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63 TO FACE
COURT MONDAY
AND FILE PLEAS
Former Grand Juror Held in
Arson Case; Lawyer
Called EmbezzIer.

Sixty-three defendants will be ar
raigned Monday before Criminal
Judge James A. Collins to enter
pleas to charges brought against
them in affidavits and indictments.
A majority are being held at the
Marion county Jail
Reese A. Maxwell, As, of 81 West
Pleasant Run boulevard, a member
Of the county grand jury during the
spring term Of this year, will be
arraigned on an arson charge in
connection with the attempted firing
Of his home while he was a grand
Juror. The fire occurred March %.
Roy Brown BIS North Illinois
street, and Francis LOleta Miller,
$40 East Market street, indicted
jointly with Maxwell as persons
hired to set the house af1re, will be
arraigned on the same charge.
Jacob Morgan. indianapolis at
torney, will face the court on an en-
bezzlement charge, involving funds
he is alleged to have failed to turn
over to client.
William Breeze. Cumberland,
charged with derailing a fast mail
train near his home two months
ago, causing extensive damage, will
be arraigned on charge of OBJ
structing railroad track. Eleven
persons face taking charges.
Other defendants include Forest
Lloyd, charged with numbering Al
bert Ginger Thomas, and Thomas
Childs, who faces a manslaughter
charge in connection with the death
OF Herman Shaw on Nov. l.
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Times Radio Dial Twisters

4:5o-Lucky Sambo.
5:o0-Dave Bernies Minute Men (WoR) =
5:30-Benrus time announcement.
5:3o-Uncie Don (WOR).
5:40-Musicale.
6:59-Weather announcement.
6:0o-University of Cincinnati Educa-
tional Series.
6l5-Tony's Scrap Book.
6:3o-Dixie Circus Series (NBC).
7:00-Triadors (NBC).
7:3o-Dr Wifco.
7:45-Craddock Terry program (NBC).
s:oo-The Interwovn Pair (NBC).
8:30-Heatrolatown
e:00-Armstrong Quakers.
9:30-Armour program (NBC).
10:15-Benrus time announcement.
10:15-Ted de Turk, songster.
10:20-Tony's Scrap Book.
l0:30-Crosley Burnt Corkers.
/ :00-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
11:30-Sweet and Low Down.
A. NJ.
II :O0-The nations all night party. Hotel
Gibson orchestra. Crosley Novelty
orchestra and entertainers.
3:00-Benrus time announcement; sign
0ff
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Brisco is eight miles and in fair condi-
ton.
Road 67-Detour from Albany to Redkey
is eight and one-hah miles.
o. s. Road 150-Six-mile detour three
miles west of Prospect is via West Baden
and 56 and narrow. Bridge run-around
three and one-half miles west of Prospect.
Roads not mentioned, and parts Of roads
mentioned but not specified. and all de-
tours not otherwise described. are in good
condition.
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MIC System-Concert orchestra: cavaliers
TO WEAF. VITO. WTAM. KYW. KSD,
WOW. WsAI. WTMJ, WV.
NBc System@TriadorS orchestra; vocal
to WIZ. KDKA. wLw. wJR.
lib p. M
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1870 p. M
Columbia Network-wahl Penman to
wGN l72ol ohicagomGG;92ggItssy program.
WJR (75o) Detroit-orchestra.
TAB P. M
MIC system-Famous Loves to WIZ.
KDKA. WLW.
SIP. NJ
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Mary and Bob to WABC. WMAG. WOWO.
WBBM (77O) Chicago-Harmony team;
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wGN (72oi Chicago-cOurtesy program
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wBAP 1900 Fit. worth-Brunswick
NBc system-Planters Pickers to wEAF.
WV. WsAI, VITO. KsD. WIS. WGY
WON i72ol chicago)-Jubileers.
NBC Standardization QuakerS. vocal;
orchestra to WIZ. KDKA. KYW. WJR.
wRVA (11lN acknowledgement.
$3.50 p. M
Columbia Network-Curtis Institute. to
wBBM (77N chicago-weem's orchestra.
MIC System--Mystery hour to WEAF.
wGN G'72Oi Chicago-Bnliken troupers.
NBC System-Armour program to WIZ,
KDKA, WJR, KYw. wHAs. wsM,
wTAM 1000 cleveland-variety: dance
KsTP i146O). st. Paul-specialty; enter
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XIV (1O2o). chiacgo-Book man; news.
KVOO u140). NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Columbia ACCOMPLISHMENTS orchestra TO
ws sSP0 iaoo,. TT. worth-Musical program
WCCO (8i0l. Minneapolis-St. Paul-Traffic
court. orchestra.
MIC System-St. Regis orchestra TO WEAF.
WON (72ON. Chicago-Tomorrow's Trib.;
wJR 775o), Detroit-News: Truckers or
WIS (87Ol. Chicago--Dance program.
wLw, (7OO). Cincinanti-songs: scrap
MIC system-slumber Music to WIZ,
wMAo Ce7N. Chicago - Entertainers;
WOW $500. omaha-American Legion
wPG nlco. Atlantic City-Dance or
wRVA Cl11O). ACCOMPLISHMENTS or
wsM (65o). Nashville-En Entertainers.
1880 P. M
KNOX Qosol, st. Louis-Dance orchestra.
FYW (1O2ol. Chicago-Dance orchestras.
Columbia Acknowledgements orchestra TO
WABC.
WON (72ol. Chicago-Goldkette' orches-
ira; Nighthawks
WIS (S70). Chicago-ShoWooat.
--IO:45 p. M
KSTP (i46ol st. Paul-Courtesy program.
WBAP 1900 FIT. Worth-Blac6stone or
WSBs ,74O) Atlanta-Hawaiian ensemble.
Ill p. M
KYw do2N Chicago Fiorito's orchestra.
KVOO t1l40) Tulsa-Tulsa dance or
KSTP CI460) st. Paul-Dance program.
WABC t960l New York-Ellngton's band.
WGN (720l Chicago-Dream Ship; dance
NBC system-Park Central orchestra TO
WEAF.
= -. , .. -. = r.. -. r. 49, IL 49,, 1s 49,
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o. 5. Road 4i-Three-fourths mile de-
tour in Evansville.
Bridge Run-Areund Listed

o. s. Road 4l-Three-fourths mile de-
tour in Evansville.
Bridge Run-Arcund Listed
Road 43-Bridge run-around two miles
north of Ffancesville.
Road 45-Detour south Of Jasper is
two miles-off next week. Traffic drive
slowly over new pavement vest Of Bloom
ington.
Road 4s-Traffic drive slowly east of
Bloomington. Detour Just west of Nash
vile is two and one-half miles Detour
one and one-half miles east of Newbern
is two and one-half miles.
.. S. Road 5o-Run-around three miles
west Of North Vernon. Detour from North
Vernon to Oakdale Crossing is five miles.
then use two miles old road at Butler
vile, thence on new pavement to YER
sailles.
U. s. Road 52-Detour eight miles west
of Metamora to Brookviile is eighteen and
one-half miles. Part of detour over Road
1. Through traffic from Cincinnati follow
Road to Connersville then Road Al to
Rushville.
Road 53-Detour four miles north OF
Rensselaer, is four miles.
Road 54-Detour Just east of Bloomfield
is three and one-haH miles. Traffic drive
slowly over new pavement account work on
shoulders.
Road Is Poor
Road 56-Detour from Francisco to Oak
land City is seven miles. Detour from
Jasper north is one and one-half miles
and poor; heavy traffic avoid. Detour
three and one-half miles east of Salem
is one and one-half miles.
Road 57-Bridge run-arounds two and
three miles north of Elnora.
Road 5s-Surface very narrow in places;
several one-way bridges.
Road 59-Detour south of TOWNSVILLE is
three and one-half miles.
Road 62-Three-fourths mile detour in
Evansville. Run-arounds three miles west
and two miles east of Sulphur for one
way traffic only.
Road 66-Detour between Newburg and
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wJR f75o) Detroit-Easy chair hour.
wMAQ f670l Chicago-Dance orchestra
wTMJ te2oi Milwaukee-Dance orchestra.
WISH (740l Atlanta-Concert.
-I1:15 p. M
WBAP fa00) TT. Worth-Maje stic theater
20 p. M
wCCO ts1ol Minnespolis-St. Paul-Danee
orchestra.
ROA fs30l Denver-Stagecoach
WJR (750l Detroit-McKinney,s orchestra.
WENR (s7ol Chicago-Westpal orchestra.
-II:40 p. M
WENR (B70) Chicago-Comedy sketches.
Has p. M
WDAF (6l0) Kansas City-Nighthawk
frolic.
liz p. M
KSTP G460) st. Paul-Midnight club.
KYW qo20) Chicago-Dance music az
wBBM i77O chicago-Dance music Il
WE'VE (s7O Chicago-Air vaudeville.
WLW (700) Cincinnati
FRIDAY
PM
4:00-Tea time group.
4:30--Livestock report.
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NOV. 20, 1929
Ban on Chicken coops

BIZ United Press
BIRMINGHAM, Mich, Nov. 90
Village Attorney Clare H. Ogden has
been instructed by the commission
to prepare an ordinance which will
bar stables, kennels, chicken coops
and "other agricultural and stock
farm enterprises from the village.
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
SATURDAY

A. M.
s;0O-Crosley woman's hour. with health
talk
p:30-IlveStock reports.
t9:40-Crosley woman's hour resumed.
f0:oO-Organ program.
IO:l5-Ethel Perrin Todd. radio sports
woman.
1o:so-Weathcr. river. market and police
reports.
10:55-Time signals.
Il:O0-Qrgan concert.
I1:30-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
1l:b0-Livestock reports.
12:O0-National farm and home hour
(NBCD.
PM
12:s5-Town and Country.
i:O0-Band of 1000 melodies.
i:30-Foothau game. Dartmouth vs.
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HIGH SPOTS OF FRIDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM

700-CoumbaBrown Footlights-Georgia Price and Others
NBC CWEAFD-Cies Service concert.
-Coumbia-Eversharp Penmen-Character analysis.
7:45-NBC CWJZ)-Famous loves, Nell Gwynn.'
8:00-NBC CWEAF)-Harbor Lights-Old drama.
8:30-NBC (WJZ)-Philco Menories"Naughty Marietta"
NBC CWEAF)-Pryors Schradertown band
9:09-NBC (WJZ)-Armstrong Quakers.
9:30-Counlba- Institute of Music concert.
NBC (WJz)-Armour program-Bily Murray comedian
10:00-WOW Omaha-Amercan Legion band-Post No. l.
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SATURDAY

SATURDAY
A. NJ
e:O0-wLw Cincinnati-Women's hour
1O:O0-Columbia Network Children's
drama, Helen and Mary
10:15-NBC System (WEAFl
Institute.
1i:O0-Coiumbia Network-Noon Day Club
P. NJ
12:o0-NBC System (CentraD-Farm and
Home hour.
I2:3o--WSB. Atianta-Georgia State COL
iege program.
i:00-WLw, Cinclnnati-Band Of a thou
sand melodies.
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WKBF (I4OOl IndianapoIi

NNHuIaHhDOHs bfOautdS[InKs Incl
SATURDAY
7:00-Church Federation morning wor-
ship. the Rev o. r. Mckay.
7:30-EaTly Birds Club.
7:45-Y. w. c. A. setting up exercises.
8:00-Music shop revue.
3:30-Crescent Paper; Freed Radio Frolic
9:00-To toyland with Santa Claus.
9:25-Women's Club.
9.25-Studio Tidbits.
9:45-Standard Nut cooking chat
9:55-W. II. Messenger furniture talks.
10:00-PToper diet.
1O:l5-Indiana Ext. university educational
chats.
10:30-IiveStock markets.
10:35-Indianapolis from the air.
12:00-NoOn--Sue Carolyn's piano special
ties.
12:l5-Music with your luncheon.
12:30-Stock markets.
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Daylight Hits
WFBM 123O) Indianapolis

VI bfI NIAoUJ IIIuIdIldpUIIS
indianapolis Power and Light Company
SATURDAY
7:00-Pep Unlimited Club.
9:oQ-Personality Plus (CBS).
9:50-Columbia male trio (CBS).
lO:OO-Adyentures of Helen and Mary
(CBSl.
10:30-Sa turday Syncopators (CBS).
ll:00-Columbia MONDAY Club fCBSl.
1l:30-Yoeng's orchestra (CBSl.
1900 Noon-Columbia farm community
program (CBS).
1:oo-Army-No Dame football game
(CBSl.
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WKBF (14O0) indianapolis

FRIDAY
Pm.
4:00-PopuIar records.
4:15-Santa Claus.
z45-News flashes.
5:l5-Close of day music.
5:30-Toyland comes to life.
7:O0-Rose Tire Buddies.
S:00-Schubert quartet.
8:30-Wilking Jesse French hour.
9:30-Union Traction variety hour.
1O:O0-Peerless Royal Hawaiians.
0:30-Indianapolis Athletic Club.
1I:30-Of.
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WFBM (1230) indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Hxht Company
FRIDAY

P. NJ.
5:00-International Sunday school lesson.
5:30-Paul Specht's orchestra (CBS).
6.00-Romany Patteran (CBS).
6:15-Santa Claus.
6.30-Morrison Show window.
7:0O-BroWn-Bilt Footlights (CBSl.
7:30 to II :00-Silent by order Federal
Radio Commission.
11:00-Longines time by walks: weather.
IL .0i-The Columnist
li:i5-Atop the Indiana roof.
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SLsS@el -Lsse lAS= lLsSl 49, ~ - \
In - ~ 90 49, - 49, - ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-12
Cameron Courts

Suits filed in the district courts:
Valley Finance Corporation v. II.
ID. Smith, et al, debt.
Felipe dc los Santos VS.. c. p. Barre
da, damages.
Antonio Cara vs.. G. T.. Barreda-
damages.
Trinidad cavazos y. &. r. Barrcda.
damages.
Isidro Cortcz vs.. c. P. Barreda,
damages.
Esteysn Bali vs. c. p. Barreda,
damages.
Refugio Medina V. &. r. Barrcda,
damages.
Francisco Santana Us. Nicolas G.
Leal. debt.
James-Diekinson Farm Mortgage
Co. vs.. Crystal II. Strein Ct al, debt
and foreclosure.
A. H. Fernandez, administrator. Vs.,
Dolores :. and Pedro Lcrma, debt
American Land 90 Of Texas ".
First National Bank or La Feria, in
junction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-12
Music CLUB
BACKSPORT
Endorse ProposedP Pro-
r a OF Naviga-
ton District

The Brownsville Music club. al its
regular meeting this week. went On
record as favoring the port develop
ment program as outlined by the
commissioners OF the navigation dis
trict. The following resolution was
passed:
"Whereas. Brownsville Navigation
District or Cameron county. Texas
was recently organized for the pur-
pose or establishing a deep water
port AZ or near Brownsville connect
ing on a direct line with Brazos-
Santiago Pass: and
"Whereas. We conceive That the
contamination or such project viii
do more 70 develop the city ~
Brownsville than any other under
taking at present IN sight az or near
tho said city; and
"Whcrcas. We deem IL FOR tho best
interest Of Brownsville and contig.
nous territory that the navigation
and canal commissioner of said
navigation district adhere steadfast'
Is to the purposes for which SAID
district was organized rs above out.
lined. regardless 81 all temporary
obstacles. difficulties and scibacks.
Nov. therefore. ~ N resolved hs
the Brownsville Music club. ~
Brownsville, Texas, in meeting as
scmbled. that we endorse and com.
mend the purposes for which such
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-12

navigation district was organized,
namely:
FIRST: The creation OF a deep wa
ter port at or near Brownsville, con-
Meeting by a direct line with BRACES
Santiago Pass
Second: That we endorse the
stand taken by the navigation and
canal commissioners that the
moneys Of the district shall be spent
only in connection with the devei-
oping Of said deep water port by
means 0f such direct channel, wheta-
cr expended on an inland turning
basin and channel or in the bay and
IN Brazos-Santiago Pass.
Third: That We aid in every pos
sible way the expeditions eoSsum-
nation Of said project.
Fourth: We recommend that the
navigation and canal commissioners
adhere steadfastly to the purposes
above enumerated regardless Of all
obstacles, difficulties and setbacks.7
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-12

block &. Avondaie subdivision, Har-
lingen, $40. etc.
Hidairo County
Jessie MEG. Anderson 10 John n
Shary, southwest one-fourth Of north.
west one-fourth Of sec 26, La Lomita
$40, etc.
NJ. J. Alonzo et al 10 Claude Bout.
well. one-fourth lot 10, sec. $50, Tex
Mex. $40. etc.
0. s. and Cecia Cole to Coy r. Hen.
son. lot 2 and part Of lot ), sec. o.
Mo-Tex., $40. etc.
o. Il. Clegg, ct NV TO u. l.. Ray, loi
T-s. block 4. Ed Couch, SO. etc.
Henry Recap 10 Inez Rinkus. east
onc-half Of west one-half Of block 10
Hill Halbert, $40, etc.
Roy Hoover 20 Henry Recap. @. 1C
acres Of lot Is. Hill Halbert. $40. etc.
o. +. Stuart to Minnie NJ. Shumate
north 10 acres Of lot 2, block 46, CAPT
sallo, 81. etc.
Carl j. klinger to Jay Whitney
part of block 20, Ewing addition, Nc
Allen. 81. etc.
G. III. Wick. ct al to =. c. Mead
part or lot 1876. por. 69-70. 81. etc.
Jay III. Whitney to r. J.. Sorenson
east 1.3 Of lot 1873. block %, Ewing
addition, McAllen. $40. etc.
+. Q. and Rosa Heidlage TO I'd
Koch. south one-half Of north one
half Of lot las. portion 69-70. 81, etc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-12
Cuban Vegetable
Exports Gaining

WASHINGTON, d. c, Feb. i.
Exports Of Cuban vegetables 70
the American market from the BE-
ginning OF the s%easonearly in No.
vtmbgr to January ID, amounted ~
lI,gy2.07l pounds as compared Win
1852, 900 pounds during the entire
three months, MISUNDERSTANDING, OF
the 1929 season, according TO a
report received in the foreign sery-
ice Of the bureau Of agricultural
economies from Consul Harold ~
Quarton at Habana-
Tomatoes constituted the bulk q
the shipments during the first two
weeks OF January bear out the be-
lief that exports this season will be
the highest on record, states Consul
Quarton- Reports being received bF
growers in Cuba from Cuban con-
sular offices In the United States,
however, are stressing the point that
prices in the American market this
Jason will not be as high rs last
year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-12

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

FURNISHED BY Valley Abstract Col
Port Isabel Co. to Andres A. Cis-
neros. lot l2-A, block 70, Port Isabel,
$3.50.
Port Isabel Co. TO Andres a. Cis-
neros, lot II, block 70, Port Isabel
$1,000.
Z. RI. and Neima Perry 10 J.. T. Ellis,
Jr, lot ~, Orange Grove addition
H~aringen, $3.50.
Port Isabel Irrigation Co.. r. l.
Stell 10 county Of Cameron, a strip OF
land 100 feet wide along a road
known a. State Highway NO. 100, in
survey ~, or share 10, Espiritu Santo
grant. $40. etc.
Fred VI. and Pearl r.. Lawrence to
G. G. Henson, r. r. Bonner, north
one-half lot 5, and all lot 4. block 1,
fifth addition, San Benito, $40, etc.
Lydia and Chas. r. Mitsch to Gust
jacobson. lot II. block 1, Ebony
Heights addition, HarlinEen. $4,000.
Desiderio Gomez. et u2. to John j.
Harden. lot Q. block %, West Browns
willie, $40, etc.
Antonio Golzales. Santos Chahes 10
70 Antonio Gonzales, lot -. block Sc,
Harrington. SIC. etc.
4. s. Thomson to John II. Davis,
south 10 acres, block IS. Minn-Texas
l.. e. T.. Co.. La Fcria grant. $i9lO.
Sam r. Ingram, Jr., to j. W. Hor.
ton, lot 10. East City View Heights
addition. Harlingen. $40, etc.
Gust and Bertha Jacobson 10 Lydia
Mi'sch. lot ~. block 2. Ebony Heights
addition. Hnrlinrcn. sic, etc.
d. MmAAN - k $780, nNAA
lot ~. block 20, Fort Isabel. $3.50.
G. G. Nelson 20 George A. Gordon
east 1852 acres Of lot l., block EOS
~ Jsrdi1 Sub. shares %. 2S. %, 50
81. Espiritu Santo grant, $21l0.
y. w. Martin. Cassie Martin N
a. ~. Meyers. lot :. block IL. o%rigina
townsitc. Santa Rosa. $3.50.
Cameron County Lumber Co. 1,
Mrs. Ada r. Anderson. lots "a and OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-12
Work Is Stopped
On Zapata Test

ROMA, Tex, Feb. l2.-At a depth
of 1900 feet the third test well Of
the Texas company's leases one mile
north or Roma, was abandoned today.
At $500 feet oil sand was encoun-
tered, but the test did not show suf-
fieient quantities for the drilling
further In the hole and the work
was shut down to await orders from
headquarters ~ either abandon the
field entirely or sink sn0thcr test
well.
The Texas company has been oper-
ating in this section for the past
three years and have brought in a
proven gas field. but oil in paying
quantities has never been found. in
the first we'll near tho river. ~ a
depth ~ p feet the drill struck rock
and went through 500 feet Of solid
Limestone.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-12
2sTH DISTRICT COURT
Hon a. W. Cunningham, Judge
- -rIg~m
Ie5RD DISTRICT COURT

y" Y ~
Hon. A. n. Kent. Judge
Merchants National Bank in
Brownsville vs.. +. +. Betanzo, on
trial.
Tomas Tijcrina Va. ST. l.. II. * VI.
Ey. Co.. judgment set aside.
Mitchell Batsun a. GO. W.. II. II.
Ncighborz, motion for new trial over
ruled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-12
Architects Here
Form Partnership

Announcement Of formation or
partnership Of the IA. "A. Galloway 4
Company and W. III. Thompson, ar
chitects and structural engineers,
was made Tuesday by Mr.. Galloway,
Mr.. Thompson. recently OF New
York, is an architect and structural
engineer Of ability, Galloway said,
and his acquisition will broaden the
scope OF work or the firm.
The company has offices at All
Merchants National bank building.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-12
Liverpool Gets
Boatload Citrus

TAMPA. Fla, Feb. l2.-The first
boat load Of citrus fruit for England
was shipped from here late last
week, destined for Liverpool. The
frcightcr Davisian carried $500
boxes Of grapefruit. The fruit was
all small sizes. the boxes carrying
SOS and 96s ~ these are the sizes
that arc popular with the English
people.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-12

COUNTY COURT
Hon q. q. Danc,, Judge
No suits filed.
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John kieiber, Judge
No orders.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05
M'LARN|N BEATS
 SAMMY MANDELL
Weight Handicap Proves Too
 Much for Title Holder

Chicago, Nov. tP>-Jimmy Me Larnin may not become the next world Weltcrweight champion, but he has accomplished something that the present holder of the title, Jackie Fields, found too difficult task.
 McLarnin exchanged his standing as the foremost contender for the welterweight crown last night at the Chicago stadium where he gave Sammy Mandell, ruler of the worlds lightweights, a thorough beating, winning a decision at the end of 10 rounds.
 Fields attempted 10 conquer the Rockford sheik about year ago and received d fine boxing lesson from Mandell
 Last night was the first decision Mandcll has ever lost, and it was his first real defeat since he was knock cd out by Joey Sangor in 1223- when he was just getting started as q major performer.
 
 McLarnin who weighed I4G4 and the handicap was too great. McLar- min was credited with six rounds, while Mandell who entered the ring the favoritc, was given but two McLarnin concentrated his attack on Mandoll's body, administe erins q fer rife hammering to Sammy's mid section. As the fight went on Me. Larnin began tossing left hooks dt Mandcl's head, many Of which found their mark.
 Tho setback virtually wrecked Mandell's campaign leading 10 shot at the Weltcrweight championship.
 In the scmi-finaI, Otto Non Porat Norwegian heavyweight, required less than one round Of q 10-rounder. to knock out Charley smith, a recent invader from England.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-05
GIANTS AND NUTMEGS TO
 CLASH ON NEXT SUNDAY
Postponed Games in Eastern Professional Football League Will Be Played Off-Agreement Is Reached After Hours of Arguing-New Haven Meets New London-Captal City Eleven Coming to This City Intent on Victory - Local Players All in Good Shape.

After hours of conference and argument yesterday afternoon be- tween the managers of the four teams in the Eastern Professional Football league, it was decided to carry over the schedule of games planned last Sunday but inter rupted by rain, to this Sunday. As a result Of this decision and agree ment, the Hartford Giants will make a delayed appearance against the New Britain Nutmegs at Willow Brook park Sunday afternoon and the Williams team of New Haven will go whaling at New London.
 Hartford, defeated once in a most decisive manner by New Britain, will bring it's aggregation of all-stars collected from various and sundry colleges, 10 this city Sunday afternoon. Johnny Smith, center and guard with the Notre Dame team last year, with all obstacles removed from his path, will play with and captain the vis- tors, while the new and threatening backfield will be in better shape than ever for a hard battle.
 Officials Of the Giants are stalking everything on this coming Sundays game in the hopes that Hartford will win and thereby force New Britain into a third game. So con hdent arc they that the Capital City