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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
HIDALCO TAX
MONEY HELD UP
Tarpley Is Enjoined From
Depositing Money Paid
Over BY Jones

EDINBUURG. Feb. Ga temp
orary restraining order to keep H.
Tarpley. tax collector, from dispos-
iug OF sum Of approximately $780, 600
and all other sums Of money IN
connection with the j. g. Epperson
tax contract, was granted Judge
Epperson by Judge J. E. Leslie Fri
day morning.
Judge Leslie has set the ase
which Eppersca filed for a hearing
Feb. IA. 1t was disclosed.
IN the suit Judge Epperson asks
that Tarpley pay him 100000 which
he alleges Is due him in a tax con-
tract which he entered into in Oc-
tober Of 1929 with the old commits
sioners court. which he charges has
not been paid as vet.
o. En- Jones. past tax collector,
paid approximately $4,000 to Tarp-
ley Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
CORPUS FIGHTS
VALLEY RATES
Competing Territory Wants
Reduction If Railroads
Remove Differential
Associated Press Photo

HARLINGEN. Feb. 6.-Thc Cor
pus Christi section is asking equal
reduction In Its freight rates if the
Valley seeks elimination Of the
Robstown freight rate differential
and for this reason carriers will
not ask the Interstate Commerce
Commission for a change. according
to word resolved by @. ID. Wallace.
secretary or the Valley Shippers
Association.
The Valley Is seeking a falrer
basis for competition with the
Robstown- Corpus Christi area due
70 the low price OF cabbage but II
the competitive area also rs to yet
a reduction 1t will still be able 70
underSell this section because OF
the difference III freight rates.
Elimination Of the d%ifferential IS
asked as an emergency proposition.
The differential Is applied % pro-
ducts originating on south OF Rob-
stOwn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
to Defeat
Oil Tariff Charged

WINFIELD. Kas., Feb. o. Up
Harold McGugin. congressman
elect from the third district charg-
ed oil and power mOn0pOlies with
having formed an alliance TO defeat
a tariff on oil in an address here
last night before IA mass meeting
OF southern Kansas independent OIL
producers. He also declared that
New England industries we're Op-
posed to tariff or an embargo on
the grounds that they want cheap
fuel OIL, hence cheap power.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
LOzANO STORE
ROBBED TODAY
Burglar Makes Way With
Valuable Hats And
Ladies' Coats


RAYMONDvILLE. Feb. Ga
burglar who knew his hats made of
with IS StetSons and 8 ladies coats
from the clothing store Of s. ".
Lozano. South 7th St, nc an early
hour this morning.
A man was zen leaving the store
about $50 a.. m. by Forrest Hen
derSon. but thinking him to be a
truck driver who had been sleeping
i'm a nearby shed. Mr.. Henderson
paid him no attention.
The loss was discovered about
7:30 this morning BY Mrs. ID. Huff
fer. one Of the clerks in the store.
shortly after the establishment
opened.
Officers who are working on the
case report no clues to date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Reapportionment Is
Problem Which Vexes
US. Legislative Brains

set state legislative jig-saws avail
ing this winter to cut out a new
congressional map or the United
States.
Mostly it is a few Of the lustier
youngsters OF Uncle Sans family,
grown Gargantuan in the last ten
years in the lap Of changing times,
which make it necessary 10 alter
the representation in the 80 states
in the national house Of representa-
tiveS.
The 1880 census taker. as he went
his rounds for the first time since
1920. found that things had been
happening. Southern California
once a desert, had become a thick
IN populated part Of the United
States. Florida'S palms had called
some OF the people who used to be
found upon the middle plains.
Detroit. New York and Chicago
where machinery groans and dollar:
ring, had won many another Lac
from the milking stool.
NAAHg StatCS LO@6
BY and large the legislators don'i
like their job of deciding how to dis
tribute the gains or losses In rep
reSentation from their states. II
most states it's a pitched battle. and
one to be delayed.
Throughout most or the wide bell
of states between the two coasts
re-districting Is felt to mean dwin-
ding sectional prestige. Missouri
loses three members; Georgia. Iowa
Kentucky and Pennsylvania lose
two each; Alabama. Indiana, Kan
sas. Maine. Massachusetts, Mime
sofa, Mississippi, Nebraska, North
Dakota. South Dakota, Rhode Is
land. South Carolina. Tennessee,
Vermont. Virginia and Wisconsin
each lose one.
California gains nine seats: Mich
igan gains four: Texas three; New
York. New Jersey and Ohio two
each; Connecticut. Florida. North
Carolina. Oklahoma and Washing
ton one each.
In the states where the greatest
gains have beensmade the battle is
between town and country. Los
Angeles increases a metropolitan
grip on Southern California: De-
troit factory hands take the sceptre
from Michigan countrymen; Chica-
go towers over downstate Illinsss:
Houston. San Antonio and Dallas
rise IN Importance in Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
RECEIVERSHIP
Is PROPOSED
May Force City
OF Edinburg Into
Assignment
fBy staff correspondents

EDINBURG, Feb. GA suggestion
that the city Of Edinburg 60 into
the hands of a receiver was made
by representatives OF creditors Of
the city Is a possible way out of
the financial difficulties with which
the city Is beset at a joint meeting
Of creditors and city officials here
late Thursday.
No definite conclusions were
reached, the meeting a~djourning to
reconvene In 80 days, at which time
II is thought that creditors will
have some definite plans to suggest
to the city.
Alex Welsberg. a member OF the
law firm Of Thompson. Knight,
Baker and Harris Of Dallas repre-
sented the creditors OF the city
while Mayor d. c. Abney and Com
missioners c. J. Hamme acted for
the city during the conference.
Filing of a suit by the Hidalgo
County Taxpayers league seeking to
enj0in the city OF Edinburg from
collecting taxes based on the $3.50
rate. claimed In the suit TO be SIN
illegal rate. Is responsible for the
renewed interest being taken by the
city'S creditors In the finances OF
the county seat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Campbell Satisfied
With Bluebird Record

DAYTONA BEACH. Fla, Feb. S
-Fl- Captain Malcolm Camp
bell. who yesterday established a
new worlds automobile speed rec
ord Of 245 miles an hour. an
nounced today he would make no
further trials in his Bluebird rae
ing car before returning to England.
He may leave for home some time
next week.
He still plans 70 drive his midget
four cylinder racing car, possibly
today or tomorrow. with hopes Of
setting a new speed record for
automobiles with piston displace-
ment or less than IS cubic inches.
He made two trials IN the tiny
machine yesterday bu. fell six
miles Short az the present record
OF 81 miles per hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
GIRLS ASK
PREACHER
APOLOGIZE
Students In Memphis
College Aroused
Over Charge
DANCE
Denied BY Students And
College Dean In
Statement

MEMPHIS. Feb. 6.-tP-Because
Of his remarks about the wearing
OF pajamas. the girls OF Southwes-
tern. a Presbyterian college. have
demanded that the Rev. r.. Girard
Lowe. a young Presbyterian minis
ter. apologize.
The minister told the trustees
witnesses could be produced to
prove co-eds had danced publicly
In pajamaS. shorts that came Just
below the hips" and wells.
The goods defend themselves
In detail, asserting the garments In
question were beach pajamas and
that no boys e present at their
display.
MIR. Lowe said he wanted II un-
derstood he had said some of them
wore wells over their shorts"
Mrs. M. Fl. Townsend. dean OF
women. collected 126 written de-
mails. issued a statement repri-
handing the pastor and called the
girls to meet to draft a demand that
he apologize publicly
The statement said:
wells:
Il do not know and not a single
girl can inform me as to what Il
meant by the phrase, wore wells
we gather that the phrase means
something disparaging.
"PajamaS:
arho. ~av~o~4 r-1hoht.r 49, ~o-
the fact that one or the sororities
gave a beach party. at which only
girls present, and that on that
occasion they wore the special kind
OF pajamas worn publicly by Am
erican women at seaside resorts and
not. as was suggested. sleeping pa
jamas.
Shorts:
He speaks or my students as
wearing shorts at a. 'shipwreck'
party. The shipwreck party was
given under the auspices OF the
Ovid Scott Bible class.
I'm general:
Doubtless, Mr.. Lowe. as a Chris
tan and a gentleman. IN view OF
such a denial. will be glad TO with
draw his statement. He will. r
trust. feel sincere pleasure In the
fact that he has been misinformed
as to the social ~depravity Of South
western"
Mr.. Lowe said:
II have nothing to say. Will I
apologize? That all depends. They
haven't asked me to prove my
charges. All I've seen has been in
the papers"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
CITES
SCANDAL IN
VET BUREAU
Says Employees Are
Also Drawing For
Disability
SUBSTANTIAL
Sums Being Paid Men Who
Are On Government
Payroll
SUBSTANTIAL

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-P,-
While Administrator Hines Of the
veterans bureau was urging yestc--
day a cut in disability allowances
during disqualification as an incen-
tive to the men to leave the gov
eminent institutions as soon as they
are cured, the senate struck at en-
ployes Of the veterans bureau who
are drawing compensationS as dis
abled men simultaneously with their
salaries from the government.
IL approved a resolution 10 Fro
hlbit government employees with
salaries Of $4,000 or more from re-
cciving disability allowances. The
action came after Senator Reed. re-
publican. Pennsylvania, termed ex-
listing conditions a widespread
scandal" and named a long list Of
men drawing substantial sums from
both sources.
1T Is astounding. said Reed. ITO
find how much kidney trouble.
stomach trouble and chronic bron-
chitis has been found among these
men who never saw France during
the war. but were able TO show their
companions that their diseases came
from the army service. I wonder
how these salaries sound to some
poor enlisted man who Il drawing
compensation Of $50 a month and
has no Job
He said there was positive proof
that the bureau officials were too
liberal in diagnosing Il another's
disabilities.
Hines plan for cutting disability
allowances involved a so per cent
cut In maximum allowances. with
provision that in the case Of mar
ried men the half taken off would
be paid the families. In no case
would the allowances 60 below $40 a
month.
He admitted the proposal would
be unpopular but was urged imme-
diately to draw up legislation to
carry 1T out. There was little be-
lief today 1t stood any chance Of
passage at this session.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 6.-P-Dr.
Wilfred Chambers. chief physician
al the Veterans hospital here, in
formed OF the senate's action 10
reduce the veterans compensation
list. said he received $I206.25 a
month for complete service disabili-
ty. His annual salary is $500.
He declined to reveal the nature
Of his disability.
1T was determined" he said, by
the compensation bureau and Is r.
matter Of record there"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
STATE LEGION
OFFICER WEEDS
DR.. Utzman Of McAIlen
Takes Bride in Raymond
vile This Morning
Special to The Herald.l

RAYMONDVILLE. Feb. 6.-Plans
Of DR.. w. w. Utzman. executive
committeeman Of the 18th district,
American Legion Of Texas. 10 take
their marriage vows unaccompanied
by an enthusiastic delegation OF
McAllen Legionnaires we're success
ful. but fifteen members OF The
Meuse Argonne Post of the Ameri-
can Legion OF Raymondville we're
able substitutes for the hometown
comrades Of the state Legion offici-
al.
Or. Utzman and Miss Morris were
married here at 10 o'clock this
morning In the First Methodist
church. Rev. NJ. A. Myers officiating.
The bridal couple were attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. <. Hanger. with
members or the Raymondville Le-
gion present as unlimited guests. and
giving DR.. and Mrs. Utzman a rous-
ing send-off.
Mrs. Utzman is the daughter Of
Mrs. Gertrude Mclaughlin Of Edin-
burg. the groom being a well known
resident of McAllen and prominent
in Valley and state Legion circles
for a number Of years.
They Will be at home in McAllen
after February Is.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Golden Grapefruit Open
Underway at IL A. NJ.

my George Of Brownsville. the latter
one Of the Valleys best players.
Chief George. also OF Brownsville,
and father Of Jimmy George. was
scheduled to play Frank Walsh. but
the invader was not playing today.
Instead. Chief George. who was ono
OF Mexico, was paired with
q. l.. Shine OF Fort Worth. This
match Is arousing much interest
here.
Up until ! o'clock no scores had
been turned in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Vegetables Shipped
To Aid Little Rock
(Bv Sad CorreSnondent.

ny oIHEE
SAN BENITO, Feb. g. Having
received no response from Red
Cross headquarters as to which
portion Of the drouht stricken area
to ship the two carloads OF vege-
tables being donated by local farm
erS, the chamber of commerce wired
the Little Rock Chamber OF Com
merce notifying them that the vege-
tables were being shipped 10 that
place Immediately.
The shipment Il 70 consist OF one
carload Of mixed vegetables. and
one car OF cabbages. Any kind OF
vegetables except turnips are re-
quested and decided. it was explain
ed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Caught With
Liquor In Jail

With 10 gallons Of alcohol In
their possession. two Mexican men.
Damacio Martinez and Candida
Gonzales. were caught Thursday by
Deputy Sheriff "A. Bassler and put
In Jail. ChargT were filed Friday
morning. They will have a prelim-
mary hearing and given a trial.
Martinez already has a two-year
suspended sentence in Federal court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Lost Flying Cadet
Found At Roswell

Ell PASO. Feb. 6-tP-An army
plane was to leave here today for
Roswell, N. M, to pick up Cadet
Joseph IF. DOnnelly OF Kelly Field,
San Antonio. who reached Roswell
yesterday after his plane crashed
near there Wednesday. He was one
OF a group OF flying cadets en- route
from Fort Sill, Okla, to FL Paso.
The other 40 planes planned to
take eff today for San Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Inter- City Rotary
Meet Is Scheduled
NV sad Corresnondentl

SAN BENITO, Feb. 6.-An inter
city Rotary meet will be held in
this city either Thursday or Fri
day Of next week. during which
time Chesley r.. Perry. information
al secretary Of Rotary, will be in
the Valley enroute to Tampico.
The cities which will be repres-
ented at the meeting will be
Brownsville. Harrington. La Feria,
Matamoros, Reynosa and San Be-
nIto.
This was decided upon at the
regular weekly luncheon held here
Thursday. Bishop wv. II. Capers was
the principal speaker.
During the meeting. Charles
Bowie was elected to represent the
local club at the international
Rotary convention to be held in
Vienna. Austria.
Rev. w. z. Johnson was guest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Girl Bandit Is
Executed In China

HANKOW. China, Feb. GU
Thirteen convicted communists and
one girl bandit were executed here
today as the authorities continued
their campaign against the reds.
Communist attacks upon Yangste
river shipping have continued for
a stretch Of 800 miles along the
stream above Hamkow. The reds
have used rifles. trench mortars
and field guns In action against
passing craft.
Reds in the vicinity Of Shasi are
constructing six miles OF trenches
along the south bank OF the
Yangste. thereby gaining greater
protection from the fire Of patrol
ling gunbOats.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Municipal Band To
Give Sat. Concert

fBy Staff Corresponding
HARLINGEN. Feb. 6.-The Har-
lingen Municipal band IL scheduled
To present q concert Saturday night
at 7:45 in front Of the local Cen
tral Power and Light company or
flee, IL was announced today.
A concert was given Thursday
night, which was well attended.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
(By Staff Correspondents

HARLINGEN, FEB. 6.-The Gold
en- Grapefruit Open got underway At
about IL o'clock Friday morning
with the nations leading golfers
teeing off at that time.
Yesterday AL Espinosa shot four
under par while playing the course.
1t was said today. Friday he was
paired with Jack Speer. former
Texas amateur champion in what
Is considered one OF the most in
terestinE matches OF the day.
Denny Shute Is paired with jim
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Flood Cities
OF New South Wales

SYDNEY. N. 5. W. Feb. 8. tP-
Torrential rains have flooded sew
eral towns on the north coast OF
New South Wales. Boats arr being
used to rescue people from house
tops and a steamer was able to
pass along the main street Of Lis
more.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06

tBy cJaIf correspondent
HARLINGEN. Feb. 6.-The body
OF l. J.. Allen. who died here Thurs
day. was shipped last night 70
Pierce City. Mo. for burial.
MT. Pierce was survived bv one
daughter. his wife having preceded
him u death several years $50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
SAYS LEASE
Was TALKED
IN CABINET
Former Official Says
Is Being Blamed
Falsely
FORMER WAR
Secretary Present when
Lease Was Discussed,
Bartlett Says

WASHINGTON. Feb. CLIP
Former Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral Bartlett today said All effort
had been made to make him falsely
responsible for the lease OIL the
st. Paul commercial postal station.
Testifying I'm the senate investi-
cation Of post office leases live said
former Postmaster General New
had charged him with responsibility
for the lease.
He also said the late Secretary
OF War James Good was i'm News
office when the latter ordered the
lease executed by Charles y. Trot-
ter. Bartlett'S assistant. TrOtter
signed Bartlett's name 10 the Tn
Strument.
Good a powerful figure in the
republican party, was President
Hoover's first secretary ol war. lie
died in office and was succeeded
by the incumbent. Patrick ~. Hurley.
Chairman Blaine asked if the
question who was responsible for
the SO. Paul lease had not been
later discussed IN the presidents
cabinet.
II didn't know that" Bartlett
replied. "but some time later 10
was rum0red / was responsible for
the lease"
did YOU have information that
New charged you with the respon-
sibility?"
Yes. ~ comes 10 that
Blaine Hints
Chairman Blaine yesterday asked
Bartlett II he would be surprised
10 know beneficiaries Of post Of
flee leases had contributed more
than a million dollars ITO the
Coolidge and Hoover campaign
funds. Bartlett did not answer.
Blaine declined TO make public
the basis Of the question. He said
he was t0 develop that phase today.
Resuming testimony today, Bart
lett said he sent Edward T. Clark.
enc Of President CoolidEe's secre-
taries a copy OF Trotter'S memoir
andum telling Of the circumstances
OF the execution or the lease.
Were the rumOrs that you were
responsible for the lease Still go
ing the rounds when Mr.. Hoover
made up his cabinet?" Blaine
asked.
There has been an element
persistent III blaming me and that
element IS composed OF friends Of
the lessor
did the question arise I'M con-
nection with your ambitions2'
III didn't know anything about
it.r
Your friends were urging your
appointment a. postmaster gen.
eral?"
Il think that IS true"
Rumors' Fly
"The rumors evidently came -
the attention OF President Ho0ver7"
III don't know from my own
knowledge"
Did you have any information
that the president did not have
the right ~version?"
oh. ! don't think So"
Blaine revealed that District At
tOrDey ECSler. AT Sb- Paul. nad
been removed after presenting
facts I'LL connection with the lease
To a grand jury.
Bartlett said New recommended
FeSler's dismissal after reading tha
grand jury report, which. the WIT
ness said was pretty strong"
"I heard the statement or FeSlFr
10 New and myself and "a group
in his office" Bartlett said. and
ne stated pretty boldly what ~
thought on the case and Just how
he intended to focus a criminal
case. I don't think II graSped it,
but ne did imply that the state
ments that Comptroller McCari
and Budget Director Lord had ap-
proved the lease were false"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
HOLD

ANTWERP. Belgium. Feb. SIP
Police today arrested an Esthon-
ian. Adolphe Meiner. 26. or a
charge Of circulating counterfeit
$50 American notes In Antwerp.
Brussels, Client and BrugeS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
POLITICS KILLS FOUR

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 8. Rl-Dis-
patches from Jalapa. to the news
paper FL Universal. today said four
men we're killed and four wounded
in a political fight at the small
town Of Chiconquiaco last night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
BY LEON RYAN

AsSocidNcu EEcsS StdAi OfttSh
The siren call OF grinding wheels.
the pot OF gold at the gusher's
mouth. the glamour Of Klieg lights
and bright sunshine inviting har-
ried men with grazing hair have
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06

Valley Boy Scouts are preparing
to celebrate the 21st anniversary
of Scoutdom. starting on next sun
day, and continuing their celebra-
ton throughout the week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06

In Sundays Brownsville Herald
you will find an article giving the
history Of the Boy Scout movement
from the beginning. illustrated with
pictures OF its leaders and also with
scenes Of the Valley Boy Scout
clubhouse and pictures of the four
Eagle Scouts Of Valley Boy Scout
troops.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06

Interest in the Good Humor Fies-
Ia scheduled for the l4th, 18th, 18th
and nth Of the current month. and
sponsored by the chamber Of COM
merce and all Matamoros civic or
CARNATIONS, grows apace. A series
Of spectacular entertainment events
is planned by the committee in
charge. military authorities Of Mex
leo and the United States are coop
Grating. and the well known Mata-
moros hospitality will be evidenced
on all sides.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06

Cabbages and Spuds from the
Lower Rio Grande Valley will 20
to the hungry OF other sections as
the result Of efforts made by the
San Benito Chamber Of Commerce
and San Benito Red Cross Chap
ter. Out Of our plenty. we give.
and the cabbages and potatoes
will bring JOY TO the heart of many
a family located In less favored
spots.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06
Hardboiled In Film,
Hardboiled AT Home

LOS ANGELES FEB. 6-F-
Warren Hymer. who p%ortrays the
role. on n hard guy In motion
pictures has been sued for "a dl-
vorce. his wife charging he failed
10 get out Of character when
home.
Both are members Of prominent
New York families. Hymer's father
IN John III. Hyrler. noted play
wright. author Of East Is West"
Crime" and other hits. Mrs.
Hymcr was IA New England society
girl before her association wisa ss.s
musical comedy stage.
DTRIGIBLE OFF FOR PANAMA
WASHINGTON. Feb 6. 1.-THE
navy dlrigihle Los Angeles left
Guantanamo. Cuba. Rt $40 A. ~.
today for Panama
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06

II that story fails 10 make the
grade, we viii concoct another one
between today and the nth Of
March.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06

In Our Valley" feels sure that
every city and town In the Valley
will be represented at this interna-
tional event. participation in which
will do more to promote interna-
tional goodwill than the signing
Of a couple Of dozen treaties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-06

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Partly cloudy to occasionally un-
settled; not much change In temp
erature. Moderate to fresh south
erly winds.