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filters PLAN
new YORK HOP
Pair Drop Mexico City Trip
Plans But Will Make
Two Major Flights

Edward Maloney and Seth yer
rington, forced down in Mexico
about 100 miles from Brownsville
in the Capt. Emilio Carranza."
New York TO Mexico City plane. will
leave for Roosevelt field. New York.
early Tuesday morning, Maloney
announced monday.
The ship was flown from the
beach 10 Brownsville by Maloney
Sunday afternoon and Is being re-
paired at the Brownsville airport.
Maloney announced that the New
York-Mexico City flight had been
abandoned but the two fliers plan
"at least two major flights soon"
No report on the proposed flights
was made.
The filters plan a stop over 40
Atlanta. About Is hours will be re-
quired TO make the New York trip,
Maloney said.
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Military Highway Right or Way Rushed
Man With Shortest
Name Is Dead

COLDWATER. Mich. July 40.
tP-H. r. Re. reputed TO have
the shortest name Of any man in
the United States. died yester-
day. Death was attributed TO the
heat. He was rs years old.
For rs years ne had been n
news dealer in Coldwater. he
spent a good deal Of his time
explaining to strangers that his
name really was re.
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stretches Of the Military highway,
both In the San Benito precinct.
Chamber Of commerce commit
tees. appointed at a meeting sew
eral weeks ago. have been helping
on the matter.
Judge Dancy said today he has
received a letter from Judge Ely.
a member or the state highway
commission. suggesting a change II
the numbering OF highways in the
section. He suggests that the Mil
itary highway be No. 4. and that
the main highway in through Har-
lingen and San Benito be given
its old number, No. II again.
Change Suggested
The Hug-the-Coast highway
would be No. 96. as that stretch
OF IL between Harrington and Ray
mondville Is now numbered. or NO.
81 as the northern end OF 1t Is
numbered.
Paving OF the unpaved gaps IN the
Military highway Is rearded as OF
considerable Importance. helping
direct traffic here from the Sec
tons along the river. and furnish
ing another Valley-wide highway.
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NAVY BALLOON
Wins NATIONAL
ELIMINATION
Giant Bag Lands Is
Miles Further Than
Good Year Entry

AKRON, Ohio. July 20. tP-The
United States Navy balloon today
won the national elimination ball
loon race. coming 70 earth at Mar
lila. N. T., at 6 a. m. 25 miles fur
ther than the G00dyear-Zeppelin
bag, which reported 1t landed at 8
a. m. at Stevensville, Ont.
Official distances gave the navy
entry a distance or 215 miles and
the Goodyear VIII 100 miles. The
two bags thus earned the right TO
represent the United States in the
international Gordon Bennett races.
BY going farthest, the navy bag won
the p. w. Litchfield trophy in the
national elimination.
Trotter and Blair, aboard the
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
VIII. were the last OF the six crews
not reported In.
The U. S. Navy bag. piIoted by II.
T. c.. w. Settle, landed on a farm
near Marilla, a few miles east "a
Buffalo. today, after covering els
miles.
The entry or radio station WJR
Detroit. came down at 1905 q. m.
Central Standard time, on a farm
between Wesleyville and Harbor
Creek, near Erie. Pa. roughly lis
miles from the starting point. The
other three entries landed last nigh.
after drifting much shorter dist
anceS.
The u .. Army balloon NO. 2
stayed along only IS minutes and
covered only u miles before Il land
ed late yesterday. The "Del-Mar-va'
OF the Eastern Shore association
made only 20 miles. while the Army
No. !. landed at Custard, Pa, near
Meadville. last night.
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WRECKS
Lead WEEKS
DEATH TOLL
Gunplay Is Second
I'm Causes For
Fatalities

(By the Associated Press)
Nine persons were known to have
met violent deaths IN Texas over the
weekend.
Three persons wcre killed ln auto
mobile collisions. two were shot to
death, one was ground t0 death
under the wheels of "a train. one
drowned. 0ne was burned 40 death
and another plunged from a gravel
pit trolley In an electric switch box.
Nine Killed
The dead.
Earl Renwick. "a. Hildon, Okla:
Mrs R. L- Fox, 52. Moody. Jackie
Henberg. n. Lueders: Charlie Mills.
As, san Augustine: an unidentified
white man. about 50, Giadewater.
Henry johnson. 24, West Point.
Arch Kels0e. So. Avery; Mrs r.. l..
Watson. Douglas. Ariz; Earl Abbey.
Port Arthur.
Renwick died yesterday from in
turies he received when an oil tank
he was working OH in Klg0re ex-
ploded.
Mrs. FOX. wife on the publisher cf
the Moody Courier. was almost in-
stantiy killed when her car was
struck NV another near her home
in Moody.
The Henbert child vas killed
when the car in which she was rid
Ing with members Cf her family
collided with another machine be-
tween Eastland and Cisco.
shot From Ambush
Mills. IN farmer living near san
Augustine. was found shot tO death
on a road where he had fallen from
his wagon when struck hy a bullet.
Kelsne waS shot tD death as hn
lay IN bed at his home near Avery.
johnson plunged from a gravel
pit trolley into an electric switch
box.
Abbey waS drowned In the Gulf
between Port Bolivar and Caplen
on the Balivar peninsula late YES
terday. and an unidentified white
man was found dead On tha Texas
and Pacific railroad tracks III the
west outskirts OF Gladewater early
yesterday.
Mrs. watson met instant death
early Saturday when the a I'm
which she waS riding plnwHd into
a steam roller near Monahans.
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Eight Die From
Wild Well Burns

MT. PLEASANT. Mich. July 20.
-tP-An oil field fire which eli
NAKED the shooting OF a "gusher.
l3 miles from here Saturday. had
taken eight lives today. while seven
other victims, terribly burned were
in "A critical condition IN IA Local
hospital.
The 1000 barrel well whose
shooting attracted the victims
and 200 other spectators 10 the
scene Of the tragedy, still was
burning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20

Bolstering hopes that contract
on the Military highway
will be let in july. the state high
way commission began advertising
for bids on the Military highway
today.
Bids will be received at the de-
partment's offic Q in Austin July
80. according to he legal notice.
The contracts call for grading,
drainage structures and concrete
paving. The first gap Is from the
west line Of Pct. ? TO La Paloma.
and the second Is between Los
Indios and Bluetown. The dist
ance to be paved is slightly under
10 miles.
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fore prohibition. died last April.
leaving a $4,000 estate, including
the liquor 10 his sole heir, Patrick.
What asked Attorney Murphy,
Am I going to do? This liquor Is
valued at $4,000. We can't ship 1t
TO Ireland: the cost would be too
much. We can't sell IL under the
law. Evidently Patrick viii have to
come here To drink it,
That should be d hardship for
him." said the Judge. but really
your problem Is simple Send an In
ventory or the estate To Patrick. get
a receipt. and let him worry about
his liquor
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Blazing Well Out

KILGORE. July 7O.-lP-Flames
which for rs consecutive days shot
from the Bell and Grady well
near here were out today
Pumping mud and water into the
wells casing. workmen yesterday
In rs minutes choked Off the fire.
III another ID minutes they had
killed the well by pumping It's
casing full OF mud
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Traffic Ordinance
Committees Report

WESLACO, July 20-The long de-
layed report OF the standard traffic
ordinance committee is expected 10
be heard az the first meeting or the
re-organized Valley League Of
municipalities at Casa de Palmas
hotel in McAllen al 7:30 D. m. Mon
day. according to Harry Ratliff, Sec
rotary.
Several new committee appoint
ments will be made at the meeting
BY Mayor y. g. Abney Of Edinburg.
new president.
A representative OF the State Lea
que Of Municipalities will be present
TO answer any question pertaining
70 the state organization.
DR.. E. RI. KaSev OF Mercedes il
vice president or the Valley league
and Harry Ratliff was reelected
secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20

MEXICO CITY. July 20-P-
Mexico reported $40. 400. 1000 In gold
70 the United States IN 1850 and
more than $4,000. 900 in gold during
the first quarter OF 1881. according
70 bank reports published today.
Continued expectation Of gold is
blamed in government financial
circles for the decrease In the value
OF the silver peso.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Star Receivers

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. july 20-Fl
Life took on a brighter aspect
today for Evalyn Knapp. motion
picture actress. who suffered an
injury to her spine when she fell
from a mountain trail while hiking
recently.
Miss Knapp has been informed
she will not be permanently injur-
ed and that she can leave the hos
pital within three weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Golfers Gathering
For Harlingen Meet

EbF 1IHLT IDTTLoUULIUETII-T
HARLINGEN. July 20.-FOrty Ot
the states leading golf profession
ais we're in Harrington Monday in
preparedness for the state P. G. A.
tournament which = 10 open We'd
nesday.
Among those familiarizlng them
selves with the Harlingen course
were John Bredemus OF San An
tonic, Dick Metz az San Angelo and
Tony Butler OF Corpus Christi.
Approximately iO0 Of the states
leading professionals are expected
10 enter the tournament. according
to Pat OBrien. Harlingen pro.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Old Liquor Left in VIII
Is Puzzle to Attorneys

CHICAGO. July 20-P-Thera's
$4,000 worth or old whiskey and
wine in a cellar In Chicago waiting
for Patrick Mahoney Of county
Tpperary. Ireland. in case ne wants
70 come over TO America 10 help
himself.
The presence Of the LIQUOR was
revealed In probate court when At
torney Walter Murphy. acting for
the administrators OF the estate OF
John j. Mahoney, former assistant
deputy collector in the Internal
revenue department. asked PROBATE
Judge Henry Horner for advice As
TO its disposition. The former COL
lectoT, who was q liquor dealer be-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Trapped Tunnel
Workmen Rescued

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. July 20. -
H-Eleven w0rkmen. who faced
possible death when water flooded
a l00-foot completed section OF "A
heating tunnel and the 37-foot
shortly before last night by %
members or the Milwaukee fire de-
partment. They were brought 70 the
surface six hours after they were
trapped.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Paroles Granted

AUSTIN. July 20. Ri-Gov. Ross
. Sterling today announced the
granting of l6 paroles. incsluding
one 70 G. y Ford Of Harrison
county. sentenced to I'D years for
murder. and Tom Lane. sentenced
70 . years for robbery and robbery
hy assault in Stephens county Arm
1922
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Texan Injured In
Plunge From Hotel

SAN ANTONIO. July %. tPi-S.
p. Fleming. Jr.. or Houston is near
death in a local infirmary as the
result OF a plunge from the third
floor OF a downtown hotel here
shortly after midnight.
Fleming. member or q prominent
Houston family. was here for medl-
cal treatment. His mother. Mrs. s.
r. Fleming. S.. and q sister were
IL the next room.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Car Damaged

"A car belonging 10 y. O. Harris
OF Harlingen was badly damaged
Sunday evening when IL struck a
large steer on the Boca Chica
highway.
Although there were six occu-
pants or the Harris car. all escaped
injury.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Two Miners Shot
Down From Ambush

CHARLESTON. w. Va. July 20.
-tF+-Two miners were killed ON
their way to work &C the mine OF
the Raymond City coal company
In Putnam county today NV shots
fired from a woods some distance
away. Clarence Kyle. 3. a motor
mans helper, died instantly and
Cyrus Shelton Spaulding. All. w
motorman. died a few minutes
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GALVESTON. July 20-fP-Del-
egates 20 the fourth annual conven-
ton OF the international society or
master painters and decorators as
sembled here today for the opening
session OF their three-day meeting.
The e PaSo delegation was making
q strong bid for the 1892 conven-
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20

BOGOTA, Colombia. July 20-lP
President Olaya Herrera opened
the new congress today as the peo-
pie thronged to fiestas celebrat-
ing the l2lst anniversary Of Col
ombian independence from 7pain.
There was a military parade in
the Plaza Bolivar where independ-
ence was proclaimed July 10. 1910.
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AUSTIN, July 10. tPY-J. B. Early
state highway maintenance engineer
said today that a bridge 0f the Tex
as detOur leading I'd the new free
interstate bridge between Ringgold
Tex. and Terral. Okla. had beer
washed out. The road was expected
70 be repaired for traffic late 70
day.
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Wreck Is Fatal

DENTON. July 20-fF- y. r.
Tuley. %. died in a Denton hospi-
tai last night from injuries recelv-
ed when the truck he was driving
overturned on the Dallas highway
southeast or Denton. His widow and
two children. riding with him. we're
bruised.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
COOP TO MEET
AT FRESNOS

A mass meeting or farmers for
the purpose or membership in the
Rio Grande Vegetable Cooperative
association will be held az Los Fres-
nos Monday night. July 20. in the
high school building az 8 o'clock.
Farm bureau officials will be In
charge OF the meeting and local
vegetable farmers ~m also take part
In the meeting. Every phase OF vege-
table cooperative marketing will IL
explained.
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GREENVTLLE. July 20-Pl-Dr
G.. F.. Melville. 40-year-old Com
merce physician. was treated at a
Greenville hospital today for in
iuries received IN an automobile
collision on the Dallas highway IA
miles south OF Greenvilie-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
FRO RIVER WATER
H.

UVALDE. July 20-fF-F1ood wa
ters OF the FRO rivers we're slowly
receding today. but traffic from
Uvalde across the main FRO river
was not considered likely until We'd
nesday.
Supplies lei being sent 10 the
400 persons stranded at the Bap-
fist encampment by way Of Leakey-
Several automobiles marooned on
the highway acros the dry FRO r.
yer expected to be able 10 cross late
TODAY.
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Mid-Air Crash
Fatal To Pair

NEWINGTON. Conn, July 20
lPl-L.eut Benjamin F. Lowery and
his observer, Corp. Harold Strosny-
der. were killed today in a collision
Of two United States army airplanes
over Newington.
The occupants In the other plane.
Lieut.. Francis X. Kelly and staff
Serg. David r. SDicer. leaPed TO
safety with their parachutes.
Michael Petnicelli. OF Meriden, q
civilian. was struck and seriously
injured by one or the falling planes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20

SAN ANGELO. July 20. -tP-
Pat M. Neff. member Of the Texas
railroad commission who was sched-
uled 10 testify today before the
house IN It's investigation into the
oil industry, was AK the bedside OF
his brother. sam Neff or Tennyson,
i'm a hospital here this morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Man Hunt Ends

SAN ANTONIO. july 20-P-
Nyals Wright. alias VIII Wright.
was being held In jail today at the
end OF more than n years chase
on the part Of Bexar county off
GERS. He was wanted In connection
with the r. w. Morrison extortion
plot.
Wright was arrested In Atlanta.
Ga. and was returned here with
out formality OF extradition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Rumanian Legation
Ignores Queen Helen

LONDON. July %. Pl-Queen
Helen of Rumania. who arrived here
yesterday and was ignored by the
Rumanian legation, rested today IN
a quiet hotel.
The legation profesSed official
ignorance OF her arrival. an attache
explaining. ~all we know is what We
read in the papers"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Hoover Returns

WASHINGTON. July 20 p
President Hoover returned TO the
White House this morning from q
weekend at his Rapidan camp.
On the leisurely trip from the
camp Eugene Meyer. Governor Of
the federal reserve board: Jeremiah
Miibank OF New York and Sen.
Glenn. Republican. IL, rode in the
presidents car.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20

PEIPING, China. July z0.-Pl-
Martial law was declared today Tn
Peiping and T1entSin. a rigid cen
sorship was imposed and the Man
churian authorities r COM
Wandering military supplies with
the evident intention OF moving
against the disaffected generals In
Hnhan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Lauds Governor

AUSTIN. July 20. Rl-Mrs. Claud.
de Van Watts, state president of
the WOman'S Christian Temperance
union. today commended Gov. Ross
:. Sterling for hts contemplated
effort t0 have a congressional rn-
~districting bin passed during the
present special snssion Of the leEis-
latNrn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Woman Who Sued
Gene Tunney Shot

FORT WORTH. july 20. -pPl-
Mrs. Katherine King. who, as Mrs
Kate Fogarty. sued Gene Tunney,
former heavyweight champion. Tor
s5O0.OO0 heart balm. u In "A hospital
here with a bullet wound in her
left lung just over the heart Ply
sicians expected her TO recover
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Families Aided

HENRIETTA. Okla. July 1n. tpy-
State. county and city officials
grappled today with the problem cf
alleviatinr conditions existing among
the families w jobless miners and
smelter workers. which were climax
ed Saturday bv m hunger march
through H~enryetta streets by ap-
proximately 500 men. women and
children demanding food
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20

DALLAS. July 20 Up Police
we're conducting an investigation
today into causes OF the accident
which last night fatally injured ID.
+. Templeton Of Tyler. Tex, an en-
pl0yee OF the M. H. T. railroad.
Templeton was walking across "a
street intersection when struck BY
an automobile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20

DENISON. july 20. -F-
Hurled through the air when h
train crashed into the autumn-
bile IN which she was riding.
l0-year-Old Lois CapSaw land
ed On the locomotives pilot
where she chung desperately
until the train came TO an stop.
Her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
VIII Capshaw. and four other
children riding I'm the auto
mobile were injured Arm tine &C
cident. which occurred &C q
crossing south of Denison late
yesterday. Physicians expected
them all I'd recover.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
FLOOD
DANGER Seen
AS SLIGHT
Expected In
Lower Valley BY
Morning

The crest or the sudden rise in
the Rio Grande was sweeping down
the lower portion OF the Valley at
flood stages Monday afternoon. and
was scheduled to arrive at Browns
vile either Monday night or Tues
day. The river Is not expected 70
leave its banks.
With the Rancho Viejo fl0Odway
carrying off q large volume OF flood
waters. the river has not a. yet
spilled over on the American side.
LowIands Flooded
Reports from unauthentic sources
state the water has gone over
the banks into Mexican lowlands
however
The weather bureaus forecast
read:
River viii continue &C floodstag7
or above at san Benitos rising 10
a p proximately floodstage a
Brownsville and below during next
~ 10 "a hours. The river VIII fall
at Mission and above during merit
"a 10 36 hours
Members OF the Cameron county
engineers office we're patroling
levees Monday, searching for flaws
or signs OF weakness.
Volume Not Great
The rise does not have great vol
ume behind Il and will drip rap
ioly after the crest Is reached.
Monday morning 10 stood l69
here. a rise OF % since the last
reading. FloodStage Is given o. l6
feet by the weather bureau.
The waters were over the official
flo0dstage at san Benit0 Monday
morning BY Y foot. but did not
break over. II stood 23.7 there.
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Texr~ Shot Down
Hospital Room

n IN, july 70. fPi-B. 8.
Yeats ga. had been released today
from TIE Baptist hospital, where he
fell SLIGHTLY wounded Yesterday
under pistol fire or Bryan T..
Trlmble.
Trimble's wife had been taken 10
the hospital for treatment from what
she described as poisoning. Yeaton.
in a signed statement. said he went
there on being told Mrs. Trimble was
dying and wanted 10 see him. He
said Trimble appeared there and
shot him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20
Fliers In Oklahoma

PONCA CITY. Okla. July 20
P-Plots in the national air tour
were headed for Channte. Kas.. and
Kansas &c ytotday In continuation
OF a flight for the Edsel b. Ford
trophy and $4,000 in cash prizes.
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Rates Aired

WASHINGTON. July 20. tF-The
wisdom Of raising freight rates when
general commodity prizes are dnclin-
ing was questioned tu l,y wv thi in
teTstate commerce commissioner
considering the appeal nf the rail-
roads for IN rate increase.
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ON
PAVING OBE
LET july 80
Ely Suggests
Changes in Valley
Road Numbers

A final burst OF speed on nego-
tiations for riht-of-way for the
Military highway is being put on
this week. in order TO have the
right-of-way by the time the state
highway department is ready TO
begin construction work.
Dancy Reports Work
County Judge Oscar G. Dancy
said today that the county Is rush
ing its r~ight-of-way work and
hopes 10 have most OF II by July
80. the date ON which the highway
department will award contract for
the paving OF two five-mile
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20

AMARILLO. July 20-lP-Fun-
erai services were TO be arranged
today for =. r. West. ca. retired
Ciahr~"n ha~- 4. who died here yes
frrfa
West hal been IN failing health
for some time,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20

CORSrCANA. July Cop DR.
Isaac Newton Suttle. 10. who prac-
ticed medicine az Corsicana for the
past 80 years. died here last night
following an illness Of several
months.
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FAMILY MISSING
IN OKLAHOMA FLOOD

ALTUS, Okla. july 20-tEl- Ine
fate Of a family of three was I'M
known and the Humphreys region,
IL miles southeast of here. was bad
~ flooded today a. a result OF tor
rental early morning rains.
Clancence Connolly. his sister.
Emma, and their aged mother,
whose four room residence was
washed away and marocned In 2
field near Humphreys. we're miss
ing. They were een on the porch
of the home just before II was wash
cd away.
Motorboats were being taken
from Altus to the flooded region IN
an effort 70 reach the house
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-20

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Partly cloudy Monday night:
Tuesday local showers.