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THIRTY-NINTH YEAR—NO. 115 BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1930 EIGHT PAGES TODAY 5c A COPY |j

, .. I MEMBERS OF HOOVER’S UNEMPLOYMENT BOARD AUSTIN NAN’S IN OUR WEST BROWNSVILLE VALLEY CRY FOR AID B1 C. M. HALL to IS UNHEEDED MEETING IS CALLED HOW ABOUT IT? The plain truth is that the i world Is passing through a per- Police Debate While TWO NOTED YOUNGSTERS fectly natural and normal reac- |; tlon. Slowly but surely the Victim Bleeds In forces that will bring about re- PROPOSAL TO vival are at work. Agony —Francis H. Sisson, New York bank executive. AUSTIN, Oct. 27—Shot • • • through the lungs by holdup men COME IN CITY In the two inspection tours I shortly before midnight and left have made, I didn't see one the road. Will Owens, single drunken man. alongside —Prohibition Administrator about 50, was found early today by IS EXPECTED H Amos W. Woodcock his employer, a dairyman, and • • • broug to an Austin hospital. His The fur-bearing animals are condition was cricital. Water Rate Truce disappearing with alarming Owens told physicians the rob- rapidity as a result of trapping bery and shooting occurred about End Is Cause for the fur trade. 11:3* p. m. while he was returning —David Quinn, secretary of the to the dairy, situated near the state Of Gathering emergency conservation com- school for the colored deaf, dumb mittee. and blind, outside the city limits. West Brownsville residents will him and then Two men held up meet at the chamber of commerce shot him, Owens said. sale of Cameron county bu'ldln": at 7:30 to Shortly after the shooting a car Monday night October ANOTHERroad bonds looms for driven by Mrs. Marguerite Wal- discuss the problem of extending 30. It to series E or the fifth ston passed by. Mrs. Walston, heard the Brownsvi:’e city limits to in- for slowed down as million which will be offered. his cries help, clude that section, It was an- Judging from letters being re- Their Job Is to find jobs for the nation’s 3.500.000 unemployed. Pictured here at the White House, she approached the body, thinking nounced late today by O. C. Rich- where met with President Hoover, these men were to his commission for the national it was her nephews playing, she ceived on the subject many buyers they appointed ardson, secretary of the chamber of when saw a man Above are shown Dorothy Woods, only thirteen old but en- relief of unemployment. Left to right are: Eugene Meyer, governor of the Federal Reserve Board; Ray said; but she years commerce. will be present. rolled as a freshman at Louisiana and L. of the Interior: Patrick J. of Andrew Mellon, along the road, she speeded up, University, Edmund Guillion of This is the result of the water this Wilbur, Secretary Hurley, Secretary War; Secretary Judge Oscar Dancy morning an holdup. Washington. 19. winner of the international debate of the Treasury; Robert P. Lamont. Secretary of Commerce and chairman of the commission; James J. fearing attempted Saturday night. raise recently, and If the West had the to say concerning Mrs. Walston called police when following Davis, Secretary of Labor. Brownsville citizens agree to enter and was informed the sale: she arrived home the city, It will be the definite that the was outside their "While I am getting more inquir- place termination of the altercation. but that county of- our first ad in the jurisdiction, A large crowd is expected to at- ies in response to informed. Police Fisher BrownsviDe ficers would be Pastor tend the meeting tonight, It was Bond Buyer last Saturday than I Good Lands AUTO THEFT officers said today they had ad- said, and two principal speakers ever got before, we are cot 'kidding' Harlingen vised county officers of Mrs. Wal- Ship will H. H. and doubtless be Banker ourselves with any idea of getting ston’s information. Reluctant Fare wells Heard for Rev. Lovett Judge Jas L. Abner, who have been attracted the atten- the fancy prices we received on the Owens’ cries active in the matter. Celebration Observed tion of J. H. owner of the After a Navy Unofficially PROBED Windlsh. Ten Years Service started first three issues. However dol- RING Valley The controversy early dairy which employed him, when last month when the Brownsville lar buys more now than il has in the When S. S. Comes to Port Harlingen Windiih started out on his route Appointment of Dr. Sterling Fisher, presiding elder of the San Angelo city commissioners met and decided last ten years ^______Two Cars Puts at 4:30 this morning. He bundled Loss of district, to the pastorate dt the First Methodist church in Brownsville to raise the water rates outside of * v v While little attention was being Brownsville to Navy Day, at wounded man into the milk paid by the the city limits, explaining that the Officers on Trail him to a hos- was announced at the closing session of the West Texas Methodist con- the same subject R. C. Houston and Harlingen, according to reports, the occasion is being made wagon and brought rates paid by citizens of Browns- ference at Morris of the Frontier Lumber a fete day. pital. Harlingen Sunday evening. ville were really below actual pro- Of Gang officers said re- ANENTcompany writes today to say: Sheriff’s they Dr. Fisher succeeds the Rev. E. duction cost, and that citizens out- Houston has a big battleship anchored in celebration of ten years port J. Lovett, who has served In the Valley “We have discovered that ceived the call but that they failed side of the not Just for The city limits, paying has 199 miles f life, and the Colorado was to traffic at Harlingen. to due to the fact that the the past ten years. Rev. Lovett was named presiding elder Cameron county Arroyo again opened Theft of two automobiles on the respond city taxes to help pay expenses of concrete which us more service. It answered in toto when number of similar calls had been of the Yoakum The Rev. 8. L. Batchelor, former of the highways The Harlingen navy was called into streets of Brownsville Saturday and district. pastor the municipal water plant, should miles of concrete highways than unusually large of late and none of the S. S. with ail hands on deck, wound its First Methodist church in Harlingen was appointed presiding elder of the pay rates for water that would cov- state of good ship Harlingen, slowly Sunday nights has led police to any other county in the the calls had resulted in anything er actual off the home ssan Anegio district to succeed Dr. cost. These rates were so Texas and more miles of concrete way up the Arroyo Colorado and anchored port. the belief that a of car thieves but a gang utile trip. Fisher. unpopular that West Brownsville than other in This boat was nurchased about a highways any county is in this section, and The holdup men obtained only a citizens several times and and a half it was operating News of the transfer of the Rev. met were the United States of the same pop- year ago, pointed j small sum of money. Owens said. motorists are urged to take pre- Lovett fro was at one meeting so Indignant that ulation. out here today, to take pleasure mthe Valley receiv- cautions their cars DEATH STALKS ed with some of the members suggested the “In fact, Cameron ranks the 38th parties boating on the arroyo, but; aginst having regret by Methodists seem in mood stolen. incorporation of a new town. county in the United States but DONNA SCENE the boat did not the Well Known Editor throughout this section, where he A sedan to Duff How- A meeting was the 37 counties that exceed it. and sank shortly after its purchase. J belonging has worked in various capacities then held, a com- ard. oi the Gateway mittee throughout the United States, in Recently, however, it was raised, manager Dies at Rio Hondo for the past ten years. He first of West Brownsville citizens and came back into bridge, was stolen from in front of OVER NATION conferring with the city commis- concrete road mileage, have much today port. HARLINGEN, Oct. 27.—Following came here as pastor of the First celebration at Harlin-' the J. C. store Saturday at which war larger populations.” OF SHOOTING The today Penney an illness of about ten months, Methodist church in Harlingen, sioners, time It de- gen reminded that the Valley city's evening. This car was a blue Chev- cided to defer action for • • • Otto Vinke. 39. formerly connected where he served for four years. thirty chamber of commerce once went rolet sedan, 1929 model. Noted and This j with The Brownsville Herald and SporUman Many Next he was named presiding elder days. period of “armistice" Is up San Benito way would into the boat business. A call today A car to Car- Watchman Placed | touring belonging editor of the Harlingen Star, died of the Brownsville district, which up Nov. 1. also appreciate it if Brownsville Garage in an attempt to gain further de- olina Gonzales was stolen from in Outstanding Figures The It Is j at 5 a. m Sunday at the home of position he filled for four years. meeting tonight. hoped, PEOPLEwould number their houses. At tails of the final outcome of that front of the Morris last, Under Bond; Victim Mortuary mis parents. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. will result In a final amicable set- least so one letter received today; venture brought forth but little. It This was a End Careers Eighteen Churches Sunday night. green Vinke. Rio Hondo. tlement of the matter. shows. This letter from C. L. Mil-1 was said that the boat was purchas- 1926 model. In Hospital Chevrolet, Mr. Vinke was well known in During this time the district It was urged by the chamber sec- ner. of tht Kiwants club, ed for $4,000 and after secretary' possession Car thieves have been particular- showed much retary that all West on the matter. newspaper circles, having been em- NEW YORK. Oct. 27—.^—Har- development, eighteen Brownsville throws more’ light for a while was sold to Dr. John active over the for the ly Valley the San Antonio churches and citizens attend the meeting to- In it follows: fSneclal to The Rerald.t Crockett Dr. Crockett was ployed on Express ry Payne Whitney, £8. sportsman parsonages being part ! for $25. past several months. However, in- night. now have of the as news editor. Beaumont Enter- built. Among the pew churches “And, that you finally DONNA. Oct. 27—Felipe Alyala. said to still be the possessor cases the and of one of the greatest dications are in most that Fort possessor were those at won out in getting your city's streets live vessel. prise. Beaumont Journal and Mission, Edinburg. 26 of Donna, is not expected to cars were stolen by pery thieves fortunes in America, died unexpec- identified to us "out-of-1 No set of entertainment Worth Record. Raymor.dville, Primera, Combes, properly ar.d Manual Villanue\-a about 45, program .md stripped of tires and other tedly of pneumonia at his Fifth Valley Is Subject towners." maybe you will find some- has been arranged by Harlingen for Funeral services were held at 10 Hargill, Weslacb. and Harlingen, de- accessories. Most of the cars have Avenue home last night. in our experiences at San Ben- also of Donna, is in jail here in but the of the a. m Monday in the Thompson while the McAllen edifice was also Of thing Navy Day, presence been recovered. His wife, the former Gertrude Latest Novel ito that will be of value toward fault of $1,000 bond following a flotilla on the Arroyo Colorado was chapel in San Benito, and in the! begun under his administration. The last two Jobs here, however, Vanderbilt, distinguished sculptor, Again the Valley la dramatized. furthering yo*r house numbering at 8 o’clock said to be in observance, and to San Benito Catholic church, with1 Two years ago, at a special re- shooting Sunday night more like that of an organ- and their three children were with J. M. Kline, author, writes the campaign. presage the when a merchant appear Father Tymen officiating. Burial quest to him in the at Hooks Chevrolet Motor Com- day. keep Valley, local chamber of commerce course, the ized gang operating in this vicinity. was in Mont Meta Pall him when he died. Monday “You will appreciate, of fleet will be added to the navy. cemetery. the Rev. Lovett was appointed pas- in Donna. I officers were for He wa the son of William C that he is writing a novel about that our first interest pertained to pany, Valley searching bearers were G. B Warne. C. A. | tor of .he First Methodist church > the the the mail service feature and, inci- According to Deputy Sheriff Earl the two cars Monday. All roads Dugat, Frank McCabe. J. A. Atta- Whitney, secretary of the navy ir Valley, plot being centered j here, succeeding the Rev. O. C. in Cameron dentally, the postal laws require Vickers of this city, who is handling Immigration Office leading from the Valley have been way. Duval West, Jr., and Geo the cabinet of President Cleveland county. went Villanueva’s Crow, who became presiding alder The author stated “house numbers where the delivery the case, Alyala to recovered and unless the cars have Cowan. from whom he Inherited a huge in his letter of the district. During his pastor- that had of mail is involved. Second, house in East Donna early Sunday Hours Are Changed already left the Valley, it is likely Vinke was 39 years old. and was fortune amassed by amalgamating he spent several months ourj Villanueva. The ate, m^re than 250 members have in this fire was directly con- afternoon to see The Secretaria de Gobernacion that they will be recovered. bom Jan. 31. 1891. in Brenham. a score of surface traction lines. section, and that the legends department been added to the local church. cerned and. naturally. Interested— j man was not at home so Alyala in Mexico City has no’.iiied the Payne Whitney, brother of Harry romances and atmosphere here insulted Sra. Villanueva, The Rev. Lovett plans to leave would but we did not have to call for their allegedly ^Matamoros Immigration service of Payne Whitney, died three years make an excellent setting for the wife. She communicated with for his new charge the first week a sen ices. Third, and the most im- the change, effective immediately, ago. Harry Payne Whitney's in- romantic novel. were her husband, who is employed as in November. He will preach his and portant. our city officials in- in the office hours of the service. Mussolini heritance. which was estimated at Willacy Hidalgo counties will watchman at the Hooks garage. farewell sermon next Sunday. also be terested and. for that matter, still The new decree states that the Raps Propaganda $24,000,000, was increased to ap- brought into the story. Alyala it is said, later went to Dr. Fisher, th enew has co-operate whenever called upon. Mexican immigration office will be proximately $200,000,000 through his pastor, The plot of the story i to begin the see Villanueva at the garage to been in the West Texas conference And last, don’t ever overlook open at 8 o'clock daily and will operations in mining, banking and with tiie reconstruction days in that make and placate the hus- for and is one of the one organization in your cit i^ace operate continuously until three Virtual War Exist* in Whltr. like many years, the Rio Grande country imme- j Villanueva is said to have Hypocritical Europe real estate. Payne can be relied to band. no mat- best known Methodist churchmen always upon respond [ o'clock. After those hours a financier and a turfman, diately after the Civil War. and shot Alyala through the right lung Harry, in the in when needed—the Boy Scouts. :ers will be dispatched, it was Italian Leader Declare* state, as weil as the con- swept to a climax at the a 38 calibre the bullet Dynamic left $178,893,000. present The de- with pistol, ference. He has served as secretary time. “Very simple: postmaster j learned. owned one are passing through the body and com- Harry Payne Whitney termines where housenumbers a to train 27.—(JP—Premier on the eve of tlte 8th an- of the conference many times, and ‘I *11! start the shoulder However, as courtesy ROME. Oct. Mussolini, of the greatest stables Jr with the little known needed: the a ing out below right ! racing has held various mayor gets personal passengers and for emergency cases. important charges region at the close of the Civil the the blade. The wounded man is at his niversary of the fascist march on Rome, today told the federal directors the world and at various times his letter signed by postmaster; ; a will be stationed at during his ministry in this section War, and home, injured. special agent horses won the Kentucky Derby, thr bring it up to the now. city engineer is instructed at the seriously of Italy that indirect preparation for military war was constantly be- of the state. most Villanueva waived trial the offices. Pimlico Preakness and productive of all agricultural next commission to measure examining virtually "I meeting "We make this statement to the ing made on the kingdom. consider Brownsville very for- areas," Mr. Kline added ’’chalk' the COF.RECT number in Edinburg Monday morning before every other great race in this coun- and nublic thrmich the Herald so as not tunate indeed in getting a pastor He Justice of the Peace C. S. Collier. to his on the Tuscany tour last and abroad. He won the requested additional informa- upon every house in a given block Referring widely publicized speeches try many of his and the to cause any Inconvenience to the ability high type.” tion in the way of statistics o’ street; a Scoutmaster is inter- the Duce said: Kentucky Derby twice. and public by the sudden change in of- May, Rev. Lovett said In speaking of •acts to work into viewed. and the next thing we know i j his itory, to fice hours. The pub’ic is requested ‘•With those speeches I intended to take off the mask from this hypo- his successor. make it authentic. the boys have arranged with some WAR VET DIES Stranded Air Men to transact all business during the Boone To hardware dealer or variety critical Europe which talks about peace at Geneva, and is prepared for SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 27—AFl- Harlingen store, hours specified" Sr. Rodolfo M. manager to sell them numbers on a Come to Brownsville -*war nevertheless. Colonel Lorrain T. Richardson. 59 The Rev. O. C. Crow was reap- Minor Looms Guajardo, Mexican Immigration as eider of the Speaker that will allow them a profit their Is this an retired, veteran of the pointed presiding margin Mexico's aces, who crashed chief declared this "To kill fascists, not Spanish on sets of numbers sold for the huge morning. American and World district. Other Valley appointments ship 85 miles from Matamoros and act of hostility? To defame wars, died Texas Lower blouse of fifteen cents. the; are: Har ingen. L. A Boone; Donna, sum were marooned at a small rancho RED IS HELD here yesterday. Oct. all—and I regime and damage it in credit, is AUSTIN, 28—t&i—Represen- “Team work, that's davs. unable to communicate 1 Colonel Richardson, who com- J. J. Richards; Edcouch. 8. H. for two Demanded an act of war? Calumnies tative Fred Minor of Denton mention that the boys are Damages not this T. N. has might with authorities who were making manded the Wisconsin naUona* Crockett; Edinburg. Barton; 124 pledged on and infamies, are they not launch- votes and no known numbering the houses several j for them, ar- Huns Sensational Documents trooos on La Feria. A. Boatman: Los Fres- an extensive search Of Brazil By guard the Mexican bor- opposition In the race for In San Benito , ed in the entire world against the speaker stieets today.” rived in Matamoros Sunday after- Oct. 17.—(/P—The Ger- der In 1918 with the rank o' nos. W. H. Marshal; McAllen, E. of the BERLIN, | Arrest fascist ime? Texas House of Representa- • • • noon. and continued to Brownsville. has Exposed by A. Hunger; Mercedes. C E. Blud- man minister at Rio de Janeiro brigadier general, served on th*- tives. to a letter "What happened after the exe- K. according received causes us to say that we Col. Gustavo de Leon, commander been Instructed to demand of general staff from 1920 until his worh; Mission. M. Fred; Pharr, here II/HICH cutions at Triest? Is not that today from Representative Ray { of the party, arrived here Saturday, in proof C. M. Epps; Port Isabel. E. A. \ ff will appreciate any suggestion Brazil satisfaction and damages MEXICO CITY, Oct. 27—(**)— retirement 1 1924. Holder of Lancaster, M to a member of the party. I that war against the fascist regime Potts, Primera-Lyford, H. or method which will brmg according full for the deaths of German sub- During the World War he wa i supply; Representative Dewv remain- Police here today understood that is a moral war now, but Young. Wel- of the houses I The remainder of the party victims of shell fact, pre- on B Day; Raymondville. B A Myers; about the numbering jects among the 27 j (Continued page 2) lington. spoken of as a ed at the rancho, coming to Browns- Congressman Hamilton Fish, Jr., paratory of military war?” San Benito, C. E Marshall; Santa possible in Brownsville. We hr.ve our fine fire from Fort Copacabana. upon contestant for the in a Travelaire (This re'er to the execution of position, has erected. The ville Sunday ship line steam- chairman of the com- Rcsa-Combes. Otto Martinsen; street signs, recently the Hamburg-America congressional written Representative Phil Sand- have in mind is that went for them. a group of alleged Jugoslav ter- Texas Succumbs Weslaco. J. W. Albrltten. only thing we to; ship Baden at Rio last week. mittee communist ac- Boy ers at The was left where investigating Demonstrations Nacogdoches. Minor’s cam- Brownsville houses numbered -or ; damaged ship The German legation at Rio to- rorists. against Remaining appointments by the get but it was tivities, and officials of Wash- To Gridiron paign manager saying he would own convenience and to make it had fallen, very slight- police fascist Italy followed in Jugoslavia.) Injury conference were: our day reported that the Brazilian not be a for a ly damaged and the propellor was ington and New York, were en DALLAS. Oct. sec- candidate the place, her streets appear as streets of city government ahd promised punish- Hie Duce then charged that many 27.—(4*)—The Austin District here for repair at the Mu- route to Mexico City and ond football said Holder’s letter- with city ways. We are fully con- brought ment for the probably laise rumors were being circulated fatality of the season nicial and will be returned persons responsible S. W. Williams, that it is a very small matter airport, would arrive today or tomorrow to about the fascist regime. In Texas occurred here yesterday Presiding Elder. vtnced it is for the tragedy of the Baden, needed. to the rancho and the ship, look into documents having to do when Jack H. died of a Austin—First church, K. P. Barton, greatly which was fired upon as it was "Calumnious inventions are an Davis. 19, thought, will take to the air again. with red activities in the W. L. Hankia, i WEATHER • • • United arm of war,” hr continued, "in a broken neck suffered In a practice junior preacher. who arrived were steaming out of harbor during the Those Sunday States and Mexico confiscated here. game the afternoon Youths Austin—Fred Allen Memorial, J. R. j while we also shall be during Annie says some peo- Jose Yanez. Lieut. Bernardo excitement attending the fall of the little charg- Capt. The documents were obtained with whom he was not Hilliard; Austin—Hyde Park, Den- For own Luis ed with cutting off children’s arms, playing did Brownsville and the who do not know their G Hermosillo, Sec. Lieut. Ricardo Washington government. nis Valley: ple when the quarters of M. Lulinsky. see the fall which caused his in- Macune; Austin—University Cloudy with showers and have not much. , Oton Hernan- It was out In a they said about the Germans in colder to- ANIMATEDminds missed Gonzalez and Capt. pointed diplomatic church, L. U. Spehman; student circles that Amtorg Trading Corporation arent. it seems that no one jury, but believed he was crushed night; Tuesday fair and colder. • • • dez Amaral. Germany, by dealing 1914—although Austin— were raided last July. beneath a of who pastor, George C. Baker; For East Texas: None was injured. with the rebel government, con- can find a trace of those mutilated group players Cloudy, showers of this column ap- Mexican Ward Memorial, H. H- Bam; Austin in southeast engineer cerning the Baden incident, had police say the document* children. piled up during the scrimmage. portion, colder tonight. the letters of aid. He an into was circuit, J E Buck, supply; Bastrop, rEpredates taken a stand of virtual recognl- give insight workings of “All this stirs increasing hatred Davis graduated from Oak Tuesday fair; colder ir southeast * is still of the opinion that one Citrus the red which will Cliff school in 1929. Waiter Dtbreil; Cedar Creek, S. J. portion. Shipments l tion of it. organization toward fascist Italy, hatred prac- high January. the best ways to write a good sensational when and entered the Terrill boys’ school Franks, supply; Elgin, M. F. Hill; Light to fresh westerly to north- of prove published ticed by millions and million* of column is with a pair of scissors! Show Small have refused to make their here. As a of the Grassyvllle. S. L. Barnes; Harwood, er./ winds on the coast. Drop They individuals; hatred by anti-revolu- representative and a paste poi. Rains which have held up fruit Santone Man Shot contents known for the time beinr Terril Academy, he won the Nation- O. W. Benold; Kyle-Buda, A. Guy- tionaries; hatred from reactionaries S. C. RIVER shipments for the past three weeks on the ground that they concern al Academy record for the 100-yard on; Lockhart, Dunn; Luling. FORECAST and conservatives, all of which hcn- river have dragged the total for the sea- In Holdup Attempt principally the United States. dash with 9 8 seconds. J. B. Horton; Lytton Springs, T..e will probably stand or Gunboat — ors and exalts us. fal1 American son to date somewhat under that SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 27 —-P George L Rvan; Manor. F. For- slowly throughout during the "We are against a world next 24 to 36 for the same time last year. The After being slugged over the head fighting ester; Martmdale-Fentress, W. B. hours. In Bandit Battle on the decline but still Dead Food Preheat 24-Hr 2«-Hr. 1930 figure is 478. against 526 for as he was returning from the Alamo Convention Plans powerful Priest Held Wheeler; Maxwell, H. O. Launc; I because it an enormous Stag- Bug* Cbarie B»“» Oct. 27— same National bank Paul Jeser. represents San Marcos. F. B Buchanan; HANKOW. China, 1929 at the date. today. j Hands Eagle Pass 18 3 7 0 7 27 of the the Cafe on Made by Legion : crystallisation of Interests. In Bandits’ R. The gunboat Luzon, flagship , Fourteen cars were moved Sun- cashier of Black Cat Smithville, Brewester; 8'spies, Laredo 27 18 00 .04 was The executive committee of ’’The terrain of fight has been KIUKIANG, China. Oct 27— W. Vasco South- American Vangste river patrol, I day and Monday, but shipments 'South Alamo street, was shot twice i the Teer; professor, Rlr Grande 21 10.0 -1.7 M shore a John Hanson American Le- I dilated, yesterday the fight qr*s in —Father Vor.arx. French priest re- western H. L. attacked by a communist j will continue light for several days, in the back in daylight holdup. post. Univ., Gray. Mission 22 13 4 -2 0 .03 Yochow. Jeser had a of gion. was to hold a at the Italy, today it is over the world. ported murdered by communists batted 15 miles below due to addrtional rainfall. made deposit $900. meeting Corpus Christl District San Benito 23 22 8 -0 3 .04 Week-end were- At the time of the attack he had El Jardin hotel noon "Thu* a ‘moral’ state of Wlr ex- when they raided Pengtseh, Ki- Hunan, late yesterday. shipments Monday. Brownsville 18 17.4 -01 M with Mxd. no on The new committee is headed ists, an it is fatal that it should is not dead but is President H. E. The Luzon, opening fire Grpft. Oranges money him. by angsi province, elder, Draper; set Dr. so exL. and that it should be so held 25 miles south Alice, Z V. Liles; Aransas W. rifles and machine guns San Bemto .... 1 3 1 The holdup, a white heavy Lawrence Olmsted, newly elect- being captive Pass, TIDE TABLE three-inch and A. B. silenced the reds field Mercedes 1 1 man. struck him over the head. ed commander. accentuated. It is logical pro- of Pengtseh by bandits who demand Dunn; Beeville. 8. Beall; High and low tide at Point Isabel quickly When Jeser the Plans vidential that we must reconquer ransom, lnfor- J. N. Chris- Dona 3 1 , started to fight for attending the Fifteenth *100.000 (Mexican) Bishop, McKay; Corpus tomorrow, under normal meteorol- pl An* unidentified British gunboat j Alamo 1 bandit fired two shots, then jump- i district convention to be held a‘ | our victory day by day. If this i roation received at the Lazarist ti—First church, Gaston Hartsfield; ogical conditions: Mission 1 ed into a car driven a woman Kingsville Nov. 8-9 are to were not so, at this very hour fas- ! Catholic mission here today re- Corpus Chritsi—South Bluff, K, C. . None w&s reported attacked near the by expected 1 High 1 cum (Continued Edinburg ...... 1 and escaped* be made at the gathering. would have been suppressed.” ! vealed. I on Pan i*wo> Low .. 2 33 p. m.

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