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JURY SILENT
Special to the Herald.O

10 the deThlQ.l
McALLEN, Jan. 3l.-Closest Sc
crecy enshrouds the actions Of the
special grand jury conducting an
investigation OF several phases Of
Hidalgo county rolitical matters
and no information h been forth
coming as to findings Of the jury
m any Of the charges assigned
s. lie time ago.
The jury has for special study
before it the financial condition Of
roads and school districts Of Hi
dalgo county, the Colt index system
being used IN the county court
house, and the general financial
condition Of Hidalgo county. At
the instigation OF Governor Moody,
the jury Is also probing the death
OF Claude Z. Kelly Of Weslaco last
year, who died as the result OF an
attack in the home Of Z. c. Couch,
Weslaco banker, without giving any
clue as I his asst liant.
District Attorney Oliver G. AID
rich intimated recently that the
jury was confronted with sufficient
work 10 continue the special inves-
legations over a period Of two or
three months
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Va -
Valley Oh a more equitable basis
Of competition with other citrus sec
tons.
The re-adjustment was a result Of
the appearance Of j. =. Blanton,
Brownsville traffic manager, I. M
Meldon, General Manager Of the
Texas Citrus Fruit Exchange, Mis-
sion, T. L. Hall, Rio Grande Grow
ers Exchange, Mercedes, 9. II. VIII
son, Southern Pacific representative
and p. n. Coon, Missouri Pacific man
from Houston. before the joint con-
ference with their pleas for better
rates. The adjustment proposed by
the Valley chiefs was accepted by
the convention.
Better Rate
The new rate should eliminate
the necessity for further rate ad-
justments forever" said Mr.. Coon.
"Unquestionably the holding OF
this convention in Brownsville had
much to do with the new ruling"
stated Mr. Blanton. Those in at
tendance at the hearing viii be
more sympathetic TO later requests
for adjustments presented by the
Valley
The visitors were greatly pleased
with the Valley. and were ~favo-sbly
impressed by conditions prevailing
Continued On page 1o)
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Rosenthal Assumes
City Manager Post

Y. "A. RcSenthal, took tbs place i4
the city hall tor the first time FL
day morning sas city manager, and
started digging into the mass OF
detail which contronts him in ulc
handling OF city affairs.
He ~ located ~ the admInlstra-
tive office al the front OF the build
ing. which for the present hf WITT
share with A. VIZ. Munday, city sec
rotary.
He was very busy curing the
morning taking I'D the mass XII
routine and incidental matter
which have accumulated during IT,
absence In Washington with the
port committee.
No changes i'm the personnel af
the city hall are being anticipated
Mrs. Maurice Stephens. assistant
bookkeeper. Is filling the position ol
bookkeeper. left vacant by the rc-
signation of Mrs. Pau Burns,
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Ban
BRINGS TEXAS
SOLONS BLOW
Both State Houses Ask
Land Boycott
Rescinded
(Snecial to The Herald.

ADDCNAd4 W Liz 1AGA0AAsf
AUSTIN. Jan. 3l.-7esolution b.
both houses of the Texas legislature
Friday was forwarded to Gov.
Koehler Of Wisconsin asking the
state to rescind its action which
boycotted Texas land firms from
selling Rio Grande Valley land to
prospective Wisconsin immigrants.
This action follows a request
from the South Texas Chamber OF
Commerce that committees be sent
into the Valley to determine the
error Of their state IN initiating a
move against Valley land dealers
and the calling Of the attention Of
the governor Of Wisconsin to the
matter by Dan NJ 0dy.
While the boycott Of some dealers
was being carried on by the state
many citizens of Wisconsin voiced
their objections TO the stand tax
en-, and at present a Z )od will train
is planned for the Valley to ar
rive in Brownsville on February %
Reports Of the cancellation Of
many shipments Of Wisconsin goods
by Valley buyers have been made
from time to time. but it is also
held that the matter is a misunder-
standing which will be cleared up.
Meanwhile, Valley grape fruit
sellers Ia e taken advantage of the
advertising to bring the local pro-
duct forcibly to the attention Of
Milwaukee purchasers.
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Farmers Vote Own
Filling Stations

DALLAS, Jan. 3l-Pl-J. =. Mont
gomery Of lyman. Bee county, today
was elected president Of thc Texas
Farm bureau federation In conven-
ton here.
Frank p. First Of Fl Paso vas
named vice-president.
A resolution was adopted which
makes the president a full-time
executive on a salary basis.
1t was decided by the convention
that the organization would install
a chain OF filling stations over the
ste TO sell at cost to members.
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Monterrey Would
Use Local Port

Monterrey business men are well
pleased at the prospects Of a port
in the Valley. according to E. x.
Goodrich, local attorney. who has
just returned from the Mexican
industrial capital.
Goodrich talked to a number OF
business men while there and they
gave indication they would make
use OF the port, he says.
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Man, Car and Liquor
Seized by Officer

A man. a touring a and ~
quarts Of liquor were taken into
custody at Harrington Thursday
night by Mounted Customs Inspect
or J. II. Collins.
Charges were TO be field before
u. S. Commissioner z *. Goodrich
Friday.
The man was placed in Jail while
the car and liquor were eonfiscat-
ed.
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Valley Anti-C Chain
Store Group Forms
Especial 70 The Herald) v

Especial TO The Herald) y
AUSTIN. Jan. 81 The Magic
Valley Independent Means Associa-
ton with headquarters at Harlin-
gen will be incorporated Feb. l TO
fight chain store methods and 70
create a condition OF confidence In
the minds of the bankers, mer-
chants, farm shippers and consum-
err that will automatically work for
the good OF all concerned. Results
are expected TO be better prices for
farm products which would create
prosperity and happiness.
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Harrington Laborer
Problem Draws Fire

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3i-tPl-
Sharp charges and contradictions
here heard today before the House
immigration committee as Rep
resentative Free, republican. Calf
ornia, characterized Francis /. Jones
director Of the United States En-
ployment Service, as a 'propagan-
dist and theorist."
The exchange followed testimony
BY Jones that a demand for 5000
farm laborers had been sent out
from Harrington, Texas. but when
126 men we're sent only 25 were
hired. Free contended that between
the time the original call for men
was sent ard the arrival OF the l26
workers. there had been a frost
that ruined crops in the vicinity.
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Speakeasy Thought
Greatest Gang Evil

CHICAGO, Jan. 31.-tPl-The
states attorney. John A. Swanson.
has been presented by his special
investigator. Pat Roche. with a plan
for eliminating bombing from the
country's catalogue or crime.
The plan. reduced TO its essentials
calls for the closing or every speak
easy and gambling place In Chi
cago. Roche does not believe the
plan as difficult az 10 sounds.
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WHEREAS business interests of the United States, are extending their
every effort to have the month Of February, A. D. 1880, designated as
Prosperity Month" and
WHEREAS. never before in the history OF the City Of Brownsville have
conditions been SO happy end the outlook upon the future SO bright and
WHEREAS, never before have we had occasion to band ourselves to-
eether to celebrate and observe the existing good fortune. and
WHEREAS. the Merchants Of the City OF Brownsville have joined
themselves together to observe the month Of February, A. D, 1880, as
Prosperity Month" and
WHEREAS, / approve and endorse the request that the month Of
February, A. D. 1880. be set aside as Prosperity Month and observed
and celebrated accordingly
THEREFORE, l. as Chief Executive Of the City Of Brownsville, pro-
claim February, A. d, 1880. as Prosperity Month" for the City Of
Brownsville.
r. Z. RENTFRO
Mayor, City Of Brownsville
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Commonwealth Of
Philippines Sought

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l-tPl-A
bill TO provide for the Immediate
establishment OF the Common
Wealth Of the Philippine Islands
under a plan OF progressive auto
nomy looking TO complete with
drawal Of American sovereignty in
ten years was introduced today by
Senator Vandenberg. Republican,
Michigan.
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HaLEMinut
Interviews

MRS. MORRIS CLINT: TT Is
becoming almost impossible to find
a parking place on Elizabeth street
to go 70 the stores for a little
shopping"
A. Z. MUNDAY, city secretary.
Big building programs ahead for
several Texas cities indicate a
period Of good times. Conditions In
Brownsville are showing improve
ment."
! r. J. MEAKER: IF cabbage ship
ments and prices hold up to the
present level just a few days longer,
all losses from the freeze will be
easily made up"
MISS JULIA O'BRIAN: I'm glad
the rail men had an opportunity
TO SCI the sunshine"
r. M. GILMORE, former Valley
tie now visiting daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r.
Hall: There are lots Of reasons why
4 IdIlS Q1Ck W TIE tdllcy lIOIl
Louisiana and Mary Perl, my two
year-old granddaughter, is not the
least Of them
W. D. WASHINGTON, Browns
vile Boy Scout leader: II hope to
see Brownsville well represented at
the Valley Boy Scout council meet
ing TO be held at San Benito Fri
day evening"
DR.. S. K. HALLAM: Twenty
years ago, I thought Brownsville
had the makings Of a city, and ]
still think 50 today. I am hoping
that this dream will be realized in
the near future"
MAC PAGE NULL. assistant to
E. G. Holiday. architect: Building
business Is picking UP. ana think
this win DC q good year"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
Pantages to Try
Again for Bail

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 31-tP-
Alexander Pantages. multi-million-
ARE Snowman, today prepared to
appeal Superior Judge Charles w.
Frlcke's refusal TO admit him TO
bail. The Snowman. who has been
in jail since October, when he was
convicted Of assaulting Eunice
Pringle, 17-year-old dancer and
sentenced TO from one to fifty years
in San Quentin penitentiary. yes
terday lost his second attempt TO
obtain freedom under bond pend
ing a review Of his case in appellate
court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
FORMER VALLEY
DOCTOR DIES
Malone Duggan Funeral To
Be Held in Santone
Next Tuesday

A telegram received In Browns
vile today by Mr.. and Mrs. IT. y,
Nye brings news OF the death OF
DR.. Malone Duggan. formerly Of La
Feria and Harrington.
DR.. Duggan died Friday AZ the
National Soldiers home in Danville,
Ill, where he was one Of the ply
sicians OF the home.
He was a well known figure Of the
Valley, owning property AZ La Feria,
and at one time conducted a clinic
in Harrington. Burial will be IN San
Antonio next Tuesday.
During the Neff administration
DR.. Duggan was state health OFF,
Ger, and during the war served with
the Ninth Division in France.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
Shook Faces a Other
Texas Indictments

WICHITA FALLS. Jan. 3i-t#1-
Still facing four other indictments
pending against him in Texas and
a second murder charge in Tenn
esSee, Tom Shook. former police
chief of Electra. today "a under
a 30-year ~penitentiary sentence i'm
posed yesterday when he was con-
victed here for Staying Oscar Daugh-
erty in 1928. He already was
under a five-year sentence imposed
in Young county last December on
a charge Of being a robbery &C
complete.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31

Ireland Graves former dlstrr I.
judge Wv an Austin lawyer. SAL
Brady. former civil appeals court
justice had one phase OF American
expansion rs this tonic to- tha rre
ming az the club.
Barker. Graves, ~. J.. Bats i0I-
mer United States circuit cugg.
judge and w a. Keeling. once Tex
IS attorney general. testified they
had noticed nothing in Brady g
conduct to indicate ne was insane
Dr. Beverly Boyd. Episcopal rec
tor here and Brady's nelghbog. SAL
hc had seen nothing pointing t1
the hypothesis that the former
appellate court Judge did not know
right from wrong.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
M. P. President Optimistic
Baldwin on General Inspection Tour of Valley
Sees 1880 AS Banner Business Period

That the business outlook generally throughout Missouri Pacific Lin
territory is most encouraging was the opinion voiced here today by L. W.
Baldwin, president, ST. Louis, who, with staff officers Of the Texas
Louisiana properties, is n the Rio Crane Valley on a general inspec-
ton tour. He declared that he had found very little to indicate any
prolonged recession Of business in the Southwest despite the recent col
lapse of the stock market and the severe cold weather in this section.
Mr.. Baldwin stated that the outlook for a gradual improvement in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31

general business conditions IS en-
couraging, and he believes that,
barring any unforeseen catastrophe,
the year 1890 will prove to be the
best in the history Of the properties
he directs. He pointed out that
in 1880 the improvement and new
equipment expenditures on the Mis-
souri, Lines would aggregate $780,
U0O.U11, included in which will b.
the ing Of 10000 tons Of new
rail OF heavier sections and other
related improvements to roadbed
The purchase Of new equipment
alone involves an expenditure o.
si0.O00,0 900.
Regular Trip
There IS 10 special significance
attached to this tour, Mr.. Baldwin
said, 1t being one Of hts periodical
visits over the Missouri Pacific
properties to study conditions anc
requirements for improved service
He expressed qualification at tn
public's reception of tn Missouri
Pacific policy to build up It's prop
critics, with the end in view Of al
fording adequate and dependabl'
service and keeping pace with th'
rapid development and progress II
the Southwest
Asked for an expression OF hi
views on the proposed grouping o
the railroads, as recently promul
gated by the Interstate Commerce
Commission. MI. Baldwin said tina
while he had not had time to stud,
infinitely the Commissions find
ings, he thought highly Of the gen
eral plan which contemplates
transcontinental railroad througI
St. Louis. This plan proposes tn
grouping Of the Missouri Pacifi
properties with those Of the Den
yer g. Rio Grande Western and tn
Western Pacific. which will IN re
atty create three gateways, NJ
Louis, Memphis and New Orleans
to the Pacific Coast.
Other Officers
Mr.. Baldwin was accompanied b.
J. A. Brown assistant v~ice-presi
dent, and George G Stohlman, 81
Louis. and Texas-Louisiana line
staff officers headed by Fl. r. SAT
ford executive vice president, Hous'
ton, and w. G. Choate, genera
manager. In the party also wer'
Frank Andrews general counsel fol
the Texas Louisiana properties; G
II. Guion. freight traffic manager
L A. David, assistant general man
ager: G. s. Kirkpatrick, chief engi
neer: L. r. Christy. master ca
builder; Mallory IcDonald, specia
representative Of the executive de
partment; w. B. Cook, agriculture
agent: j. G Weaver. general live
stock agent, all Of Houston and G
G. Kennedy. superintendent, Kings
vile division: i. c. McCord division
engineer, and Sam Hammer, train
master, Kingsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
Expect $500 Poll
Taxes to Be Issued

With u p. m. the dead line for
would-be voters to obtain their poll
taxes. Tax Collector J. J. Fox es-
timated at noon Friday there would
be around $500 qualified voters
in Cameron county during the COM
ing year.
A heavy rush has been expert
enced for the past two days which
shot the number Of poll taxes up
almost perpendicularly from about
1000.
Poll tax stations will remain open
until IL tonight in order 10 care
for belated citizens. Fox has an
nounced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
Hoover Never Ran For
Dopcatcher, Is Claim

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l-tF-
Testimony that Joseph r. Grundy.
now a republican senator from
Pennsylvania. had said at a meet
ing of the National Association Of
Wool Manufacturers prior TO Her
bert Hoover's Inauguration that the
latter never ran for even the OF
flee OF dog catcher and dosen't
know anything al all from ex-
perience what legislation means
was given today 70 the senate lobby
committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
Resaca Dynamited
In Hunt for Body

NOpGIId4 % 4IIC
SAN BENITO. Jan. 31.-Dynamite
Is being used by the fire department
in continuance OF the search for a
mans body reported floating on the
surface Of the resaca here by an
employe Of Central Power and Light
company Wednesday. Efforts OF the
men, under direction Of fire chief
Ira A. Tedder have met With no
success so far.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Vale
Fair 70 partly cloudy tonight ana
Saturday with slowly rising iem-
perature. Light III moderate north
east to southeast winds ON rho wc
coast.
For East Texas: Increasing Clour
mess tonight and SATURDAY v4fA
slowly rising temperature. LiAht t1
moderate northeast t1 s1I-reA
winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
Mission Man Scout
Banquet Speaker

MM
SAN BENIIO, Jan. 3l.--Supt SO.
Hardin OF the Mission schools
I'd be principal speaker at u bau-
quet OF the Valley Boy Sccut
council tonight a. the St0neWaM
Jackson hotel here. "A. ~ MCn.-
gomery OF San Benito is I'd preside
with w. w. Honsewright Inn charge
Of the program.
ScoutmasteTs. their assistants and
guests numbering around $50 AFr
expected 70 - present. B. MI. Hoi-
land OF Harllngen ~ 20 report cu
the suggested three-ytaF budget
system for tae council. Music ls ~
be furnished by Eddie Werner
orchestra and the Central Power
and Light companys hllcwat Four
quartet. Election on officers vii
also be held.
About 10 members cg TIE Be-
Scout executive board Ia Browns
vile. and others interested I'm Scult
work are planning to attend thr
annual Valley Boy scout council
meet and banquet m san Benitn
Friday evening.
About zoo Valley Scout leader
and others are expected 10 fhe
meeting, which begins LIN the stone
wall jackson hotel at = y ". or
ficers of the Valley council arc to
be elected
Three Brownsville boys. Homer
Morrow. Jr.. and William and Owen
Washington will ~ awarded their
Eagle badges NO the Friday evening
meet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
STUDY OIL

FORT WORTH, Jan. 3l-Pl-
Representatives OF Texas oil pro-
ducers met here today 70 discuss
the situation created by recent OIL
price reductions made by the Stan
dard OIL company Of New Jersey.
Recommendations for remedying
the situation were advanced by a
committee named last week 70 pro-
test the price cut TO officials OF
the Humble OIL company. which
initiated Il. and were intensely
studied today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
BRADY IS SAM
SAY WITNESSES
Former Judge Discussed American Expansion
And Quoted Latin Shortly Before
Girl Was Slain, RebuttaI Shows

COURTROOM AUSTIN, Jan. -P-John Wy. Brady accused SLAYER
of Miss Lehia Hghsmith. participated IN r discussion az American cr-
panson and quoted Latin on the Thursday night before Miss HirhsmEh
was stabbed to death, rebuttal witnesses testified today Ia TIE rroseca-
TONS attack on he Brady insaniy plea.
Dr. e Q. Barker, Texas University professor. declared Brady dur4ug
a meeting Of the Town and Gown club sat IN a round table disru,st,,
and at one time gave a Latin maxim.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
Oil Shot 80 Feet

TYLER, Jan. 3l-P- Sending
spray oil eighty feet into the air.
Pure Oil company's A. r. Tunnel
No. I, on the Van school campus,
blew in today for Vans fifth pro-
Queer. The well was making an es-
timated 500 to 1000 barrels q day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
Filipinos Protest

MANILA, Jan. 3i-tPl-All Manila
will Ioin in the Observance Sunday
Of national Humiliation day" as q
protest against anti-Filipino demon
STATIONS at Stockton, San Jose. and
jacksonville. Cal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
Valley Citrus Rates Adjusted
Carriers VIII Announce New Rulings Prior
To Movement of 1890 Crop

The establishment OF rates on citrus arrived at 10y the freight rNe
men during their convention in Brownsville will do away with the pres
ent unsatisfactory condition Of rates and will allow the Valley to market
its products IN the east and southeast at a price to compete with CAL
iforna and Florida" said r. II. Coon. Missouri Pacific official Thursday
afternoon.
The approved rates will be published by carriers prior to the movement
Of - lan cnon MI. Coon sad. The new rates will place the Rio Grande
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
CITY'SFUTURE
REASON GIVEN
FOR AIRLINE
Brownsville Seen AS
Winter Resort By
Airway Chiefs

Our belief that this section is
destined to become a leading winter
resort in the United States IS n
of the main reasons for our open
ing the new airline between Kansas
CITY and Brownsville" said F. G.
Gillock. president Of the Interna-
tional Airway Corporation, this
morning.
A party of five Kansas City fin
anciers interested in aviation ar
rived in Brownsville yesterday at
ternoon, landing at the Municipal
Airport III two planes. In the first
plane were Gillock, Ray Sparks
general manager Of the line and
formerly with the Curtiss company
Frank Hedrick, and j. c. Newberry.
The Lockhead was piloted by II. A.
FREEZE. The second plane brought j.
E. Akers. who is in charge Of finan-
ces and advertising, with Charlie
Landers pilot.
Fast Line
We will be in the Valley until
February q" stated Mr.. Akers, and
plan 10 attend the presidential in
auguration OF Ortiz Rubio on the
5th. While in Brownsville we will
attempt TO complete all arrange
mentS for the opening OF the new
airline"
Daily trips will be made between
Kansas City and Brownsville, Mr..
Akers explained. and an eight-hOur
schedule has been planned. The line
is what is known as a through line"
and will be among the fastest in the
United States. The average cruising
speed is $50 miles an hour, and
specially constructed planes vii
make the daily run.
Airport Praised
Your local airport is undoubtedly
one OF the best 1 have ever Seen,
was Mr.. Gillock's enthusiastic ver-
dict on the Brownsville port. You
have something to be proud Of here,
because your field compares favor
ably with any In the largest cities.
You are capable Of handling any
emergency. and your equipment is
excellent"
Operation Of the new Brownsville
Kansas City air service will begin
in approximately 30 days, the Off
Gals disclose.
2. Q. Gillock is responsible for the
Inauguration of the new line en-
tering Brownsville. Local men who
have been working on the project are
Billy Burnett. Maurice Brulay, and
Judge II. l.. Yates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
Separation Suit
Blamed on Writer
(Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, Jan. 31-Lloyd
Fl. Kuh, who is being sued for
separation, AYERS that his wife
is a great admirer of Fannie
Hurst and has picked up the idea
that married people ought TO live
apart for a few months every
year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
VET Dis

HICKMAN. Ky, Jan. 5i-P-Jor
Cantillon, for ~ years n figure ln
the baseball world. died here today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-31
RIVER FORECAST

There viii be no material chang
the river during tho next few dal
Flood Present Z4-Hr -A-N
ENumn 81. IM.. ~