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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11

to the sheriff ur any constable rr
Cameron county. Greeting
You are hereby commanded rn
cause the following notice tn hm nuh-
liSher in a newspaper rf general
circulation which has been rnntAru-
uusly and regularly published frr n
period OK not less than urm trMr
preceding the date uf the notice in
the county CT Cameron. STATE uf
Texas. and you shall cause said nc
tlce 20 be printed nc least once each
week for n period OF 10 DAYS rxEil-
sive OF the first cav az publication
before the return cav hereof.
Notice Of application for probate
viii. The state OF Texas
To al persons Interested ~ th~
estate OF Antonio @. de- GlacVeeka
deceased. Nacario Gonzales has
filed IN the county court az Carr
ercn county. ar application Ter th~
probate OF the last viii and tesla
nent OF said Antonio a.. rr G.hr-
vecke, deceased. filed Wirh salr an
plcation. and f1r letters trstannrn-
tarF. which Will H. heard mf rr~
next regular term nf said rrlrt.
commencing nn the first Monday ln
June IA. n- 1920. the same bnAnr tlln
third day rr June A. D. 1919 mt
thP court house thereof. In BruWnH-
vile, Texas. at which tlrr mti PER-
S0ns interested in said estate NAV
appear and contest said Application.
should they desire tn dn ua.
Herein fail nnt. hut hMNr Frl hr-
fore said court rn tine first -aw rA
the next term thereof thlE Writ. wHfn
YOUR return thereon. showing hnw
You have executed the Same
Given under INV hand ard thH
seal OF said court. mt rfflcr l-
Brownsville. Texas. this thn ftrH-
day Of MAY "A. ID. 1879
III. II. SEAGC. clerk county court
Cameron county. Texas
BY o. F. BRENNER. deputy.
seal
5-1-fn-ssf4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11
LEGISLATORS
VISIT VALLEY
40 Delegates Arrive Today
For Pleasure Trip In
This Section

Senators and representatives OF
Texas, at least a part Of them, WILL
forget the duties of office for a
brief period when 40 Of them Will
pay the Rio Grande Valley a social
visit this weekend. The delega-
ticn was to arrive at Edinburg this
afternoon coming from Kingsvllle,
where they inspected the South
Texas State Teachers college
The group consisting OF 10 OF the
upper house and % representatives
viii be guests of "A. ". Baker at q
dinner in ReynoSa tonight Re-
turning from the Mexican city. they
will spend the night in Edinburg.
Cameron county citizens will form
a reception committee and meet the
visitors In automobiles Sunday at
10 a. m. nc the experimental farm
near Weslaco. The caravan Of au-
tomobiles will carry the group
through the remainder OF Hidalgo
county. q trip through Harlingen,
San Benito and the surrounding
territory.
Lunch will be served at Point
Isabel, after which it is planned TO
have a roawboat ride on the bay.
Arrangements have been made at
the Brownsville airport for an air.
plane ride over the city and vicinity.
The Mexican Aviation company will
be hosts TO the legislators on their
ride through the air.
A Matamoros dinner is scheduled
for Sunday night before the dele
cation boards an 8:35 north bound
train for Kingsville. The dinner
viii probably began as carly as G
p. m. The group of Texas law
makers will leave Kingsville on their
return trip early enough To arrive
In Austin sometime Monday morn
Ing.
The trip TO the Valley Is purely O.
social call and has no special signi-
ficance. those in charge Of arrange
ments declare.
It was first planned TO bring the
legislators to Brownsville and Mata-
for Saturday dinner. but this
plan was altered to conform with
the desires of Hidalgo county citi-
zens.
Harry Faux and County judge
o. G. Dancy Of Brownsville met the
legislators at Kingsville Saturday
morning and were to accompany
them to the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11

Angelo. Monroe, Chicago, Detroit
Washington, Amarillo, Sweetwate-
New York.
Carlot shipments Of entire Unit
ed States reported Friday. May
10th: Potatoes: Alabama 40; Colo
RADIO o: Florida 81; Idaho rs; Louis
lana q; Maine 81; Michigan 40;
Minnesota 81: New York "A; Texas
IA; Wisconsin 81; total u. .. 6O3
GERS. String beans: Alabama 3;
Florida 27; Georgia 5; Louisiana
So: Mississippi 8: South Carolina
81; total u. s. 100 cars. Cabbage:
Alabama IA: Louisiana IA: MisSis-
sippi SO; North Carolina IA; South
Carolina 5: Texas 3; Virginia 81;
total u. S. 1877 cars. Onions: Cali
fornia is; Texas 1856; total U. s.
152 cars. Tomatoes: Florida East
Coast rs: Texas AZ: total u. S. 158
cars. Mexico Is. Mixed vegetables:
Alabama g.; California rs; Florida
Is: Mississippi So; Texas Is; total
140 cars. Carrots: Arizona 2; Cali
fornia 25; Louisiana 2; Mississippi
8; Texas "a; total u. S. 56 cars.
Cucumbers: Alabama 81: Florida
so; Indiana 2; Ohio 2; Texas 2; to-
tai u. S. 81 cars.
Lower Rio Grande Valley move
ment reported Saturday morning.
May 18th: Mixed vegetables 10;
tomatoes SO ventilated. 5 refrig-
Grated: green corn Is; carrots 10;
beets and carrots A; beets /; parsley
3, total 12l cars. Freight move
ment to date hits season, fruit
cars; to same day last season, fruit
l146, vegetables 16,40l, total l7,547
cars.
Additional FOB information re-
ported Friday. May 10th: Crystal
City, Texas. Partly cloudy. Onions:
Haulings moderate to heavy. ship
ments fairly heavy. Moderate wire
inquiry. cash track demand good,
trading active. market steady. Car
loads FOB cash track. crates yell
low Bermudas u. S. No. Is 80-85c,
mostly 35c, occasional car 75c: I'M
classified quality and condition gen.
orally good 65-70c. Laredo. Texas.
Hot. cloudy. Onions: Very light
wire inquiry, demand indicate.
market dull. Carloads FOB usual
terms, few sales crates Yellow Ber-
mudas u. S. No. Is 85c-S1.00; Crys-
tai Wax mixed No. Is and IS s1.1O-
lbs.
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SPEAKERS IN
AT MERCEDES

MERCEDES. May 1.-THE public
speaking class OF the mercedes high
school presented the following pro-
gram Friday in the auditorium. Of
the junior high school. Answer to
roll call with a riddle: MY First
Visit to Old Mexico by Elise Smith:
Harriet Hausman will begin a story
and each one in the class add To
it: pianologue by Ruth Wood. with
Beatrice Pierros at the piano; "a
Friday the 18th Experience bv Rit
Edwin; saxophone solo by Abb Welt
eel: a number OF popular songs by
a quartet composed or Mary Lee
Kern. Margaret Pierce. John Nc
Kinney and Dick B~allanfant: IAN
Entertainment Talk" Della walker:
impromptu speeches. current events.
Oslo McNiel: reading, Maxine Scot
ton: entertainment talk by Tom
Blackwell; prophesy Of this class.
Clifford Senterfitt and a sing-Song
led by Billie Barton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11
Day In Congress
tBy The Associated Press
SATURDAY.

Senate is in adjournment.
House continues tariff debate.
Senate interstate commerce COM
mittee continues hearing ON federal
communications commission propo-
sal.
Special senate committee meets to
decide course to pursue in special
session ON seating of William S.
Ware Of Pennsylvania.
House continued debate on tariff
bill.
Senate acted on amendments to
farm relief bill and adjourned I'M
Oh Monday.
Agreement to limit debate on
farm bill after 3 p. m, Monday, was
reached by senate.
Senate interstate commerce COM
mittee continued hearing on pro-
posed federal communications COM
mission.
Senate refused to exclude dairy
products. fruits and vegetables from
provisions OF farm bill.
Senate rejected proposal to give
president power 20 fix salary OF fed
eral farm board chairman.
Tariff bill schedules for sugar,
leather. hides. boots and shoes were
attacked in house.
Senate confirmed nomination OF
former Governor Colquitt Of Texas
10 railway board of mediation.
Senator Brookhart, republican,
iowa. announced he would talk
Monday on "pseudo-republicans."
House members from coal and oil
states initiated move to bring Gil un-
der protective tariff.
President recommended congress
make available S39, 900. 1000 to pay
additional compensation awarded
railroads for mail transportation.
Senator Brookhart, republican
iowa, suggested possibility Of small
tax on radio receiving sets and gov
eminent operation of broadcasting
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SUMMARY

A disturbance Of moderate inten-
sity was central over the immediate
Southwest this morning, while
barometric pressure was moder-
ately high to high over the ball
ance of the United States. Cloudy
and unsettled weather prevailed at
the moning observation throughout
the region between the Rocky and
the Appalachian mountains and
most Of Texas. Light to moderate
precipitation occurred within the
last "a hours in Colorado. the Plains
states and extreme northwestern
Texas. and in the upper MissiS-
sippi valley. II was colder this
morning from the Plateau region
eastward to the Plains states. and
considerably warmer from Texas
and Louisiana northeastward to
the Great Lakes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11
TRUCK MARKETS.

F. O. B. shipping point informa-
ticn reported Friday, May 10th:
Lower Rio Grande Valley points
Warm, partly cloudy. Carrots:
Haulings moderate. Moderate wire
inquiry. demand moderate, market
about steady. Carloads and IN mix
ed cars FOB usual terms, bushel
baskets mostly around s1OO; few
lower; crates S~1.40-l.5O, mostly
Sl.4O; sacked per 100 lbs. tops re-
moved Sl.35-1.50. Carloads and in
mixed car FOB cash track. bushel
baskets 7S5-90c; crates S1.25-l.4O.
Green corn: Haulings moderate.
Moderate wire inquiry. demand
limited. market about steady. Car
loads and in mixed cars FOB usual
terms. bushel baskets S1.l5-l.30.
mostly SIPS; crates $l25-1.35. Car
loads and in mixed cars FOB cash
track, bushel baskets SlOO-I.IO.
Top ice extra. Tomatoes: Haul
ings moderate. Moderate -ire in
quiry, demand moderate. market
about steady. Carloads FOB usual
terms, Tugs greln wrapped all
sizes mostly $2.75, few low as $3.50:
fours pink unwrapped unsized Sl.5O.
Carloads and in mixed cars FOB
cash track. Tugs green wrapped all
sizes mostly $3.50; fours pinks I'M
wrapped S1.5O-1.50. Wagonloads
cash to growers, bulk per pound
mature green mostly SC. few &c:
4-basket crates pinks mostly SIPS.
few lower.
Primary destinations OF lower
Valley movement reported Friday.
May 10th: Tomatoes: St. Louis Is;
Houston 10: TT. Worth 5: 4 each
Montreal, Winnipeg. Chicago: 2
each Kansas City. Minneapolis.
Tulsa; ! each Abilene. Phoenix.
Portland. New Orleans. Shreveport.
Detroit. Knoxville. Pittsburgh. Al
toona, New York, Regina, Toronto.
Oklahoma City. Green corn. ST.
Louis. New York 8 each: Houston
3: ? each Baltimore. washington.
Chicago; ! each Dallas, Ell Paso.
New Orleans. Memphis. Philadel-
phia. Carrots: st. Louis s.; Hous-
ton 5: Baton Rouge 2: / each Kan
sas City. Duluth. Pittsburgh. New
York. Boston. Shreveport. Beets:
l each st. Louis, Philadeiphia.
Parsley: New York 3. Beets and
carrots: / each Edmonton. Brookly.
Mixed vegetables: Houston 4: Dali
las. st. Louis ? each; l each San
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11
MERCEDES BOY WINS
.HONORS AT

MERCEDES. May 1i.-Menton
Murray. son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Murray of this city has been rne
recipient Of many honors during the
past week. He was elected Ia an
office in the McLaurin Law Society
at Texas University. where he IS a
student. also elected member of the
TEXAS Club" elected president of
the Newman Club" for the ensuing
year and awarded the gold Il and
Quill for commendabie work as issue
editor Of the Daily Texan.
Murray took his three years pre-
law work at Rice Institute. Houston.
and during his last year at Rice was
managing editor OF the Thresher-
Rice paper.
During his senior year In high
school here he won the state prize
I'm journalism for news writing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by Valley Abstract Co
Camerou Counfv

Cameron County
v. w. Taylor ct ux to j. G.
George. an undivided 1-2 interest
in south 20 acres lot ?. blk. 207. e
Jardin re-subd.. share g. 28 to 81,
Esp. Santo grant. 81 etc.
Jesse Leo Monnemsen ct ux to
VIM. w. Atkinson. east or real 60
feet Of lot !. blk. I, Landrum addn.
No. i. San Benito. $40 etc.
VIM. w. Atkinson TO w. y. Wat
terson ct al. the east or rear 50
feet lot 4. blk. 3. Landrum addn..
San Benito. $1,000.
j. r.. Roberts to O. RI. Holleman,
lot 3, blk 139. o. +. Harlingen. $40
etc.
r. wv. Runnels to Chas. Fechhei-
mer. part blk. 1873. San Benito r.. e.
w. Co., containing 3il87 acres, $751;
coo.
Arthur r.. Harris ct al to Cuates
Dew. Co. lot /. sec. !. containing
1875 acres OF share %. Harris
Gentry subd.. $40 etc.
Chas. C.. Critchett ct ux 10 Ger
trude Siderius. 81 acres Of blk.
100, 0.6 acres OF blk. i23. Frcsnos
Land and Irrig. Co. share 1922,
Esp. Santo grant. SIS etc.
A. c. Herren ct al to c. S. Wood.
south 40 acres of an so acre tract,
La Feria grant. $40 etc.
Hidalgo County
ApoStoloS c. Kailes to Ernest
ComninoS. lot 4. Whitney Park
subd.. Edinburg. SO etc.
Cyril NJ. Tapager TO Ralph Har-
ris. lot 6, blk. l4l, Edinburg, SO
etc.
Frances T. Redlich to Adelaide
Armstrong. ~. IA acres of w. IL
Of lot 8. blk. rs. Alamo tract, SO
etc.
Alamo Country club to Frances
+. Redlich. NJ. IA acres OF wv. 1-2
Of lot 8, blk. 20. Alamo tract, $40
etc.
T. 4. Saunders to Arkansas
Askew. w. 3 acres of Z. 80 acres
OF lot Q, sec. $50, Tex.-Mex-, $40
etc.
j. G. Engelman ct ux to Myrta
Z. Lott. ~. 1919 acres Of blk. Y,
J. G. Engelman subd. Of Hall FL
field, SO etc.
ID. r. Strickland TO G. Fl. Swal-
low. lot II. blk. 4. West addn.. Nc
Allen. SO etc.
Z. d. Mathis TO +. p. Rudsenke,
lot 2. blk. 3. Alta Mira, SO ct.
j. c. Engelman Jr. TO Henry NJ.
Bremen. 1915 acres of lot is. blk.
86. Mo.-Tex., SO etc.
T. E. Thompson ct al to z. w.
Turner. lot Is. 16, blk. 80. San
Juan. $40 etc.
Card Parks Dew. Co. to Charles
Shrader. z. sos ares Of lot 3.cccc
Schrader. z. sos acres OF lot 8
Ebony Heights Citrus Groves, $40
etc.
ID. r. Strickland 10 r. z. Glauner,
lot IL. blk. q. West addn.. McAllen.
$40 etc.
j. G.. Engelman 10 Daniel r.
Manshaem. w. 10 acres Of lot is
sec. 86. Mo.-Tex.. $40 etc.
Inez Taylor to Susie Taylor Nc
Daniel. N. 1909 acres or loot 376
Sharyland. SO etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11
STOCK PRICES
ARE IRREGULAR
Heavy Weekend Profit
Taking Turns Course Aft
er Early Strength
TRUCK
MOVEMENT
STOCKS
COTTON

NEW YORK, May 11.-tP=
Heavy weekend profit-taking turn
Cd the course Of prices irregular
today after early strength. Selling
was most effective in the aviation,
communications, motor and mer-
cnandising groups. while the public
utilities, chemicals. amusements
OILS and rails presented several
points Of strength.
Inasmuch as Fridays closing rate
OF s per cent for call money carries
over the weekend, the credit sit
uation was not a direct factor in
today's market. Wall street was
somewhat pubbled over the source
OF the new funds which came into
the market yesterday. and whether
a plentiful supply would still be
available next week.
United Corporation was again
n OF the most active features in
today's market. crossing IS to a
new high record. Chesapeake Cor
poration ran up 4 points to a new
high at 81 in response to the decla-
ration OF q 80 per cent stock divi-
uend. Commercial Solvents. Con-
solidated Gas and Standard Oil Of
New Jersey also sold at new high
levels for the year, the first
named advancing 4 points.
General Electric. Gillette Safety
Razor. international Telephone and
Curtiss Aeroplane all sold down 3
points or more, and at least a score
others dropped ! to 2 1-2 points be-
low yesterdays final quotations in
he last hour OF rading.
The closing was irregular. Total
sales Appropriated 100000 shares.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11
AICO And
SPAIN ANGRY
Difficulty Arises Over Span
ish Flyers; Minister
Will Go Home

MEXICO CITY. May 11.-P-
El Universal today said IL had
learned from most reliable sources
that the Spanish minister Marquis
de Rialp. had asked his government
TO withdraw him and send q sue
CeSSOr.
The action was taken. the paper
said. as a consequence Of n terSe or
der TO the Spanish aviators. Cap
tainS Ignacio Jimenez and Francis
CO IgleSIaS, not to visit Mexico ON
their way to Cuba and I'd Spain
1T l. said the Marquis Gle Rialp
visited the Mexican foreign office
yesterday 10 explain what the le-
CATION really meant in It's original
notification that the transatlantic
aviators were coming 90 Mexico
was that they wanted permission
to fly over Mexican territory, not 10
stop In Mexico. and that the request
was miSinterpreted.
At the time Of what was under
stood here as the legations an
nouncement the two fliers would
visit Mexico preparations yer be-
gun to receive them and an official
parchment scroll Of welcome had
even been prepared declaring them
to be the guests CT Mexico City.
Then the legation two or three days
ago announced the Spanish govern
ment had directed the filters to go
directly to Cuba from Central Amer
lea. not stopping in Mexico, the
foreign office here issued a state
ment characterizing the act as very
strange" Newspapers editorially
termed II "a disconcerting mistake.
Captains Jimenez and IElcsias
flew yesterday from Malzgla to
Guatemala City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11
HOOVERPLANS
TEXAS VISIT
President Urged To Be Guest
In City Where AL Smith
Was Nominated
BY JAMES T.. WEST
Associated Press Staff Writer

1A&AA
WASHINGTON. May 11.-tP-
Pres. Hoover ccntemplates a tour
Of the South and is hopeful that
the administrative and legislative
situation will be cleared up suifi-
GENTLY so he can absent himself
from the capital this fall.
His trip through Dixie will be
separate from the journey he is to
make to the West Indies for visits
to Cuba. Porto Rico and perhaps
some other islands.
While the itinerary of the south
ern trip as yet has not even aD-
preached the formulative stage. ii
will carry him as far southwest as
Texas, which he has been urged to
visit ever since isis election. He
had considered going there on the
return from South America, bu.
found time would not permit.
Formal invitations have come 10
the president from the chambers
Of commerce Of Dallas. Fort Worth
and Houston, where the democratic
national convention was held last
year. and expectation Is he will ar
range his schedule SO as to visit
all three Of these places.
Naturally he will want to revisit
the scenes of his flood relief work
on the Mississippi two years ago,
and so is expected to include Louis
lana. Mississippi. Tennessee and
perhaps Arkansas in his schedule.
Invitations also are before the
chief executive TO visit Virginia,
North Carolina. South Carolina,
Georgia and Alabama. and If DOS
sible he will make stops in all OF
those commonwealth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11
Chicago Market Is
Easy With Cattle
Hog, Sheep Prices

CHICAGO. May 11@(P-Hogs:
5000; steady; top Sl1.30 for 2l5-
pound weights: packing sows $3.50
G10.25 nominal.
Cattle: 200; tops FOR week: $500
for fed steers I'LL pounds to L.
457 pounds: mixed yearlings $14.90:
heifer yearlings STATS; fed steers
and yearlings $4,000 1425: bulk
highly finished fed Sl4.50 upward:
1900 to 100 Founders hard to sell
at Sl3.25Tl4.35.
Sheep: 10000: clipped lambs
S14.90: wool skins $1,000: springers
s17.50; fat shorn ewes SIPS: bulk
for week: clipped lambs Sl4.00 n
l4.75: woolskins $15.50G15.S5:
S15.50n 1888: springers S16.50d
springers Sl6.5od 1852; shorn ewes
S6.O0I7.00.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11
kiwanians Plan To
Entertain District
Governor On June 7

SAN BENITO. May 11.-DeciSior
to entertain District Governor III. IA.
Mcdonald of Denton mt a joint XII
wants meeting in Raymondville on
June z vas reached nc n meeting az
Valley Kiwanis club representative
here following the regular San Be-
nito club luncheon.
The meeting will be in the form
Of a ladies night banquet.
The San Benito club had q music
week program. Miss Grace Reeves
singing a solo number. with Mrs.
ed Brady and Mrs. Bruce Gentry
singing duets. Eddie Werner played
several piano solos. and Wiley NJ
Cochran sang vocal solos. Mrs. r.
w. Colmery accompanied the sing
ers. and Rev. r. M. Davis talked on
music. ID. r. Porter became a new
member of the club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11
Flashes Of Life
(P7 The Associated Prsss)

NEW YORK. $50 Glen Hunter.
handsome leading man Of the mu-
steal comedy Spring Is Here has
turned his fancy in the direction OF
a young mans Is supposed to take
this a Of the year. He is to
wed Babe Egan, leader OF the
Hollywood Redheads, a girls band.
Either Babe Is disregarding advice
Glenn ono gave TO the effect that
actors are not good material for
husbands, or he has changed his
mind.
HOLLYWOOD. Calif.-It should
be easy TO pay the rent. the tela-
phone bill. the laundry, etc, in the
Gilbert Claire menage. BY popular
estimates John and Ina just now
are the greatest money making
team-sl0.0o0 and $4,000 per week
respectively.
NEW YORK-An eighteen-year-
old girl whose inheritance is 5000
should be at work, in the opinion Of
Justice CropSey of the state SUI
prcme court. He warned the moth
or against further improvident ex-
penditureS for Bessie Ward. when a
bill for S400 for a vacation. 500 for
dancing lessons and $500 for pri-
vate schooling came before him.
ENGLEWOOD. NJ. J.-Col. Lind
bergh and his Anne like to motor
b~areheaded. HatlesS both. they
have been noted flying-meaning
going fast In an automobile, on the
west bank Of the Hudson.
NEW YORK.-Martha McCulIoch-
Williams writes the New York
World that her two grandmothers
each smoked a pipe filed with
home-spun twist four times a day;
one lived to be 95: the other 81:
between them they had 40 grand
sons of great grandsons in the con-
federate army: she herself can
smoke a big fat cigar without dis
comfort. but she smokes only when
refraining would seem priggish re-
proof to other smokers; smoking
takes time and effort with no re-
sultant satisfaction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11
Wheat Turns Upward
Due to Rains After
Hesitating At Start

CHICAGO. May 11.-tPl-Rainy
weather southwest and west empha-
sizing complaints of excessive mois-
ture in some districts did much TO
turn wheat prices upward today aft
er a hesitating start.
Opening at 1-2c decline to lac
advance, Chicago wheat later
showed gains all around Corn and
oats also developed a rising trend,
with corn starting 1-8c off TO 3-8c
up. and subsequently scoring a gen.
cral advance. Provisions held steady.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-11
New President To
Take Rotary Chair
At Next Club Meet
Especial to The Herald)

SAN BENITO. May III. d.
Ward will take office as president
Of the San Benito Rotary club at
its next meeting, following the cleo
tons at the meeting here this week.
Thomas j. Voc was elected vice
president. and "A. b. Price and Geo.
w Ralston weer reelected secretary
and treasurer, respectively.
MFR. Ward succeeds James @. Lou
than as president.
The officers and lie following
make UP the board OF directors.
W. WI. Housewright. Bruce Gentry.
X. v. zoe and Judge LOuthan-