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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
German Chancellor
Stirs Opposition

BERLIN, June 6. -tF)-- News
papers all over the country today
continued their chorus OF opposi-
ton to Chancellor Bruening's en-
ergency tax DEGREES. promulgated
Saturday.
They are calculated to tear down
instead Of build up the German
economic system. said an editorial
in Montag Morgen. and the wage
Garner is the man who is hit the
hardest.
Even the Welt Am Montag,
usually friendly TO the government,
asserts to-day that Bruening's 'un-
bearable taxation" Is driving the
masses TO the ranks Of the extre-
mists In the belief that amy regime
would be better than this"
State employers whose salaries
have been cut 10 the bone, are los
ing confidence in the present gov
eminent. the newspaper said. and
when they 60 the state begins TO
totter."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
FILIPINO IS
CHARGED With
N. Y. KILLING
Former Servant Con-
fesses Numbering
Physician

NEW YORK. June 6.-tPi-Gav-
inc Demier, Filipino servant, was
arrested today and confessed. police
said. that he killed DR.. George Ed
ward Deely to get money for his
girl friend. Or. Deely. a widely
known specialist. was found stabbed
end beaten to death in his home
last. Tuesday.
Demier was discharged by the
physician five days before the
crime. He said that after the killing
he went TO Philadelphia where he
stayed until today.
Police said they had traced De-
mier 10 Philadelphia a few days
after the killing. but wishing TO
avoid delays, Swallowed him until
he returned to New York today. He
was then arrested.
Police believed the doctor was
killed with a knife and his skull
fractured by being pounded against
the floor. At first revenge was be-
heved TO be the motive for the crime,
but later detectives said they learn
ed a sum of money had been taken.
Demier. a muscular man who
formerly was a pugilist, said that
when he left the doctors employ he
took q key to the house. Return
ing about 4 a. m. last Tuesday. he
crept into the house and took S54
from the doctors dressing table. AS
he was leaving the room he STUN
bled. awakening the physician, and
the killing followed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. June 8. R-Cotton
opened steady today up 10 IL points
lower under o or less general
selling which evidently was stimulat-
ed by relatively easy Liverpool
Gables and reports OF favorable
weather in the south e Sunday.
The decline into new low ground
for the season brought in some trade
buying and covering, but was sup
piled Oh slight rallies. with the mar
ket easing off again under continu-
ed liquidation which seemed 10 be
combined with local and foreign
selling. July sold off TO 8.l7 and
December to $40 during the first
half hour with the active months
showing net declines Of about u 20
IA points.
Liverpool cables said there had
been local continental and Bonn
bay liquidation in that market and
that Manchester was disorganiZed
with business In cloths and yarns
restricted. The Indian spot quota
ton in Liverpool was 10 points low
er.
The early decline extending 70
8l6 for July and 875 for December
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
HEADS
GATHER FOR
CONFERENCE

MANHATTAN. Kas.. June 3.-tRi
headers in farm cooperative mar
keting and purchasing organiza-
items from throughout the country
assembled here today TO discuss
their problems at the annual ses-
sion OF the American Institute OF
Cooperation.
Six days Will be devoted 10 ad-
dresses by more than 100 speakers
and round table" conferences. APP
prcximately 30 per cent in the agri-
cultural cooperative movement
since enactment OF the agricultural
marketing act two years ago was
reported by Robin HoUd of WASH
ington. secretary-treasurer of the
National Cooperative Council in a
paper prepared for delivery at the
opening session OF the institute this
morning.
Secretary HYDE Of the Depart
ment of Agriculture will address
the institute tonight.
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State Treasurer In
Irnpeachment Trial

FORT WORTH, June 8. ~
More than 100 abstractors from
many parts Of the state had arrlv-
Cd here today Tor the opening ses-
sion oil the Texas Title Associations
fourth annual convention. About %
officers. directors and committee
men arrived here yesterday for a
pre-convention conference.
Speakers for the morning session
were Herman Eastland. Jr., Hills
boro, association president: Charles
hassel, Fort Worth attorney; Monta
r. Ferguson, Dallas: "A. 3. gilbert
son, Fort Worth. Tom Scott, Paris;
Jack Rattikin. Fort Worth: Henry
BALDWIN. Corpus Christ and Molly
Fox, and II. K. Welsh. Fort Worth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
PARLOR PINK
REDS SCORED
Commercial Executives In
Session AT Houston
Monday

HOUSTON. June s-lP- The
Texas Commercial Executives AS
ISOLATION and the Texas Trade As
ISOLATION executives met here today
IN annual convention.
The Trade Association executives.
through their president. 3. Frank
Johnson Of Fort Worth. took action
toward possible liberalization" of
the state antitrust laws. President
Johnson appointing a committee %
make a study and prepare rec
concentrations to Governor Ross 5.
Sterling.
Hubert NJ. Harrison Of Longview,
general manager OF the East Texas
Chamber OF Commerce. addressing
the commercial executives. touch
ed on communism. saving IL was a
"damnable poison being spread by
~parlor-pink and radical red"
Patriotic. ~farseeing Texas bust.
ness men. through their chambers
Of commerce. must combat this
dangerous tendency with all the
vigor they would direct against
foreign invasion OF our soil" Har-
riSon said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
WEATHER HERE
SAID COOLEST

You NAV thing the weather Is
too hot-but here's consolation.
Brownsville vas of the cool
est cities in the United States over
the weekend. In some sections the
mercury lowered around the l0n
mark. but here II did not exceed SO
degrees. Low yesterday vas "a de-
grees.
Out Of forty-five cities listed by
the local weather bureau. seven
teen exceeded Brownsvi.le's tcmpcra-
ture. Very few were any lower.
No rain fell over the weekend.
and large crowds gathered at Boca
Chica and Port Isabel, it was re-
ported.
Prediction today was. Partly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday. no
material change in temperature
There viii be no material change
in the Rio Grande river, w. j..
Schnurbusch explained. At present.
il is about ten feet below flood
stage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
GOVERNMENT
SEEKSHOARD
OF AL CAPONE
Early Trial of Tax
Charge Sought By
Prosecutors

CHICAGO, June B-F,- The
government was on a treasure hunt
today, with AlphonSe rapone's
reputedly vast resources as the
object of the search.
The location OF the notorious
gang leaders property holdings
was sought BY federal authorities
as a preliminary move to the filing
OF civil liens TO insure collection OF
the S2l5.083 the government alleges
CaOone owes on income tax.
Capone was indicted last Friday
for alleged evasion OF the income
tax. He subsequently surrendered
and was released on a $4,000 bond.
In addition to his Chicago and
Miami Beach. Fla. real estate hold
ings. he rs reputed TO own a huge
ranch between Los Angeles and
San Diego, Cal. and property near
Eagle River. Wis.
The announcement OF the latest
government blow aimed ct the gang
chief was made by Robert +. Nicely.
acting collector Of internal revenue.
who said the lien actions would be
started next week In the various
revenue districts where Capone
property could be found. He added
that the action would cover safe
deposit boxes and other personal
property.
An early trial on the income tax
violation charge was promised By
the prosecutors on the indictment.
which alleged Capone's income be-
tween 1924 and 1923 was at least
81. o3s.654. They said the ease would
be disposed Of by the end OF the
summer.
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Will CONSIDER
SALES POLICY
Mercedes, M'Allen And
Brownsville Co-ops
Plan Marketing
CBy Staff Correspondent

MERCEDES, June g. Definite
recommendation OF a sales policy
TO be followed during the 1892
season by the McAllen, Mercedes
and Brownsville cooperativcs is ex-
pected to be made at a meeting OF
the committee appointed for the
purpose TO be held Tuesday morn
ing.
All Of the three co-operatives are
affiliated with the Rio Grande
Valley Citrus Exchange. first form
ed at Mercedes some years ago.
Thos. O'Neil. president OF the
California Vegetable Union, which
agency has marketed the output OF
the Mercedes exchange since It's
organization. will arrive in Mercedes
Tuesday morning and will attend
the conference. il was announced
here this morning by Harry Rouse.
Mercedes member Of the commit
tee.
Other members OF the commit
tee are O.. l.. Crowley OF McAllen.
Paul Usher OF Brownsville ard =.
G. Orbert OF La Feria.
Two possible recommendations
are open to the committee. Mr..
Rouse stated this morning. The
affiliated exchanges may either
form their own selling agency. or
they may contract with the Cali
fornia Vegetable Union to market
the output OF their plants.
1t is considered likely that the
latter course will be adopted, as
the marketing organization has OBJ
Grated In the Valley for a number
OF years. maintaing an office at
Mercedes where Frank Hall has
been In charge OF sales operations.
Recommendation reached hy the
committee viii Be reported back 20
the three organizations for action
the latter part OF the week. Mr..
Rouse stated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
RAIN Helps
CHECK FIRE
AT NORFOLK
Three Million Loss
Sustained On
Waterfront

NORFOLK. Va, June s-LP,-
Norfolk spent last night fighting q
three million dollar waterfront fire.
started by an explosion on an oil
barge at the Buxton line piers. the
fire rode a strong wind along 200
feet OF wharves, destroyed q hotel,
swept through the wholesale dis
trict and leaped across Main street
TO threaten the retail business
center.
The explosion, the cause Of which
was sought by firemen today, oc-
CURED at $50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, and II was after mid
night before the combined fire
fighting forces OF the entire Hamp-
ton Roads area, aided by 1900
sailors and marines. brought the
fire under control. A driving rain
that began just before midnight
checked the spread Of the flames.
The Victoria hotel. a 200 room
structure, was destroyed. The Amer
lean Peanut Corporation plant was
burned down az an estimated loss
OF one million dollars. Seven city
blocks were swept by the fire.
During the night 80 persons. in
GLIDING several firemsa. reported
10 hospitals for treatment and IS
Of them had injuries sufficiently
serious to cause them to be kept as
patients. A large number OF 9TH
ers received treatment at am
balances stationed near the fire
zone.
Equipment and firemen from
Ne wport News. Portsmouth. South
Norfolk. Suffolk. the Naval Base
and Norfolk naval yard. were call
ed TO the assistance Of Norfolk fire
fighters, but little Roadway was
made against wind-driven flames
until rain anne.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
HOLD One FOR
BUS HOLDUP
Wild West Robbery At
Shamrock Recalls
Days of Yore

SHAMROCK. Tex. June 6-tP :
Eighteen bus passengers who we're
treated TO an old-fashioned western
stage coach robbery yesterday wait
ed here today to see II they could
identify a man arrested at Erick,
Okla, as one OF seven who took a
cash profit of s66S in reverting to
pioneer practices.
Except that the robbers roe
automobiles instead OF cayuses. ev-
erything was strictly in accordance
with traditions Of Wild Bill Hick-
ok's time. Two Of the men rode in
the bus and the other five were in
two automobiles, one behind and
one in front Of 1t.
The bus was halted about 2:30
a. m. on a detour from United
States Highway sc.
Punctilio Of the western desper-
ADDE'S was observed as each pas
senger was returned enough money
to wire home for funds and pur-
chase breakfast. No elaborate search
was made and several women pas
sengers saved their money BY hid
ing 1t inside their stockings. Be-
sides the cash the robbers took
jewelry valued at s273 by the losers.
w. z. Trammell, making his first
trip as driver of the bus. was the
first man ordered out 10 be search
ed. Finding no money on him. the
robbers became proiane and called
him a hack driver. One passenger.
Henry MacZiell Of Champaign. Ill,
hid his money in his shoe. which
the robbers neglected to sea.rh.
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talking 10 one. as the officer had
ms back turned, the other, it Is al
legged. snatched the gun from the
hands OF the officer and shot at
him. The bullet crashed through the
walls OF the cafe. went through a
wooden support and found its marx
in the jugular vein Of Miss Clark.
The bullet entered the right side
Of the neck and came out on the
other side.
Miss Clark's body was brought 70
MatamoroS Sunday night and plac-
ed in the Matamoros hospital. The
autopsy required by the laws OF
Mexico was performed on Miss
Ciarks body by Doctor Florencio
Anaya Ruiz aided by Francisco
Saenz. a Matamoros practitioner. in
the presence Of the special investi-
gator.
The men being held In connec-
ton with the shooting were due to
arrive in MatamoroS late this morn
ing.
Wires to authorities in Mexico
City and to Tamaulipas State Gov
ernor Francisco CastellanoS Jr-.
have been forwarded asking per-
mission to ross Miss Clark's body
TO Brownsville. IT is expected that
orders allowing the crossing of the
body will arrive this afternoon.
meanwhile the body Is lying in state
at the Matamoros Civil hospital on
the corner Of Hidalgo and Eighth
streets.
Thompsons' Mortuary Of Harlin-
gen Is in charge Of the funeral ar
Tangements.
TIE body will be sent 10 Cameron.
Texas. where the girls parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. !. Clark, reside.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
Programs Donated

A monument marking tie site
OF the historic Battle OF ReSaca de
las Palmas Is to be erected and
dedication services held June IS.
In mentioning the names OF
those who have aided In making
this possible. and nf those who are
aiding in the dedication exercises.
the name OF Bishops Print Shop
was omitted. This print shop Is
furnishing all programs free OF
charge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
City Briefs

At Boca Chica-Mr. and Mrs. A.
A. oxford and aunt, Fannie Smith,
are spending two weeks OF the beach
at Boca Cnica. occupying II OF
the modern Del Mar cottages.
Airplare Rides. Sl.O0. Learn to
fly. $4,000, in the new Curtis
Wright Junior, the worlds safest
airplane. Les Mauldin, Browns
vile airport.-Adv.
Ills. z. Vauter has been confin-
ed to his bed the past several days
at his home on Palm Boulevard.
Slight improvement in his condi-
ton was shown early Monday.
On visit-Mrs. Emmett Isom and
daughter are spending the summer
months in San Antonio. They will
return in September.
The Van HeeSt Shop-Furniture
repairing. refinishing, upholstering.
1909 Thirteenth Street, phone
l054-J. ADV.
Attending College-Miss Temple
Lux of FL PaSo is in the city at
tending the summer session Of the
Brownsville Junior College.
Weekend Vistiors-Pennie FRS
by and c. Cottingham. who spent
the weekend in McAllen. returned
Monday.
SpeciaI-Manicure soc. this week
only. Permanents $3.50 up. Facials
Sl.00 up. BY expert operators at
Amaya's Millinery and Beauty Shop
near Herald office. ADV. 8.
To San Antonio-Emmett and Jack
Vauter went to San Antonio Sat-
urday. where they will spend the
vacation period visiting their
grandparents.
Gage Hats arrived at Amaya's
Millinery. Adv. 8.
Return-Ruel Frisby returned 10
Brownsville Monday morning from
San Antonio. He is connected with
the Rio Grande Valley Telephone
Company.
Back From Beacn-Tom Steven
son and family returned TO the city
Monday from Boca Chica. where
they spent the past week. They m
ioyed a Del Mar cottage during
their stay at the beach.
Swimming Instruction by two
competent instructors. Glasses be-
ginning Monday in beginning and
advance swimming for children and
adults. Glasses At Martins Pool on
Southmost road. Phone 402 or 282
for information. ADV.
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him they were on the way 10 New
York today when their friends were
killed.
The presidents secretary said he
had not heard from the boys and
could not be certain OF their where
abouts.
Emilio Cortes Rubio is the son
of a second cousin of the president.
Salvador Cortes Rubio. who told
police OF the killings. near Ard
more. is the presidents cousin.
The latter's father said today his
son had told him BY telephone that
the two boys who were killed were
driving toward Mexico City when
a policeman ordered them 10 halt.
Thev did not do 50 and the officers
opened fire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
To Marry
Baylor's Ex-Dean

PHILADELPHIA, June 3-tPl-
Announcement was made today that
DR.. Clyde l.. King, secretary OF
revenue OF the state OF Pennsyl-
vania and professor OF political
science at the Wharton school, Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania. Will be
married June q 10 Miss Irene
Marshall, former dean OF women
at Baylor University, Tex.
The announcement was made by
Miss Marschall's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall. Of Llano. Tex.
DR.. King said today he would
leave for Texas about June p.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. June 9. R-Stock
dragged slowly downward In the
earlier trading today and then re-
duced their losses In a quiet ac-
vance from the low levels.
Weakness OF the rails stood out
during the selling movement which
represented a continuation OF last
Saturdays downward trend. Atcai-
son dropped 4 ga but got back ?
points Of its drop. New York Cen
trail recovered part Of a 3 Ia point
reaction. Pennsylvania Saggrd a
couple Of points on the report Of a
first quarter net loss. news that in
fluenced the entire rail group.
American Telephone. after sag
Rlng 3 points. cut its loss 10 1. Unit
"a States steel reacted 2 SIS be-
fore rallying.
Standard Oil OF California held a
rise Of / l-2.
Cali money renewed at / IL per
cent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
Women Can Have
Velvety Skin

Just try this new wonderful face
powder. MELLO-GLO Spreads
smoothly and prevents large pores.
Blends naturally with any COM
plexion-stays OF longer. MELLO-
CLIO Is purest and finest face pow
der made-its coloring matter ap-
proved by United States govern
ment. Fresh. youthful-never dries
skin or makes II look flsky. Get
MELLO-GLO.
CISNERO5 DRUG STORES
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
Guinan May !.
Perform In Reno

RENO, New, June 3-tPl-TeXas
Guinan, who. with her dancing
gang, recently was barred from
France, IS believed TO be consider
ing the possibility OF coming to Reno
TO exhibit her glaaxy OF charmers.
The Nevada State Journal says
Miss Guinan cabled friends here
yesterday for information concern
ing Reno night clubs and the pos
sibilities in the entertainment field
here.
The data was sent to her by re-
turn wire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
CHTLDREN's DAY PROGRAM

"A special children's day program
Is being planned by the Bible school
Of the Central Christian Church. %
be given Sunday night. June 2ist.
on the roof auditorium. Miss Mat
tic Gentry with assistants has been
placed I'm charge or the training
OF the children. The first rehearsal
will be held Tuesday afternoon thus
week at four o'clock al the Church
AL the children Of the primary,
junior. and intermediate DEPART
mcntS are urged to attend this ra-
helrSal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08

CHICAGO SFUD5

CHICAGO. June g. RI-U. s. ID.
A)-PotatoeS: New stock about
steady; sacked per cwt. LOUISIANA,
Alabama bliss triumphs l.45-l55,
Texas l.40-T-50. Louisiana irish COO
blers l.T0-l-75. North Carolina Dbl.
irish cobblers best around 800: Old
stock strong: Idaho russets fire
qaulity LIS. fair l.50-i55.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
Jan" TAYLOR Ill

NACOGDOCHES. June g -lP-
Jan Taylor. 81. only surviving
child of Charles S. Taylor. signer Of
the Texas declaration Of indepen-
dence. was reported today as very
III at his home here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
X. G.. LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY. June 8-OPl-(U.
S. ID. AJ-Hogs 1000; strong to 10
higher: top 625 on 200-2l0 lbs.
packing sows 275-5O0 lbs. 455-5l0i
stock pigs T0-l30 lbs 5.75-625.
Cattle: 5000: calves 1000. killing
classes steady 10 Is higher; early
top yearlings 500: stockers arr
feeders steady 10 strong; steers 500
500 lbs 7.00-650: heifers 550-850
lbs 6.T5-825 COWS 400-525: vealers
tmilkfedl 5~.O0-8O0: stocker and
feeder steers Call weights 5-50-7.65.
Sheep $4,000: lambs and yearlings
so lower: sheep 25 off; top native
lambs 500; lambs 90 lbs down 7.25-
SITS; ewes $50 lbs down l.25-200.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, June s. Pr
Cotton here opened easier today "
ing to very unfavorable Liverpool
cables. First trades showed losses VI
8 to ii points. The market continu-
ed to ease off after the start owing
to selling based on the continued
favorable weather IN the belt. July
dropped TO $40. October 10 $50 and
December to ST., or IL TO II points
under SATURDAYS close.
Towards the end OF the first
hour the market rallied Ito 8 points
from the lows on fair tade buying
and covering by satisfied shorts.
The market ruled rather quiet
all morning. after declining 10 levels
III to 10 points under yesterdays
close in the first part OF the morn
ing. prices had a fair rally on trade
buying and shorts covering, not
witL.tanding rather easier stocks.
July traded up 70 833. october 70
8-67 and December 10 $50. or IL 10
IA points up fro mthe earlier lows
and two points above yesterdays
close.
Around mid-session the market
was quiet and two TO four points
under the best.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
HOMICIDE

HOUSTON, June 8.-tP)-Robert
Gibson. 81. today was under a
charge Of negligent homicide re-
sulting from the death Of August
Priest. 70. fatally injured when he
was struck by an automobile last
night. The aged man died on the
ny to q hospital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
TODAY'S MARKETS

seemed 10 carry the market into
some old trade buying limits. while
covering was stimulated by a rally
in stocks. The combined demand
was sufficient to steady cotton
which recovered a good part of It's
earlier losses, with July advancing
60 8-27 Md December to 6-6T. cr
within Q or 3 points or SATURDAYS
closing quotations. Trading was
quiet and the market was fairly
steady at midday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. June ~ tF-Heavv
rains IN parts OF the Canadian
drought region carried wheat prices
downward early today. weakness CT
securities and reports OF large
yields OF new winter wheat In Texas
also we're influential as bearish fac
tors. Opening l-2-l ST cents lover,
wheat afterward held near 70 the
initial range. Corn started 1855
off and subsequently declined a
little more.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
Baby Girl Born to
Mrs. "A. W. Smith

A nine and a quarter pound baby
girl was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. v.
Smith at li:45 p. m. June 6.
Both mother and daughter are
doing well. and are at the Mercy
hospital.
Mrs. Smith will be remembered as
Miss Doris Faux. and is assistant
secretary Of the Brownsville Cham
Der Of Commerce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-08
Air Mail Schedules

the schedule for the mail between
Brownsville and Dallas IS announced
by the postoffice department. as fol-
lows: