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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
JUDGE KENT
RULES funds
May Be USED
Court Decides Work.
Out of Precinct
Is Lawful

A temporary Injunction restraints
ing expenditure Of funds OF Cam
eron county precinct No. 1.
Brownsville, on paving or the Mill
tary highway in the San Benito
precinct, sought I'm district court
here BY Brownsville and Houston
citizens. was denied Saturday oy
Judge "A. M. Kent.
The temporary injunction was
asked by Jesse bennett and A. ID.
Dickinson. Jr. of Brownsville. and
Mrs. Nellie Epperson Stewart OF
Houston.
Order Upheld
The grounds on which II was
sought were that the county was
obligated to spend al funds Of the
Brownsville precinct or roads in
this precinct, MS designated In an
order Of the commissioners court
passed before the road bonds we're
voted.
The petitioners were represented
by Judge ". w. Taylor.
Harbert Davenport and Judge III.
Il. Yates represented the CouIty
and other defendants In the suit, I'm
arguments before Judge Kent to-
day.
Argument Lengthy
Mr.. Davenport argued that the
language or the court order did not
restrict expenditure Of the money
10 roads IN the Brownsville precinct,
but 10 these roads. and other roads
contiguous thereto
The attorneys spent practically
all Saturday morning arguing
points OF law IN the case.
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Gems VALUED
AT SS25,OOO
/ BELIEVED LOST
Diver Probes River
Bottom, Rumor
Unverified

CHICAGO. Aug. 22-P- The
submarine jewel mystery lay hid
den today beneath the murkey
waters OF the Chicago river.
A diver bobbed periodically 10
the surface, beguiling a curious
public that gathered near the
Michigan Boulevard bridge. but he
kept locked within his helmet the
secret OF whether he searched for
the S825, 900 string Of Russian
crown jewels owned by Mrs. Hugh
Dillman OF Detroit.
Aboard the yacht "Delphine," ly-
Ing al anchor in Lake Michigan a
mile off the river mouth. belligerent
silence answered the days callers.
No visitors were permitted aboard
and a woman who slipped from the
yacht to a tender reached shore
and drove hurriedly away without
being questioned.
Only the mysterious silence Of
the diver has given negative strength
70 the rumor that Mrs. Dillman
had dropped the famous Catherine
OF Russia pearls into the river. a
nautically-garbed man arrived at
the scene OF operations toward noon
today in a "Delphine" tender and
denied the jewels were lost. pro-
testing Mrs. Dillman was annoyed
BY calls from her insurance COM
panies. he did not identify him
self. and the diver dropped back
TO work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
1880 VICTORS
QUERY PARTY
AS TO STAND
Nnvitation Is Iss u d
After Demo
Confab

EDINBURG, Aug. 22.-An invita-.
ton for members of the Good Gov
eminent party to return to the
Democratic party was formally an
nounced, yesterday, following a
meeting OF the democratic executive
committee in Phfs', late Friday, Ct
watch Judge j. +. Carl Of Edinburg
IL chairman.
I'VE have been approached b.
people who voted the Good Govern
ment ticket in the last election, ask
ing us just where they stood. should
they return TO the democratic party
Judge Carl said yesterday.
Last week. following a letter
received from j.. e. Berry, asking
several questions in regard to the
expressing our opinion.
These resolutions are the views
OF the democratic executive COM
mittee, and we Are announcing them
so ha ameet-cloETAOI EFT N Mn
so that all people can know ON
stand" Judge Carl said.
Resolutions follow:
Be Ii resolved by the Democratic
executive committee of Hidalgo
county, duly assembled at Pharr on
the 21st day Of August. 1891. IN
response TO the call Of the chair
man, that all Democrats who went
into the Good Government League
o. Good Government party. be, and
they are hereby. invited 10 return
to the Democratic party.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
BUDGET CUT
$4,000 FOR
COMING YEAR
County Will Start
Year With Deficit
OF $4,000

A cut OF $4,000 in the operating
budget OF Cameron county next
year. and a hike In the tax rate
from $50 To $500 in spite Of this
were salient features OF the coun-
tvs financial affairs as brought out
al the hearing Saturday on the
county's budget.
About so taxpayers attended the
hearing, and discussed the budget
from various angles.
Continue Discussion
AT the conclusion of the hearing
az noon Saturday the commission
ers decided to take the matter up
further Nc day.
The budget. as worked out by the
commissioners court and the coun-
Nv auditor. provides a total operat-
ing amount Of $685. $40 for the pc
Rod from July /. l-51. 70 July I,
1882, as compared to $685.. 1882 for
the same period the previous year,
This does not include the road
and bridge general fund, which is
not budgeted.
= N4N "a Vie Adh AdAE W HtAht ID
this budget is impossible. County
Auditor III. M. Shelton explained
because the county is starting the
new year with a $4,000 deficit,
which must be made up during the
next year or two.
Bonded Indebtedness
During the next twelve months
the county must pay a total or
$4,000 principal. and s452.825 in
terest. or a total OF S528. s25. on its
bonded Indebtedness Of S7,921 900.
The tax TO care for this is placed
az S1.095, as against secs last year,
which is the principal point Of in
creas in the tax rate.
The budget is estimated, Mr..
Shelton explained further. on a
prediction OF So per cent OF the 1881
taxes being collected I'D until this
time next year. That IA the per-
centage Of 1890 taxes collected I'D
10 the present time.
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TEXAN FAVORS
50 PER Cent
CROP SLASH
Surplus Dispo sition
Aim of New Or
leans Conference

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 22-Pi-
Gov. Huey p Long today surveyed
southern states for their final ver-
dict on his conference plan TO fore
80 a cotton crop next year in order
to dispose Of a gigantic surplus IL
a better price.
Authorized by the meeting OF
governors here yesterday. their rep
r-esentativeS and the industry meet
ing here yesterday to appoint the
other members OF the committee,
he set about to pick them.
Would Hold Cotton
The committee will convey the
wishes OF the meeting TO the cotton
growing states in an effort to have
the legislatures act on the plan
adopted-for the farmer to aban-
don all plans for growing cotton
in 1892 and for the federal farm
board to buy 100000 bales above
the market price and hold !. n
der farmers orders on a plan Of
ALLEGATION 10 the states which wipe
out the CROP
Gov. Long announced he would
call the Louisiana legislature into
session for the purpose. Gov. I. c.
Blackwood, of South Carolina. a
supporter Of the movement, said he
would do likewise provided the
other necessary states acted in I'M
sion.
Under the resolution adopted.
such legislation in one state would
become binding only after the pas
sage Of similar legislation by states
producing IN the aggregate not less
than three-fourths Of the Gotten
grown in the United States.
Counter Proposal
An unemployment menace under
the plan was see through the Il
raj south by j. e. Mcdonald, COM
missioner Of agriculture Of Texas,
whose counter proposal to drasti-
cally curtail cotton acreage next
year by legislative enactment was
voted down under request of chair
man Long.
Mr.. Mcdonald said he would re-
fer the action Of the New Orleans
meeting to Gov. Ross Sterling OF
Texas and ask the Texas governor
70 cali a special session Of the leg
iSlature.
Mcdonald explained after the
meeting that under his plan TO
limit acreage he believed the Tex
as legislature, II other states joined
in. would accept his move TO reduce
the cultivated acreage OF 63 per
cent this year to 80 l-3 per cent
next year and said that would bring
a reduction Of so per cent in the
amount OF cotton produced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23

OF the documents but he desired
confirmation from Vatican
authorities. He described the pa
pers as having an i~nflammatory ef-
feet on the people.
Several batteries Of artillery and
three divisions Of troops will be
sent To the northern provinces,
Maura said, 10 dampen anti-gov-
yeTnmel5 teeiIng wnicn nc a~ttrihEt-
cd TO Catholic and Basque naticl-
alist inspiration. IL IS intended they
shall 80 through maneuvers only in
the hope Of exercising a calming
effect. NN
1t was announced a purported
plot to assassinate Senior Maura as
he was leaving a cabinet meeting
yesterday had been nipped by p0-
lice. Three men were waiting to hurl
a bomb az the minister but were
foiled and are now being sought.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
CREACER
TO PRESENT
BRIDGE PLEA
Laredo c. c. Offers
To Pay Expenses
To Washington

r. B. Creager OF Brownsville was
consulted Saturday BY NJ. r. Jones.
secretary OF the Laredo Chamber of
Commerce. on the matter OF going 70
Washington at the expense of the
Laredo chamber in an effort to Sc
cure longer opening hours on bridges
across the Rio Grande.
Mr.. Jones left Saturday after
noon for Laredo, after Spending two
days here.
He said the chamber OF COM
merce in Laredo Is making every ef-
fort TO secure a later closing hour.
A short conference between
Brownsville and Matamoros Off
Gals was held In Matamoros Satu--
day morning. at which the bridge
matter was discussed.
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On Cotton Ban Sought
DEMANDS
VATICAN ANSWER
ON SEIZED PAPER

MADRID. Aug. 22-fF-An ulti-
matum from the government de-
handing that the Vatican explain
within five days whether il was
familiar with documents seized
from a Catholic cleric was on the
way TO Vatican City today.
The papers were said by the gov
eminent 10 have been found on IT,
Vicar general w Nctor-a, Jusuo
Antonio Echeeuren, a. he attempt
ed to cross the border at San Sc
bastian last Friday. They were al
legged 70 have advised the clergy 70
dispose Of church property and
serd the money abroad. Since FRI
day such actions have been made
illegal by government decree.
Miguel Maura, minister OF the
interior. said Papal Nuncio Federi-
co Tedeschini already has assured
him the Vatican had no knowledge
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
OUTCOME OF
REVOLUTION
IS UNCERTAIN
Cuban Chiefs Claim
Insu
End Near

HAVANA, Aug. 22.-Pl- The
capital was in doubt today about
the outcome OF fighting reported
10 have been resumed between gov
eminent troops and a foreign legion
OF expedit.onarieS near Gibara. No
statement as 10 its results was
forthcoming from army headquar-
tiers or from opposition sources.
Close Touch Kept
Pres. Gerard0 Machado was gem
eraly understood to have strength
ened his belief that the revolution
was nearing On end. one rumor
had 1t he believed the insurgency
under sufficient control to .uTn
shortly to Havana from the city OF
Santa Clara where he has kept in
close touch during the past ten
days with the revolution.
Difficulty Of obtaining informa-
ton as to the battle OF Gibara, re-
newed Thursday after a cessation
OF "a hours, prevented knowledge as
to outcome or the engagement.
It was believed %insurgent SYM
pathizers were awaiting further
news from the Gibara expedition
deciding their next move.
Bombing Heavy
Gibara started efforts at rehabii-
itation after being subjected. along
with its outlying suburbs. to heavy
bombing by Cuban airplanes dur
ing fighting for rs hours preceding
It's evacuation BY the rebels.
Havana police continued their
house TO house search for arms and
ammunition believed to have been
segregated by rebels in preparation
for an attack within the capital
city.
Three bombs were exploded IN
downtown Havana shortly after
midnight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Duke Under Knife

LONDON, Aug. %. tP-The Duke
of Gloucester was operated on for
appendicitis this morning and a
subsequent doctors bulletin said his
condition was satisfactory.
The duke, third son Of King
George. was stricken Wednesday
while visiting friends in Leicester
shire and was removed TO a private
nursing home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23

CORSICANA, Aug. 22-tP-Am-
putation OF Virgil McDowell's right
hand resulted today from electrical
burns he received yesterday when
he fell across a high tension line
at a Rice cotton gin.
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Candhi Will Talk

SIMLA. India, Aug. %. (Pl-Vice-
roy wilmington received on his ar
rival today a telegram from Ma
hatma Gandhi seeking an interview
at which T. discuss their con-
troversy and to clarity the misun-
Outstanding that rose out of the
publication OF Gandhi's charge
sheet"
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WOBURN, Mass, Aug. Pip
william Merrill Of Galveston. Tex
and Roy Cook OF Brookline. es-
capped ccnvicts from the Thomas
ton. Maine. prison. were held in
$4,000 bond each In district court
today for the grand jury for
larceny OF an automobile. They
were captured yesterday.
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Charged In Shaving

STOCKTON. Kas.. Aug. 22-P-
Arthur Merriweather. as, faced first
degree murder charges today in the
deaths or williams Francis. II, and
Jack Screen. IA, two youths who
were shot near a watermelon patch
on the Merriweather farm Thurs
day night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Partly cloudy TO occasionally un-
settled Saturday night and Sunday,
probably with local showers near
the coast.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy
Saturday night and Sunday; prob
ably local showers near the coast.
Light to moderate northeast 10
southeast winds on the coast.
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Pardon Indicated

AUSTIN. Aug. 22-P-Gov. Ross
5. Sterling indicated today he
would give a full pardon % Ben
Richards. IT.. formerly prominent
III Dallas fraternal and political
circles.
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Inspect Quake Area

AUSTIN. Aug. p. Rl-Adrian
Pool. member OF the state board
Of control. left today for Valentine
TO inspect the Valentine school. re-
ported heavily damaged In the re-
cent quakeS that shook west Texas.
Pool was accompanied by a con-
tractor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-23
Pola Negri Better

SANTA MONICA. Cal. Aug. 2i-
R-Pola Negri, Polish film actress.
taken Ill Tuesday with acute ap-
pendicitis. had a fairly restful
night, physicians said today. She
will not be operated on unless her
condition takes a turn for the
worse.
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z Hurt In Wreck

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. Zz-F--
Two persons were injured seriously
(nd a third escaped with slight
INJURIES this morning when their
car plunged off a 14-foot embank-
ment on the Castroville road. New
ton Mckinney, driver Of the car.
was the most seriously injured,
suffering internal hurts when he
was pinned beneath the
car. Miss Dorothy May Rant re-
ceived a fractured skull and other
injuries.
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Star Gets Divorce

LOS ANGELES, Aug. %. Up
James Kirkwood. film actor and
director. today had his final decree
of divorce from Lila Lee. actress,
whom he accused Of deserving him.
The court Of action. yesterday, also
allowed Kirkwood 10 retain Gus
tody OF a seven-year-old son.
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Hawks In Houston

HOUSTON, Aug. 22-P-Capt.
Frank M. Hawks arrived here al
TIT this morning just an hour and
20 minutes after he left Fort Wcrth.
After visiting friends here he will
leave at $3.50 p. N. Sunday for
Dallas.
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Storm Hits Texas

LAREDO, Aug. p. Rp-A violent
wind and rain storm damaged
three residences and a business
house at Catarina yesterday caus-
ing losses estimated at $500. The
town was inundated for 80 minutes.
None was injured
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Car Kills Texan

TERRELL. Aug. 22-P,- An
automobile struck Tom Maloney.
IS. while he was seated on the
concrete railing OF the Kinds creek
bridge today, killing him instantly.
The car was driven by L. w. Bishop
OF Dallas.
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Truck Kills Tot

GREENVILLE. Aug. % -tP-
Junior Lee McNeely. 10, was killed.
and his brother. Andrew Franklin
McNeely. 5. was injured seriously
when struck b. a truck near Com
merce last night.
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Postoffice Robbed

LATHROP, Mo, Aug. Pip
Two bandits disarmed Constable A.
j. Sawyers and Richard Aver. night
Waterman. here early today. locked
them in jail and then robbed the
post office and two stores. The
amount OF the loot was not deter
mined Immediately.
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NOR1DN. Kas., Aug. PIP
What officials OF the rodeo here
declared was a new state calf rop-
ing record and the equal Of the
national mark. was established here
Yesterday by Shocks Jones Of
BartlesviIle. Okla. His time was Is
secondS
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y. Al-Hogs 0 cariot buthers TO pack
ers fully 25c lower. truck hogs to small
killers s 70 f5c lower: top and bulk
GOOD Light and medium weight truck
hogs 6e5: good PIG pound rail- butchers
20 packers me- ESQ., packing Bcws VII tu
500 or steady,
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Six Break Jail

HENRIETTA. Aug. 22-P- Six
prisoners escaped from the county
Jail here last night by saving the
bars out OF the window CT their
cell. -Four other prisoners In the
cell refused to leave.
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Youths Rob Bank

PITTSBURG. Kas.. Aug. 22-tP
Three unmasked youths robbed
the First State Bank Of Brazilton
near here this afternoon or loot
estimated at between $500 and $500.
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MARKETS

NEW NOkk sIOCka
NEW YORK. Aug 12. tAPi-Thc fin
ancial markets settled gradually In a
llstless weekend session today.
The selling furry III stocks which
appeared late Friday appeared 10 nvl
spent itself. but there was a faint
trickle which carried n few shares ofE
N point or two. a few rails penetrating
new minimum levels for the bear mar
kGt. The bond market was fairly steady.
but here too. a few more carrier obllga-
ttOns sank To new lows.
The price average Of 90 representa-
tives shares showed n net loss az only
2-5 OF q point. and the turnover in tha
stock exchange WINS only 4l3.b50 shares.
or less than half last Saturdays volume.
The price average for 20 railroad shares
eased TO thin 40 OF one point OF thu
bear market bottom OF unR "a. Specula-
tive quarters have been ~auxiously await
ing signs OF support around this level.
for q new low IN the rail- average would
b. regarded as an unfav1rnhle sign.
Corn was a soft spot TN the c0mmodi-
ties, declining about m cent 90 new
los FOR the season. Wheat saEEcd oniv
slightly. while cotton rallied In sym
PATTY with Liverpool. closing 65 To Oh
cents n bale higher.
The news from London indiratlng
an impending crisis for the MacDon-
aid government may have been n Ecne-
what unsettling factor IN the stock
market.
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BASEBALL.
RESULTS
NATIONAL

FIRST
Cincinnati 49,. 600 600 OO0-O 4 2
New York -. 200 0l0 l2x-6 S 0
johnson, Frey, Stiles; Mooney,
Hogan, O'Farrell.
Second
Cincinnati :. 100 600 000-l s 0
New York -. 203 600 00x-5 6 ?
Carroll, Sukeforth; Walker, Ho-
gan, O'Farrell.
First
Chicago ...... 600 600 00I-i 7 2
Brooklyn $500. 600 00026x-S IL 0
Sweetland, Harnett; Thurston,
lombard.
Second
Chicago ...... 800 600 000@3 10 !
Brooklyn 49,. 600 100 2lx-4 9 2
Malone, Hartnett; Luque, Hell
mach, Lopez.
First
st. Louis ..... $50 Dol O00-6 IL 1
Philadelphia =. 202 600 000-4 10 0
Grimes. Wilson, Blake, J. Elliott,
Davis.
Second
st. Louis ..... 900 400 1905 &c l
Philadelphia =. 100 040 O01-6 IL ?
Rhem, Lindsey, Wilson; Collins,
Davis, Connolly.
Pittsburgh -. DOL 900 000-1 5 D
Boston ........ 100 100 00x-2 Z 0
Spencer, Phillips; Zachary, Spoh-
rezs
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NFW nRLEANs coTToN

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. q. tAPl-Thrre
was considerable activity IN the cotton
market here today for a shor Saturday
session and prices showed A moderate
upward trend. The stimulating In
nuences were much better cables than
due and a belief that the censu gin
ming report due ordav I'LL make a bull
iish showing. The close vas steady with
the general market showing net adj
vances FOR the day OF IS 20 II points.
Liverpool cables came I'm y ro 10
penny points better than due and pr
vnte cables stated that shorts covered
and the continent n Bombay bought.
Manchester cabled that the home trada
~ cloths was quiet and that the Sham
rhai auctions were unsatisfactory. Tbs
close as nc or near the towp October
showing a net gain for the day OF rs
points and December n net gain on III
points. Liverpool was due TO come IN
about unchanged on Monday on New
Orleans.
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RIVER

The river will probably fall slow
~ during the next "a 10 50 hours.
Flood Present 24-fIr. 14-Hr.
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GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 70. tA~Pl-Lower nos
higher. grain prices today followed giant
bartering or wheat ny the United States
farm board. The exchange of 15.Oo0.O01
bushels OF government financed wheat
20 Brazil for 100000 bags Of coffea
lifted the wheat market momentnrily
IL cent a barrel. Then. stop loss sales
or corn became the dominating in
nuence. and all corn deliveries DROP
ped 70 new 1881 bottom figures. dragging
wheat and other cereals down.
Corn closed EhnkV. Sal 5-f cents
OF AZ the lowest point reached. wheat
3-8-5-s lower. oats showing 1888 de-
cline. and provisions a fan OF u 70 -
cents /.
Corn selling was heavy and general.
with demand sn slack that corn hvaii-
able for immediate use. SCOT cash de-
livery, declined soon no the lowest
prices sine October 1921.
Wheat WAS not only affected nv corn
weakness but nv fresh tumhles IN
quotations AZ Liverpool. where u~nfavor~
able mercantile conditions were re-
ported as checking demand for wheat.
The general reaction M the trade hers
relative 20 the farm boards big wheat
coffee deal was voiced in n statmrns
from one ~ the principal houses thai
the price situation wag Wnnlterrd Hw-
cept that $4,000 900 bushels az Argpn-
tine wheat usually marketed IN Brazil
had now been released Tor the European
market a. the expense Of North Amer
tea.
Oats and rye weakened with corn and
wheat. although crop new them
were huiiiSh.
Provisions followed d%1wnturns ot
cereals and OF hog values.
Closing indemnities. heat-Eent. g.
20: Dec. 50 Ia: - "a. MAY 81 So 7l3-
So. Corn-Sept. - 5-s-7-4. AZ Ia. Dec.
81. 1898 1-s. May a -. AZ So.
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TIDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide at Port Isa-
bel Sunday, under normal Me-
neurological conditions:
High PSI q. NJ.
Low 6:34 d. M