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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
DEAN LAW AMENDMENT
FIGHT NOW LOOMING

AUSTIN. Feb. 20.=P-The con-
troversial liquor question brought
heated argument tn the senate to-
day as Senator Thomas b. Love
pressed n resolution TO force the
senate criminal Jurisprudence COM
mittee 10 report on the substitute
amending the Dean Law.
Senator Love withdrew his reSo-
luton after Senator Eugene Miller
OF Wearherford. chairman OF the
committee. and Senator "A. y. wirtz
of Seeutn- senate leader OF the lib
eral forces. had assured him a
nearing on the bill would be held
today and Wirtz had declared lie
would be- willing 10 vote rs soon a.
Ire nearing Was over.
The bill would permit 4 search
warrant 10 be issued on reasonable
belief or two witnesses as well Az
on an affidavit
Miller charged the Dallas senator
was not interested IN "all this leg
lslatinn he introduced" but was
merely irving 70 feather hts polit-
ical nest"
Love declared that @ff carrvfn1
out the wishes OF the Cod-fearina
women OF Texas Is politics. ties
I'm playing politics.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
STOCK PRICES
CONTINUE Up
Croslei Radio Makes
Quick Gain of 3
Points

NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-P-Some
irregularity developed at the open
Ing OF today's stock market. but
the main tendency appeared 10 be
upward. Crosby radio, which was
listed yesterday. quickly ran I'D 3
points, American Can and Atch-
ison each opened / ga points hirh-
er and Montgomery Ward and
Packard Motors advanced about \
point each.
Filing OF the Baltimore e. Ohio,s
merger application stimulated the
demand for the railroad shares
Atchison. Western MARYLAND ana
Texas a Pacific selling 2 10 3 10
points above last nights final ono
tations IN the first hour or trading.
CroSlcT Radio climbed z points III
lOl. or 10 points above the onenine
priye yesterday. American Power
~ Light and American ~ Fornirn
power led the early advance IN the
public utilities.
Early gains Of a point or more
were recorded by savage rms r.
ternational Combustion. National
Acme. Kreuger a. roel. anaconda
CoDper and American Steel foun-
dries.
Foreign exchanges oDened firm
with cables quoted slightly hirher
at S4.35 IA.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
Pour Concrete
On.Highway GO

PAYNONDvILLF. Feb. 20.-R.
The most interesting piece OF road
construction news TO this section
az Willacv county. according 70
Frank McFlwrath. Is the fact that
the T.. p. McFlwrath company be-
gan pouring concrete "Wednesday OF
this week on the section Of road
between Sebastian and Combes. In
Cameron county. This is the last
GAP OF unpaved road on State
Highway No. 90 between Harrington
and Ravmondviile. and should be
completed within the next two or
three weeks.
The section or this highway In
WiIlacr county weS paved ON
few months ago. and the completion
~ this last ran will give a paved
connection with Harlinren and the
entire Lower Rio Grande Valley.
The dirt work on this road north
or Rayrrondville to the Kennedy
~cunrv line az Yrurria is nearing
completion. and Ii Is expected that
the highway ultimately viii be
pushed through Kennedy county To
a connection with highways leading
to Corpus Christi and Houston
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
Gil Rebukes
Attitude OF
Mexico Press

MEICO CITY. Feb. 20.-JR-
President Emilio PQrtes Gil,
through Acting. Secretary OF Inte-
rior CanaleS. warned the Mexican
press today that ~ had OversteDpcd
the bounds OF the governments toll
GRANGE. Further offenses. Az was
said. would be- severely punished.
The Mexico City newspapers. Ex-
celsior, I'll Universal and liza Prem
"a. were mentioned specifically i'm.
the warning. which was conveyed
I'D the papers today In the form of
n statement signed by MIR. Canales.
'bY decision OF the president
The specific act held against the
three papers was the publication
Tuesday OF the statement nf BishnDI
Miguel de LIN Mora of San Luis
PotoSl. An which the bishop denied
that the Catholic clergy had anv-
thing 20 ca with subversive move
ments IN Jalisco. or with such acts
oi violence aS the bombing WI thn'
presidential train February III.
Of Bishop de LIN Mora. the state
ment says the government cnnrld-
ers MIN I'm open rebellion. since
AN ls not even known where NV rr-
SIDES. and that he is one nv the
probable directors or the armed
movement Of Catholic fanatics in'
San Luis POtosi." MIMI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
MANY HURT IN NEW
YORK TRAIN | z

NEW YORK. Feb. 2O.-LPb-A
train loaded with 500 rush hour
commuters caught fire in the Hud-
son tubes last night. causing a panic
III which scores were injured. six
seriously, rs passengers fought their
way out Of Smoke-filled cars.
Fourteen persons remained in hos
pitals today. recovering from the eff
fects Of inhaling smoke or injuries
suffered when they were knocked
down and trampled in the mass Of
h~ysterical humanity seeking escape.
The accident happened at Clio
p. m. about 1000 feet west Of the
Christopher street station and rs
feet under the street Lowell. on the
Manhattan side before the tubes
din under the river.
Officials ar the Hudson and Man
hatton railroad. in a statement
blamed the fire on r short circuit in
a power cable under n Of the
cars Of the seven-car Jersey City
local.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20

pers Sl25. st. Louis. Cloudy. 10
degrees Arrived ] Michigan. q
Texas. I Wisconsin. on track AZ
cars. Supplies heavy. demand
slow, market weak. Texas round
type crates $2.65-2.75. bulk ner ton
ss0-s5. mostly $500. Wisconsin
Danish type few sales $500 Car
lot sales TO outside points 81. Louis
basis. Texas round type bulk per
ton / car $40.
Carrots: Pittsburgh: Arrived j
California. 3 Texas. SUPPLIES mod
crate. demand slow. market slight
Nv weaker. Texas crates mostly
S225-250. few SITS. Chicago: Ar
rived 3 California. ] Texas. on
track "a cars. Supplies moderate.
demand moderate, market steady.
Few sales account OF weather. Cal
if0rnia crates s325-3.T0 fair light
cclcred So. Texas crates ~S250-2T5.
mostly $3.50. bushels mostly SITS.
New York: Arrived g California. 2
New York. 6 Texas. Supplies mod
crate. demand moderate. market
about stealv. California crates
s3O0-s5N few ss.75. cnnsiderable
poorer ~S2o1-775. so-ae low AZ 8 $50.
Texas crates fair quality S1.5O-175.
few high ~ $325: bushels mostly
$l50. l00-lb. sacks TONED S115-
235. PHILADELPHIA: Arrived 3 Tex
a.. on track Is cars. Supplies mod
crate. demand moderate. market
steady. Texas crates S2ys5-gn0.
bushels $i25. California crates
s3.00-325. few low Az $3.50. 81.
Louis: Arrived 4 Texas. on track III
cars. SurnlieS moderate. demand
slow. market about steady. Texas
bushels $3.50. crates S250-26n.
Brokers carlct sales ST. Louis basis.
Texas crates ! car S321. Boston.
No carlOt arrivals. on track ID cars.
Supplies heavy. demand. slow. mar
ket dull. California crates best
$3.00-315. medium s 50-2.75. Texas
crates best mostly S3-75-3IO0. few
fancy high rs S325. fair $3.50:
bushels Si.T5-2O0. I00-lb. sacks
topped. dirty. few sales s3-50. Hol-
land l00-lh. sacks $235-250.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
MISSION ROAD
work RUSHED
One Cardinal Road
Completed; Start
Near Madero

MISSION, Feb. 2D.-Rcad con-
struction In the Mission district Is
progressing rapidly. One cardinal
road has been completed and with
in a short time another section viii
be opened to traffic.
From the four mile line north TO
the end of LaLomita boulevard has
been completed. the crews having
established a new record IN last
Friday when 1000 feet OF pavement
were laid.
The material he's been moved 10
Madero where work has already
been started on the road from La
Lomita boulevard south to Madero
and from there to G.. Peters Novi-
tate. and then east and south to
meet the road in the EiGalg0 dis
trict. contract for which has been
let and work upon which Is start
ing at an early date.
The roads in the Mission district
south Will tie in with the Hidalgo
road district road on four mile road
south from McAllen. providing a
cross section road to Eidalgo from
Mission.
The extension OF this road viii
run through Pharr and possibly
farther east as a parallel road TO
the highway.
Numerous persons are already
using the seven mile road to Edin-
burg and out Of the Valley through
Edinburg as this road permits fast
er travel owing to the lighter traf-
fic.
S~haryIand boulevard has been
completed south and is also opened
north thereby permitting much
travel 70 the highway. With the
construction Of cross roads this sec
ton viii be networked with pas
sable roads in all kinds OF weather.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
FARM TARIFF
BOOST ASKED
Nearly 800 Witnesses
To Appear Before
House Committee

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.--CP-A
total M 2B8 witnesses. the largest
number to appear on any one
Schedule ME- the tariff revision
hearings vi the house ways and
means committee. invaded the CAD
itol today TO appeal for changes 80
the free list.
chester GRAY. washington repre-
sentative OF the American Farm
Bureau Federation. the first W.T.
ness. recommended removal from
the free list OF several cOmmC1l-
ties. including short and long sta
ple cotton. hides. bananas, cDp-a
and oil-bearing seeds.
GRAY said American cotton grow
erS were suffering from FOREIGN
competition and would suffer more
In years 20 come unless duties are
placed on the product. ne suggest
eel rates ranging from six cents a
pound ON cotton or less than lis
or an inch stable I'd "a cents IN
pound ON 1 SIS inch staple anil
longer. Cotton waste would IT'D
made dutiable nc 8 cents a pound
under his proposal.
Other rates preferred were. Cat
&c hides. raw or wet Saltei. over
% pounds. q cents "a pound: dry
or dry sailed. over III pounds. llI
cents q pound. kid skins. raw O.
wet salted. l2 20 I'd pounds. ln cents
a pound. dry or sailed, y Cd l1
pounds. no cents a pound: calf
skins. wet or wet saited. " IL to
IL pounds. IL cents a pound; dry err
dry Salted. IT, cents IN pound. calf
skins. o IL pounds Or less. n cents
n pound: dry on dry sailed Y 10
pounds or less. III cents.
All the rates on these products
would To- protected bv "A minimum
OF 40 per cent nd valorem.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
Short Venire
Hats Trial OF
McCloskey Case

AUSTIN, Feb. 2o.-tFp-Congress-
until 2 D. M to permit time Tor
drawing additional names from the
iury wheel and the sheriff 10 round
III some more veniremen.
Ten Jurors were picked tentatively
last night with only two needed
today 10 complete the necessary
twelve. Neither prosecution no. de-
tense cared TO try for them with
only the two yeniremen in court.
Judge Moore waited more than IN
hour for the sheriff TO report with
additional veniremen and then re-
luctantiy recessed.
with sufficient venircmen avail
able for completion OF the jury this
afternoon indications were the ef-
fort would require but n brief time
and that the first testimony might
De adduced before overnight ad-
iournment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
SAN BENITO
GOLF COURSE PLANS

SAN BENITO. Feb. 20-Proposais
ior construction or a golf course
between Harrington and this city.
we're approved today at at meeting
OF golf fans with H. "A. Miller.
course builder. Six signed I'D and
four others are expected TO sign I'D
this afternoon.
a committee OF j. G. Bowie. Al
bert Herbst and @. G. Lovett was
appointed 20 confer with Harrington
fans and obtain ten from that city
TO SIGN up When this Is done work
on the new cngyHa urtll begin. 1t Is
hoped
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
NOTED WOMAN

Continued from mage one.l
port as an airport Of entry will be
given further consideration"
Congratulates City
Concentrating Brownsville on its
airport and declaring he recognized
its value as an international air.
port. n letter was received by the
chamber Of commerce Wednesday
from William p. McCracken. Jr.,
assistant secretary Of commerce.
Another letter concentrating
Brownsville on its new airport was
received from +. Trubee Dawson.
assistant secretary Of war, who also
sent his best wishes 10 the new
port. "A third letter from Brig.
Gen. II. p. Lahm. aviation corps.
Duncan Field. San Antonio. ex-
pressed best wishes 20 the airport,
also stating that filters at the va
rious Alamo City fields would be
advised Of the opening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
HAND WOBBLER

CONTINUED from Page One.)
be the fastest service model ever
built. will have a cruising speed
Of only about 155 miles an hour. IL
has a maximum speed Of abou 100
miles an hour.
Considering the fact that Cap
tain Eaker will leave Brownsville
1T 4 o'clock in the morning. he will
have Is hours in which TO make
the jump to the Canal Zone. ii was
pointed out. An air speed Of about
$50 miles an hour would enable
him to cover the distance before
dark.
Captain Eaker's ship. which he
will fly from Seattle TO Kelly Field
this week. stopping overnight at
several places ENRIQUE, Is said TO
have a Widespread OF only % feet
and 10 measure not more than
seven yards from tip to tail. Its
size Is In sharp contrast TO the
huge tri-motored Question Mark
plane which he piloted in the rec
ord breaking flight at Los Angeles
early in January.
Special Wasp Motor
Inc fdu-AllcIlId Has q lAAi1
cylinder Wasp motor. air cooled and
equipped with a super-charging ar
rangement which feeds air at sea-
level temperatures and pressure
into the carburetor, thus insuring
engine efficiency in the extremely
high altitude which viii be neces-
sary on the trip. the advices re
ceived here state.
The territory W. which Captain
Eaker viii fly Is not new to the
FLYER, who covered IL in 1926-27
with the Panama good will mis-
sion group. which hoped off from
San Antonio In amphibian planes
and again last summer when ne
flew from Washington to the Canal
zone with Assistant Secretary OF
War r.. Trubee Dawson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
Central Power
Employees Hold
Meet Tuesday

SAN BENITO. Feb. 2O.-One hun
drId and Seventy-flve employees
and friends OF the Central Power
and Light company. attended the
public relations meeting ut the San
Benito American Legion memorial
home last night. The meeting was
presided over by j. L. Bates, with
Miss Maud Harris acting as cec-
r. Q. Ludden. district manager,
spoke on the customer relations.
StreSsing the fact that personality
Is important in customer contact:
G.. "A. WaShman. of Harrington. talk
cd on personal efficiency: r.. "A.
Bowie. OF San Benito, gave an in
teresting talk on elimination of
waste. streSsing the fact that the
elimination OF accidents would re-
suit in the elimination OF waste
from a company standpoint more
than any one item. 7. ID. 5igler.
Of San Benito, read q paper on
rates that was prepared by O. IT.
Gillian of San Antonio. Mr.. Gil
liam being unable to attend this
meeting. u. "a. Reed OF Dallas,
central and southwest safety de-
Fpartment. talked on the Importance
OF safety ana n close relationship
OF safety and public relations.
Z. W. CarSen. public relations d.
rector. Central Power and Light
company OF San Antonio, express
ed himself as being gratified with
the progress being made In public
relations work and asked for the
continued cooperation or all en-
plOyees. j. ID. Morton, safety di-
rector. Central Power and Light
company. San Antonio. compli-
mented the Valley district unon
the way the safety work Is BEING
handled here.
1.-THE -Four Rilowatts." composed
OF Louis B. HirSch. III. IL. Sc. John
w. Il. Williams and Il. VI. Boiling
rendered several popular selections
which were well received. The next
Valley public relations meeting 4.
TO be held ct hfcAllcn on May ia
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20

"A reinvigorated winter held Texas
tocay. and sleet and snow that fell
in many portions OF the state were
expected to prove beneficial TO crops
and ranges.
North Texas last night and today
got the heaviest sIeet OF the season,
but temperatures which began rls-
ing toward noon melted most OF the
Ice.
Warmer weather was promised for
tomorrow.
Minimum temperatures reported.
Amarillo is. Austin 56. Brownsville
4e, Corpus Christi IS, Dallas e. De-
Rio 90, I'll Paso 40. Galveston 81,
Houston 80. Palestine "a. Port Ar
thur 40. San Antonio "a. Shreveport
"a. Breckenridge 22. Corsicnna "a
Fort Stockton 40. Wichita Falls q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
Swear Alibi For
Alleged Bandit

DALLAS. Tex. Feb. 20.-P-
Eight witnesses swore to an abb
Tor William dagger Pruitt here
today In his trial on charges OF rob-
bing o pharmacy here the first OF
seven cases standing against him.
They were farmers, and all were iii
at ease In a court room.
After the state rested its case this
morning, III. q. Wright said Pruitt
ate supper at his home four miles
east OF Elan, Texas. the night Prlitt
Is accused az committing the crime.
that he slept with Prultt that night,
and that Pruitt did not get I'D un-
I'll 8 o'clock the next morning.
Testimony of the others was that
they saw Pruitt on the evening or
Jan. 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
FOUR BANDITS ARE
HANGED IN PUBLIC

ZACREB. Croatia, Feb. 20.-gP-
-Four bandits were hanged here
publicly today, one Of them placing
the rope around his neck and
sprlnglng the trap himself when the
eyecutioner faltered.
Murder. brigandage and banditry
were among the charges for which
the four self-confe55ed murderers
went 70 the gallOwS. Their names
were Krupopich, Urbanacz, Mbrancz
and Prtich.
AL but n of the doomed men
went TO death stoically the fourth
began singing hymns and making
grlmages at mis- COMPANIONS In
death. Later he became violent
and had to be brought to the gall
lows forcibly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
KILLED ~ Plane CRASH

SAN ANGELO. Tex Feb. 2D.-P1
Ar airplane transforming tour by
which two Sprinrfield. Mo. youths
had hoDed TO see the country ended
Yesterday If NcCamev with the
death Of Fred Sorrell and the wreck
Of the plane. T.. u. Sorrell. Younger
SDrin-field today with the body.
Sorrell was injured fatally when The
ship nOsedived from rs feet. Two
passengers. Roy and Elmer Cox OF
Iraan. escaped with minor injuries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
PUBLISHING COMPANY
INCREASES CAPITAL

MERCEDES. Tex. Feb. 19.-The
United Printing company. pub
fishers OF the Mercedes News and
the Valley Farmer. has increased
its capital stock from $4,000 20
100000, all stock being fully paid.
acordi gnto an announcement
made here Tuesday.
The new building on the high
way and the installing az additional
machinery necesItated the increas-
ed capitalization.
The company Is now printing
Monty's Monthly IN addition to It's
wv publications.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
prices of Grain
Average Higher
On Chicago Mart

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-tP-Severe
weather IN west and southwest
causing renewed misgivingS about
crop prospects did much today TO
bring about higher prices for wheat.
Opening 1-4M38c off, to 3-Sc.
wheat afterwa-d showed material
gains al around. Corn. oats and
provisions we're also firmer. with
cor starting at lac decline 10 l-8c
advance. and subsequently scoring
q general upturn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
Live Stock Is
Steady, Strong
AT Fort Worth

FORT WORTH. Feb. 20.-tPl-
Hogs: 1900: steady; top 1920; me-
dium to choice l80-250 lbs. 9.90U
1920; packing sows 8.25m375.
Cattle and Calves: 1900; steady
TO strong: slaughter steers, common
8.40n9.S5; fat cows 7.00I325; hea-
w bulls 7.00m8.50; stock steer
calves 1850 1900: slaughter calves
weiFhty 10.60@1l.l5.
Sheep: 100: fat lambs steady 10
strong; medium to good wooded fat
lambs 15.00ml5.65: shorn fat weth-
ers $50; shorn fat yearlings 1880.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
MERCEDES TO GET NEW
M WEAR STORE

MERCEDES. Feb. 20.-Announce-
ment was made here Tuesday or
the opening OF a new speciality
shop. dealers in exclusive ladies
ready-t0-wear. about the first Or
March, between Texas and Ohio
avenues.
The shop will be known rs the
Bess-Futh Shop, the owners being
Mrs. Harry Rouse or Mercedes end
Mrs. Volncr Roberts OF San Be
nito.
Mrs. Roberts Is now III st. Louis
and Chicago where she Is buying
merchandise for the new establish
ment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
X. c. Live Stock
Averages Steady;
Is Generally Up

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 20.-tFD-
Hogs: 5000: steady: top Sl0.25 on
choice 2o0m go lbs: packing sows
8.506p.60.
Cattle: 5000: calves: 800; steady
70 25c higher: slaughter steers.
good and choice 9.50ml500 lbs.
11.40m11.45; cows, good and choice
8.O0m9.75; vealers milk fed me-
dunn to choice S.50I13.50.
Sheep: 1000. lambs steady TO 15c
higher: sheep steady. lambs. good
and choice 100 lbs down $4,000
1885: ewes, medium TO choice u50
lbs. DOWN 100000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
Hoover Cousin
Struck By Auto

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2n-LP-
George q. Hoover. 6l. NAV not snn
his cousin. Herbert Hoover, inaur-
urated president or the United
States.
George Hoover. am attorney for
the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, was run down by an autorno-
bile yesterday and carried to m
hospital with N fractured Ten.
Miss Fannie r.. Dial. daughter or
former Senator Nathaniel B Dlnl
GA South Carolina. and one of thn
leaders I'm the younger society ent
nl washington was driving Tile car
which struck Mr.. Hoover.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
TRAFFIC
WILL BE ARRESTED

Traffic law violatorS who failed
"a appear 70 nSwer charges. when
given 4 ticket. face arrest. Lieuten-
ant of Police John Armstrong says.
In n number OF cases tickets
Fwere given those who violated the
one-hour parking law on Elizabeth
street last week.
Several failed to appear and Cor
poration Judge "A. a. Brown has
signified he viii issue warrants for
their arrest
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
zoo INJURED

CONTINUED from page one.l
all miners living in or near Peoria.
Brown was killed when ne smashed
a window Of a coach and leaped,
the a falling On him as he struck
the ground.
The railroad was used only Ia
carry miners to work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
LAUNCH MOTORSHTP

HAMBuRG. Germany. Feb. To-
Rp-The neutrality-suspicious. lines
new l7,000-t0r motorshID MilvTnu-
kec was launched today by Mayor
Daniel w. Hoan cf Milwaukee. as
sisted NV Mrs. Hcan who chriHtHned
the ship with RI bottle of cham
payne. The official party wRs I'm
creased Dy RI large crowd or natives
~ Milwaukee living or travelling
aboard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
SAN BENITO WOMAN
HURT IN ACCIDENT

SAN BENITO, Feb. 20.-hTrs. "A.
y. Hankins was badly bruised in
an automobile accident here last
night. She was hurt when the car
she was driving collided with q
trnuck. The cars were badly dam
aged in the collision.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
BOND Plan

(Continrrd from mage one.t
trate the system on the Darlington
and Ramsey farms III BraZoria
county. and provide for n sale Of
the other properties. Theccntral
plant mt Huntsville would be dis
mantled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-20
BUTTER, EGGS

CHICAGO. Feb. 20.-Pl-Butter
lower: creamery extras 40; stand
ards as: extra firsts A. - ~ IT,:
Grsts 46g47 IL. seconds 44H45
Eggs higher: extra firStS 44N
a. ~: flrsts 50 IL; ordinary firSts
36n40.