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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
FAMED SINGER
Wins HEARTS
OF AUDIENCE
Braslau, Greatest of
All Contraltos, is Ac-
corded Ovation Fri
day Concert

Sophie B~rcslau, contralto, sang her
way INTO the hearts OF at least COO
valley music lovers Friday night in
her concert in the Brownsville Junior
college auditorium.
10 attempt TO describe the beauty
81 TINS eontralto voice, with all its
color and its perfectness. would be
rs futile as attempting TO describe
she beauty Of a Texas sunset.
During the singing Of each num-
Der, Miss Breslau held her audience
spell bound with the wonder and
beauty OF her voice. her tone control.
her register and her personality.
As each number closed. the audi
cnce tried time and again TO call her
nack Tor encores but she only re-
sponded once during the singing Of
the program and twice after the
iinal number had been sung. In each
81 these instances. she sang songs
mat were familiar 70 the majority
q the audIsnce-the melodies at
least.
IN addition 70 a voice Of indescrib-
able beauty, Miss Breslau has A per-
Sonality and charm that is irresist-
able.
The real texture and beauty OF
Miss Brcsiau's voice was displayed
pa her rendition Of the aria By Doni-
zetti. 20 Mic Fernando" the opening
number on her program. The "Vo-
calise Etude.' her next number.
opened windows TO the lights and
shadows Of this contralto voice which
mas been proclaimed one or the rich
est and finest 81 all times.
On the D%nieper." Moussorgsky.
showed the dramatic powers al thi
wonder singer.
But It was in the fourth group. a
series OF five songs in English, that
Miss Breslau reached the hearts 81
every person in the audience. Al
though the beauty Of her voice gain
cd the appreciation OF her audience
even IN the heavier numbers in the
Italian and French. the real appreei-
alton was reserved for this group Of
English songs because they held a
heart appeal even 70 the most must
caily IMMERSED.
Ma Lii Batteau' Strickland aud
w Boy" Carr. by Robson stood
out in bold relief.
Miss Louise Under. sccompanist.
- an exceedingly talented musician
and an accompanist with n soul. Her
handling of each number proved her
a master Of the piano.
At the conclusion Of Miss Bres-
lau'S second group OF songs, she was
presented wit ha spray Of American
Beauty roses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
Reserve Officers
To Open Glasses
At Post Sunday

The class for tactical rides and
walks for rescrve officers will meet
At the plans and training office 81
post headquarters, IT. Brown, at 2
a. ~. Sunday. Jan. s. Reserve Off
vers desiring to attend this class will
re met AZ the hour stated By Captain
Carl III. Strong. 18th cavalry, who Is
designated As the instructor 20 con-
duct this class.
Tie ~dismounted attack will bc the
-ubjcct discussed this Sunday. The
discussion win Nv followed by 4 tac-
teal ride over the ground covered in
the discussion.
The usual award OF two credit
hours toward the required number Of
credit hours necessary as a prcrc-
qulsite ~ rcapnointment or promo
tiun in the officers reserve corps,
will bc awarded each reserve officer
attending this session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
Baby Girl Born
ToCapt. and Mrs.
Burt; VIII Leave

An eight pound baby girl vas bonn
To Capt. and Mrs. Wilkie {. Burt OF
Fort Brown at $50 o'clock Saturday
morning in Mercy hospital.
Capt. Burt announced Saturday
that he had received order Of his
transfer from 18TH Cavalry az Fort
Brown 10 the Sixth Cavalry at Fort
Og~lcthorpc. Ca. and he begins a 10
day leave Thursday.
II win not leave Brownsville until
my wife and baby are in condition
10 travel. however he said.
The little girl has been named Ann
Erwin, Capt. Burt announced.
Mrs. Burt Is a native of Chatta-
noora. Tenn, which city III located
only : miles from Ft. OgIethorpe.
In announcing his plans. Capt.
Burt declared that he and his fam
INV would visit In Chattanooga and
that ne would also visit his old home
In Enfield. n. q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
K. c. Stock
Higher For Week
Throughout List

KANSAS CITY. Jan. P-
Hogs: $500: 100 ljc higher; top
$50 on choice 2l5-23O lb. averages (;
desirable lg0-270 lbs. S.I0Ms.s5;
packing sows 7.25M7.Sj.
Cattle: 200: calves: so; compared
with week ago: Better grades steers
1850 lbs. up steady % 25c higher;
other and yearlings 25tPl50c higher;
fed heifcrs and bulls 250 soc high
en-: fat cow steady; v~eslers steady
10 soc higher; weeks TOP: Yearlings
1878: medium weight steers 1850;
heavy steers 1875: veal 1850.
sheep: 100; for week: Lambs 80
n soc higher: sheep 35c higher;
weeks bulk shorn lambs 12.s5G 49,
so; feeding lambs 1880 1866.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
u BOUND OVER
ON THEFT CHARGES

Ernest Armstrong. B~rnwnsNille
youth. WA bound over to the grand
furv Saturday morning following a
hearing before Justice n. u. Cam on
thc charge of theft Of $50 from Tine
cash BOX WI the Capitol thcatcr.
The theft is alleged to have 0c-
cured MI the night M DeceTher 26.
Tho case has been under invcstiG4-
toin bv =. M. Jester. special investi-
gator for the district attorney, ami
Police Officer Tim O'Lcary. THe
youth was placed under arrest FRI
dav.
The defendant waived examination
when brought before Justice Cain
Saturday morning and his bond Wa
fixed At $3.50. which he made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
nab 3RDM MAN
IN ROBBERY
Forced From Hiding
BY Hunger; Want
ed In Mo. Holdup

FULTON. Mo. Jan. 5.-F'-DrIyen
into the open by hunger, Tom Davis.
who for &c hours eluded posses
searching for him In connection with
the robbery Of the First National
bank or Mexico, No. Thursday. was
captured late yesterday near Fulton.
With his arrest. AudrAin and Cal
laway county authorities have clear
ed up the bank robbery and recOv-
cred an but q few hundred dollars of
the S23.330 in loot obtained. John
4. Bruck Of New York City, another
alleged participant in the robbery.
was captured soon after the holdup
and Willie Hightower 81 Dallas.
Texas. third member of the bandit
trio, was shot 10 death by Officers.
avis. 20, alleged Chicago gangstcr,
was captured when he left bis hidfrg
place ID seek food. tie stepped out
into a highway about four miles
from williamsburg and engaged Ely
III. Books and his son, Harry, In
conversation. They said hefadmitted
his identity and pleaded with them
10 aid him in escaping the posses.
which had surrounded him. lie was
uuarmed and told Book and his
son. they said. that rather than sur
render he woald lead them to the
place he had left his weapons and
permit them to kill him.
The Books persuaded Davis 10
accompany ther. 20 Fulton bus IS
they neared here in a ear be appar-
entity changed his mind and attempt
cd 10 leap from the machine. Tie
was overpowcrcd by the elder Book
who. with the assistance Of two 9th
cr men who were encountered un
the road. bound the prisoner hand
and foot with rope lie then was
brought % jail here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
TO ABANDON

Continued from page ONE
~ the service already in existence
via Dallas and Chicago.
The schedule under which the new
route will operate provides that a
plane will leave Houston at s.i5 T..
M. with the mail arriving ~ Beau
mon az 1885 =. m.. New Orleans AZ
1880 D. M; Atlanta $3.50 y. m.. and
New York on the following morning
IN time for first delivery.
IN the opposite direction mail will
leave New York AZ 2 n. MI. and ar
rive IN Houston ~ 3:l5 Q. mi. the
following afternoon. The west bound
schedule from New Orleans provides
for > plane n leave that city AZ
n 30 n. No.. arriving AZ Beaumont n
2;20 y. M. and AT Houston az 3:l5
r. m.
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Army AIRSHIP

Continued from page ONE
believe the plane can fly FOR 500
hours. which III IN straight lire flight
would nearly girdle the globe.
The first official observation Of
the motors was made yesterday aft
ernoon by W.. r. Thomas, expert for
the builders, the Wright Aeronauti-
cal Corporation. Going up 70 5000
feet elevation he flew for 80 min
utes behind the ship and reported;
THE engines are functioning nor
mally and appeared Just as efficient
as al the start Of the flight. The log
reports reveal a satisfactory per
Torrance which these engines would
give for 400 or more hours under
normal conditions
Major Spatz appeared happy and
cheerful. but Captain Ira {. Eaker.
chief pilot, who hsa developed a
slight cold, was said TO lock haggard.
Other members Of the crew are
L~ieutenants Harry a. Hslverson and
Elwood K. Quesada. relief pilots. and
Sergeant Il. ". Hooe. -mechanician.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
Report Downpour
About Beeville

CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex. Jan. SIN
lP-Unverified reports reaching
here today indicated q 6-inch rain
ZEN near Bec,iIle and Goliad last
night.
Many residents. reports said. were
taken out Of low sections in boats.
two hundred automobile stalled or
d portion or highway ~; lightning
struck several houses, one Al Sinton.
and store Easements AZ that town
were flooded.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
STOCKSCLOSE
IS IRREGULAR
Motor Shares Ukder
Pressure; Copper
Also Falls
Nv STANLEY w. PRENSOSIL
associated Press Financial Editorl

Associated Press Financial Editor
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Pl-Ths
stock market displayed a complete
reversal OF form today, selling OF
sharply after q spirited opening
rally. There was nothing in the
DAYS news 20 explain the seilhH
movement. which was generally de-
scribed as q natural correction OF .
top-heavy speculative position sew
eral early gains OF 3 TO 10 points
we're cut down, or wiped out, y a
number of issues sank 4 TO . points
below yesterdays final quotations
Preliminary estimates OF the 4. ?.
Steel monthly tonnage statement 70
be issued next Thursday indicate q
gain Of between 10000 and luo.u'r
tons iu December. Announcement ri
4 five for one stock split ny A. q.
Spalding and Brothers was the only
important business development M
the morning.
After mn opening bulge in earA
stock Radio and Victor TalkiEE ma
chine broke sharply on the tradi.
ti0nal selling on the good neNs
following the announcement Of mef-
ger terms. Radio opened III points
higher at 40 and then slumped tn
500. Victor Talking machine con-
verified an early gain M = IT. points
into IA lus of a IL. Wright Aer0nau-
teal dropped from 27G to go and
Curtiss fraom I53 to l49.
Fears Of am early increase i'm fed
eral reserve rediscount rates were
stressed in several MI the weekend
markt letters. Conservative bankers
we're of the opinion that a higher
rate would Dc necessary unless there
was N marked reduction I'D specula-
tive activity IN the securities mar
kets. and il was thought in some
quarters that q rise in the Bank cf
England rate would prcccde any
change here.
Motor stocks were under pre- sure
on the theory that recent price cut
ting forcs hadowcd kecnr competition
among the leading manufacturer
this year and q reduction in unit
profit. Coppers also fell back sharp
~ or liquidation by pools which had
marked II pscyeral OF these issues
@ new high records on the strength
Of the recent advances in the price
OF the red metal.
The closing gas irregular. Total
sales Appropriated 100000 shares.
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WOULD RETURN

Confined from page oue.l
appropriations committee. said that
the settlement with the United
States Steel corporation. if accepted.
would ne IN lieu NJ a claim for $751;
100000 made By tho corporation. The
hearing before the appropriation
committee also disclosed that the
treasury since 1917 had collected
S+.06l. 1892 Q in back taxes but that
u had refunded IN that time 1915
0l2.356.
IN opposing the claim by tht
states for s200.00G.O 600 in direct
taxes, Secretary Mellon ir a letter
70 the committee said that several
hundred millions of dollars would Be
needed 70 settle All claims for lie
Eally collected taxes nee 1865 and
that il was doubtful if ans accurate
record Of the claims ~ the states
could BIS produced
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
Santa Rosa Man
Buried Saturday

HAELINGFN, Jan. 1~--FuucfaI
services were held al the school
house az Santa Rosa Saturday morn
in~ "a 1880 for Alexander u. Camp
bell. Tor five years rural mail carrier
out Of La Feria. who died Thursday
morning at the family home.
The services were conducted Boy
Rev. Hucklcby. Methodist rastov OF
Santa Rosa.
Mr.. Campbell died of pneumonia,
after being 300 for several days. lie
IS survived by his widow. and rcia-
titcs in east TcNas. Hc vas 81 years
Of age.
Thompson NurtulrE nl hafllhkni
had charge or iutcrmcnt. IN the TIA
Feria cemetery ~ -.at SATURDAY
n~rfnrnnn-.
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STORM

Continued from page one
Easements and sidewalks we're Gov
cred with silt today after a terrific
rain yesterday. Five and one-half
inches fell within a few hours, and
TN night the business district was
flooded. with water over the curbs.
At the height Of the storm Mrs.
ri. q. Miracle was shocked BIZ a
lightning bolt in the bedroom Of her
home. Her right side was partially
paralyztd.
San Antonio. Austin. Corpus Christi
and other cities v4s disrupted for
several haurs yesterday by a rain
and wind storm which struck this
city. The wind al times reached a
velocity III s. miles IN hour and
nearly an inch Of rain fell In 4 short
time. Hail stone, said 20 have been
- large as eggs fell in outlying sec
tions. damaging automobile tops and
SCATTERING windows.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
SACRED HEART CHURCH
(Ortoher ia Julv.1

Sundays:
1900 4. m.-Holy communion mass.
9:l5 a. m.-Sunday school and BIZ
Die study.
10000 a. m.-High mass and SER
mon
1880 ,. m.-Nespers and Holy
Rosary.
$500 ,. m.-Scrmon and benedic-
ton.
Week Days-Mass and holy COM
munion every morning AZ o'clock.
First Sunday-Meeting Of the
Children Of Mary.
Second Sunday-Meeting of the
Hclv Name society.
First Misunderstanding Of the All
tar society.
First Fridsy-Sscred Heart devo-
tons.
FATHER JEAN b. FRIGON. o. N. H.
Pastor.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Services IN the junior high school
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MARKET News
Head ARRIVES
Market Reports To Be
Received Here For
Valley Farmers

Market news service for shippers
81 the Valley will be opened here
Monday, according 70 MI. y. Googc
III the United States market news
service. who arrived here from his
home in Fort Worth Saturday morn
ing.
Reports, which are To begin COM
inE tn Monday, will be received Nv
NAY, naval radio station AT Browns
Vile, from the army radio station At
Fort Sam Houston, san Antonio. The
reports are 20 bc received in San An
tonic over a chain of leased wires
through Kansas City and viii include
current markets on vegetables of in
tercst To the Valley from ali the
larger cities or the country. T.
rat present We down here are
particularly interested in cabbage,
carrot and beet markets Googe
said.
III the season MI 1927, the Valley
shipped out 5000 full cars az cabbage
y including mixed shipments and
over 10000 cars OF winter vcEc-
tables Of practically an kinds, Googe
stated.
Car lot shipments of vegetables
from other producing sections % the
United States will be included in the
market news service % be received
here for the benefit ~ Valley
farmers.
Googe announced Saturday that he
would make his headquarters IN the
chamber # commerce building or IN
the McDavitt building on Washing
ton street.
During the past few years the new
bureau has been maintained at the
chamber Of commerce.
The service Is 20 be maintained
here throughout "A period of fye
months. Googc announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
EUBANK REMAINS WITH
HARLINGEN OIL AGENCY

HARLINGEN. Jan. 5.-R. NJ EH-
bank. former owner % the Eubank
service station on Commerce street.
is continuing in business here as
agent of the Pierce Petroleum cor
poration.
Eubank recently sold his service
station to L. l.. Burns, who assumed
control Jan. !.
Eubank docs not have intentions
of leaving Harlingcn. but viii con-
tinue with bis petroleum agency. be
stated upon the transfer Of the scrv-
ice station.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
Court GIVEN
ContiuucJ from page ono.

Continued from page one
rs Chief Justice of this court ! order
that the executions be- stayed
Chief Justice O'Neill declared he
was empowered by tho state consti-
tuition 10 prevent the ~hang,nrs while
the fpur dissenting members. Jus
ficc- Erurot. OvcrtoE. Roger and
Land. held that "a a majority Ne the
court their deci- Jon wa final.
ri granting the stay Of execution.
Chief Justice O'Ncill ordered Judge
simon and Sheriff Pecot 10 appear
before the supreme court ncXt Fri
dav ana show cause why the lunacy
commisS on should not be appointed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
FORMER RESIDENT OF
BROWNSVILLE DIES

Bolton. Tex. Jan. 5.-Nrs. Zella
T. Hancock. for wears a resident OF
Brownsville. died al the home NJ her
brother. Dean Townsend Of Bay 10,
Bolton. mere Dec. -.
She has many friends in Browns
vile and her husband was in husi-
ness IN that city for a number o..
years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
AGRICULTURAL CLUB
TO MEET WEDNESDAY

DONNA. Jan. 5.-The first meet
ing or the Agricultural Workers club
or the Valley III the new year will Nc
held here Wednesday night. Jan. 2.
Paul Cowan Of Donna has charge
NJ the program. Henry Il. Alsmcycr.
county agricultural agent of Cam
eron county, is president NJ the club.
Worth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Christian Science Society of
Brownsville. Texas. 4 branch of The
Mother Church, First Church or
Christ. Scientist u Boston. Mass.
Sunday school at $3.50
Sunday morning services at IL
o'clock. Subject, "God."
A Mednesday evening testimonial
meeting az $500 o'clock.
Reading room in the church build
ing open Tuesdays and Fridays from
200 to 500 p. m.
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BOX RNPS SMITH

WASHINGTON. Jan. Sd Rep.
resentative Box Of Texas, newly ap.
pointed democratic whip in the house
declared IN a letter made public 20.
day that the democratic party would
disappear II the situation and force.
which nominated Governor Smith
and controlled his campaign con.
tinue to dominate the party.
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b on STEAMER SOUGHT

NAHUM. SPAIN. IAN. N.-Hf-In-
tcnsive search was being made today
for 81 persons. including several
women who have been missing since
the sinking or the French steamer
Malakoff. While some hope j. still
held that the missing persons may
either BE- in life boats or still sfloat
in life belts. il was generally he
lieved that they persisted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
Wheat and Oats
Make Good Gains
On Chicago Mart

CHICAGO. Jan. SIP Corn took
z decided upward swing in price
early TODAY and wheat soon followed.
Blizzard conditions over "A large part
0f the west. together with bulllFh
alvicns about Argentine corn crop.
gave an evident advantage t0 The
buying side MI corn.
Opening at l-S to iS advance. corn
affcrward scored material further
rHire. Wheat started 1-S off to i-t
ur and later rose aii around. Oats
nrre firm
Provisions likewise tended upward.
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CHRISTIAN NIFTY
50a Elizabeta s.reet

DWI .IFtHl
sunday morning scrvlce, 9:i5 TO
i0:s5.
Wednesday evening : o'clock.
study class and prayer service, Sci
cntific study Of Prosperity Mrs.
c. +. Thomas.
Thursday afternoon, office open
for consultation from 1 70 ..
Tuesday morning, Mrs. Thomas IN
office for consultation 8 10 1880.
Reading room open Wednesday and
Friday afternoons, f:30-4:50. Hos
tesseS, Mrs. Campbell and Mrs.
Mummy.
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CHURCH OF THE ADVENT

Holy Communion. 1880 a. III.
Church school and Bible class.
$3.50 n. n.
Morning prayer and sermon.
III "A. IN.
Litany. 1880 y. m.
Celebration az the holy communion
first Sunday III the month At III a. III.
and on Saints days at 1850 n. ID.
X. %. Macintosh. Rector.
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COTTON

LIVERPOOL Jan. 5--Ah-Cotton
spot moderate demand; lower; Amer
lean strict good middling 1l.23; good
.middling 1888; strict middling 1898;
middling 10.l3; strict low middlinE
lois; low middling 9.93; strict good
ordinary 9.73; good ordinary e.43.
Sales 1000 bales, $500 American. Re-
ceipts 5000. American 2.70n. Futures
closed steady. Jan. 1921. March
1926; May 1891; July 1927; Oct
zoos; Dec. 1000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-LFJ-A racket
court designed particularly 10 apply
justice 20 the racketeev, has been
created by Chief Justice Harry Olson
ri the municipal court. and viii func-
tion for the first time Monday. Judge
Daniel r. Trude will preside.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
CITY BRIEFS


Aspin~alI potato planters. Phillips
Store, San Benito.-ady. ,.
Dickcy's Old Reliable Eve Matt
relieves sun and wind burned eyes
Doesn't hurt. All druggists.-Adv. al
Rincrorm.-One Bottle OF Imperial
Eczema Remedy i. guaranteed 10 be
enough for any case. All druggists
are authorized TO refund you money
N IL fails-Ady. ~
Post Buildings Complete-Remod-
cling work on several Of the larger
81 the Fort Brown buildings has
been completed, and work Oh the re-
mainder Of these buildings will soon
be started. according 10 staff off
Gals al the post. The hospital and
the headquarters building have al
ready been remodeled and reprinted,
both inside and out, and several OF
the non-eommissioned officers quar-
tiers have been reprinted. Staff Of
fieials state that all the buildings
and quarters in the Fort viii be re-
painted under the present program
Of improvement in the post.
New Sign-A new electrically
lighted sign has Just been placed
over the front OF the store building
occupied By Dorfman's Jewelry store
az l04S Elizabeth. The new sign is
in the shape of a large Il" with the
words "Dorfman's" and Diamonds
on the top and base respectively,
and the word "Jewelry" running per-
pendicularly between them.
New Cigar Siore-A new cigar
store and news stand was opened
yesterday at 1897 Levee st. by NJ.
Mendoza Of this city. Mendoza has
named the store the Valley News
Stand and Cigar Store. and says
that he Is already doing a fine bust
ness, He believes hat his Is one 81
the best locations in the city. Is he
il close 10 the Missouri Pacific sta
ton and t0 BrownsvIlie's two largest
hotels.
Rcmodcling Complcie-N vrk On
the remodeling Of the Spivey build
ing at 1917 Levee st. has been COM
pletcd. and the new offices are now
open for rent. This building. which
has been named The Arcade. former
IN housed the International Drug
company which was recently moved
to a new building at West 3rd and
LevCe SITS.
Coming Here-R. A. Quaekeubush
81 Springfield. Ind. has written for
information concerning this city in
which he expects TO spend a portion
oil the winter.
Seeks Information-S. &. Reynolds
Of Houston. Pa. has written the
Brownsville Chamber OF Commerce
for detailed information concerning
the proposed deep water port and !
description of the city's municipal
airport. Reynolds Is a mine safety
and efficiency engineer. In his let
ter he declared that the eyes Of the
entire east had been turned toward
Brownsville since the voting of the
s.. 900 600 navigation district bond
issue.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-05
MARKETS AT
A GLANCE

Jan. 5.-II-
New York
Stocks heavy: Radio breaks sharp
ly after opening - points higher.
Bonds dull; activity chiefly on
selling side.
Foreign exchanges steady, Japa-
urse ven lower.
Cotton easy. unfavurable textile
adviccs.
Sugar steady. Cuban support.
kcts.