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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-10
clared, ''but don't recall whether there

clared, "but don't recall whether there
have been any arrests.
ut is a very difficult matter for a
man on a motor cycle to apprehend a
bus driver or an automobile driver
where the bus or car Is equipped with
a rear-view mirror.
IT did not send out plain clothes men
in automobiles because / did not feel
that the traffic violations justified it..
I have never liked the idea of placing
a man in plain clothes on the road or
having officers hide behind trees or in
side roads, because 1t would bring more
criticism upon the State police than
anything else we might do"
Last Thursday Paul M. Hart was de-
tailed by Motor Vehicles Commissioner
E. Austin Baughman to pace BUSES on
the boulevard and as result five driv-
ers were fined for speeding and reckless
driving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-10
Oil Plant Up Tonight.

CLARENDON, Va, September 10
Especially The proposal Of the Sun
Oil Co. of Philadelphia to establish a
distribution plant for petroleum prod
ucts on the Lee highway in Rosslyn.
which has caused a storm of protests
from property owners in that vicinity,
will be considered by the Virginia Park
and Planning Commission at an execu-
tive session at the courthouse tonight,
according to announcement of william
F. Bragg, chairman. Application for
permit for the plant Is now before the
Arlington County zoning Commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-10
POST OFFICE ROBBED
OF STAMPS AND CASH
y a stan Correspondent of The Star.

BY q Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Septem-
Der 10-Over $40 worth Of stamps
and IS cents in cash was taken from
the MitchellvilIe. Md, post Office some
time during the week end, Postmaster
Sluflinger reported to Sheriff Charles
S. Early yesterday afternoon.
Entrance to the building was gained
by forcing open the door, it was report
ed. This is the third time the building
has been robbed, police say. On the
other occasion the robbers removed the
safe and chopped the bottom out If 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-10
Women to Plan Card Party.

CLARENDON, Va, September 10
(SpeciaD The Women's Auxiliary of
the Clarendon Volunteer Fire Depart
ment will hold special meeting to-
night at the home of Mrs. Kate Griffin,
Key boulevard, Lyon Village, to COM
plete plans for a benefit card party
to be given Saturday night in the COM
munity house of Lyon Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-10
|P|MPLES |TCHED
AND BURNED
Bothered Overt woYears.
Healed by Cuticura.

"My trouble began with pimples
breaking out all over my face. They
were hard, large and red, and fes-
tered and scaled over. The pimples
itched and burned so badly that ]
could not sleep. / scratched them,
causing sore eruptions all over my
face. l was bothered with them for
over two years.
II began using Cuticura Soap
and Ointment and the FIRST appli-
cation relieved the pain, and after
using one cake of Cuticura Soap
and about a box of Cuticura ONT
ment I was completely healed, in
one month" (Signed) Miss Maude
B. Jones, Monida, Mont.
Don't forget to shampoo your
hair frequently with Cuticura Soap.
Soap 25e. Ointment Is and 5oc TsIcrm z5e. Sold
everywhere. Sample each free. Address
"cutieurA LaborAtorieL Dept n, Maiden, MAsA"
- Cuticura Shaving Stick Use.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
CELEBRATION
MEET TODAY
Aviation Committee to
Plan For Opening
Of Airport

Preliminary Flass for the csle-
hratioa ts mark inaax~rasiea sf TIE
Brownsville Mckee Sateruastcaal air
line will ~ considered al n nneSzinr
et the chamber ef eosamsrre AVA
tion committee 80 @sSN 0'clUck FRI
day aftcrneea az the eAamAer.
This committee. &C whicA Charles
Rarton Il eAairrasn. has . raass eF
arrangements t@ take AN. accardanK
60 g. G. Richardson. manager ef tAe
chamber of cemm~rre. - namnr
preelems lneideatsl a. the eeleAra-
ticn have arisen that the committee
il IN dagger ef heing swampe&.
Tho assistance ef MT civic clnAH
II Rrewnsville viii he necessary and
cooperation nf hrsimesa nen wilf ~
essentlal II q xneresxf0l celebrates
IN held. Richmrason said. Invita-
tins 70 attend the eeleArSsiea have
hcrn aemt cut ta varieEs officials ef
this gevernnent as wSll ~ tAas 81
MrxiEo and ere of the largest
crowds ever gathered here - en-
perted.
Assistance Of soldiers at Fert
Ercwn CO maintain order mt the fisld
probably will he requested. a. IL II
believed pelicinr " the field dar-
inr the celebration will prove . Asg
problem.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

stay at It's lowest mark Saturday
night long enough 10 do much ma
terial damage. The weather bureau,
however, urged precaution with au-
tomohile radiators. water lines, etc.
The first part OF the cold wave
was TO be characterized by cloudy
and unsettled conditions with occa-
sional rains. During the latter part.
u was believed that the skies would
clear off, leaving the Valley sus-
ccptibie 90 frost.
Schnurbusch stated that should
the temperatures remain below the
freezing point over long period,
farmers should get In touch with the
county agricultural agent in regard
10 pulling citrus from the trees.
This condition may be reached sun
day morning, according TO the fore
cast.
The California citrus belt was hit
by freezing temperatures Thursday
night and IL was expected 70 be
colder tonight. reports from there
said
Freezing wetahsr wQs 20 he al
most general over Texas Friday
night with snow in many sections.
A northwest storm warning was
Sssuc< fer the Texas coast at 10 q.
IN. today.
VALLEY radio stStions At Browns
vile aud Aarliaren were broadcast
ms warnings to this section Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

MEXICO CITY. Feb. S.--tEe--JSse
40 Leon Tcral, confessed assassin VI
Frcsident.elvct Aware OhreKcn. SpeRt
what probably is his last day ef afe
incommunicade in cell at the pent~
tentiary today.
Barring developments sometime be-
fore dawn tomorrow he will be taken
tO q courtyard within ths peniten~
tiary grounds and shot ey a nriag
squad. in eNpsAtiDn ~ his crime in n
restaurant at San Angel last July n.
An exchange ~ telegraph messages
between President restes Gil ard
officials of the federal district Watt.
ed away whst faint hoPe Toral Eaigkt
have had pf life.
His attorneys asked President Per
tes Gil. who was en route from Ciu-
dad Victoria. Tamaulipas. e the cap
itAl. te stay tho execution until ne
had tine 60 study . petition fer elem.
encv filed a. the presidential ealAce.
The president answered with the
granting cf q Ht.hcnr stay and rr.
anested the petition fer elemsncy he
wired to him. He received IA last
evening AZ Tampicc. ard telexraphed
hack Denying further rcpricye and
executive rlerency.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
HORSE SHOW
OPENS here
ONSATlJRDAY
Everything Prepared
For Event Being
Staged With Mid
Winter Tourney

Vita the excePsicn OF arrival C.
several offseers fron Foxt kinggcld.
everything waS IN preparedness FRI
cay seea fer TIE largest horse sAex
ever planned ~ Fcrr Brown which
IS g gss Szesr wsx Saturday zcra-
inc Mt = a. @-
Tie slew eeEs1Szs ssxte<a sverts
fer Cffascrs~ civilians. ladies. P0lo
1ssSye-s ara e.1ixte2 Uea- L. Rxl=sr
wsrA swxnsS @ea and N car lead o.
ASrSes arrived here TA1rx2xy tFczz
Fore RfHESeA2 - Rarstcar12e - tAe
SAe~ Aes-C Aet& i. coE1GReescl wltA
the MiG-M f=tNr rsla r1lr-a=aezt num
GaSer w1y AT Eers Erew1- Uehxr
effAexrS and viSlee=s ffem FS-t SiaE-
gSts w~r~ sxFecssa % arrive Frs11E
4feeF1@@H-
la s&altsra e. tAe Fere RS=xg91a
conel.Ke@e. Eere RrswM GffNcers and
ea1sste1 Er<a. rels FSzrSEs trN@ the
LA eaxaA<x. "a cavalry and tAe
MSgASsa Fall csrSAaam tea-s~ ans
la&Sex freza CeA kecAS rn&Sa< ssaSRx
are entN-~a u sAe Flra@ls srVmf$~
N1va.ry - exra<ke3 &c ~ kaaH -
gold xzeGrS rs tie last cozt1x<s he-
twe~n tAe twa hcaaxs were hare
fsaxAs aSfasrS>
TAe varselS gr~mRs have been
wer&snG ezt evsr tAe E-azEls wAseA
are la<ateG en- tie read Co. the Mwi-
atsaz fSes2 TAe fS<t1 kas Aesn xons
ever ard aA 91mrs aR& @tA~r 49,
parsE1s ear~f1flr re~0z&S z&SxSeaxl
Fer4 Brown has ~~H9nrHs& MHm~r-
Gus Ae<Se sAows u tAe PRxe &E4
tCeasfnmra un sage seFeml
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
BENEVOLENT OLD
SANTA SUES FOR
-
$3.50, HE GETS 1T

e. wMEF wHm. Frh. N@fHf-4
r. fssss mks asHser wkefa Hants
MMM WH8H2N sAM AfhWr Nka AMys
- - p*#f. 80 fnfsFsmeEtam -
AsvNmHA vamHhsMfAH th#t hR spwrt
~es - fHes4 txys gestAf8ay-
Hss#H krthHF vHa~R fsf HFfa
es~ta Cfsss fRnewn - tis inti.
msss4 ~ tahH So EArfb re~riain-
"a ttat ahfe ~ SO epfe4fi~R
rh~etmA4 eHtNF tr Hf FAmi sfare
ssst tssre~RsF. w. Years ssort-
MNs HF FeNtH Mm# riAtsA Mas
eeesf - = rhaiF srt ~ Ysarx
srm~A n NHwHt tNrrHnw Thm
- faef efsfisHfstit~ turred 4
WH hHfm n fhH wmrwH~t. MMf4
rs~ts 80 the esert fhcasht -.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
SAY SLAYINCS
ARE ADMITTED
BYNORTHCOT7
Youth Found Guilty
Faces Death; Will
Appeal; duplicates
Clark and Father

RIVERSIDE. Calf. Feh. s--tE1--
Canras as Gordon stewart North.
rett's relf reported fodav that the
NV vror-tid raradisn. convicted M
mnrAerlnR three boys, had reprated
rverieuH Fsatemrrts that eirvsn per.
sens hHH hern slain at his chicken
rmnrh nsar herr
The rusrds said Northrott again
irrilratsa Sanford Clark. Hgs is.
vHsrniA nerhew awd Cyrus North
s.tt. 49, fnther. IN ere ailewed Stay.
imxs
a lu-v STEER fsftle mors ths-
twn hr~vs feIihnratfon last nirht
fsurH ~srth-ett rriitv cr slaying
lewis f~ Nefsnr wimsinm. brothers
~ rssarn arA - nnidertifipd
re-r~e .rr~Fssar Frr rfs~uwrv. rsnk.
- - aentM senfer~e mamfatorv
NertAr-tt shs Ell ~ serterrra
Ms-aa~. n~nnnmerf hW wruid take A.
sr~eAf
rfn-~ ef~ftsef ~nvfirfwatfr~ sr
tt~ sFfeve8 ~urssrs u~8e~ shreats
h~ MArtk~tA HnA hiN ~nther Yrs
~srnt Fs4fsz NsYtNrott Cyrus
rHrtA~~tt wH# Mnfd nr a ~mferial
nfFrr@ IT, h4 vrn~w rlark f0umH
As ~ t@~& tei~ srf t~ares ~
H nH s#e ~Af#tA~ rm~eH Mt FAe
e4t N4se4x4es Hs4H fN4 t~44 44.-e
" rHa NH tN~ A-saa--m we~m fr~~
Hs #e we veess
M f Hfe#seH HHiffy er
ft~ ft4s W 9vt#r.
f ee ~-s s-4.s&~t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
AVER WOMAN
Was INSANE
Lunacy Charge Filed
Against Confessed
Husband Slayer

FORT WORTH. Feh. s.--trl-fu-
rary charges wsrs filed today arsinst
wrs. Fsnuir Ross Peters. -. whose
husharH. rustav Peters. 49, died last
nirkt frcn runshos wounds she "a.
r.istrA eve inflicted. Peters was q
~~nANwfHt
Aftrw Peters death. Me wife wat
stM~rr9 mith ruraer However. uror
svsstiaaten riatriet Attorney SEA-
rrt r~vr nrstrs fsr ths lumary corr
rlafrt t- 80 flied
arrerA - - the strry rslsted W
wrA r~frv# Peters t~ft hume wsrk
- 50 - rcs rstsr~rf urtii tks
~rH~ 80 ~ wHH rhnt HAe rtid nhr
he# f-senAanes kf~ mna ha4 rfrMaed
m4A Nm VIM FEfHww HAm H2ia Hhe
s&@f A4m fn ~esff asfmms2 heenmae
49, wr#w SIRED sf t8s frHas~e~t tp.
mnrf 49, nm4 kermaee sAe hriieved Ne
mn# rrH~H~twH tn H#Hwm2 hrr.
W. Net~re 80 st he4e arsested
w f~Fmr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
RICHARDS ON
STAND DENIES
CRABBCLAIMS
Defendant Says Part
Of Fund Put Up By
Senator'S Brot her
For Fatal Wager

DALLAS. Tex. Feb. R.--tPp-Sen-
ator Earle ID. Mayfield's brother.
Maurise, gave Ben &. Richards. Jr-,
$500 to bet on the outcome or the
democratic primary i'm which TON
Connally defeated Mayfirld. Richards
testified today in his trial for forg-
cry.
That $500. Richards said. was added
10 $500 provided bv N man named
Wynn" and bet against $1,000 posted
by ". Ray Adams and WV. T. Ramsey,
Jr- 1t was that $4,000 bet stake which
led 70 the Staying OF Orville H.
Mathews, bank clerk and stake hold
er. and Adams trial for Staying
Mathews Adams jury failed TO
agree.
Richards. it is charged, forged en-
dorsements on the two checks fer
81 600 each as well as credea eafinls
which enabled clyde R- Vest ta col
lect the bet money after il had been
shown Senator Mnyfield was de-
feated.
Richards Dcnies Crabb Testimony
A. A. Crash, texESfying fer the
state. had charged that Richards pru-
vided him with credentials a he
could Get the 5000. ard then gave
Crabb two $50 bills IS payments fer
ms part Inn the transactinn- Richards
said today that he was acquainted
with Crnbh. and that he did nSt know
the ~Next" who collected the S2.Doc.
Further Richards demied specific
ally that lie gst any porricn cf the
het ncnrxs that h. had plotted wifh
CrAeh to get the Ucney. that ~ pre-
Erspared letter uf Authnrfry er an
Affseavtt identifying Crntb - -Vest~
-al ef which charges Crmhh had
EAee IN his tRxtiHnzT.
After saEiHr he had mrtanard high
S<Aoct 1t Beazzcnr and Hnustor. ara
An1 cuacA@e m harh Srhmnl hmRkBfhnll
tRnz n tie lztter cffy. Richxrsnr -
tHrmeT Ted hfm into m detailed nr-
ccgnt uf rhe lee IN tAe Ccnzarly-N Mar
fHEl& sHnatnraml nrimmrw wAfrh rm-
v lied ia the s1nyrnr eF OrvsIr@
Mathews. hmmk raMr2 mnM NtmAphnna.r-
tha trial uf WI Eny Aannns frr Mnah-
ews sAar. Gn& RS~hnras' s..ssrf-~~f.
tsrrtARr uath a. a. CraAh. fsr reh-
Aerr-
Get see Fruun MayFH-ls
kaeAnrs<z said fAmt whfAa no mnm I'm
th~ 1MEtR@l1 rMmratrn hwmHnumrtwrx.
t4e sena-ars hrefARr. Mnmrfcm.
guu~ ha@ $50 Mfter m man ma
eeze \. and a7ne1nc~1 he wfxhe&
tn hsr um che g-trwme uf thm
sler<1ea - knztma. eamn<y. SnAsm-
Eas=flT. wv sad MnEff~Aa tnHupAmm~M
Asr. tsA2 Azn - &C. $50 frnm q ~.nnm
aan~4 wrnnn- Eu tn thm EHnmhlfr ~
tlessA sszk az.z Flac~ . S1.nca Rek
wfAA Aa1mA
At<Rr = dssx1sxssz. ASnrns n~a
kirhzras gave <l Mam rnrh tn Mmrh-
<~s- wko xx<xezeed they rost
ca<Aier@ rAM~As im Hhm h~r- ThMH
gCszrr.zea e. Pace MAJ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
800 VISITORS
START DRIVE
AT EDINDURC
County Agents N OF
Due Here Until Late
Hour; Special Trains
Are Delayed

MISSION. Feb. a.-Two hours
late. sis agricultural workers and
as efop growing champions arrived
N gdinburg this morning w two
special trains. for tour of ths
Valley. sks agricultural workers
rsHlng N over the Southern Ia.
elfie While the erop champions came
IN ever the Missouri Pacific.
The agricultural workers. includ'
tine county agents, heads cf hgri'
cultural schools, members or the
tnited States Department of Exte~'
sion. Washington. and farm writers
hpadrd Nv Victor Erhoffelmeyer of
the Dallas News, came direct 70 the
VALLEY from the convention ~ Hcus'
ton. The erop growing champions
Who also attended the convention
we're guests on the trip "a the Val
lev ar the Chilean Nitrate company
Breakfast waa served NJ Edlnburr
after which short addresses we're
made hy Henry Aismeyer, Cameron
rpunx farm aHsnh Anayf. 1870
rtffftk. aKffeutturaf eRent fcr W
aalro eonnsy. both cf whom attend
"a The Houston meeting.
TIE regular program then Wa
followed, the agents and agricultural
pxppYts being taken for tour "
qharyland. McAiien and TO ths
pumping plant A IildalFc, arrivinE
~ Mission a. neon. after which th'
return trip was started. stops helnF
srhmanicd ~ Donna, Fharrs Saf
Tunn ara Mercedes. before arrivn
NJ Hariinren In the afternoon.
Tire visitors we're scheduled 70 ar'
rive I'm HariinFen about z o'clocl
gErHtfnurh nn raRe seven.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
'CARNES OFF
FOR PRISON
Defaulting Head of
Church Board To
Begin Term

ATLANTA Ca FrA- &--4E+-clin-
ten 5. Csr=es. srs<wkii< tre&srrer -
the hnma nixSann beard uR the
SeatAera R2rskss esmxen<f>.. wAa
faces n ssren year nraxam trrr@. wRH
expeese6 % start Ger t.e state F<s-
SEC fKrn st Mfile@rsrillr t@azr sr
tsne-rew. Cx-ne2 Vas Aefzx Aet&
here te h%lp tha hoard serHarheFn
e1t ia Aeaks hes tA@ Aaan3 9e<i&sz
his services wsl -rs - meeaea
An sxraa@ariaH G. Way sAa knnrd
co@seate9 - sRrh q SAm-- sEnsFnurr-
Tor Cxrnes. xtsrr k< Ind raea Kaaty
IN eee ~ trerty lrEirtntrts Egsirst
him. wns efser~k nv tAm hMaraAH
F<ss4se.t- Dr- fz<Ar- ESe< Ckrssrsa.
lRxG mdw&s- ~. CArsz@sa sMia Hks
henra I'D cssss-se& - skEarte ne
fmxal nmcrasifw nf mhrnamnx Nmmw@r-
tiea kseA1i=x S1senee - Cs-nxs a.
hnE@& xAN=kar~ an EmlAAn TIE Anmra
- rwcs<sr c4r-sz' F~-ss-a1 rrsF-
Nrrr.
= 4xrexE7x - tAe <s=s<~x werEsS&
%@rmma nr-~~& ~Ama a[ nMG@ mmmnm~%w
sA<zAE - kSrem Ehx hamrE - wn2a
- IN mNr4s ~ aHBnrnsnnMu whhrA
are sr~<r4<& - teszE easxs - g.
mhMn&
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

~ said in pnbiie address after Ne
had resigned frem the cabinet. ~
momid have beer false ~ ny trust
nnH ruitmhly negligent in ths per-
fofmsnts of ~ duties"
flsttBit. Denby's hswe tswh. long
wiii remember panhy's fatufn from
Wmthirrtsn after ~ hAH auit the
eahiHet wifh the gossip snd eondem.
raFism ~ a netfuH HemndinK in his
eaff ~ was fetrd a. . here, 4 day
W. fei@brMtipn being ttimmxsd w a
efsat rHhiie haraust st which repre-.
sentative sitiKrna fnt and w their
pfsesree sd - their wofds bespoke
srrtsts tenfi1sue@ ~ him.
Tsars clustered in the Dsnby eyes
Ms hs heHrd suieNistie worda spoken
thaf niRhf. fls I'll but hfoks down
whHn three rHumhefr nf the Marine
fefp4@t Ne hfsnen ~ the service N
whirh ~ enlisted ae v gFivmta nrd
fsss - = majarity waiksf % % him
gnaungnHfed. saiHted. spoke fcw
fCentin8sd - psre ssvsn.i
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

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IN fAs H4HaffF
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
r Farming Experts OF Valley To:ey
Forecast First
Valley Freeze
Since Jan. 1923

For the first time since January
2. 1928. over year ago, the Lower
Rio Crandp Valley faced possible
freezing temperatures Saturday
night. according 20 the forecast is-
sued Friday BY ". y. MeteorologiSt
VI. y. Schnurbusrh.
The weather expert saw freezing
or near freezing cold tonight and a
probability ~ Z 10 q degrees below
freezing Sunday morning. The tcm-
pcratures were slated 20 stay In low
marks thereafter for several days
win possibility % frost Monday
morning.
Precautions with all vegetables
and fruits were urged Saturday
night and Sunday. II was not be-
lieyed that the temperatures would
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
NORTH TEXAS HELD
IN SEASONS WORST

tRy The Associated PrexSl
North Texas to-day struggled I'm
TIE grtn Of the severest cold wave
" the season. Mary sections werr
Alankesea in snew aaa see While esus-
reretcres aroppea IN a few instances
as lew as sera. TesexrapAse CO..
mGnicatiens we're hMs@r~r~a far
short periods, ard Soae les ~ i've
stock was feared. $outA Texas sui
(Ceatinpea oa Pare Nsael
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
kUSER, MILLIONAIRE
DIES At PALM BEACH

PALM BEACH. Fta- Feb. s.--trr--
Fbs Anfhony R- kmasr, miiIiunairr
Yesident of BsFnsrdsxiiis. y. J.. and
FAim Beach. died tUaHy At ~LsH In
eas.~ hia seenn frent residence here.
fnlemrl KmBR~. who wMs eH years
cid. 80 keen iii fer acre tine ard
wAs sasd sr hapH hsan cnnfinsd ta
his he1 Ter mevefsi weeks.
tetnma4 Nm4Mr mmn N aiKerenr In
- rsSpTrntfonx Asd his ehief hus-
imeNn tmtarT3ta wmr~ im thw NiewarF~
taf sd pewer i1dastfsss n Nsw
1tFhay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
THE WEATHER

Fer Er~w-xwF-re s-a tAa vaE1<rs
TA@m&r and mmm@ttf@M Hmmfrha mmM
Sztrr1zv wt<A nexnssnnal rStz~s
nneA crsa~r ~atA IN ru1A ~arrs h~--
&c se=r-ratzre keasEAa R~ar frres-
- er %rrrmiEE. nna H=nAnhlr H an
y sexrees Aessw fr<e.irx ~ Snn1ar
rnnrnlmEs c1mtimmua cold fmr several
S2yx- r.ereasiRx nortAer1y wznds
tnmmw hacwrnAmE stre=E tmmiwhM
Ne<tsw~st sterm warEizx display
ud em the Trrna cunH- ar ln n- m.
Sa1zy far stro1x narfherig win&a-
Last T@xmrs ChmlAr tnniHAts rain
= se@EA saaw "a ncrsAeas1 FER
tamns cnhsHr rErrHt fn gE+runm
rarsAw~ss perkiea. cd wave I'm east
Rnrtsnn. trmrw-n-Hrm fm tn fE f=
murtA. - ta - ~ i-rrrtar 81 snaEk
prrtbua. M-a ~S tn WI degrees Hlunr
fAe e@nxfs Sntnr1nT e1nm&F. eat&ar
um he east rwKst- f=rrumahnr nurEh-
e-aT -1n&H - 10 cn4sf hermmEnx
x@rwEw trmfwhK
RWKR FORECAST
TAEre wfM he me nnnnHr1l rhzmTm
~ to rassr ez-f=< tAa -rzf frw
1HEA
rnra F-~mrma aa-nr sa-zzr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

WASHINGTON. Feb Ss--t-0n-
pnsitten to any inerxaxe - ths e.
ties en- rmw wnni wMA wmfce& Aetnrr
shB hcuEr wNyx An4 meNns rommfK-
toe trday Ax VIA Gea&man- Nsw
TcrA. rwnrw2~msfnw tAN THeaMAmr
Nan0faexurerxs Eese4r<& >@3<s. wkn
&rrlmrwd the mrrnsmR rates afrrmME
e~nxtitnte y k1xe tsx 9rea he
Amsrisan tlnshing ccnsumeA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
TORAL TO Be
EXECUTEDBY
FIRINCSQUAD
Slayer of Obregon To
Go to Death Early
Saturday; Gil Denies
Clemency

MEXICO CITY, FEB. S-(Arl-
Announcement was made today
that Jose de leoa TcraL assassin
of fresldentseleet ohrrwen. will
be executed at noon Tomorrow.