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Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-12
NEW REPRESENTATIVE PROMISES TO RAISE
 HOME TOWN vQICE

Hedging himself to represent the Third Division to the best of his ability, Cal M. Brosius, newly elected member of the House of Representatives, Terri tory of Alaska, from the Third Division, thru the Seward Cham Der of Commerce, thanked all who supported him.
 He was called upon for a speech at Tuesdays regular weekly meetig of the civic body.
 II believe I am well informed on conditions in the Gateway City and the vast territory bell hind the Gateway" he said II expect to lift up my voice early and often in such beneficial leg- islation as will come before the assembly"
 pr. L. Pryor of Kodiak and Jack Hunt, also of that town, were guests of the Chamber and each spoke briefly Dr. Pryor complimented Seward on the ac- quisition of it's fine new Gener- al Hospital and it's expert physi- clan and surgeon, pr. A. D. Hav- erstock. MT. Hunt spoke of con- ditions to the Westward and looked for a good trapping seal son. Fur farmers are meeting weekly meeting of the civci body with success, he said.
 Communications asking for in formation regarding Seward and vicinity were read by Secretary Leonard Hopkins There wa; discussion of several prob lems in local conditions but nothing was brought up for de- finite action.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-12

ing lamp in an effort to put it out, before she could go for as- ssitance.
 Her little six year-old grand daughter, Carol, bravely ran for pr. A. w. Wilson, who forum ately lives next door to Mrs Goss, and he was soon on the
 scee rendering first aid, with Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Broder the Territorial teacher, for his able assistants. .
 The injuries, while covering considerable area, are not as severe as at first supposed, but they are painful and it will be sometime before Mrs. Goss will have the use of her hands and be able to resume her household duties. She has with her, Mrs. Robert Kronig, who kindly vol unteered to stay as long as her friendly assistance is necessary. All neighbors and friends rallied around and are doing everything possible to make the unfortun- ate occurrence as light as possi- ble.
 At this writing Mrs. Goss is over the worst of her suffering and it taking brave and cheer full attitude of the accident.
 On October II, Mrs. Wallace F. Benham surprised herself and her husband by presenting him with twin boys!
 All three are doing well, but it certainly is embarrassing when one prepares for just one and receive two! Mr. Benham is ~ radio operator at the Naval ra- dio station, Dutch Harbor and was married less than a year ago. Some people seem to have all the good luck! #
 When she found out what had happened, the little lady exclaimed; My! How am I go- ing to take care of two? I don't know the first thing about bab- ies!" But with two to practice on she will get her experience just that much quicker. And when she listened to proud papa cooing away with one Oh each arm and advising the world that This sons were not going to be ipst radio operators, she beam sd and agreed with every word.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-12

The first scheduled basketball game of the season is planned for the evening of Nov 20 bet ween the Bremen and Army lads. The Bremen expect to give the Signal Corps squad an aw- full hosing.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-12

Owing to the unexpected cold wave which swept down from the North Pole and accompanying icy blasts, a night janitor, Chas. Skinner, has been employed by the school board. With the fur mace kept going continuously, it is expected all class rooms will be kept well heated
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-12
DALI ISLAND

Wickersham 12, Grigsby 2. Smith 12, Hardcastle 3. Cole 12, Gaffney 3. Ulmer 8, Hesse $, Johnson Karnes 9, Keller 5.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-12
ON HER WAY

Latest reports on the SS Ala meda of the A. $. s. Co.,, as rel ceived today by the local office, are to the effect that she left Juneau at g a. m. today The hour of her arrival here is un- known.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-12

List vour labor wants with US. we will endeavcr to secure for you the help desired. Phone Adams 126 or cf.ll at the M & w Club, Seward, Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-12

Amanda'S Hand Laundry now open for business. Phone Madi- son 126.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-12

IF YOU HAVEN'T GOT THE HABIT YET, START NOW AND WATCH FOR OUR DELICIOUS BAKERY SPECIALS. AT Elec- tric Bakery.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-12

Mail your Thanksgiving cards on the sS Alameda. Alaska Shop
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-12

Have you heard the Utah Trail"? Still popular. Schaller- CTS Alaska Shop. adv
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13

The Lincoln Highway is said 10 he the most direct route 10 San Francisco from tho Atlantic coast.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13

nrNd and Tn k'c..nz @fn t. taken uar' of by Gerald Eloc1. vno is playing his first He-r on 'ae team.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
NL0lBER IS LOST
 ID N. B. H. s. TEAM
BaCkHeId Titan Warned by Pby-
 Sioi2n Not t9 Play Saturday

Halfha.a Edgar kiolnlr son oi Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph hloIhcr ot West Main street, was this afternoon declared in no physical condition to take part in the annual New Brit n-Harrford High school tootba Il game scheduled at the Hurley StadI- um in East Hartford Saturday
 After holding out hope for the past two weeks that he would be able 10 return 10 the lineup, kloiber went 10 2 specialist Nho warned him that f he played he would endanger his right knee so that he might mako il 8 permanent injury He tried 10 take part in the scrmmago during tho past week but he WAS yn- able 10 get abouf very well. The specialist said h. had 'orn Ilcamcr's between two bOu,8 in ri~ knee.
 This is a serious joss 10 ra" Nv Britain team, kloihrr rntil two weeks ago vas lhe lone puntr on the team. His duties in ho back
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13

USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
JUNIOR HADASSAH HEARS
 DISRAELI BOOK DISCUSSED
Mir, Da'id EG chhoW Entertains Literary Club At lea in Camp
 Street Home

4 meeting Q. ,Eo Junior HaIaa- aaA Literary d.l naz bold la.' cye- n;r7 ar th> homr of Mrs ua,iI Eaaehho0 Of ramr street
 Nrrc~d5n- 'ro general rtrrary rouua-. Mic I.y,fy0 Hue.er prcsi- lrrr C. JEu'o- Hndre=4h anrouncrd that Ms Ju'0a L.rne and Miss Syl- via Adler would ocyompany har as representative cr th~ New Britain chapter at h. Junior Hada sah r. glonal con-r-tlog @hIch l. 10 ho held sunday, December 1c. n thc Bond hotrI
 Tho mcarin= ua~ opened hy the reading ot current palosunlan 's nj hr Mtes Ruth Go}lstctn Thf, naz folio1-d h. a talk given by Mss Iolda H1a,Sman. tho suhjcct O t>ht,h was "Noi"r Shfyah." an instj- tgtion III Palestine which IS sup ported hy Junior Hadaseah
 Miss Garv Miller in her review
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
MORE TABLES RESERVED
 FOR BRIDGE AT N. B, H. s
-Jclal Event "or IIcncfl of school Library L>re"tcd to Be
 Web Attvu!Cd.

Ir.lrt-. ls reported increasing ia ro $ uor High school library be".- l., Uul-- 10 he held in the two .;ymraslum~ 3l the school on Mon jay evening, November r, at 5 o'clock. Many more persons have taken tables for the affair with the -sult that there will probably be near 2o2 tables, far exceeding orIgi- nal expectations
 The benefits ot good hooks has hen one of the outs audng sub t.cts during the present American Elucaron week. The fund raised from tho sale Of tickets for the tridg4 will he used to purchase books 10 bs placed ln the school library for the use Of the students in the rursGal O currlcula and eX- :ta-curricula knowledE-
 sine he last lis, Of table rc-.r- ,auo1s 7as plm'=heI. The foLLouu- have been added: N.~. Henry Hook cr. Mrs. Herbert owen. Mrs WrI- lam Eattruhury. Mrs. Arthur Sa- ,ard, Mrs Georza Rogers. Nrs. George Russ |. Mrs Ela Swanson Mrs. Jasper North. Miss Alice Olson. Miss Gladys Clark. Miss LHHe Tul- bert, Miss Clara Vile, Mss Dcrna Tersuo. Howard Clark and Bc'1 M Sorority
 The committ,s Q. 1ouue 0oni r. v1o w.ll usher or Monday n.=rt ,- rompos.l Of N5sze" Irma &2an7or Grace Ludly, Nt,ian Carlson. Jan { Cooper. Bertha SfetIs Nrna A 3rawe. Elizabeth rr'rod. Laura Sa i.rni and Tatn Barry
 The young H-n who will 4zt.r arc Lloyd Ith5erts. Bar lcnncFan Arrold KaIu. William Lyons Rus. sell Andersen. Robert King Jamr- White. John Heath md f,rno. Johnson
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
SHARON, PA, BANK FAILS
 TO OPEN; CASHIER HELD
Ralph l.. Matthews Charged Witb Embedding S125, ,0OO Of Funds
 Inspector Keeps Silence.

Sharon. Pa. Nov. IS lP-Th- Dollar Title &. Trust Company bank. 1 state institution. vas closed today and the cashier. Ralph F. Matthews 4. was held for court on charges of embedding s125.000 of the bank : funds.
 J, D. Swigart, state bank inspcc torll, took charge of the institution. ! Neither Swigart nor the bank Of fcials made any statement this morning when the bank did no open.
 Matthews was alleged to have con. tcssed 10 the charges against him If q hearing before Alderman H. r..
 Phipps carly today He was held for court under s10o,00o bonds. Directors of the bank asked last | Tuesday that an inspector be sen; 1 here. The institution was one Of th" smaller banks Of the city.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
GUIGlEY WILL SELECT
 SUCCESSOR TO BOYLE
raCanC7 on Committee In,eztIgating Lighting Rate Will Be
 Filled ~c0n

Ma or QuiElav 1fH appo1nt 4 member ct the common councIl 70 succeed Councilman ". D Boyle ou the congmlttee to look into the mat Ter Of obtaining lower electric ncg. lates, and vlIj add two or thre- private cItizens to the committee. he aid today
 Councilman Botle na1 charmau of the committee whose report rec commended that the committee bs continued, displaced, or added 10. within the discretion Of the mayor. hut he informed the mayor that he would not continue 10 serve as he was not in favor of going deep F into the matter after representative 5 of the Connecticut Light & Power Co. informed the committee that m their judgment the existing rates were fair and equitable.
 It is expected that Alderman J. Gustave Johnson. who is d member of the committee and favors thor ough inquiry before completing the committees functions, will be the new chairman.
 USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13

The next review will take place in December with the reading of poeti- cal excerpts from Year in and Year Out and Poems in Praise of i Practically Nothing" by Samuel , HofenStein.
 The meeting was adjourned and tea was served by Mrs. Raschkow.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
SEARCH FOR BOYS
 IN LADS HANGING
Foster Father DiSre6arded
 Threat on Youths Life

Smithrille, Ont, Nov. 15 tUP)- Boys who may have hanged IT, lear-old Charles Royal Lampman when they found him alone Monday ~e-e sought by Ontario provincial police today after they learned Noung Lampman was threatened rifh death two weeks ago
 The new clue Q the hanglng-and ulc only tangible one revealed by uonCe so far-Was given by Jamt 2 I Lampman. foster father Of the lad boy, who said Charles had tol l m two weeks before his death ue had been threatened by other boy B.
 We could kill you n the woods. md nobody would know anythins about it." Charles said The boys told h5m.
 DierCgards Threat
 Lam0mau paid It.!e attention 70 ne threat at the time, but recalled if after his adopted sons body was found hanging hv rope tied to a pine tree on rhe Lampman farm. Ir was trsr thought 'ho boy vas , -4tc.de
 The murder theorr was strength tned because John CnLE. q neigh horing farmuoy told police that he 50 was rhrea.toed within an hour lar young Laupnlal. body "as Ind Cvth told SrAreh,r- who uaud the body thar h. heard H shot .uI a scream aboI, the time tn, hoy must have been htll~d. An hour fa-er he received an anorE nous rele- .aone call.
 T heard vhI- Eo4 -alI" ? yoina q. the other md O rha wire told rm, and will repay 2oI neN, week."
 The tarnln= ,aI1.1 aroud Smjfh- ella has been terror-strichcn sin" ..a killing Al night every door is locked. and suns are lad at hanI n case anyone should proHI Tw1 amilies who lived close to the scenr of young Lampman' hanging haya ..oyed into town.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13

or D''c life Of DisracI' hy Andre Malroi2, dt~c.e-ad tho most potent nhasoe in thc Hfc Of this great char Gc,,r
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13

Eunors that the Wlckersham com- mission may recommend nberalizing of the NoIstead act have caused several people 10 prepare 10 put out flow of beer, if and when such a procedure will become legal Above is a snapshot showing how d Cin- cinnatI restaurant man attracted at tention to his place with two kegs bearing the sign. Ready by Xmas" Al tho right arc two photocs taken at the Schjltl brewery in Milwaukee, where preparations have boon made 10 start operations on short notice Tho upper picture shows TOW O. C'ant beer kettles; below. a Guldo lr's visitors inspect onr a' close
 rangc.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
INDIAN TO SPEAK HEEI,

now q student at the Hartford thco- logical seminary, will address q meeting of the Woman's association of the South Congregational church at the home Of Mrs. Harriet Mcr- ricm on Worthington ridge. Berlin. tomorrow afternoon.
 The program will be in charge of
 Miss Jennie Vessel and will include songs by Mrs. Claire Upson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15

ment Of 100 chicks to Mexico and
it met with such success that m
average Of 500 to soc are shipped
at a time. The most shipped at one
time SO far is 1000 chicks.
II takes longer - take the chicks
TO Brownsville and across the bor-
der, due to much red tape, than it
does TO fly from Brownsville 20
Mexico City The chicks leave
Brownsville at 9 O'Clock In the
morning and arrive at Mexico City
at 1870 o'clock in the afternoon.
Great possibilities are seen IN
the Mexican market. The Mexican
people are great consumers OF eggs
and the market has scarcely been
scratched by American producers.
The number OF eggs produced IN
Mexico is negligible
Although airplale transportation
adds TO cost Of the chicks delivered
they arrive In such good condition
and so quickly that II has been
found justified.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
MEXICO DRAWS
U.S.. STUDENTS
Special Rates Are Offered
AS Summer Feature
Of University

With the closing OF the regular
terms In schools and colleges
throughout the United States. Con-
sui L. Lopez Monterc expects ~
see groups or students passing
Brownsville soon bound for Mexico
City and the summer school OF
the National University.
The idea OF featuring Spanish
instruction for Americans at the
university's short summer term has
proved a success since its incep-
tion." Consul Montero said. Special
rates over rail and steamer lines
from most points i'm the states TO
the Mexican capital have aided IN
increasing the numbers.
Special booklets explaining the
courses which begin July 2 and end
Aug. IL may be had from the Mexi-
can consulate in Brownsville.
Many OF the American students
take advantage Of visiting many o.
the historic spots near Mexico City
while they are there attending their
studies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
5-I-s-15-3t 3736

IN THE MATTER OF SITTING AS
A BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
On this the 18th day of May A. D.
1880, at the Regular May Term
meeting of the Commissioners
Court. II was adjudged and ordered
that said Court convene and sit a.
a Board OF Equalization on Monday
the Goth day OF May. "A. ID. 1890.
at 8 o'clock A. M. and the Clerk was
directed TO cause notice thereof To
be published as follows;
Notice"
The Commissioners Court OF Cam
eron County Texas. will convene
and sit as a Board OF Equalization
on Monday the 26th day of May,
A. d., 1880 at 9 o'clock a. m. To re-
ceive all assessment lists and books
OF G. A. Cowden. Tax Assessor OF
Cameron County. Texas for the year
1880 for inspection. correction or
equalization and approval.
Witness my hand and seal Of the
Commissioners Court OF Cameron
County Texas. this the 18th day of
May. A. d. 1880.
III. ID. SEAGO Clerk
County Court g. Ex-officio Clerk a.
the County Commissioners Court,
Cameron County, Texas
STA TO % inc.-10t-3746
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
G ADVERTISEMENT

plants, ~lighterage, towing facilities
and all other purposes incident 70
or necessary TO the operation or
development of ports or waterways
within said district: all Of which
more fully appears In q certain
written statement and petition filed
by said Brownsville Navigation Dis
trict Of Cameron county, Texas,
with the judge of the county court
Of Cameron county, at law, on fhe
14th day of May, A. ID. 1890, to
which reference is here made. and
we, having heretofore duly selected
such time and place for hearing rs
required BY law. will proceed %
hear both parties named and said
written statement. and to act there
on in the manner required and d.
rected by law.
witness our hands this i4th day
Of May "A. ID. 1880.
j. S. FORD
II M. SHELTON
w. p. CLINT
Special Commissioners.
5-15-22-29-5-4t-3747
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE or

NOTICE or CONDEMNATION
The State of Texas ,
County OF Cameron }
IN the Matter OF the Proceedings
of Brownsville Navigation Distric.
Of Cameron County. Texas, for the
Condemnation OF Certain Property
Of <. S. Clevenge- and the w.
known Heirs OF e. 8. Clevenger.
To Brownsville Navigation Dis
trict Of Cameron County. Texas. and
to Z. 5. Clevenger and to the Un-
known heirs OF X. 3. Clevenger:
You are hereby notified that on
the 18th day Of June. A. D.. 1890,
at ten o'clock q. m. and at The
County court room in the court
house in Brownsville. county cf
Cameron. and state Of Texas. the
undersigned special commissioners,
appointed by the Honorable John
/. Kleiber. Judge of the county
court or Cameron county, at Law,
to assess the damages occasioned by
the condemnation OF the following
described property, to-wit:
"All Of lot number ten d0). In
block number forty-tdree 43), ana
being out Of and n part Of that
larger tract Of land known as Padre
Island. originally granted by the
Mexican government TO Nicolas ard
Juan Jose Bali. and being a part
of a subdivision OF the south end
OF said Padre Island known and
designated as the rarpon Beach
Subdivision thereof, as per map
and plat OF <. B. Gore. surveyor,
Gully of record in Eook J., page /,
Of the map records OF Cameron
county. Texas. TO which map and
plat reference Is hereby made COR
greater certainty Of description"
which property is desired by plain
tiff to condemn in connection with
and for the purpose of construct
ing Improvements or said district
for navigation purposes. and for
the purpose Of developing for nav
igation purposes Brazos- Santiago
Pass. an inlet connecting the Gulf
OF Mexico and LagUna Madre, both
navigable, coastal and inland wat
ers, and from that point to improve
and develop for navigation purposes
a channel across Laguna Madre
Bay to a point or turning basin
at or near the city limits Of the
city OF Brownsville, Texas, all OF
which Improvements are proposed
TO be made in cooperation with
the government Of The United
States, or Ony officer or department
thereof in any and all matters per
tanning or relating to the construc-
ton and maintenance OF said works
and the improvement of navigation
of all such navigable bays, inlets,
canals and waterways. whether by
survey, work or expenditure OF
money made or to be made, either
by said navigation district or BY
the government OF the United
States, or any proper officer Or de-
partment thereof. o. both. and for
said purposes and in connection
Herewith, for constructing, main
tanning. operating. developing and
regulating wharves. docks. ware
houses. grain elevators. bunkerin2
facilities, belt railroads, floating
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
bICINCUBATOR
PLANNED HERE
.ir Shipments of Chicks
Opens Way For Big
Mexican Trade


LA FERIA, May Naturalization
I a 50,000-egg incubator at Browns
lie 10 take care OF Mexican Or
|ers for chicks which will be ship
ed by airplane is contemplated Nv
he Cameron County Chickeries OF
bis place which also viii install Az
additional 52.000-rgg unit here,
robably in the fail
There Is now a AZ .000-egR unit In
peraticn at La Feiia The demand
pr chicks has been SO great that
lis unit has been operating al Or
ear capacity for some time. The
IA Feria units will De used to back
b the one at Brownsville If the
|emands exceed capacity there.
This firm tried ar initial ship
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
City Briefs

Back TO Brownsville. - MI. and
Mrs. II. q. Hall. formerly connected
with the Point Isabel Yacht club,
returned TO Brownsville Tuesday
have been for several weeks. The
night from Fort Worth where they
length Of their stay in the city Is
indefinite.
ny Airplane. - O.. II. Harvey, Of
Brownsville. left here for Tampico
Wednesday morning, travelling by
air.
TO Point IsabeI.-C w. Daven-
port. Brownsville, went TO Point
Isabel Tuesday on business.
Beautiful stock Of Mexican and
imported beads To match any col
ored dress at the Basket Place, on
Northeast corner Plaza, Matamoros.
Mexico.-adv. IL.
To Mexico City. - G. M. Davis.
Odilon de la Mora, w. A. Snake"
King. and Jose Dosal, all OF this
city, left for Mexico City via Mexi-
car Aviation company plane We'd
nesday morning.
B. Ridp1Nh. Of Pharr. were over
night visitors in Brownsville Tues
day
ArnOld's Electric Mineral Baths
and Ultra Violet Rays have been
installed, in our efforts to give you
Complete Health Service. Drs. An
derson & Anderson, Chiropractors.
Adv. is.
From Mercedes. - A. q. Harkins,
Mercedes. was a business visitor In
Tuesday.
Corpus Christi. - Ralph Justis,
OF Corpus Christi. was in Browns
vile on business Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Violin Recital by Miss Alice Vel
herlig assisted By the Harmony
-Four at FL Jardin School house
Thursday, 8 p. m. Adv. IA.
Awnings-Let us estimate your
awnings. No obligation. South Tex
as Tent and Awning Co., 805 w.
Elizabeth. phone ITS. Adv. IF.
Permanents, finger waving, sham
poos. water waving. etc. by exper-
fenced operator at Anaya's Beauty
Shop.-Adv. Is
Fose Beauty Shop. - Special
prices o npermanents. facials and
finger waving all this week. Phone
Boa 800 Adv. Is.
Caution - Watch our windows
for Saturday specials. Best buy in
town. Phone 1870. Packing house
meats. bacon and cheese Fresh
fish. oysters. and shrimp. We de-
liver. Sanitary Fish and Meat Mar
ket. 9Th Street beween Washington
and Elizabeth. 49, Adv. 10.
Open Sunday. - II a. m. Phone
1870. We deliver. Sanitary Fish
and Meat Market. = Adv. Is.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
Wife Abandonment
Charges Are Filed

Cosme Torres OF Harrington,
charged with wife abandonment,
will likely be given q preliminary
hearing before Justice OF the Peace
w. H. Sharpe at Harlingen Mon
day.
Torres was arrested Tuesday by
Deputy Sheriff r. L. Lcngoria and
placed under a $3.50 appearance
bond.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
Statutory
Offense Hearing Due

Bernardo Vega. charged with a
statutory offense. will likely be
given q preliminary hearing before
Justice Of the Peace b. l.. Cain
here Thursday or Friday.
Vega was arrested at Harrington
Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff r. l..
Longoria.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
HELP WANTED

MAN WANTED - TO represent
Frigidaire. Here is an opportunity
for an experienced salesman. First.
man we select will represent Frigid-
aire, the most popular electric le-
~frigerator IN the world. Second. he
will be given a thorough course OF
training that will help him 20 do VA
better job and make more money.
Third, he will have an unusual
chance for advancement. See Mr
r. b. Morgan. 8 to 8. Frigidaire
dealer, 200 Commerce. Harling7n.
C76
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15

A San Benito insurance agent
was arrested Tuesday by Deputy
Sheriff r. @. Delaney after charges
OF swindling had been filed against
him.
|. The case Is to be tried in the
Cameron Couty Court at Law.