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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
FUND CHEST
KIWANIS PLAN

The idea Of a community chest
to care for calls from various
worthy organizations was presented
at the Kiwanis meeting Thursday
by Mrs. Dick Harris. and r. seived
the favorable consideration of the
club, @. G. Henderson being ap-
pointed 10 work out details.
1t Is believed by club members
that such a chest. in which dona-
tons are pooled and later appor-
toned to the Boy Scouts. Cir -e-
serves. and like organizations would
make for more efficient handling
OF the funds and relieve business
men or many overlapping calls.
Mrs. Harris also spoke in the
interest OF the Girl Reserve finance
drive which is now going on. telling
the club Noout the Girl Reserve
camp at Rio Hondo. Miss Louise
Perry. sponsor OF the local Girl
Reserves, told something Of their
work.
A nominating committee COM
posed OF W.. "a. Rasco, chairman:
Otto Manske, w. l.. Dodson, C. ".
Hamilton, and c. G. Henderson
vas named to make up a list of
candidates TO be submitted to the
club no their election day, Nov. Is
Geo. r. Walker. a member who
has just returned after spending
the summer in Canada, said bust
mes conditions were very bad in
the northern section Of the coun-
try. though fair In Canada.
DR.. j. T. Early. a visitor, former
ly Of New Yorb, but now Of Browns
vile, spoke briefly.
IL was announced that the mem
bership committee VIII hosda meet
ing at McDavitt Bros. offices AZ g
o. m. Wednesday.
Nine girls from the high school
glee club. directed By Miss Annie
Tucker. sang several songs. Girls
in the group we're Katherine VIII
son, Dorothy Ann Schmidt, Ayliffe
Cobolini. Johnnie Cabler, Althea
Keller, Roberta Fitch. Maxine MARI
er. Doris Moser and Eugenia Barber.
Margaret Hughston accompanied
them. and also Jack Anderson. who
played a trombone solo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
ESCORT KILLS
SELF And Girl
Couple in Rumble Seat Of
Car Hear No Quarrel
Before Rash Act

BEAUMONT, Oct. e-lPl-Hamil-
ton Bryant, %, OF Colmesneil. shot
and killed Myrtis Odom, IS, OF
Jasper. and then killed himself as
they sat in his automobile on a
road five miles from Colmesne.1, q
few miles from here in Tyler coun-
ty, early today.
s. M. Meadows OF Colmesneil
justice OF the peace. rendered a
verdict Of murder and suicide"
Another couple, Eddie Law and
Ethel May Oxford, both OF Colmes-
neil, e seated in the rumble
sea. Of the Bryant automobile when
the shooting took place.
They said they did not hear q
quarre. prior TO the shooting and
could not assign q reason for II,
they told officers.
Law and Miss oxford said the
couples planned TO attend a dance
at Woodville. They found the dance
had been postponed and were or
their way home when the shooting
took place, they said.
Miss Odom was shot through the
heart. Officers said Bryant had two
pistols. The one with which he
shot Miss Odom evidently snapped
when he attempted to turn IL on
himself and he produced another
one, they said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Girl Aviator Sets
Cross Country Mark

LOS ANGELES, Oct. e-tP-
Battling storms and cropping through
dense mountain fogs during the
last 300 miles OF a transcontinental
flight. Laura ingalls,. diminutlve
25-year-old aviatrix. has established
a mark for fliers OF her sex-an
elapsed time OF 80 hours, 81 min
utes. for flying across the United
States.
Miss ingalls, left New York sun
day. making nine stops enroute to
G-randcentral air terminal. Glen
dale. She completed the last leF
from Kingrnan. Ariz-. her last re-
fueling stop. In four hours. 40 min
utes, dropping az Glendale at 4:25
-. M P-S-r.) yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Are Candidates
For Legion Leader

BOSTON. Oct. 9-(R)-The fight
for the office Of national command
er Of the American Legion, to be
filled at today's session Of the ma
tional convention. had narrowed
down to a contest between Ralph
T. O'Neil Of Topeka. Kas., and Mum
roe johnson OF Marion. South Car
DINA. when the convention got un-
der way.
Three Of the five candidates or
iginally in the field counted them
selves out Of the race before the
session convened. They were En-
met O'Neal Of Louisville. KY, who
said he would not permit his name
to 90 before the delegates; Frank
J. Schneider Of Wisconsin. who with
drew to permit support for the Rev.
Joseph Barnett OF Oshkosh, for ma
tional chaplain: and Z. +. Rozwell
Of Virginia, who withdrew In favor
Of johnson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
No Clues Found To
Slayers of Ortega

Members Of the sheriff's depart
ment were still investigating the
Staying of Emilio Ortega today, fol-
lowing the discovery Of his bullet
riddled body seven miles north OF
Harrington Wednesday morning.
The body was discovered In front
a Ortega's automobile with buck
shot and pistol wounds In the heart,
mouth, between the eyes. under the
arm pit. and In the side Of the body.
Investigations have led to no clue
to the man, or men who shot the
Rio Hondo dairyman.
A group OF Mexican grubbers.
working within sight of the scene
OF the murder. refuse to admit any
knowledge of the shooting. Several
attempts have been made to kill
Ortega previously, officers state
Tracks OF three men were found
In the neighborhood Of Ortega's
body.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
NO WITCHES
Wisconsin County Purges
Itself OF Wizards

GAINESVILLE, Wis. Oct. 9-R-
Rock county today was purged Of
wizards and a warrant was c. for
Herman Englehardt Rockford. Ill
spiritualist, charged by modern
Cotton Mathers with p~racticing
medicine without a license.
A two-day John Doe hearing
unearthed testimony that Enr'e-
hardt frightened farmers into be-
lieving white haired Henry Dorm
ga. was a lizard who made cows
run dry, caused crops to dwindle
and brought all manner OF mis-
fortune to Leyden township.
Assistant District Attorney Harry
Fox agreed with 'Old Dorm" that
the farming ills were caused by
drought and that witchcraft had
nothing to do with 1t. The exam
liners also cleared William Kluz-
meyer Of charges OF having cast
spells over hogs and cattle on the
Fred Byers farm. That. the ex-
aminers said. also was the result
o fthe splritualistic stories.
While we've issued 9 warrant
said Fox. I'VE hardly expect TO
extradite Erglehardt from Illinois.
AS far as we're concerned. he can
produce al the wizards he wishes
II he keeps them out of this state
"Old Dorm" said he had 70 leave
the home OF his sister where he
lived after Engelhardt conducted 9
seance during which ne accused the
II farmer Of bringing misfortune
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Seizure of Plane
Results In Death

DETROIT, Oct. 9-P-The De-
troit police departments first seiz-
ure OF an airplane ended fatally
last night as Junius Kelly, a pilot
who had been engaged to move il.
died in a Mt. Clemens hospital of
injuries suffered in a crash at Graf
lot airport. Detective Peter j.
Sprott, who was In the plane with
Kelly. suffered a fractured arm and
other injuries.
Lee Phelps Of Madison, Ind. had
reported TO police that the plane
was stolen and had asked the ar
rest Of Raymond Robinson. who was
operating it at Harper field here.
Robinson was taken into custody
Tuesday but was realeased on bond
after he stated he Is part owner Of
the plane. The officers found yes
te.day that the plane had been re-
moved to Gratiot airport and went
to take II to the city airport for
storage. The crash occurred as Kel-
~ tried to take off.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
dan WAIVERS
over SPECIAL
SESSION CALL
Governor Believes
Banks Can Give
Drouth Relief

AUSTIN. Oct. 9-(F-Governor
Dan Moody today still was unde-
cided whether TO call a -pecial ses-
sion of the legislature to provide
drought relief.
For the first time since the talk
Of a special session started, the
governor seemed to lean toward the
side Of those opposing it. He said
that before the recent rains virtual
ly all letters and kilograms receiv-
ed had asked the session, but since
West Texas had received good rains,
he had had several letters opposing
It.
The governor said he would be
guided by the wishes OF those IN
the drought area. He said he had
believed that banks would be able
to loan farmers In the territory more
money since the rains had brought
prospects Of a crop. although Sena-
tor Pink Parrish, here In the inter-
ests Of a legislative meeting, argued
that state funds were needed even
more now than before.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Grand Jury Indicts
San Antonio Banker

SA ANTONIO, Oct. 9-R-
An indictment charging A. v.
Campbell. former cashier OF the
National Bark Of Commerce. with
miSapplicatlon OF 3.468 or the
banks funds was returned by a
grand jury in fdeeral court here
today. Campbell made $4,000 bond
nd a released.
Complaint was filed against
Campbell last June by Jacob En-
bry. national bank examiner. and
he has bee. out or a $4,000 bond.
The indictment alleges that Camp
bell converted the funds to his own
use during a period between Feb
ruary and May 4. this year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Unemployment Before
Legion Committee

BOSTON, Oct. 9-Rl-Unemploy-
ment was before the resolutions
committee Of the American FEEDER
alton Of Labor annual convention
here today.
The report OF the executive coun-
Gil which had been referred to the
committee, declared unemployment
was the outstanding economic fact
OF the past year"
The report also said that while
production undertakings were gen.
orally In a sound condition. failure
70 make the proper adjustment OF
credit forces and to provide wagr
Garner and small salary incomes
adequate to buy t-- 7ducts o
industries. contributed to end what
had been a long period Of econo
prosperity"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Head Busy On
County Meet Plans

Supt. Tumllnson Of Point Isabel,
dh ector general Of the Cameron
county interscholastic league work,
is bi.sy arranging details Of the
coming county meet. Notices to
warrior officers of the league
within the county are expected to
be mailed in the near future.
Scslools will receive constitutions
and bylaws as soon as they send
their regular fee to Roy Bedicheck.
lead of the league at Austin.
The interscholastic meet was held
at Haringen last year. The meet
ing place for this year has not been
decided upon IS yet
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Citrus MOVES
FASTER Than
LAST SEASON
1872 Cars Shipped
h O Gain of 80
Over 1929

Citrus shipments for the new
season are rapidly nearing the 400
mark, with 1872 ears alre-dy moved.
This Is approximately 30 cars ahead
Of shipments at the same time
last year.
Shipments include a large guam
tity Of oranges. Quality Of the
fruit Is said TO be holding UP well,
both as TO flavor and size.
A total Of % cars rolled out OF
the Valley Wednesday night and
Thursday, shipments from the vari-
JUS points being:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09

tween IS ard 100 dogs were caught
and vz.cinated. Following this,
few cases Of rabies we're reported
for s. veral months.
Now. however. Fort Brown veteri-
nary authorities have disclosed that
several cases Of diseased dogs have
beer under their care. and the ar
my nen Ia We suggested a string
ent campaign In the city. II was
added that In this climate the dis
ease spreads rapidly.
The campaign will b under the
d e. supervision Of Nj. Champion.
When asked which OF Brownsville'S
seyeral veterinarians had authority
to v. ccinate, he stated that any Of
them could do this work and handle
the issuance Of licenses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Warm Tarnpico
Sells Ice To
Cold Gotham

Ice manufactured IN hot Tam
pico is sold to cold New TX.
This is the information received
in a letter today by The Browns
vile Chamber of Commerce.
Sounds like taking Goals to New
castle but It's true.
The ice In question Is dry Ice,
or solidified carbon dioxide. man.
ufactured in Tampico where
numerous gas wells make the
price OF production exceedingly
low. and shipped to New York by
steamer. Already 10000 pounds
have been sold In New York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Three Dead, Five
Hurt in Collision

ARDMORE. Okla, Oct. 9.-tP-
Three persons were killed and five
others injured. three seriously. In o
collision last night between a light
coupe and an oil field truck on the
ArdrLore-Madill highway east Of
here.
The dead are: Evelyn Cottle. ~.
Sulphur; Charlie Eads. DTwood:
Jake Fisher. 10. Sulphur.
Allyna Walker. is. Of Sulphur,
Virgil Maddox. Joe Freeman. Alvin
Bradley and II. l.. Ray were in
jured. All OF the injured were
brought to an Ardmore hospital.
All Of those killed were in the
coupe. Seven men were on the
truck but only four were hurt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Bandits Rob
Louisiana Bank

CONVERSE, La. Oct. 9-tF-
Three men today robbed the bank
OF Converse OF between s2.500 and
5000 in cash. after having forced
cashier r. ID. Darnell and his wife
into the banks vault.
There were no customers In the
bank at the time. The cashier and
his wife were taken by surprise
when confronted by the holdup
men. armed with pistols. They were
in the vault only a short time as
the bandits failed in their efforts
to lock the combination. The rob-
bers left in an automobile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Texas Aviator Is
Burned 70 Death

HOUSTON. Oct. 9-dPy-GeorFe
A.einer. IS. Houston geologist and
g-eophysicist. was burned To death
yesterday In the crash or his cabin
nonor'ale In Tyler county. 20
miles from Kountze.
Survivors are his ido~, now III
Paris. who had planned to sal for
home Saturday. and his mother,
who T~esiS~s in Hungary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Negro Is Sentenced
On Forgery CHARGE

Felix Jackson. negro. was SEN
fenced to two years IL. the peni-
t= a. -ry in the criminal district
court Wednes " N charges OF
forgery.
The divorce suit Of Mrs. Abe
Mansur vs.. Abe Mansur was on
trial before Judge a. w. Cunning
ham Thursday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Agri College Dean
Suffers Paralysis

BRYAN. Oct. g-tFf- Charles
Puryear, 10. Dean OF the faculty Of
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical
college. suffered a cerebral hem
orrhage last night. his entire right
side having been paralyzed. He has
been connected with the faculty AZ
years coming from Richmond. Va.
Physicians we're doubtful OF his re-
'aorery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
~Infantile Paralysis
Immunization Seen

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 9-lPl-A
possibility that children soon may
be immunized against infantile
paralysis was expressed here yes
terday by Dr. Rex T.. Dively OF
Kansas City. in an address before
a session Of the Kansas City South
west Clinical society.
The speaker said experiments on
monkeys. had proved that these an
finals could be immunized for a Pc
Rod Of six months. DR.. Dively said,
should this be established, a six
month immunization would carry a
child through periods Of epidemics.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Stabbing Victims
Condition Serious
(SpecIal "a The Herald.l

SAN BENITO. Oct. g. Lorenzo
Rodriguez remains in serious con-
dition following a stabbing here
this week In connection with which
Dionicio Najare has been Jailed.
Rodriguez was stabbed IN the side
and was found staggering down an
alley by an officer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Mexican News to Be
Rel Broadcast Here

Mexican Consul l.. Lopez Mon
tero announced Thursday that the
Mexican government had authoriz-
ed him to purchase short wave
radio equipment which will permit
the re-broadcast of news out Of
Mexico City here.
Mexican news is broadcast each
evening W DA, a powerful short
wave station.
Under the present plan. the
Mexican news will be re-broad-
cast by station KWWG on its
i ,Sular wave length. The Mexican
news is broadca-t in English.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Woman Oil Operator
Spuds in New Well
Especial to The Terald)

NOpeCld1 10 lie CAdiOt
McALLEN, Oct. 9.-Mrs. Dayle l..
Smith OF McAllen, for many years
an oil operator in the Starr county
and west Hidalgo county fields, an
nounces that her first well on the
Dascom iesae north OF Sam Fordyce
wa spudded in and that drilling
Is now under way.
The Los Olmos Oil and Gas
company brought in a gasser on
the American side OF the river In
Starr county two weeks ago. II. *.
Kusch and y. w. Duerksen are also
drilling or the American -.de. and
on the Mexican side are the S-n
Juan Drilling Company Of McAllen
and the Continental Oh company
Of Ponca City. Okla.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Cash for Veterans
Tabled by Legion

BOSTON, Oct. SPA resoIu-
ton to request the government to
cash adjusted compensation -srt-
ificates Of world veterans to the
amount OF 80 per cent was killed
by being placed on the table at the
American legion convention meet
ing here today. The vote was 967
to IA.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09

IIlcenseS r ADVISED 20 go % a VET
erinarian Immediately and have the
animal vaccinated. The cost Is
nominal, charges being 50 for vac
cination and 81 for licenses.
A similar campaign was carried
on five months ago. Mr.. Champion
and during this time be-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Common, BOYD
WINCINC Way
over OCEAN
Veteran Monoplane
Used I'm Daring
Air Attempt

HARBOR GRACE. N. r.. Oct. g.
R-Captain Enrol Boyd. and Lieut.
Harry Conner hopper 1920
q. m EST. in the airplane Colum-
bia for England.
The two filters mad been foz
bounu at the local airport fof
more than two weeks. Early day
fog still hung over the N Wound
land coast but. impatient "a the
delay. they prepared TO IT, ad-
vantage OF the first break in the
weather.
II came during the forenoon
when the clouds broke away and
the Tiers decided to take the leap
immediately.
The veteran monoplane Columbia
essayed her sec la transatlantir
crossing when she put out over the
Atlantic ocean today from Harbor
Grace, N. f.. with Captain F-roi
Boyd az the controls and Lieutenant
Harry z. Connor as navigator.
The old ship. which belongs w
Charles A. Levine. is re 5essel ir
which Clarence ChamberlIn and
Levine flew across the Atlantic
from Roosevelt Field 10 Rottbus.
Germany, in June, 1927.
Since then Ii has carried Mabel
Boil TO Havana. 1t cracked lid an
the takeoff OF a projected flight
70 Rome, and was damaged I'M al
flight which Levine made IN over
Roosevelt Field.
NO other plane still IN rigorous
service has. perhaps. the sturdy
record OF the Columbia.
Captain Boyd. in command az to-
days flight. egan last spring 10
prepare for the trip.
First Canadian to enlist in the
Royal Air force during the world
war, Boyd had flown mails for
several years. RE selected Conner
who navieated the plane in which
Roger @. Williams recently flew to
Bermuda. As his navigator.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
SEND THEM HERE

CHICAGO, Oct. 9-(P)-A new
haven for friendless dogs, a two
story building with steam heat, a
modern lighting system, hot and
cold water and two attendants on
duty, has risen from the ashes OF
Mrs. Irene Castle McLaughlin's
Orphans Of the Storm" dog ref
uge. destroyed last winter by fire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
RIVER

There IL nov enough water in
sight In the Rio Grande river from
Mission up TO Eagle Pass and be-
yond TO cause over half bankfull
stages In the upper end or the VAL
ley and nearly bankfull stages or
possibly flood stages from above
San Benito to the mouth OF the
river within the next "a To 90 hours
and remain at these stages for az
least a week without additional wat
er either from the main stream or
from Mexican tributaries. Should
a considerable u decided rise occur
In the San Juan river during this
period a major flood would probably
result for the Valley. Caution H.
therefore advised.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Dog Owners Warned by City
Campaign Opens to Kill All Stray CANNES
Found Without License Tags

A stringent campaign against stray dogs will commence Monday, Oct.
IS, according to Louis Champion, Of the city health sanitary department
Six men have been retained BY the city for the sole purpose Of round
ing up dogs without licenses. Stray dogs viii be captured. taken to the
city pound. and held there for "a hours. II at the end Of this time no
one has claimed the de- they will be patnlesAy killed.
Vaccination Of dogs Is considered imperative to stop the spread Of
rabies. Mr.. Champion said Thursday morning. Owners Of dogs without
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
WEATHER

For Brownsville RI the Valley.
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday;
not much change In temperature.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy to-
night and Friday; not much change
Ia temperature.
Light to fresh southerly winds Oh
the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
Decisive Battle Predicted
Opposing Forces Draw Nearer
With Town of Sac Paulo Objective

MONTEv1DEO. URUGUAY. Oct e-P-Reyoiutionary armies OF the
Southern Brazilian states are converging on Sac Paulo, center Of BrazfPs
vast coffee growing region. where, 1t now appears, q decisive battle may
De fought
The Rio De Janeiro government. dispatches state. is depending upon
troops in Sac Paulo to keep the southern armies away from the capital
while the revolution Is put down in the north. and to this end has
STRENGTHENED its military bases for defense Of the coffee capital:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
It's Girl

Especial TO The Herald.)
Or STAN OFT. 9-Mr. ant
Mrs. M. r. FN~ -nnounce the
tirth OF a daughter Tuesday mt the
Valley Baptist hospital She has
been named Beatrice Anne.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09

In Rio Grailde Do Sui, hotbed OF
the revolution, and in Parana and
Santa Catharina, adjoining states,
almost every hamlet IL furnishing
is qIrta OF volunteers TO aid in
the advance N Sa- Paulo and Rio
De Jan, iro.
Re orts through Uruguyan Dor
der r~ints say that $4,000 men are
under arms and that armies total
ling 100 0 men aire iy have been
mobilizt :. Parana and Santa
tharira armies totallir5 10000
men are marchin toward the
Uruguay river to effect a union
there for the march northward.
Some Successes
Some uccess are reported from
the detachment and larger divisions
advancing northward. Forces from
Vaccari and Bonn Jesis yesterday
took Villa Lagos, while a dispatch
from Porto Allegro said Villa Ami
topolis. strategic Santa Catharina
coast point. had fallen to the ev-
olutionary forces.
Meanwhile the revolutionary
movement is advancing IN the
north, where Pernambuco and Natal
have fallen to the insurgents Per-
nambuco insurgents reinforced with
compatriots from Parahyba, were
said here to have taken over the
small state of Alagoas. and to be
advancing toward Bahia, or
Sac Salvador.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09

RIO DE JANEIRO, oct. e-CF-
The federal government took steps
today 10 regain for the administra-
ton the northern states of Pernam-
bucc Rio Grande do Norte and
Parahyba, all OF which have gone
over to the revolution.
While reDcrts came from Recife,
Continued On pass 1o)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09
FLOOD present 24-HI 14-Hr
Emm~ Co. 49, wnHw
TIDE TABLE

High and Fw tide at ooint Tsarel
tomorrow under normal meteoro'o-
glcal conditions
High ...... 3:22 a. m; $40 p. III.
Low ........ 1912 o. m; il.35 ri IT,.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-09

Bonds Break the Blow
Rio Grande Valley Trust Co.-Adv.