interstate commission to-
dav and a report to the senate IS
expected TO be made soon. Further
testimony that Neff. former COVER
nor Of Texas. exercised a wrong at
titude in mcdiating Labor disputes as
a member of the board was heard by
the committee today and Neft Of
Tered rcbuttal testimony I'm an effort
TO show that he had acted properly.
II. y. Carr. OF the MachinIsis' I'm
ION. told the committee Neff had at
tempted ~ argue railroad workers
into dropping their case for higher
wages against the Fort Smith ard
Western railroad of Arkansas on the
ground the company was not making
money.
Noff said ne had presented the
workers demand ~stgcnuously before
Officials Or the railroad company. but
I had been convinced the company was
losing $4,000 a month.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
PRAISES AID IN
NEWSPAPERS
Great Adequate Me.
dunn, Speaker Says
In Syracuse

SYRACUSE. N. T., San. 3I.-CPl-
The part played by newspaper adj
vertising in Americas present COM
mercial position was emphasized by
William A. Thompson. director Of
the Bureau of Advertising, American
Newspaper Publishers association,
in an address here today before the
New York State Publishers associ-
alton.
Newspaper advertising" he said.
is the LINK that has connected seller
and buyer in the scheme OF mass
production. 1t has brought the amaz-
ing buying power OF the American
people into contact with the equally
amazing production power of the
American manufacturer.
The newspaper is the great ade-
quate medium because it has meas
ures up to a particular economic task
with functions that are exclusively
It's own. We have often called II
the universal advertising medium
because it is the vehicle or COM
munication between the sellers or
most things and all Of their buying
public"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
K.C. Sheep And
Hogs Are Higher;
Cattle Go Lower

KANSAS CITY, Jan. si.-H1-
logs: 1900; Zoe higher; top $685.
on 2i5 lbs; packing sows 1850
$50.
Cattle: 1000: calves: 400; weak
TO 25c lower: slaughter steers good
and choice iG00-l5O0 lbs. ll.0GM
lI.25: lI00-lG00 lbs. l1.95GI4.jO;
J50-ll0O lbs. 1l.25G15.00: hcifers.
good and choice, $50 lbs. down. 9.55
q 1890; cows, good and choice
5000 1925: vealers milk fed, me,
ium-choice. 9.0OG15.5O.
Sheep 1000; lambs strong TO l0c
higher; sheep strong to 25c higher:
lambs. good and choice t92 TBS
lownl l5.25G 1910; ewes. medium Il
choice. tl50 lbs. dowa) S.O0@l0.00.
FORT WORTH. Jan. 3l.-tPl-
Hogs: $500; 5dl5c lower; top $50:
medium. - choice 1SJ-250 lbs. raj
hogs s.90a9.30; packing sows 7.509
soc.
Cattle and Calves: 1900: strong:
fed steers l0.J0G 1925; plain steers
9.2jM9.60; Fat yearlings around 11.25
good fat cows S.25; calves good hea-
vicS 1870; others 1000 and less.
Sheep: 61G; steady; shorn fat
vrthcrs NJ: 9.95.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
DEBATING HIKE
IN LIQUOR LAW FUND

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l-tP-The
house plunged today into a debate
over the $4,000. 900 prohibition en-
forcement item inserted by the SEN
ate into the deficiency appropria-
tion bill against the wishes Of Sec
rotary Mellon. a move nv the rules
committee TO send tho bill TO a con
ference between house and senate
members to iron out differences
furnished the opportunity for re
newal OF the wet and dry argument.
The initial talk was on parlia-
mentary procedure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
MRS. LED0UEF

Continued from page onc.l
oneFs had not received a fair and
impartial trial.
This left Governor Long rs the
only possible hope 20 save the con-
dcmnei rair from tho moose. The
execution is set for tomorrow be-
tween noon and . 2. m.
Defense attorneys planned 10
carry the fight immediately 10 the
United States circuit court OF APP
peals
The writ Was requested on the
EIoGnd that the defendants had nos
been granted n fair ard impartial
trial. Affidavits OF two iurors set
ting forth that they had been sway
cd by public passion" were pre-
scented in support OF the conten-
ton.
Application for the writ was made
after the attorneys had proved un-
successful in obtaining a stay from
ARe United States supreme court or
Frounds Of present insanity of tie
prisoners.
Ii the circuit oar Of appeals
concurs in Judge Borah's opinion
the fight probably viii be carried
again &c the United States supreme
court. Borah took an application
into consideration yesterday.
Convicted with James Bcadle.
trap1er. Of the murder of James j..
Leboucf. husband OF the widow. dur
Ing q boat ride at night on Lake
Palourde two years ago, Mrs. Lc-
bcuef and the physician wsss sen
tsnesd 10 be hanged. BssAs drew
Q life sentence
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
LAST DAY
lContinund from nnce onr.l

CONTINUED from page one.)
total will exceed 5000. or approxi-
mately 20 per cent Of the total last
year when over 5000 polls were
paid.
A chcck-up Thursday morning
showed a total or 9.6i9 motor We
hicleH licensed, Of which number r.
SIS were automobiles and ISL
trucks. This number is expected TO
exceed 10000 before the tax coll
lector's office closes Thursday
night.
Announcement was made Thurs
day morning by Sheriff w. +. Brown
that arrests Of persons driving cars
which had no 1929 license tag would
start Friday morning. all deputy
shcriffs and traffic officers having
received instructions 10 that effect.
This will add fire and costs TO the
25 per cent penalty provided by the
highway Law.
A number Of newcomers to the
Valley reported they we're unable to
secure licenses due 70 the fact they
did not secure or had lost bills Of
sales on their cars. The view was
held By county officers that as
such persons had over a month to
secure bills OF sale u would be
necessary 70 arrest drivers il such
cars are found operating on the
highway.
All tax collectors report collec-
ton Of real estate taxes approxi-
mately the same as last year. with
the indication that the amount de-
Iinqucnt will not exceed that Of for
mer years.
Reports from Hidalgo county indi-
Fate that p new record in payment
Of poll taxes will be established due
70 the campaign inaucurated hy the
Coed Government League. In many
precincts league leaders reDort 100
per sent Of their membership paid
up. The objective Of the LEAGUE is
\ campaign 20 elect municipal and
school district officials.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
SENATE PASSES LAND
BILL TWICE IN A DAY

AUSTIN Jan. 3i.-(PD-The first of
the small land bills was passed twice
hy the senate today, the second time
BY a vote OF Il to g..
The small band Of senators who OPP
posed the bill obtained a reconsider
alton of the final passage on the
grounds that the gag rule had been
invoked without their having an op-
portunity 20 submit amendments. The
amendments later were voted down
and the bill repassed.
The senator's lined up on final pas
sage as follows: for, Beck, Berkeley,
Cousins, Cunningham. Deberry. Gain
or. Greer. Holbrook, Hornsby. Martin.
Parr, Parrish. Patton, Pollard, Small.
Stevenson. Thomson. Writ, Witt,
Woodul and Woodward; against,
Hyer. Love. McFarlane. Miller. Moore
and WcsthrooE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
HILL SCORED
Continued from Page onc.l

Continued from Page One.)
TIA he had been Informed b. an in
dsyidual II Dallas that this IndIvid-
ual had been told - a bell boy
OF the A~dolphus hotel that this. ana
other hotels in Texas, were being
protected by me against raids is
prohibition enforcement osficiais .
"Hil further tcstifieJ an SUBJ
stance that it wac generally UNDER
stood candidates for pOstmastership
were expected TO pay ten per cent
OF their salary 70 the republican
state organization IN 1cxas. IL Is
uncomfortable that your committee
should give any weight or Import
aE-e to hcresay testimony IF this
character. Nevertheless, the matter
has been given notoriety through
the press and | desire to enter v.g
orous, emphatic and indignant denial
Of these slanderous statements
They came from a disappointed Of
flee seeker who sought and failed to
obtain my support Tor appointment
a. postmaster at Fort Worth.
voluntary contributions are re-
cciNcd from fedc' office holders
A. we'll as others rs state organiza-
tions I'd lcAas and 9rc expected, Ter
legitimate political purposes. Accu-
rate books arc kept at oar state
headquarters OF eli disbursements
and receipts and these accounts are
audited by certified public account
Wnts each four months. These
books and these audits are open t.
your inspection.
The statement that federal Off
Gals are assessed in Texas is delb-
eratcly and maliciously false, as a
matter Of fact less than ten per
cent of federal officials nov IN Of
flee ~ Texas have ever contributed
y cent toward cur state organiIa-
ton activities. The reperation ard
standing in Texas Of the leaders or
the republican organization IN this
state constitute the best answer to
slandcroUs statements and i%nsinua-
lions such as these made before
your committee BY Hill. | respect
fully ask that this telegram bc read
% your committee and be incorpor-
ated IN its records"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
MARKET
OPENS HIGHER
Rails In Good Demand
In Early Trading;
Others Up

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-tPl-Thc
stock market opened buoyantly Unit.
ed Fruit Jumping ) points to 15S,
record high. Some Of the rails were
in good demand, Atchison and New
Haven rising a point and more, and
Norfolk and Western 8 points. Inter
national Harvester, American Smelt.
ing, Commercial Investment Trust
and American Tobacco sold 1 to IL
points higher.
A feature Of early dealings was
the revival Of strength in tho rail-
roads. ascribed to the excellent De-
cember earnings reports. Western
Maryland, Rock Island, Chesapeake
and Ohio, Canadian Pacific, Katy
and Erie rose / to 2 points.
Some irregularity cropped out In
the utilities, owing to profit-taking
on yesterdays advances. Columbia
Gas and American and Foreign Pow
er mounted . and 3 points to new
peaks, while North American and
Electric Power and Light yielded a
point or SO. Midland Steel Pro-
ducts preferred, Warner Brothers,
American International and Johns
Manville gained / to 2 points. Briggs
ard international Nickel sold off
about a point.
Foreign exchanges were again
somewhat easy, sterling opening at
s4.S4 rs, eff 1-32.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
Injunction
Against Bus Line
0f M. ?. System
fSnecial 10 The Heraldl

%EDINBURG. Jan. Sl.-Preliminary
hearing on an injunction seeking TO
restrain the Missouri Pacific Trans
portation company from operating IN
the Valley on the grounds that the
bus line is competing with the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad in the same
territory. has been set for Feb. IL
by Judge j. h. Leslie, presiding JUS
ticc.
The suit which was filed NY Lee
MINER of McAllen and which II
STYLED Joe Johnson IS. the Missouri
Pacific Transportation company,
states that operation of competing
common carriers is contrary to Texas
statutes concerning transportation.
The Missouri Pacific Transporta-
iion company is composed Of the re-
Gently acquired Black Diamond Bus
line.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
STlCKUP MEN; RADIO
WARMING; TWO SHU'

DETROIT. Jan. 51.-lEJ-A bulletirl
broadcast from the police radio sta
ton last night, warming cruising POI
lice ears to watch for two bandits in
A taxicab resulted in the fatal shoot
ing of one Of the pair in a gun battle
and the woundine Of a policeman
The dead man was believed to be
Harlin Vance. p, Of Detroit. The
policeman shot is John Lockridge. rs.
Police were placed on the trail of
the bandits by an 1~1-year-old boy,
Steven Thomas, who slipped out a
side door while the men were hold
ing up Theodore Artopolidcs, in ms
drug store.
Officers IN q police car saw the cab
and pursued. when il ran into a
blind street the occupants opened fire
on their pursuers. One escaped.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31

plies liberal. demand and trading
moderate, market barely steady
California crates S1.00-3-23. fe"
higher. Texas crates S2-2o-2.oo'
small 81. st. Louis: Arrived l Cal
ifornia, on track 10 cars. Supplies
liberal, demand poor, trading drag
gy, market weak. California crates
few Sc. Texas bushels small $l.OO-
I.25; crates few best $2.50-2.i5
small ~SI.5O-l.75. Corlot sales st.
Louis basis. Texas bushels quality
and condition generally good s.
Pittsburgh: Arrived Q California. !
Texas, 4 mixed Texas. Supplies lib
eral. demand slow, market about
steady. Texas crates S3-3. mostly
~S2.l0-9.15. California crates mostly
s3O0-3.25. Bcston: Arrived 6 Texas.
on track l. cars. Supplies heavy
demand moderate, market about
steady. Texas crates best S2.75-3-25,
mostly S2.75-3.O0, fair ~S2.50-2.T5.
California crates fair quality S2.75-
900.
Beets: Chicago: No carlot arriv-
ais. on track 4 cars. Supplies mod
crate. demand moderate. market
steady. Texas crates s2.25-2.50, or
binary small low as s.. Philadel-
phia: Arrived . Texas, on track :
ears. Supplies moderate, demand
slow. market dull. Texas crates
~S200-2.75. Pittsburgh: Arrived ]
California, 3 mixed Texas. Supplies
moderate, demand slow. market
steady. Texas crates $2-50-3.0o,
mostly f7.50-2.75-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
KEYES DEFENSE NEAR
o. IN RRIBE CASE

Los ANGELES. Jan. 3l.-H1-Only
two minor witnesses remained 70 be
heard today in the defense of former
District Attorney Asa Keyes, Ben
Getzoff. and +. II. Rosenberg for al
legged conspiracy and bribery.
+. IT. Rosenberg closed his defense
yesterday with denials " any know I
adrr IL alleged brihcs paid 60 Getzoff
or Reyes. but said he had given
Reyes n $3.50 wrist watch two days
after his acquittal in Y fraud case,
Just rs q friendly offering
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
Valley Scion On
Road Probe Body

AUSTIN, Jan. S1.--tH1-Thc Joint
highway department and board OF
control investigating committee was
completed today through the appoint
ment by Speaker w. S. Barron OF
four house members.
They were: John y. Wallace. Tea
que; +. r. Murphy. Livingston; III.
~. Graves, Georgetown, and Polk
Hornsday. Harrington.
The senate committee. already Sc
lected. is made up of Senators Beck,
he Kalb; Parrish. Lubbock, and
Woodul, Houston.
Representative Wallace said the
committee likely weuld complete its
organization tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
TROTZKY IN EXILE

LONDON. Jan. 81 hP Leon
Trotzky. once powerful Russian lead
~. was renorted IN disnatches today
IL he on his way 70 Turkey AZ an
exile. TIE Turkish government
agreed 70 give the FORMER leader of
the Rcd army shelter in Anrora. 4
Jewish Geographic agency disratch
from Berlin quoted n "leading soviet
official rvs saving rumor PREVALENT
i'm Moscow Indicated Trntzky had been
seen in Tiflis on his way TO RatVm.
From thrrc he will he TRANSPORTED to
Ccnstartinnplc and presumably lat
or 10 hu~Ara.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
NOT GUILTY
PLEA ENTERED
BY JOHNSTON
Deposed Governor of
Oklahoma to Face
Senate Impeachment
Court On Feb. ii

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. sI.-CP-
Henry S. Johnston. suspended gov
error Of Oklahoma, today pleaded
not guilty to eight impeachment
articles and announced himself
ready for trial.
The announcement was made in
the senate court of impeachment by
Thomas II. Owen Of Oklahoma City,
one Of Johnston's attorneys.
Trial on all of the IL charges re-
turned against him by the house Of
representatives was set for Feb. IL.
Although today's hearing was
scheduled 10 include only eight
charges, Owen declared Johnston
would waive an appearance on three
more set for February 5, and hat
he ssood ready for trial on all IL
Of the charges.
Johnston on Floor
Johnston appeared in the rear of
the senate chamber a few minutes
before the convened. and ga.
in Mt a desk az the back of the cham
bci. The galleries we're crowded.
Owen announced that Il. J.. David
son. former state senator Of Tulsa.
and former democratic state chair
man. had been added TO counsel,
which included Owen and Ned Loo
ncr. also an Oklahoma City lawyer.
The house OF representatives m
vcstigating committee has shown 20
intention Of being deferred by the
senate's activities from seeking dust
in the states governmental house.
Activities Of ono OF its sub-com-
uittese. stumbling over alleged nc
tions of the state supreme court de-
veloped two outstanding charges
against the states highest Judicial
body.
Supreme Court Attacked
The first was made by Owen
former district judge OF Tul-
sa. who testified a mar whose name
he refused TO reveal, had told him
he had obtained a judgment from
the supreme court favorable TO ono
Of Owens clients. in exchange for
= promise of payment or money TO a
supreme court justice.
The second charge was BY Rush
Grecnslade Of Tulsa. attorney for
the Gypsy Oil company. who tcsti.
fled has company had been forced to
settle a cas- before the supreme
court for $a50.o0O in exchange for
THE INSTRUMENTATION or Justice
Joseph Bailey, former United States
senator from Texas, previously had
testified that in his opinion the SUI
preme court handed down
decisions IN two election. contests
IN which he was interested.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
Radio Will Phone
Orders to Fliers

GREAT LAKES. III. Jan. 30.-tH1l
Radio. telephony 10 expected TO y
place telegraphy in Eoysrnmel
munication with Commercial
planes i'm transcontinentnl
Broadcasting stations, 10 h
announced mt the naval train
ton here. will be placed il
tion by the department on .
at n dozen points along the
~tincntal airway route.
Already stations for rad
phone conversation with pl1
been established ut Cleyelay
fonte, Pa, and Hadley Fij
Other stations will be set u
cago, Bryan, Ohio, Omaha .
Platte, Nebr., Cheyenne a
Springs, Wyo., Salt Lake G
and Reno, New, and 0aklaj
At hourly intervals this
stations will send out weathdI
and information on LANDING
tons TO aircraft in flight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
MRS. TO
TELL OF SAYINGS

RIVERSIDE. Cal. Jan. 3l.-Pl-
Under a court grant OF special pro-
lection sralnst what officials assert
"a were mythical" prosecutions by
nolice officers. Mrs. Sarah Louisa
Northcott was under call 10 take the
witness stand today 10 tell the
truth" about alleged Staying Of several
boys By her son, Gordon, AZ his
chicken ranch near here.
Five weeks ago the woman was sen
,onced 10 life im~nrisonment on her
plea of guilty 90 tic murder Of nine
rrur-old Waiter Collins ~ Glendale.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
GIVEN LIFE SENTENCES

ELTABkIH. n. ". Jan. aI.-tHf-
Canice nearby and william Tanning.
New York gunner. YER convicted a.
murder in tho first decree today for
the staying OF John r. EnZ. mail truck
driver. In n SiIl. 200 robbery here on
October "a. 1895. The Jury brought
in a recommendation for mercy, and
both men were Immediately sentenced
to life imprisonment by Judge Alfred
A. Stein.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
COTTON

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 3l.--PD-Cotton
spot fair demand: higher; American
strict good middling 1I.l7; good mid
ding 1917: strict middling 1857;
middling 1887; strict low middling
1912; low middling 9.S7: strict good
ordinary 9.G7; good ordinary 9.37.
Sales COCO bales. 1880 American.
Receirts 400. all American. Futures
closed easy: Jan. 1912, March 1905;
May 1915; July l0.1i; Oct. 1000;
Dec. n.97.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
WEST DISMISSES HUGE
SUIT OF OIL COMPANY

AUSTIN. Jan. 81. - (P Judge
Duval West Of the United Sttses dis
trict court today dismissed the ST.
100000 damage suit Of the Golden
Rod Oil company, Inc, or Delaware
against four state officials. on the
grounds OF jurisdiction. lie held that
state officials could not be used for
performing what they believed 10 be
their duties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
DENY TvnrANe NIsTRrATEn

SANTA FL. NJ. M.. Jan. 5I.-lF'
An investigating committee hc7dcd
NY Governor II. n. Dillon NJ New
MEXICO has reported ~ found W. bas-
is for published charges of inhum2r"
treatment ~ purils ~ the United
States Indian school here. The rr-
mort vas telcrranhof Yesterday to
Edgar Merritt. assistant commission
cr n Indian affairs who requested
the inquiry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
HEAR ME. YOtrRE PINCHED

ATLANTt. c., len. @l.-Hh-Boy,
tribe off y medal for Patrolman
IN. y. Foster of Atlanta. YESTERDAY
Patrolnan Fosters car collided with
ono driven ly 2 negro. The patrol
man promptly arrested the negro. and
then just as promptly arrested him
scif Hc Will ancar against himself
nh .h- trial today. he said. as we'll as
against tho negro.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
Grains Lower AT
Close of Day In
Chicago Market

CHICAGO. Jan. 31.-(Pl-Eeports
Of low temperatures in Nebraska,
hoisted wheat values today.
Starting pa to l 5-S up, the wheat
market aftcrvard held near to the
initial range. Corn. cats and provi-
sions also were stronger, with corn
opening III 10 u lc advance, but
later rcac!ing somewhat.
Wheat closed ervou at the same
Is yesterdays finish 70 Liz 3-Sc low
r.. corn 3-s 70 3-iN1 Use off. oats,
l-tNS-S to Csc down. and provisions
varying from 81 setback to an equal
natancc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
DAMAGE SUIT REFILEn

DALLAS. Tex. Jan. 3l.-AI-Et-
forts ar r. ". Hell. Tor, Green county
IN scout. ~ collect s5i.900 damages
because ~ was fouracd ~ nosscmen
vho vcro hunting hank robbers on
Jan. n. 1o2S. bc~an anew today when
= non shit in the ori~innl ease was
taken rnd n new suit filed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-31
MAIL PILOT

DAVENPORT. Ia. ian. 3l.-Pl-
The ar mail service had another de
laycd plane today, ard the caterpillar
club had gained 4 new member. Snow
ind ice threatened 70 beat TO earth
Pilot Jack Story and his plane flving
AZ an altitude IL 5000 feet nca here
last night. 50 Story leaned. with the
narachutc release cord clutchcd in his
fingers.