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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
U. S. COMPOSER DIES
American Decorated by Late Pope Leo
Expires i'm New York.

amer1can Decorated by Late Pope Leo
Expires in New York.
New York, April Frank G. Dos.
sert, SO. composer of religious music.
died yesterday in his Carnegie Hall
studio after a short illness.
Mr.. Dessert was a native Of Buff
falo, n. Y, and the son of Jean Ba-
tiste Dessert, first director of the Buff
falo Liedertasel and the first to intro
duce Handel's Messiah" in this coun-
try. He won recognition from the
late Pope Leo NH when he was
invited to produce his "Messe Sole
nelle' at st. Peters in Rome. He was
the only American who has been thus
honored.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07

TAKE TANLAC VEGETABLE
PILLS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
GENUINE YELLOW CABS

are built throughout, especially
and solely for Cab service. Their
specifications are based on millions of
miles of Cab experience. They are the
finest Cab vehicles we can buy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-07
MOVE in SENATE FOR
PEACE CONFERENCE

Continued from page one.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
WEATHER STOPS
FLIGHT OF zR- 8
Warm Air Fails to Lift
Big Dirigiblc, Build
or Explains

TElEDRiC IISllAFEN, Germany. oct
II. The flight Of the Zeppelin ZR-3
from iFriedrichshafen- to I.akchurst. N
w. the start of which had hccn annuur-
ccd for this morning, was suddenly post
pcned at the last minute until six
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
While no formal -tntcmcnt was forth
coming from the m+nagemcnt of the
Zeppelin works where the giant diriEi-
BILE was built for the United States
navy, it was apparent that Dr. Hugo
Eckcncr. director of the works and com
mander of the shin, had discovered that
the ZR-3 was loaded with more weight
than it could comfortably carry.
Even after taking ont a ton and 2
half of gasoline failed 70 Tighten the
ship enough 70 She would float as she
should. and Dr. Eckcncr explained that
the rising temperature was hinde~.us
the dirigihlcs lifting power
AZ every ounce Of gasoline rrIy ~ re-
uuircd t. prupel the vessel IN the event
of rough weather he deemed IT lest to
30. tponc tho hop-off rather than fur
thcr reduce his fuel supply which, ms
the dirigiblc stood in its haIrrr this
morning. weighed about n tons. Dr
Eckener is hoping for cooler wca-hcr
arc consequently more huoyarcv when
ne cndcavors 10 take off tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
BANDITS |
Get PAY ROLL
N. Y. c. Motor Car Held
Up for $4,000; Mes
senger Dead

EEEASBl re, Pa, OCT. oct. "A. Five
armed bandits today shot aud killed
James German an American Railway
Express messenger seriously wounded
Joseph DAVIS. q bank mcs acr~cr, and
escaped with y Siu.0nn payroll at a rc-
mote pot on the Cambria ami Indiana
Railway near here today
Sheriff l.. N. Keller of amhria coun-
ty organized posse here and went into
pursuit
The bandits boarded p ra oline pro
PEELED c,mbination coach of the rail
way. subsidiary of the Ncw York Cen
tral nt RpNis They took seats immc
diatcly behind the messenger. a the
ear made its way toward = pass in the
mountain, the bandit. went into action.
Thc mntnrman was ordered ~ atop the
car, arl a- wv applied the hrrkcs, the
bandit Opened fire on the ma scngcrs.
killing German and wouuding Davis.
They thcn gathered ur twu satchcls.
containing ihc money and escaped IN an
automobile awaiting nearby.
Tho peyrool was for the miners of
the Cambria and Indiana company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
CHEVROLET MAKES
GOOD RECORD RUN

Still hitting il off at n lively pace,
with the radiator still cool. the Chevro-
let car of the Stevenson Motor Sales
company here finished its l00-hour run
today az 1905 and went a total OF
2i20i miles, or an average Of 2i.2 miles
per hour on the entire trip.
The ear made a wonderful showing for
gas consumption, going the entire dis
tance on 40 gallons of gasoline. giving
il record Of 26.5 miles per gallon cf
gasoline. The total consumption Of oil
on the trip was = IL quarts. or 25a
miles per quart Of Gil.
No water was put into the radiator OF
tho Chevrolet during the run. but at the
conclusion of the trip. the radiator was
filled with water. |. took three pints
Of water TO fill il.
The car will be placed on display At
the rooms ~ the Stevenson Motor Sales
company. and will he used as de-
monstrator.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
URGES
ACTION AGAINST.
CHURCH HEADS.
Demands Probe Of Dec
orations for Eucharis-
tic Congress in Session
in Capital
fRy The Associated Prc~l

MEXICO CITY. UrL lI ~ consc-
qucncc Of President Obroron's demand
for action nv thr procurntor- general WI
Justice against Those responsible for
inducing" inhabi,ant. or Mcxico city
to decorate their homes for thc cuchar-
istic congress. in session hcrc. thr or-
ganizcrs of the congress have decided
not to carry out the isst two ceremonies
~ their program, procession 10 a
large private park and pilgrimage tu
th" Guadalupe shrine a few mics from
the city.
ln hi- instructions 20 the pro,urator-
ger rai. tire president expressed the
opinion that the decoration WI the
house implied "manifc station or an eN-
tcrnal cult" which j. explicitly forbid
den hy law and which hc declared was
n spircd hy the director MI thr curhnr
istic congress. Tho president also or
dcrcd the procurator general 70 take
note of tine number of foreigners in
volNci In violations, ana demanded "
i-t ~ their namr- rni addresses
The archbishops and bishop attend
inc the congress have refused 90 CON
ment IN the east News of the pres
idcnts action created scn alton -im-
liar % that surrounding thc cxpul sion
from McXico of The papal uuucio. Hou-
si~nor Flipni. IN 1893. and gave riac to
rum"rs of tho pns ibln expulsion or
three foreign bishops v Tcxan. Cubrr
and Sllyadorcan. Th..c rumor.. how
ever are not credited 100 church circles
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
POLICE PROBING
WOMAN'SDEATH
Body Found in St. Louis
Doctors Apartment;
Note Kept Secret
CRv The As.orinted ProsN

SIR LOUIS. Oct i1.-Policc of Uni
vcrsity City fashionable suburb today
were investigating the death ~ Miss
Irene Hammond whose body was found
about midnight ~ the apartment " mr.
n. J. Neville. Thc body wa found hy
watchTan who. police said had been
notified from Chicago by Dr. Neville
that several long distance telephone
calls had been sent tu hicago from his
apartment.
Indications were. policc said that the
woman had killed herself with q re-
yolver found beside her IN the bath
room floor. note. the contents of
which police refused to divulrc. was
found on the dead woman. police said.
nr Neville was reported an his way
back from Chicago where ~ and his
wife went several weeks ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
San Antonio Mayor
Charged With Gaming

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. oct. IL
Mayor John w Tohiu and L. other
prominent citizens are scheduled - ap-
pear Tuesday next ia Justice court ~
answer charge nf gaming and l"itering
around gaming house ~ the result Of
raid by rangers on the exclusive I'M
ycr~ity club The defendants gave $50
bond for appearance. The raid was
niadc yesterday through The aid Of y
youth who pushed the button Ia the
elevator which descended tn the ground
floor ai M. signal. Rangers forced the
negro operator 10 take them ~ the club
rooms on the third floor.
Those in the club declare they were
playing bridge and watching returns
from the worlds series. They deny the
gaining charges
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
Davis Begins 2 Week
Drive i'm Middle West
Try The Assocrr,ed Press,

DAVIS TRAIN. ENEpITE RICH
Nn\n lud p't III Entering thc
mddIrNr-f W. h .crond uud final
-fumpus trip INTO that section during
hi campaign fer pre- idrnt on the demo
cratic ticket John M Davis began tn-
dty trn week. drive 'hHf viIl lkr
hlm into Indiana. southern IIinoi-c Ten
1t"--c". kcuiuckN aud Western ohi".
THAT "a" r"llizr- thr Importance ~ Win
ming many a- rn- -~ihIr NJ thr states
uim,d i Indicated iu thr drci,iou which
lrd him fo take the stump again par
tcularly ~ this tim" when the demand
fnr hm i~ urgently requested ~ either
-crtinn- M he country and the election
bu- =; days AWAY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
Flight to Hawaii
For Ship Proposed

SAN DIEGO. Calf. oct. ~ An air
trip to Hawaii max bc the next test for
the great navy drigihlr Shenandoah 49,
""rding to E'ar admiral Mnffctt. head
~ The bureau II naval acroniurics who
arrived here hast night on the sherman
d"hi when She completed her succeSS-
fnl trip across THE continent.
Sw cping over Point Iona af 1u:lJ
"'clock la~i night The Shenandoah COM
piofed ii~ westward flight N 1i:i0
O'Clock when Commander Zachary I.nns
dnwnr hroug,it hiS giant command ~ u
m"nring mast nu the landing field ni
North Island Smoke hungry after their
deprivation On the trip from Fort
Worth. TIE marn'r- NJ ihr air eagerly
ar,rrtrd tuharrn and >nnn \ regular
smoke fest WAS ia session. The 5000
miir jaunl across the country wa~ for
gotten aS th" men puifrd away at their
rrr cigars WI cigarettes
I'uffiug ~ hi~ vcucrah" corn cob. ad
miral M"ffcit explained 10 ncwspaprr-
men thar the arrival "f the Shenandoah
had been urpo~cly n laycd because a
landing latr Nv night would conserve fhr
hclium supply IN the shin. For this
reason the Shenandoah WAS headed
unrfhwr~i after Yuma Wa reached in
stead NJ holding straight west. " cpurs
hat would have brought her here before
dark
1h. Shenandoah made the last 100
ml" M ii long injrn'y NJ h speed ~
more thlu mil" minute after battle
with hail aud snow Storm ~ the san
lnciutn m"un'ains during the evening
hours.
Ihc sudden storm caused four thous-
ana pound 81 sorgy snow 10 weight
down M" cnv' lop of the ship. All on
board we're in lined electrically
heated suits.
~Thc Shenandoah arrived ar san
Diego after slightly less than - hours
nf actual sailing from IakrhurSi. y. j.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
One American Shot
Big Pay Roll Taken;
Troops In Pursuit

Ell PASO, oct. ll.-B. +. Barker, of FL Paso.
auditor Of the Erupcon Mining company, and
eight other men were lined up and shot to death
Thursday by bandits who wrecked freight train
Of the Chihuahua and Orentc railway Al miles
southwest OF uarez, in a $4,000 payroll holdup.
The train included III the nine
killed. The amount taken in the robbery was es-
tmated b, military officials but has not yet been
verified. a customs guard Manuel Ofiega, Juar-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
PIONEER CITIZEN OF
HARLINCEN DEAD

HhRLINGEN. Tex. Oct. IA. III.
Weller. age -. who had been critically
III NJ his residence here for the past
few weeks, died this morning at 12:45.
death being caused by high blood pres
sure and heart disease.
Mr.. Weller II survived BY four brn-
theirs. two OF whom II. III. Weller and
r.. II. Weller. live in Brownsville. He
il also survived by his widow and four
daughters. all Of whom are married
Relatives and friends from various
parts Of the state are on their way TO
lIarlingen now.
Funeral arrangements will he COM
pletcd this afternoon.
Mr.. Weller had lived in the Valley for
20 years. and in Harlingcn for the past
1s years. He lived the first two years
Of his Valley life in Brownsville He
was the first president Of the Harlinee7
State Bank. but retired years ago. he
had been active in the business and CIV
ic life of the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
La Toilette to Plan
Route in Chicago Today

CHICAGO. Oct. ll.-Facing the ncccs-
sitv Of making a quick decision az to
itinerary. Senator Robert VI. LaFollcttc.
Independent presidential candidate. ar
rived in Chicago today for conferences
with his campaign managers and 10 de-
liver an address onight in the 35th street
armory.
The Wisconsin senator will remain
here until tomorrow night, leaving
shortly before midnight fer Kansas City
where he will speak Monday night. Con
tinuing he will visit st. Louis for n
meeting Tuesday night hut beyond that
=, int his itinerary i still unsettled.
In his Cincinnati speech he charged
that the foreign policy of the Coolidge
administration was one If fear. ap-
rrchcnsion. hate and war" and declared
that il elected he would steadfastly seek
to avert war, resorting TO II only TO re-
pei invasion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
SUPREMECOURT
INTERESTED IN
FERGUSON SUIT
Question of Jurisdiction
Rails e d; Legislature
Has Power, Judge In
dicates

AUSTIN. oct. II. Deep iuirrc~; WAS
manifested by The supreme court today
IN the question If it~ own jurisdiction M
hear The Ferguson injunction srii autl
the right nf tharl"~ VI bick -nu. of san
Antonio ia bring the suit as private in
dividuai
Judge l. w stephens ur Fort Worth.
IN arguing f"r TIE plaintiff. mentioned
the Maddox case ia which the court held
last June that the name of James T..
Ferguson could not 70 ~ fhr ballot hr-
cause If ~" Impeachment harrin. from
him the right ever "a hold public office
IN Texas. This ease WAS brought hy
Maddox. - private c'izrn. from which
Judge Stephens argued that thr supreme
court. either expressly ~ hy Importation
must have held thar . private citizen
may maintain such - suit
Rut - was y ca~r involving ihc
right 10 place name ~ th" primary
ballot" said Chif Ju~lirc e. VI Cure
ton. Tho case before ~ involves the
rignt to place 4 name ou thr election
ballot. and II would ~ccm ~ ho differ
ont Judg, stephens explained u was
his understanding that the statute uudor
discussion applied both to the primary
and the general election.
As~"ciatc Justice William ricr-on fl-n
"r"p"uni"d a ga, siiou ou The jurisdlcz
fional point.
-ip"r~ NOT the constitution give the
legislature power ~ pass on fh" eligibility
~ candidates." w. asked
Judge stephens dr'W th" distinct ION
that this power i- ~ be- exercised after
the election and not before
The qifr-finn- were -iId hs IlWyrr tu
Indicate deep interest of thr court Iu
every phase "f The ease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
THE WEATHER

Brownsville and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Sunday; not much
change In temperate.
East Texas: Paitly cloudy tonight and
sunday. Moderate 90 fresh east to
south wind. on the coast.
Weather Conditions
The weather Was generally fair ~
partly cloudy practically throughout the
United States during the last - hours.
Heavy rains were reported. however
from Florida. II was much warmer this
morning over Colorado the l'lains states.
and over the Texas Panhandle. and
somewhat cooler generally in the states
! ast Of the Mississippi River.
-rhc highest temperature yesterday al
ITeAas stations ranged from ss at San
lantonio to rs at Amarillo and Calves
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11

cz, the only man on the
train who was armed. is
missing. 1t is believed
he also was slain.
n rail had been removed from 4 curve
IN the track where the trains run slowly.
The engine. tender and boxcar loadesi
with dynamite left the track.
According ~ the story received here.
the members Of tho train crew and
Barker were marched TO n point near
the rear end Of the train. where they
were required ~ ~ down with their
backs against nm embankmenf, their hands
raised above their heads. Each wa.
shot ia the forehead with the exception
"f one Juan Medrano ~ chihuahua. as
>iSiant road mast'r. The bandits used
large calibre rifles and explosive bullets.
which nutilaicd the heads Of their vie
ti-ns
Mcdrano apparently lcaped from the
cab"ose of The train and connected up a
field telephone set before the bandit,
saW him.
hloodatainrd note addressed to Nj.
wifi" reading: "t,o 10 your mother. |
am about 10 die" was found along the
right "f way. lii~ body was found in the
cahoo~r. shot twice through IA. che-'
Ills head had b"en beaten with u rork
Military authorities. reconstrurting
the killing of Medrano. declared he sp-
parently had dragged himself back tc the
telephone Set and attempted ~ .et
.luarez on the wire after he had been
mortally wounded. Federal troops ere
at ths scene ~ the holdup to start la
pursuit WI Nh" bandits two If whom are
thought a. ~ Americans
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
FANS ASK COOLIDGE TO
x !; 4;
HAVE SERIES WINNERS AT
\ \; !;
WHITE HOUSE L u N { H
CBy The Associated Pres }

WASHlNGTON- Oct. / President
Coolidge who helped cheer the Wash
ingt6n Senators on to victor, ycstcr-
day, received almost us many tclc-
grams of rejoicing today as did Bucky
Harris.
Would hc wonderful ir YOU would
dine Washington team al White
House. wired o. Il. larcnt of Flint,
Michigan.
what 10 YOU think of Eucky Har-
ris and how III Walter" asked Buddy
Elders III san Antonio. Texas.
A. l.. Oppcnhcimer of Cleveland wir-
81 Mr. Coolidge that "thc Senator'S
succrss Is a f0rcrunncr of your own
IN the election. ana surEcat that YOU.
as their mascot, tender them din
ncr."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
Navy Australian Trip
To Cement Friendship
CBy The Associated rrezD

WASHINGTON. oct. IL Secretary
Wilbur today Characterized the project
ed Australian cruise of the American
navy as another step "ccmcnting the
bonds of friendship between thc two
countries
Officers and men Of tho fleet are
looking forward with great pleasure to
the anticipated trir to Australia" nc
said THE department share in that
pleasure and rcjoiccs AZ the prospect Of
further ccmcnting the bonds Of friend
ship between these two countries hy
personal contact and friendly intercourse
incident to the trip"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
WRECKED CABIN
DELAYS FLIGHT
OFSHENANDOAH
Big Ship May Fly to
Hawaii, Comman d c r
Indicates at San Die
go; Hits Snow Storm
fBy Thn Associated Pres y

SAN DIEGO. Calf. Dtt HI
cau~" rear cabin was mashed while
IA" Shenandoah Was being monrrd last
night and TIE necessity nf repairs ~
her m"i"r- The biz dirigihlc viii prob
ahh Say - her mooriug mast IA North
Island nl day today. according 10 q t,le-
ph"n" in" sage from the nffirrr ~ the
day W North Island Navy flying field
y h"l" about siN feet hong was torn
~ the rear cabin of the dirigihle. ac-
c"rdinr ~ Inc communication from
North Island Although this damage
was described a~ ~ minor nature ".
together with work to hc done on two
IT fh" hips six m"tor.. was expected
A" keep hrr here today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
CRONKHITE Staying
CASE TO. GO TO JURY

TACOMA. Wash. Oct. 1.-THE case
cf Roland II. Pothier. former sergeant
huglcr Of the i9ith engineers. accused
III the murder Of Major Alexander
Cronkhitc. October 25. 1918. is expect
ed to go 10 the jury in federal district
court some time today following the
conclusion Of arguments by Maurice A.
anghcrne chief defense counsel and
James W. Osborne. who will speak for
the government and the instructions of
Judge Edward +. Cushman.
Robert Rosenbluth, former captain Of
the 21ath Engineers Is to be tried in
connection with the alleged murder Of
Cronkhite. later in the month.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11

LOVER OF WOMAN WHO
4: !; i;
QUIT PROFESSOR HUBBY
Is CHICAGO ACCOUNTANT

CHICAGO. oct. Ii.-Fred rick w
Hart. for love "f whom Mr.. Shirley
kunA Hall Quest lett her husband.
br. Alfred I.aN renee Ilfil pu".i. fiftS-
bursh University dean. Who divorced
her. has been found working m an ar-
cuuntaui "fiir, IA Chicago.
Mr.. iIlli-purst. hr said has left
thiclEu.
she Is nearby. though. and We shah
hr reunited and married rs s"om a.
TN W3er obtain hrr divorce ~ ,in-
cnnlti.~ ihr former British admy ~
ficcr W1. quoted as saying.
~Our plan, for ia" fuiur" c1nnoi
NV very drfuit.. ~ explained a.
pur- iipurr~ We arr inst wishing
iu.t waiting for the end.
IN, end be Indicated was the oui-
ruinr q fthc divorce suit instituted ~
Cincinnati hy Mr~. Hart vhIrh viii hc
heard ttrr" Monday
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
SPECIAL JURY MAY
BILL WIFE SLAYER
CRv The Associated Prcss)

CARLINViLLE. H.. Oct. H. The
question whether special grand jury
would hc called 10 indict Lester kahl.
p. farmer ~ Shipman. MI, ~ charge
of having killed his bride Of thirteen
days. was TO be decided To-Day at con
ference Of court officialA kahi was
held on 4 murder charge BY coroncr's
jury yesterday.
While the inquest was in progress here
the funeral Of Mrs. Kahl wa4 be ng held
IT her former home IN Gillespie. The
body had been taken there Thnrsday a'-
ter ii had been cNhumcd from its shat
low grave where Il had been buried By
Kahl after he had shot mis- wife, rs he
told in his confession.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
Bandits Attempt on
Oklahoma Bank Fails

FANIII SKA. Dkh~ pci. II. The
ati emutcd r"'.nery @. .e trs. "a. ''.nt'
Bank ~ Srhidler. oklahoma. was fruS-
tratcd today after y gun battle ia which
TWO of the three alleged bandits were
wound Il and all three captured.
The bandits. who hId entered the bank
soon after it~ opening this morning. had
oyer powered TIL" three occupants and
Wcr, engaged ia looiin. the institution
when they were observed 10y passer-
ly. who gave the alarm and 4 citizens
posse opened fir'. None but the ma
raudcr> was injured
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
IS HURT WHEN
TROLLIES HIT
Ten Seriously Injured
On Ohio Line; Cars
Crashed
fBv Thc A soriatcd rrcs }

YOUNGSTOWN Ohio. Oct lI.-Thir-
ty-fiyc persons were injured, ten sc-
tiously, when two Youngstown New
Castle ntcrurhan cars CRASHED head IN
~ for near Struthcrs. Ohio to-day
The collisions wrecked the front Yea
tibulcs of both cars pinning tho motor
men against the frames of the cars. A.
II. White ami John sargent motormcu
on TIE cars are said to ~ W. critical
condition. White lcc were crushed.
Among those said to hc .criuu ly i1-
iurcd arr-
Margaret Jovc, Newcastle. " "A.
Park. LowellvlIc; Harry Bauton, East
Young town; chtiato Nmtisio, Lowell
Vile; a. y. Scott. Ncwra tlc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
ZR-3 FLIGHT TO
TEST new ALLOY
fBy The Associated Pres

CLEVELAND. Oct. 1.-THE flg'(
Of the YRS not only will be n test of
diriGThlc flying. hut of n new alloy of
aluminium and silicon which may d.
revolutionary things in all industry ~
well - aviation. The metal is being
used ~ motor housings. Filings and
many of thc most vital machinery parts
of the ship.
The alloy is the invention of Dr Ala
dar Facz Of Cleveland and It's test j. he
ing watched hy the industrial world. Al
though a. strong ~ steel. III, weight IL
only one third.
The IR-3 could not have been com
pleted this year had II not been for your
alloy" says letter written by th. Ger
man manufacturers of most of the east
ingS of the IR-:;. just received 10y the in
ventor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
SUICIDE SUCCESSFUL

sol lTIi BEND. Ind. Oct. IL Steven
k"mandy's second attempt IL suicidr
was successful. The first time hr
jumped into the ~. Joseph River his
wooden leg kept him afloat. This time
he weighted il with iron. DcSpondcncy
over the loss of the leg u believed to
be responsible for his suicide.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
BANDITS MAKE HAUL

DETROIT. pct II Armed bandit IN
series of holdup. Tuesday obtained
three payroll ~afchcl. containing ar-
r-rNimatrlv Snl.nnn Two handt hrld
rp thr secretary and office maua=rr NJ
Vie Belle l~ir Crcamcr IVY 'hcy were
about 20 leave for bank and escaped
with St1 unn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-11
MINE OPERATOR SHOT

EIKINS. W. v. Oct. 1i.--Iee J. Sand
ridge, one of the best known coal oper-
ators in West Virginia and prominent
in democratic political circles. was Shot
and critically wounded near Phillip Wed
n.Sday cnrcute to the Mcrid.n Mines
to reopen them on a non-union basis.
Three men accompanying him also were
wounded The assaiants fired from the
un0er- brush along a road.