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charge are Helen Miller, George
Murphy, and Mabel Frey.
Miss Frey will give an outline OF
the semester's work while Q. J. Bak-
ken. Robert Adam, and Mrs. Florence
Bell, faculty committee chairmen, will
give reports.
Elmer Schroeder will give q report
on tests and measurements.
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hUNEx
New York, Oct. 7.-R-Cal money
firm. High 3 per cent, low 2 per cent,
ruling rate : per cent. close , per
Time loans steady. Thirty days IN
to : per cent; so days 2 to ~. per
cent: three to four months ~ toSA
per cent; five to six months, En- TO ~
per cent; six months TX to 8 per cene
per cent.
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the Jurisdiction Of the state insur-
ance commissioner. to control the
rates established by the general in
spection bureau.
No action was taken on the addi-
tional proposals on the legislative
program, though Ill were freely dis
cussed.r These included q proposal Tor
state aid to municipal airports, sub
mitted by Mayor FrederickSon Of
Valley City. and the six proposals Of
Mayor Cooley, Of Mandan, which
were for legislation On abatement OF
taxes: Qualification of the budget law
to exclude acknowledgements utn-
tiles unless they are operated at .
loss and require q levy for mainten-
ance: amendment Of the bond TO
permit funds Of q public utility 70
be transferred to sinking or interest
fund created to pay Oft bonds issued
in connection with the utility, such
transfer to reduce to extent Of amount
SO transferred the next levy for In
terest and sinking funds; legislation
to permit cities to expend FUNDS m
aid Of libraries operated as public
libraries by private persons or asso-
Citations: minimum speed limit on
designated highways; and repeal OF
chapter 1888 session laws OF 1927, Is
not in harmony with budget law, and
its incorporation as an amendment as
part Of the budget law.
Memorial Highway Up
The minimum speed proposal was
an attempt to plan regulation on the
three miles Of memorial highway
from the Observation-Disclosures memorial
bridge to the Mandan city limits. The
idea was to penalize lettering. which
encourages passing around cars and
risking accidents, Il not actually
causing such.
q. r. Fleming, Bowman commits
sioner, wanted to know what to do IN
the case Of delinquent special assess
| ments. Mayor Cooley. Of Mandan
| informed him that tho city could
embody the obligations In the tai
levy. issue refunding bonds or Issue
general obligation bonds. As bonds
involve possible over-extension OF the
debt limit, it wa suggested that rel.
erendums to increase that limit
should be held as bond buyers hardly
win buy the bonds otherwise.
The question Of removing the tai
levy for bands, libraries and othe1
such auxiliary activities from thu
general levy limited to II mills wa
brough up but NO action followed.
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AGED Defendant
Given AcQuittal

Guntersville, Ala, Oct. 7.-RHA
Marshall county jury today returned
a verdict Of not guilty In the case Of
James r. Nicely, 70, charged with
murder for the death Of Hixam
Cooley, ~ years ago.
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St. Paul. Oct. 7.-R-H. E. Hart.
81. president Of q group Of mercan-
tile stores In Minnesota and head Of
8 publishing company. died suddenly
last night ct his home here.
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WILL VISIT CANADA

Montreal, Que, Oct. 7.-REMaJor
Dieudonne Coste and Lieutenant
Maurice Bellonte, French transatlant-
ic fliers, win visit Canada on Monday
and Tuesday Of next week, It WAS an
nounced at city hall today.
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Fire Destroys Home at
Mandan's Fairgrounds

Fire destroyed the caretaker's home
at the Missouri Slope. fairgrounds,
Mandan, last night, causing damage
estimated at $4,000. Personal effects
Of J. II. Tinsen were burned.
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u pH m FIRE

Abraham, q. s.. 8. r., Oct. 7.-R
Seventeen persons, including several
children, were burned to death when
an unset kerosene lamp caused . IRE
In q workers club near here during .
motion picture performance.
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WIND TORN STRIKES
BEAUMONT. x

Beaumont, Texas, Oct. 7.-(F)-Two
houses were demolished and about
twenty were unroofed and otherwise
damaged when q wind storm struck
q small area here early today. No
casualties were reported.
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Additional Markets

MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS
First Bank Stock-24A.
Rahcorporation-42.
Minnesota Northern NJ
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CHICAGO Stocks
MnNEY RATES

Corporation Securities-19A..
Tnani1 TJtilities Investment-50.
Midwest Utilities, new-24h.
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Men Fined $40
Each for Speeding

Pleading guilty to a charge of
speeding on the Bismarck-Mandan
highway Friday night before Charles
IA. Sheen. Mandan justice Of the
peace. Last evening. two young men
were fined SO each.
They are Joe Schaner, Mandan,
and G. J.. Long, Fargo. They were
arrested by Donald Fouts, Mandan
traffic policeman.
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>FORMER OFFICE HOLDER DIES

|/FORMER OFFICE HOLDER DIES
Towner, N. D., Oct. 7-R-Thomas
Fox, n time Republican leader and
former United States land commits
sioner at Minot, died Saturday in an
automobile near Devils Lake of heart
disease.
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S~ptances unchanged.

LIBERTY LOANS
Liberty 3Ms-1O1.7.
First 4Ks-1O3.11.
Fourth zks-1O3.13.
Treasury 4As-113. q :
Treasury .4s-1O8.25.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Brownsville Courts
VIII Open Tuesday

The criminal district grand jury
got back into action for the third
time during the current term of
court Monday morning.
Supposedly, the grand jurors were
considering figures compiled from
county offices by Auditor j. j. Bish-
op. The audit covers county offices
for the past ten years.
The county commissioners court
recently ordered Judge o. G. Dancy
to make demands on present and
ex-county officials for large sums"
alleged to be due the county.
TIE grand jury was put to work
by Judge A. M. Kent in the absence
Of Judge A. w. Cunningham.
The court will be opened Tuesday
with Judge Cunningham on the
bench.
The civil district court will be
opened Tuesday by Judge A. NJ.
Kent at which time orders and set
tings will be made.
A fair sized docket confronts the
court.
Criminal week will be opened in
the Cameron county court at law
Tuesday with Judge John !. Kleiber
on the bench.
Some 80 cases are on the docket.
Three negligent homicide cases,
resulting from traffic accidents, are
! scheduled TO be tried.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
STEADY WORK
SURVEY AIM
Committee Plans Relief
For Unemployment I'm
Special Report

NEW YORK, April 2l.-tP-
Recommendations for procedure 70
provide steady employment the year
around are incorporated In a pre-
liminary report Of Governor Frank
lin D. Roosevelt's unemployment
committee published today.
The report said the committee
had examined the plans and ex-
periences OF more than 200 lead
ing corporations engaged in reliev-
ing unemployment.
The first recommendation Is that
steady work the year around be in
corpurated In business mems think
ing SC that it may assume major
Importance In employers daily
planning and actions"
More attention by state city and
town governments to planning their
construction and purchasing ac-
tivities so that important contracts
may be held back In time Of pros
perity and pushed forward In times
Of depression is recommended.
For immediate action the COM
mittee endorsed the recommended
lions Of the Merchants Association
of New York which included work
ing full force part time rather than
a reduced force full time and the
manufacture Of stock to the limit
Of economic wisdom" as well as q
dismissal wage or two weeks no
tice."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
CHAGRIN AT HIGH
T. \ 4
SCORE DEVELOPS
X X X
u. S. GOLF STAR

KANSAS CITY, April 2i.-tP
Embarrassment at her high
qualifying score in her first golf
tournament, spurred Mrs. O. s.
Hill of Kansas City to better her
game, and today she Is ready 10
sail for England with a team Of
leading women golfers Of the
United States.
Seven years ago. after having
played golf for her health about
three months, Mrs. Hill was per-
suaded to enter the qualifying
round Of q tri-state tournament
in order to swell the entry list.
Her score for Is holes was 142.
She enrolled for lessons the next
day. practiced consistently and
with practice came titles. nation
al recognition and now a Europ-
ean trip.
Mrs. Hill Is married and the
mother OF a 16-year-old son. She
left Kansas City for New York
Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
WELL UP FRONT.
THANKS TO LLOYD BROWN

second triumph by downing zhe
New York Yankees. s 10 3. The tri-
umph put the Senator's in a tie for
second place in the American
league instead Of second division
where the dope says they belong.
Brown Finishes
Eight pitchers appeared on the
mound for the second time at the
start Of yesterdays six games. and
only Brown and larry Siebold of
the Boston Braves, remained at the
end. Siebold won his game from
errors and a home run with loaded
Brooklyn. Z 70 2, as two Brooklyn
bases provided six runs in the
seventh inning.
Young Willis Hudlin Of Cleveland
and old George Uhle OF Detroit both
went nine innings in a duel. and
Cleveland nosed out a 2 TO 0 victory
Hudlin made the nearest approach
to Browns record, for he hurled the
greater part of a losing game with
Chicago on his first appearance. "A
pinch double with the bases full BY
Burnett gave him yesterdays game.
In the third American league game
the Philadelphia Athletics scored
their third successive victory of the
year by punching five hits off Dan
Mac Fayden in one inning and
downing the Boston Red Sox, 5 to 3.
Few Hits
The New York and Philadelphia
National league clubs. which have
started out as II to revive the title
OF "hitless wonders" staged another
close duel yesterday. the Giants WIN
ming 2 to !. Carl Hubbell held the
Phillies to four hits, while the Giants
reached Alexander for the greater
part Of ten. but still it took a home
run by Me OFT to win the game.
A similar battle between the Chi
cago Cubs and the Cincinnati Reds
marked the remaining National
league struggle. The Cubs won, 4
to 3. after Cincinnati had scored
three runs in one inning OF Fred
Blake.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
SPORTS, SPUDS
ALL TIED FOR FIRST PLACE

ton Bluffs enabled the Exporters to
take their final. 7 to a. Vaughn,
turning in his second straight
triumph, held the Bisons to six
blows. The Bluffs compiled eight
miscues behind Floyd Rose. Three
runs In the eighth clinched matters
for the Shippers.
Those Steers
Jakey Ats hamstrung Dallas
Steers ran their losing streak to
five straight when the Fort Worth
Cats took them again, Z TO 3, at
Fort Worth. AS a result. the two
clubs have an wen claim on the
cellar. Paul Wachtel, who helped
pitch the Panthers to a string Of
pennants, started against his old
mates and was nicked for three
runs In the opening frame, after
which Tauscher took up the bur-
den. Jimmy Walkup, meanwhile,
southpawed the herd TO q whisper,
holding them TO five hits and a
single run until the ninth.
The San Antonio Indians gained
an ever break with the Waco Cubs
and reclaimed fifth place by win
ming another slugging bee. 9 to Z.
Although clouted hard, Moudy
stayed in to get credit for the VIC
tory. The tribe raked Harris and
Stein for II safeties.
A change Of scenery today found
Wichita Falls at Dallas, Shreveport
at Fort Worth, Beaumont at Waco
and San Antonio at Houston for
three games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
BY GAYLE TALBOT. Jr.,
Associated Press Sports Writer

Results Of week end hostilities
contr1ved TO throw three clubs,
Shreveport, Wichita Falls and Beau
mont, into a deadlock for the Tex
as league pinnacle. each with seven
wins and four losses.
The Sports, by sweeping both
games Of their series at Wichita,
pulled the Spudders down TO their
level. The Exporters joined the
select group by splitting two bouts
with Houston. It was the first series
the Oilers had dropped.
Oscar Tuero. ancient Cuban spit
baller, turned in a five-hit game 70
give the Sports yesterdays verdict,
10 TO l. His mates hoped all over
three Spud hurlers. including the
prize y~oungSter, Lester White. In
cluded in their IA hits vas a homer
by HutSon and doubles by Holman
and Parks.
Just In Time
Tuero's great performance was a
timely one for the crafty veteran.
assuring him q place on the Sport
Staff. He reported for spring train
ing this year Of his own volition.
after he had been handed his un-
conditional release and had failed
to catch on with another club. He
held the first five men in the
Wichita batting order hitless.
The combination OF Muleshoe's
Vaughn's steady hurting and a
record crop Of errors by the Hous-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21

WINDSOR, England, April 21=R
A tiny golden haired girl usurped
the British throne this morning
and for a brief spell ruled her
native land.
This day belonged TO Princess
Elizabeth. daughter Of the Duke
and Duchess OF York and beloved
granddaughter Of King George and
Queen Mary, for 1t was the fourth
anniversary OF her birth.
little "Lilybet." as she calls her
self, with delighted laughter seized
the scepter beneath the greyhaired
king. his queen and all the royal
family bowed In pleased submission.
There vas q wonderful birthday
party In old Windsor castle-such
a party as the fairly books record
for children to read all over the
world. There were presents galore,
including a mysterious package
from Uncle David-the Prince Of
WaleS-Sent from the hunting field
where his royal highness has been
on a holiday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
MASONIC BODY
NOTES EASTER
Templars Join In
Sunday Ceremonies At
Mercedes Church

Knights Templars Of Brownsville
and the Hidalgo commandery or
Edinburg joined in Easter services
at the First Baptist church OF
Mercedes Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. DR.. .. X. Hallam OF Browns
vile delivering the sermon.
One hundred sir Knights or both
Communicates IN full regalia enter
ed the church IN formation. Rev.
G. II. Riddle Of San Benito pro-
nOunced the invocation. Responsive
scripture reading with Rev. r. E.
Porterfield of Edinburg. prelate.
leading was next in the order Of
service. followed BY General Con
feSsion," in which the knights, the
prelate, captain-general and the
congregation participated.
Several special musical numbers
were given By the choir. inter-
sperSed throughout the ritual.
which vas followed by the knights
in detail. In compliance with the
regular form Of the Easter cerc-
monies,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Valley Data Asked
BY Many Chicapoan

gSze Valley is well ADVERTISED 4
Chicago.
The local chamber of commArrl
officials state that On large numhel
Of inquiries are received from Chi.
cage residents every week, request,
in information on the Valley from
both the standpoint OK tourists arl
possible residents.
Harry "a. Hobbs. Chicago. writ
Monday that he Is planning a tr.s
tO Brownsville, and wishes ~ rrl
main here and become a Vale
booster.
He asked for data Oh rents, pricel
Of homes and apartments. and cn1l
or living.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Wills Paired With
Elizabeth Ryan

NEW. YORK, April 21.-lR-Eliz-
lbeth Ryan, former Californian now
living In England. will be the
doubles partner Of Helen Wills
Moody In the French and British
ennis championships.
Helen Wills teamed with Miss
Eyan to win the British women's
~ables championship in 1927, and
ley often have played together.
Irs. Moody considers Miss Ryan
one OF the best, If not the best, wo-
mans doubles player.
Miss Ryan won the Wimbledon
doubles title six times, once with
Miss Wills, once in 1926. with Mary
K. Browne, and four times, 1920-2l-
DPS, with Suzanne Lenglen. With
Eleanor Goss she won the United
States women's doubles title in 1926.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
LITTLE DOING
IN THE RING
Fields to Meet Grace and
Labarba to Take On
Bud Taylor

NEW YORK, April 21.-tR-Jack-
e Fields Primo Camera and Fidel
La Barba will be the headliners Of
The pugilistic extravaganza this
week.
Fields. who holds the welterweight
championship. meets Meyer Grace
Of Philadelphia in a non-titular
ten-round bount at Kansas City to-
night while La Barba is tangling
with the one-time Terre Haute ter
ror. Bud Taylor. at Chicago.
Camera, with fifteen knockouts
IN his string since he arrived in
The United States, should make 1t
sixteen when he meets one Sam
Baker of Los Angeles at Portland,
Ore. tomorrow night.
The Boston Garden opens the
Diamond Belt Professional tourney
with Is four-rounders in flyweight.
bantamweight and featherweight
divisions. on Wednesday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Mondays Schedule
Hot Dawgi

GIRARD. Kas., April 2i.=Pl-
The speediest racing dogs Of the
nation gathered here today for in
~auguration Of the annual spring
meet Of the National Coursing as
ISOLATION.
Prizes to winners during the six
day meeting will total approxim-
ately $4,000. The richest purses
will be given in the National Fu-
turity and the National Waterloo
events. Waterloo nominations are
limited to "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Services
For K. Q. Lee Today

CISCO, Tex, April 21.-tP|-Ci-
items Of Cisco and Texas. as well
as members OF Congress, gathered
here today TO pay last tribute to
Congressman r.. @. Lee, at funeral
services set for 2 .. m.
Mayor j.. M. Williamson OF
Cisco requested banks and business
houses TO close and proclaimed a
period Of public mourning. The Rev.
Acker G. Miller was named to Of
ficiate at the funeral in the First
Baptist church, where the body lay
in state after its arrival yesterday
from Washington. The Congress
man died Friday in Washington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Allison, Van Ryn
Cop Doubles Title

PINEHURST, N. C., April 21.-tRl
Mems singles honors in the Unit
cd North and South tennis tourn-
ament today rested with John Doeg
OF Santa Monica, Calf, while VII
mer Allison. Of Austin. Tex, and
Van Ryn. Of Orange. N. j., held the
doubles title.
Doeg succeeded to the title which
Van Ryn had held by trimming
Gregory Mangin. Of Newark, N. j.,
In the finals yesterday, 60, 81, 6-5.
Teamed with George Lott, Of Chi
caRo. Doeg was beaten in the
doubles finals. 6-6, Ga, GA, by Al
lison and Van Ryn-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Lena, Shires
Now Buddies

CHICAGO, April 2lZF-
Baseballis boxing act has broken
up-for Arthur CThe Great
Shires and Russell 0ena) Black
bourne are Just a pair OF buddies
now.
When the st. Louis Browns,
with whom the former White
Sox pilot now serves as coach,
came to Chicago for a series with
the Sox, the erstwhile sparring
mates exchanged the grip and
declared their high regard for
each other.
II sincerely believe" Shlres
said, that Blackbourne Is as
good a friend as I have in base
ball"
"Shires Is okay and q husting
ball player" Blackbourne said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
City Briefs

Beautiful hard carved picture
frames at The Basket Place. North
east corner. Plaza, Matamoros, Mex
leo. Adv. 26.
X~isitor.-L. r. Beddoes. OF La Fe-
ria. was a weekend visitor in the
city.
To Austin.-MiSs Beth CreaGer
daughter Of r. 3. Creager. was ex-
pected to return TO Austin Monday
after spending the Easter holidays
in Brownsville. Miss Creager is a
student at the University OF Texas.
Observation-Disclosures residents
who were in Brownsville Sunday
were Mrs. Della Crueshaw, Mrs. w.
". Gardner, Mr.. ana Mrs. John j..
Finnegan. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Bristow. and John D. Finnegan. Jr-
Here.-Eugene Stell. Of La Feria,
was a business visitor In the city
Saturday and Sunday.
From MercedeS-Harry Lawson.
Mercedes, drove to Brownsville Sat-
urday, and spent the night here.
yisiting.-Mrs. II. w. Pattee and
daughter, OF the Box Ranch. we're
visitors in Brownsville for the East
or holidays.
Inspect R0ad.-County Judge O.
c. Dancy and County Engineer W.
10. Washington made a trip Of ms
pection over the Boca Chica road
Monday. Paving OF this road. giving
the Valley its first paved highway
to the beach, will get under way In
the near future.
Offices Closed-The majority
OF the county offices at the court
house was closed Monday in obser-
walton Of San Jacinto day.
Crowds at Beach.-Despite much
seaweeds. a large crowd thronged
the beach at Boca Chica Sunday
and Monday.
Banks CIosed-Brownsville banks
were closed Monday in observation
Of San Jacinto day.
Visits Daughters-Mrs. Amelia
Kistler Of Corpus Christi spent
Easter Sunday with her daughters
Misses Mary Louise and Alma May
Kistler. and her sister, Mrs. j. Il.
Cobolini and family.
Operation-Little Jean Harris,
baby daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. y.
r. Harris Jr.. underwent a mastoid
operation Sunday morning at Mercy
hospital and is showing early signs
OF improvement.
Tmproving.-5id Eidrnan r. i'm
proving after an appendicitis oper-
alton at Mercy Hospital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Services Today For
Esperanza Esuuive

Funeral services are to be hei,
this afternoon no 4.30 from Imma.
ulate Conception church for X
peranza ESquivel, twelve -year-o
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Quad
lupe Esquivel who died SUNDAY w
ternoon at the family home. Tvelf,
and Monroe streets. Interment ul.
be IN la Palma cemetery.
Besides her parents. she is sur.
vived BY three brothers and on.
sister residing In Olmlto. Cara
Is directing funeral arrangement
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Girl Dies After
Pneumonia Attack

Pabla Guzman. Is, died early
Monday morning at the home Of
her parents on the Brown planta-
ton several miles from Brownsville
She will be buried this afternoon at
4 .. m. at the plantation cemetery.
with Darling'S mortuary In charge.
The girl is survived by her faith
'er, Timoteo Guzman and her moth
er. Micaila Guzman. Death was
caused by an attack Of bronchial
pneumonia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Parker Appointment
Defeated i'm Senate

WASHINGTON, April 21-(F-An
unfavorable report on the nomina-
ton Of Judge John ]. Parker. of
North Carolina, to be an associate
justice Of the supreme court was
voted today by the senate judiciary
committee.
The vote against Parker In the
committee was 10 to 8.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
BY HUGE FULLERTON, JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer

The Washington Senators have
taken a place in the front rank OF
the major league teams which have
started the year by ~upsetting the
dope. One good reason for their
good showing so far Is found In
Lloyd Brown. left handed pitcher.
Brown is the only major league
hurler to pitch two full games this
year and to win them both. He held
the Boston Red Sox 10 three hits
last Tuesday and yesterday scored a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-21
Baby Buried

Juan Perez. five months old sol
or Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Perez. ".
Colonia Victoria. was buried Sundav
afternoon at . o'clock I'm City Gene
terry. Funeral services were he'd
from Our Lady OF Guadalupe church
with Garza's mortuary directing.
The baby died late Saturday night,