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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
BOBBY JONES' GOLF
u ARE

NEW YORK. May 3o-F-Bob-
by Jones' golf clubs were safe in
the hands of the police today.
The clubs. stolen from an auto
mobile Tuesday. were turned over
70 the police last night bv a garage
mechanic who had received them
from the boys.
John Hope. employed at a garage.
said he saw two boys leave the ga
rage with the clubs. He ran after
them and the boys dropped the
clubs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30

trial Florida committee Of 100 as
the nucleus. has been laid before
other counties and interests. with
indications that the committee viii
become a state committee Of 500.
each county In the citrus belt to
be represented. The present COM
mittee has membership in only three
counties-Orange. Lake and Semi
mole.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
DISCOVER RICH
HELIUM DEPOSIT

WASHINGTON. May 3O.-P-
Discovery Of a rich natural deposit
OF helium, development OF which Is
expected to stimulate greatly the
use Of lighter-than-air craft IN this
country. was announced here today
by representatives Of the nel;un
company. OF Louisville. Ky. The new
deposit was discovered by Lisuten-
ant r. R. Bottoms. naval reserve Of
ficer and chief chemist of the he
lium firm. II the Sinbad Heliun
area near government helilin re-
serve No. ! In Colorado
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
LII y Oh y

To the Sheriff cr ary Constable
OF Cameron County. Greeting.
You are hereby commanded fn
cause 10 he published once each
week Tor y period " ten cayz rxrl4-
sive of the first day wy puhlrntIen
before the return dav hereof. AVN a
newspaper Of general circulation
which has been continuously and
regularly published fnr a reriod nf
lot less than ore year IVY k1sd Carr
eron County. q copy IVY thr following
notice.
THE STATE or TEXAS
To All persons interested in fhe
Welfare ~ ire estate rs NftN
" wv. Kelley. Deceased. Ed H DUwuH
was hy the County court uf Cameron
County. Texas on tine first Aaw nf
May a H. la1a duly appointed
temporary AdmnEtratnr ns fhn
estate C. said ccccHrns. wh4rh 60
pointment VIII NV made p~rru4nnrrH
should the court hn rf the rrirtrn
hat q permanent Administrative it
necessary. unless tho sane KnalI -
successfully contested ar tzr r~xt
term cf said Court. r~csrurrrlrr rn
the 1st Monday l- June JAIL n DTS
the same being fhr 1rd dmv nf rnr.
"A. n. 1870. at f1r Court MNalm
thereof. In BruRnriilf. Texas ~.
which time at rcvxrrs l~rtrrFrtst l
the welfare ut thr estate rf HHr
decedCnt may appear and rrntHal
such appointment if they tn desire
Herein fail not. hlt have fnl h~-
fore said Court. 60 fhr sd lrxt
cay of the next term thereof fHlA
Writ with ynIr return th#rmnm
showing how YOU have executed ira
same.
Given under nv hand ard TO-
seal ~ said Court. NY office ~
Brownsville. Texas fhiE thM -rI
dav cf May IA. D 1870.
SEAL H D EFAGn.
Clerk. County rnzrN.
Cameron County. TrxaA
By ~ w. Errrrrr. DrrEty.
s-73-5n-547T.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-30
MAN AND WOMAN BURN
AFTER AUTO CRASH

YPSILANTT. Mich, MAY 30.-tF
Two men and two women we're
burned to death last night after
their speeding motor car crashed
through the railing OF a viaduct
over the Ann Arbor railroad tracks.
They were unidentified.
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ATTACK VICTIM
WILL RECOVER
Doctors Think Munor Girl
Will Live After Being
Reported Dead

ROMA. May 5u-Rnzita EyzrrE
7-year-old daughter IVY AartfB
Munoz. who was attacked ans
struck or the head wath ~ hrirk
Monday night viii recover. nrrnrr1M
inr 10 doctors reports Ik wna $50
ported "Wednesday shst thr chile
had died. but " vax revealed 80
was only III q coma.
Zaraccsa Sanchez is bRtrw hrH
In connection with tRm attack AnH
nv to be given a hearing before WA
lunacv commission.
Sanchez harricadfd hlrnaeH An IA
yacht house MONDAY n4-ht aEHrr
the attack and with " riFfrl nrH
knife held IN posse WIN nfft-rrE nna
citizens af hav trrrHrhnrHf emo
nirh.. Hn finally WINS rRhf1rd and
taken I'm custody hv Sheriff Gnfrra
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GALVESTON. May m-F-Nnm
Orleans made \ Strrnx h.f Go 60
1880 convention cg ERE FArr sfttlrrE
association TODAY. ard R H Hhr-
cock nj Ei Campo. was URGED Co..
president to succeed ~ MI nfrfmnd
az Crowley. II.
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BRITISH SOLDIER AMBUsHEn

CAIRO. Egypt-Henrv Richards.
British soldier. was ambushed and
killed by natives just outside the
city.
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Daily. except j1nday-On air 20 a m. to l p. m. Back or air at
4 I. m. with Valley news and Associated Press dispatches from The
Brownsville Herald. Remain on air until z p. n.
Monday Wednesday and Fridf Evening program Z to o o'clock.
Tuesday and Thurs1ay-Evening program 8 to IL O'Clock.
Silent Saturday night.
Sunday-Morning services from Methodist, Presbyterian or Bap-
fist churches. IL l. m. Classical and semicaSacal music 230 \. m
, SPIN.
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JURY ASKED TO
ENFORCE LAWS
Raymondville Judge Char
ges Responsibility For
Investigation
Especial to The HERALD

RAYMONDvILLE. Aug. q. -
Judge A. w. Cunningham charged
the grand jury assembled for the
opening Of the criminal district
court here with responsibility for in
vestigating charges OF gambling and
reckless highway driving. and all in
fractions of penal laws brought to
their attention.
He complimented citizens Of VIII
lacy county on the peacefulness Of
the past months and their whole
some resepct for laws of the county
and state. The judge also spoke
Of the fine highways recently COM
pleted in the county and the nu-
merous accidents and deaths which,
through negligence and other rea-
sons, had occurred on the roads.
Il see from the public press" said
Judge Cunningham, that several
such accidents have happened In
Willacy county. II any motorist or
driver is found guilty Of careless
traffic violation or negligence in
driving. he should be indicted"
Judge Cunningham clearly ex-
planned the difference between neg
ligent homicide and aggravated as
sault. He further spoke of the re-
Gently contested bond elections
brought before the civil courts. stat
ing that when such matters showed
evidence Of fraud they should also
be investigated. Illegal voting may
be either a felony or a misdemea-
nor, ne said.
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|. G. A. HOLDS
CONVENTIONS
Four Statesmen Among
Speakers For Grocers
Alliance

CHICAGO. H., Aug. 2l.-Gover-
nor Theodore Christianson Of Min
nesota, Governor Arthur ]. Weaver
Of Nebraska and former Governor
John NJ. Parker Of Louisiana, and
Congressman Carol Beedy Of Maine
are all among the nationally known
statesmen who viii address the ban
quets which follow the six big reg
ional conventions Of the Independ-
ent Growers Alliance Of America
during August and the carly part
Of September.
The I. O. A. conventions them
selves are being heralded as the
great speeches. conventions mas
much as every part Of the program
Is dramatized. For this purpose
theaters are being used in each CT
the five convention cities and a
transportable stage complete in ev-
cry detail has been constructed and
sent 20 West Baden, Ind, where
the conventions reach their climax
with a five-day session. Fourteen
people from /. @. A. National
Headquarters are travelling with this
show. All the regular theatrical ef-
fects of props, sets and special
lightning viii be employed. Parts
that cannot be staged will be pre-
scented with special /. G. A. motion
pictures.
The fourth regional convention
will be held August 1928 in Lin
coin. Neb., at the Liberty Theater
for /. G. A. members from Nebraska,
Iowa, Kansas, Missouri. Colorado,
Oklahoma and Arkansas in attend
ance.
The fifth sectional convention is
the great southern convention TO be
held at the Crescent theater in New
Orleans, August 26-27 for the I. @.
A. members of Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and
Tennessee.
The sixth district convention Of
what Is known as the /. O.. A. Gen.
trail League is to be held at West
Bnden Springs, Ind. September 2-3
for members from Kentucky. Him
ois, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia
and Michigan
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-21
Missouri Families
To Live In Valley
Especial to The Herald)

M'ALLEN, Aug. 21.-Six Missouri
families are to settle in three Hi
dalgo county cities within the i'm
mediate future, according to DR.. c.
II. Kershaw, ostecpathic physician
Of Kirkville, Mo-. who has just op-
ened his offices here.
The families intending to make
the Valley their future home in
cludes DR.. and Mrs. Kershaw, DIR.
and Mrs. Mills. Jr. and Mrs. Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. j. Howell, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Hightshoe, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. F. Booth, and Mr.. and Mrs. J.
M. Driscoll. The three doctor are
all osteopathic physicians, It was
stated, and the other me are en-
gagged in various businesses.
The families plan to settle in or
near McAllen. Weslaco and Edin-
burg.
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With the Scouts

Troop 4 Of Brownsville Boy
Scouts had q special meeting Mon
day night for reorganization. New
officers Of the troop are as follows:
Justin McCarty, senior patrol lead
er; Norman Clark and Gerald Wig
ington. patrol LEADERS; Frank Ire
week and Clarence johnson, assist
ant patrol leaders; Beford Beeson,
quartermaster; and Bob Dixon,
scribe.
Frank Treweek is o new member
and assistant patrol leader Of the
Flying Eagle" patrol.
During the meeting a hike was
planned for the purpose OF passing
tests. BOB DIXON.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-21

While she was making the tea
Mrs. Chatterton came home with a
market basket in her hand. The yell
low legs of a chicken showed above
1t. and some green leaves OF lettuce
and spinach.
The very sight Of the unlocked
food made Chatty more i'll than she
had been.
She went to bed without her tea
and fell into a deep sleep. At nine
that night Mrs. Chatterton woke
her up.
"A strange mans here to see your
she said in a whisper.
CTO BE CONTINUED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-21
TEXANS TO GREET
RUBIO IN MEXICO

MONTERREY, Mex, Aug. 2.-(P)
Arrival Of a party of more than
fifty tourists from Texas in air.
planes is expected here Sept. /, CO.
incident with the arrival Of Pascual
Ortiz Rubio. national revolutionary
party presidential nominee who is
on a campaign trip. Advice has
been received from San Antonio
that the party is coming here on a
good will tour.
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SAU
TO DEPUTY

WICHITA FALLS. Aug. 21.-R-
J. J. Bartlett. United States deputy
sheriff was at liberty on $4,000 bond
today following his arrest on
charges OF attempted assault pre-
ferred by q young girl. The girls
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-21

failed banks to restrain the stats
banking apartment from refunding
the portion Of the old State Bank
guaranty fund still I'm the states
hands have been postponed indefi-
nitely. The depositors requested a
postponement when the case wRa
called In district court here. NO
date was set for the hearing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-21
FAIR EXHIBIT
FUNDSSOUCHT
Display To Be Sent To Dial.
las May Also Go To
San Antonio
Especial to The Herald)

Especial to The Herald
HARLINGEN. Aug. ala call for
subscriptions to be sent in to the
state fair exhibit fund was issued
here today by Myron F. Ward,
chamber Of commerce manager.
Ward said that the committee
would like to get in as much money
as possible in the next few weeks. III
order to know definitely that the
plans for the exhibit will be a sue
cess.
Those who plan TO contribute can
send their contributions to cham
bers Of commerce.
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BODY OF IS
CREMATED IN GERMANY

HAMBURG, Aug. 2l.-(Pl-The
body Of Frank Van Der Stucken,
noted American music director and
composer, who died here on Friday,
was cremated at Oldsdorf in the
presence Of several members Of his
family. Mr.. Van Der Stucken, born
In Texas in 1858, was particularly
well known in Cincinnati, Ohio,
where he conducted for q long time
the May festivals.
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Especial to The Herald)

HARLINGEN, Aug. 2l.-Possibil-
ity that the exhibit which is to be
sent to the state fair at Dallas, Oc-
tober 10, may later be shown at the
international Exposition in San An
tonic, November 8 to II, was men
toned here by Myron +. Ward.
chamber of commerce secretary.
Ward made the statement in COM
menting on a communication re-
ceived from T. Fred Evans, super
intendent Of the agricultural de-
partment of the international Ex-
position.
The exhibit would be entered in
the agricultural exhibits of the fair.
1t is possible only part Of it could
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ashamed to have any sister of mine
running with such a bunch of roug-
necks."
"All right. You be ashamed Of me
and I'll be ashamed Of you" sug-
gester Chatty. Then We'll be quits"
She shut the door upon him, and
went out into the kitchen to make
herself a cup Of tea. Her head ached
and she was sick to her stomach
after her night Of dissipation.
Lower than railroad ties" was
the way she put it to herself. bor-
rowing some Of Winnie's slang.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-21
Cameron Courts

Suits filed in the district courts:
8712. Paralee Med. King. VS.. VIII
lis. King. divorce.
8713, Mrs. Corrine Scoggin VS..
John Virgil Scoggin. divorce.
S714, Eidis x. Hanson VS.. s. t.
Helgeson. try title.
87l5, Lille p. Mahan VS.. Alfred
Mahan, divorce.
8Tl6, G.. w. Edgerton VS.. Mary
Headley Edgerton, custody OF chill
dren.
2sTH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. W. Cunningham, Judge
No orders.
IOsRD DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. NJ. Kent, Judge
: No orders.
Hon. Oscar Dancy, Judge
Suits filed:
None.
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John Klieber, Judge
No orders.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
For Cameron County
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Co.
Ernest Z. johnson 10 A. Il. Whit
ney. north IL block 1913, San Benito
Irrigation Co. share !. Esp. Santo
krant PCT 3-16-18. $40.
y Harry r. johnson TO A. r. Whit
new south half block 1913. san Be-
nito Irrigation co, share ], Esp.
Santo grant, $40.
John M. Stollman TO A. z. Whit
2 north 10 acres Of south 20 ac-
res block 22l. San Benito Irrigation
Co, $40.
g. II. Colein tract to A. E. whit
nev north l-2 OF south IL block
22i. San Benito Irrigation Co, $40.
Mrs. Annie Barton ct ux TO Steve
n. williams part Of block 81, d. ,.
subdivision. SO.
A. +. Parker 10 c. S. Thomson,
east 20 acres farm tratc l03. Coast
land Farms subdivision 2, Buena
grant plat 7-20, $40. -
A. A. Morries ct ux to z. w. Brit
Z ain O27a3. 5cufr;esoto ;-..6-uslI
tain 20.375 acres out Of north part
block 54. d. S. subdivision, survey
IS. $40.
Port Isabel Irrigation Co. to Mrs.
Vernice Murray south $50 acres OF
block q. Port Isabel Irrigation Co.
INIT 2. Bayview Citrus Groves sub
division plant S-13. $9180.
Mrs. Mary II. Moses 10 Blanch G.
Mccall all my undivided 1-S inter-
est In all block "A" Harrington; lot
a block II, o. T. Harrington: part
~ block 81. Harrington L. e. w. Co.
survey Sc. Cameron county school
lands: all lots Q and 10. block 20.
town Pharr: also property IN other
counties. $40.
Mrs. Mary II. Moses to Blanch G.
Mccall all lot 4. block 13e, Harlin-
gen, $40.
zoe g. Elstner ct al to c. M wun-
derNkan east IL Of north IL OF
northwest IA block sc. San Benito
7, & w. co. subdivision. $40.
port Isabel Irrigation co. TO Eliza
burton 1882 acres block SO. Bay
side Gardens. plat 7-46. s15.0 600.
Hidalgo County
A. r. Baker. constable. IN r. F.
Kennedy, lot Il. block 24S. Tex-Mex
s2n00.
Gabriel Zelick TO Louis veidick.
east 10 acres lot 4. block q. Steele
a. pershing. 81.
r A. Acton ct al 70 T. @. Cook.
est 10 acres lot 10, Holt tract. sub
division. SO.
Frank II. Zeadow ct TX to d. T..
HARRISON. trustee. lot 5. block 8.
sunset addition 70 McArlen. $500.
Charles r. Perkins m ". @. Girls
sorn. lots 2 and 4. block 4, La Donna
plat. $500.
Ieandro Raideras et ux to Feline
Ochoa. Tot is. block 4. weslaco town
site. $40.
y T. Miller n 7eIla y. Miller.
south 1902 acres block 81. La Blanca
SUBDIVISION. s9onn.
Chaurcev Fl. BricGle et ux 70 Ed
win 8 Rri0ele. east IL OF $50. con-
.~'-'nT 1895 acres portion 69-70.
$4,000.
FERRY EVAN RICHARDS
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LEGION TO ENJOY
SOCIAL EVENING

A lively social evening, with mu-
sic. dancing and refreshments, is
being anticipated by the Browns
vile legionnaires and their families
for Thursday evening. The affair
is to be held in the Elks hall at
8 p. m.
Presentation Of a certificate to
the winner Of the distinguished citi-
zen contest will be a feature Of the
evening.
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v v

MISSION. Aug. 21.-Ee-rv Evan
K2fhards Is ne nam of the u
snrA the first. Of Mr.. and Mrs II
r. Richards Of this city. Mother
and son are doing fine
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HEARING
ON FAILED BANKS

BELTON, Aug. 21.-LP1-Hearings
In the application Of depositors IN
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Continued from Page d
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-24
RISKS
LIFE TO MAKE
DEAD LANDING

LES ANGELES, April 24. U.P) -
Two army flyers from March Field
narrowly escaped death here late
yesterday when their plane crashed
ON street in the Highland Park
section.
1t. Harold F. Brown, pilot of the
craft, sustained broken shoulder
and other injuries while his me
chanic, II, F. Doyle. suffered only a
cut hand in the fall.
Attempting to make a dead stick
landing after the gas line of his
plane clogged at height of 1000
feet, 1t. Brown drove into a power
line and a telegraph pole before h-s
machine dropped to the highway.
The plane was demolished as was
an automobile belonging to John 7.
Young.
After he was taken to the hospital,
1t. Brown said his first impulse was
TO make parachute jump but that
hc feared to let the plane fall into
Nh, residential district.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-24
New Trial For
jacobson Case

Los ANGELES, April "a. W,R) -
Callie Grimes and five police off.
GERS co-dcfendants in the so.cancd
jacobson ''frame up case, must be
retired on the conspiracy charge
Monday, May p, Superior Judge
Walton j. Wood ruled today.
The trial jury in the case was dis
charged last Saturday night after a
deadlock that lasted more than two
days and nights. After the discharge
six of the jurors declared a fellow
juryman conversed with defendants
by signs and apparently had his
mind made up for the defense be
fore evidence was released
District Attorney Buron Fits af.
ter hearing the stories of the jury
men ordered an investigation which
now is underway.
At the hearing today Deputy Dis
trict Attorney George Bush declared
that the state was ready for an i'm
mediate retrial, but counsel for Mrs.
Grimes, Dick Lucas, Harry Ray
mond, Hubert Wallis, Frank Cox
and Frank Williams, said they had
other eases which made it necessary
for a delay.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-24
JUDGE RESUMES
TESTIMONY At
{MPEAC H Me- {
BY HOMER L. ROBERTS

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
SACRAMENTO Cuifs April 2I.
UP)-ResumiHg the witness stand
today in lis ovu defense, Judge
Carlos $. Hardy related his YER
SION Of IN interview with Wallace
Moore, newspaPcrman, who claim
I'd to have stopped an automobile
near Sauta Barbara, identifying
it's occupants as Aimee Semple Me
phcrson and Kenneth G. Ofmiston.
The Judge said he had visited
Moore because Of an article ap-
pcaring in Los Angeles news
paper telling of Mooro's alleged
Identification.
Arriving at Santa Barbara. Judge
Hardy immediately Went 10 the
u.wspapcr office, asked for an in.
tcryiew with the reporter, and af
ter meeting him, was given copies
OF the paper containing articles
written by Moore. The newspapers
themselves were admitted as cyi-
dcucc
The iudgo then proceeded to cx-
plain the nature of his converse
tion with Moore, which the state
charges was an attempt to intimi-
date a witness.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-24
TWO new LEADS
GIVEN POLICE IN
MYSTERY Staying

Los ANGELES, April II. U.P)
Police were working on two new
leads today in AN effort to solve the
mystery of the death Of Young
woman whose torso was found in the
Los Angeles river on April I.
Cne possible solution hinged upon
= lock of hair sent here 10y Mrs,
Herman Timm of Flandrcau, y. d.,
who informed police she believed the
victim might lave been her daugh-
ter, Erma, who vanished in Los An.
geles more than month ago.
Efforts to locate Mrs. Ruth Flcm-
ing, formerly of Riverside, also were
started. According to the police
Mrs. Fleming registered at a River
side hotel last March, On March 23
she appeared at a Long Beach drug
store and said she was i'll. The
druggist sent her to an emergency
hospital where she was questioned
and treated. She then disappeared.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-24
COURT
TO HEAR CHARGE
AGAINST JACKSON

Carl Jackson, colorcd, was held
fer federal authorities ON charges of
sale and possession of Intoxicating
Liquor by Judge Perkins in polio.
court tins morning on recommended
t.n of Chief Oswalt jackson
pleaded rot guilty when arraigned.
j. l.. Black, accused Of possession
ot liquor, asked for a continuance
for plea stating that ho wished to
employ an attorney. He was ar
rested earlier IN the week, the off
ccrs claiming they found him in pos
session of nine pints of whisFey
Elono Oiaz, charged with tie pos
session Of marjiuana, was dismissed
from custody when it was found
that sufficient evidence was not
available to substantiatc the accusa-
tiun.
a complaint was refused in the
case of r. f. Stone who was arrested
Sunday night and held for inNesti-
Cation after an alleged fight.
Yesterday afternoon Judge May
field sitting in police court in place
If Judge Perkins fined b. Kabota,
Japanese, $3.50 for possession Of in
toNicating liquor. Judge Mayficld
also fined L. y. Couch $25 on a rec6-
less driving charge.