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9n Memorian1.

D1 ca1b!. Ep s. ef T. BA ii eo@psnz <
years ago today. May 5, 1919.
MoTHER. CARRIE E. BAILEY.
BANKS. Sacred TO the memory of my dear
me three years ago today. Nav 5. 1928.
Its lonesome here without you
And sad the weary way.
For life is not the same TO me
'' ~ LONELY MOTHER. =
mother, MHIiNDA +: BAYLiSs. who died
one year ago today. May ;. 1928.
Lovingly and tenderly we laid her TO rest.
Away from earths sorrows ana care.
Guarded and kent by the Savior.
Victor DER death and the grave
Now she II peacefully sleeping
we ' 6XTe H msn NELLIE E mccoy
BANCROFT VA.
FERGUSON. IN loving remembrance Of our
beloved son. CLARENCE A. FERGUSON.
who entered into eternal rest three years
ago. May ). 1898.
The small white hands are gently folded.
. Quiet now the little feet
Brightest eyes are closed forever.
Gone the smiles ieSt TfTe F F. iTfs
O'DAY. In loving remembrance Of JOHN
O'DAY. who died suddenly one year ago
today. Nav ). 1925.
May his soul rest in peace; nnv
voted mother. Mrs. KATE PAYNE. who
passed to the great beyond May 4. 1925.
at Chicago. Ill.
Sunshine or rain she was always the same
Dear little mother of mine:
Smiling the while; never changing her style
Aging with years vet still spre aiding cheer.
As only mother could through long. long
Always so gentle loving and kind.
Dear little mother mother p 81 S1rsJ
PENN In sad hut loving remembrance of
nv dear mother; BELL JANE PENN. yhe
May B. 1919.
often sit and think of thee
When l am all alone.
For memory is the only thing
That grief car call its own.
HER LOVING DACGHTER. GERTRUDE
devoted husband and father. JOSEPH ).
ROBINSON. who entered eternal rest nine
wears ago today. May D. 1917.
For nine long years our hearts have ached.
They feel at times they'll surely break:
Our hearts are throbblng beating true.
Just across the shining river
We shall Join him one by one. .
Once again his smile Will greet US.
Eo Ssn re WIFE fsf'if HS6 6a SHiLDRfN
SELLNER: In, loving remembrance of my
dear r,1 wife |. an end our , deyotsd mother, anna
this, life four years ago today. May S.
sleep on. dear mother. thy labor is Der.
Thy willing hands shall toll no more ..
faithful mother. both true and kind
"A truer mother you could not find
THE FAMILY.
TAIIFERRO In loving remembrance ~
our sister and my mother Mrs. HARRIET
LEE TALIFERRO. who died ten years ago
today. May j. 1915.
Only those who have lost can tell
The pain of parting without farewell a
SISTERS AND BROTHERS
Some day ! Will understand. dear mother
HER LITTLE DAUGHTER. LOUISE
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AIREDALE. male. black saddle and tan
legs. short tail. Owner kindly claim al
the Washington Animal Rescue League 3Sa
MARYLAND ave. s.w "e '''
CAT. male. half grown. black and white
owner Kindly claim at the Washington AM.
NAL Rescue League. $40 Maryland ave. s'w.
PART COLLIE AND SHEEP DOG. light tan
n arc wn nnc,v MALI male, Young dog but large
NAL Rescue League. 349 MARYLAND ave. s'w,
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GI.ADMON. wednesday, MAY ;; 1926. at
a:S c an at 133I P Pssirmont a. NV;
funeral hereafter.
res,dsnce; S.S5 Irving 81 ne. NARY
services at her late residence on Wedne g.
day: May s. at $50 pm. lntermsent
1925. at Copenhagen. Denmark. OLIVER
BISHOP. son of James Low and Elizabeth
Bishop Hartman in the a: 3Sth year Of his
HERMANN. Wednesday, May 5. 1926. at 5
am, KATHARINE lnee, Loefherl. widow
+: Hermann; Funeral from the residence
asr 52s St Re al snd fTsSds May
yited to attend. 1nterment at Congressional
MskY n aoREM sysspn sse Nay 81
Funeral from Mount Oiivet Church. Ball.
Ss friend. nVss At in;srSen, r R sds
OIivet Church Cemetery.
JONAS. Suddenly. May 4. 1928. at am.
HAREEs H. 5oSAs ased as years at Fa
neral from Hysong,,s undertaking parlors.
so" 1nermsn at Mf 6as An Mns
ann, at Denver s f COLO. WALTER 4. be- b"
kSSv SON and q Soer EdTi ESw and " F kSs.
Funeral services at Gawler's chapel: 1880
Pennsylvania ave. NV. Thursday. May q.
at pm. 1nterment at Congressional
Cemetery. 5s
KIBBEY. special communication of
Mount Pleasant Lodke. No, 3:,. F. A. A.
M, will be held at the lodge room. 18th
8. to attend the funeral Of our late broth
err WALTER A. KIBBEY. who died in
JOHN F. p EqSEsT s & TRACY Master
KING. Departed this life May 3. 1925. at
so n%d 8 els Essefasf i9i9 k IT,
mourn their loss one sister. five brothers
and host of friends and other relatives
cSn asc psan@oed. B. c.. Rev. GEORGE e1 W.
Brent of1ciating Thursday May g. at
/ 80 pm. Friends invited. 8
LEDBETTER. Tuesday. May :, 1925, at
LEDBETTER. commander Medical Corps;
-kowie Ledbettrs. Funeral service At 1923
r Competent aFs. NV, THURSDAY. May 9.
Cemetery. ANNAPOLIS. Nd. So
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FOREIGN.
ARGENTINA.

For week ending Nav & 1896.
Temper ature-Precipjts alton
Current. Depar. Current. Deplr
Corn and north.
ern wheat area 81 II OF -O.6
Southern wheat
area. ........ 81 =" q Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-05-05

American machinery will be used in
denim cloth mill 10 be erected in
Cuidad, Juarez, Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-05-05

The United Lodge OF Theosophists,
709 Hill building. Seventeenth and ]
streets, will continue the study of
karma In it's regular class, 8 o'clock.
All welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-05-05

The high school students in ex-
preston of the Dominican Academy
will present Shakespeare Tanning
of the Shrew" in the parish hall at
Sixteenth street and Park road,
SIS o'clock.
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Deaths.

brown. suddenly. Tuesday day May :. l Mii
and Charlotte Brown. Funeral from, the
chanel of Frank nis. Gelsrs Sons Ga 40 ii13
Requiem mass at the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception at = Glack; KeI a,
Mount Olvet Cemetery. 81
BROWN. WASHINGTON. p, G. Lodge. No: Is;
B. p. o. Elks: The lodge will convene in
Nav p for ,bs a, p Of payS.
hptf e the Of b our ra Late TO- thc
Announcement of funeral arrangements to
9e see at mef,IrT p order IF Ruler
Attest: w. S. SHELBY. Secretary.
:. 1929. at ( so nm: RACHEL Cq0uIRE.
eon. selma eli coauire Robinson Of chicsro
anf psV ch1Teh Thusday Nay y0 g.
% am. inserment at Holy Rood Gene;
Mrs. Mr. RAcHEI CooGiRE. Funeral from
st. Augustine Church Thursday. May 6.
JGLfA WEST HAMILTON. President.
JENNIE f. BARNES. Rec. 'Secy.
coRNWa Tuesday Ss as:d MAY IaSs
Md. HARRIET f. beloved wife of Harry
G.nG coT TSId,v %sT from r ssove Res,
tives and friends invited 1nterment. at
Fort Lincoln
DILLON. TUESDAY. MAY 1926. at Wash:
tnee. Dougherty,., beloved and only sister
of Mrs. Jennie NJ. d. Browne of 1881 34th
St. Mount Rainier. Nd, She is survived
hrothers one niece and other relatives:
County. Ohio. papers please COPY !:
4 his rssidsnGe iSs Hickman st. Sc:
and father OF Robert ETnei I Daniel mel WI MI
departure i've srandchildren and a host Of
THURSDAY THURSDAY Nav s. a, pm- Relatives rtei;
and friends invited to attend
DORRY; South Gate Lodge, No s. F. 4.
Nav [t E. 1876 a at 80 pm se to take osy
nrot the fn mnsns oney Of our deceased
JOSHUA woRTHiNGToN. W. NJ.
HENRY DOWELL. Secretary.
FISCHER. Wednesday. May ;. 1925. at the
st: NV. ELiZABETH FIsCHER beloved
wife of the late John Fischer. aged so
church. stb and p sts nv, Friday .,
Cemetery. g.
FORREST. TUESDAY, May 4. 1926 at s 80
eRoRGE FoRREsTa Beloved a son OF 81 Ms SF;
Alice Forrest and devoted husband of
Annf osr sisters To rdSsr
nieces and two nephews and host of
other relatives and friends. Funeral
Baptst ehHrch Rev Randop Su0f MSfah
FOWLER. AZ Takema Park, Md. Tuesday,
M 9sd Sc isss bfNsAMS rastns VI tbs
chanel of Thomas s. Sergeon. 1011 eth
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The Longevity Legion will be ad-
dressed by Capt. Frank e. Linnell,
u. S. a, at o'clock, 1928 K street
Subject: Pastures and Their Effect
on Longevity"
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MAY l. 1926. BENJAMIN l. FOWLER.
sssd So years Remains resting At the
st. NV. Notice of funeral hereafter.
GIVINGS. Departed this life Saturday, May
1925. at Freedmen's Rosptal, AR
ana nEhd daurRsep Of MI and Mrs. %lans
Butler. She leaves to mourn one sister.
one brother and a host of relatives and
friends Funeral from Ebenezer Church.
4th and D SITS Sc. "Wednesday. May 5. at
. O'Clock Friends invited
Sleep on. dear one. and take thy rest.
We love thee. dear. but Gods love il best
z
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The night session of the Women's
Missionary Society OF Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Episcopal Church
South will be held in room 10 of the
church at o'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-08
TO IMPROVE
LEVEE STREET
Street Car Track to
be Junked; Remove
Wires, Poles

Street Commissioner Arthur G..
Hipp announced today that Lcvce
street. from the railroad west to the
city limi,s will be put into good shape
Immediately.
A large force or city workmeh this
morning began the work Of tearing
Up the Old street railway tracks. TAX
ing down poles and other equipment
of the defunct system, which ma
terials we're acquired by the city
through foreclosure procee sings.
The materials viii Ne junked and
sold. Mr.. Hipp said. to help defray
the expense Of putting the street into
shape. As soon as rails and ties are
gotten out Of the ground. work Of
grading up the street will be started.
In addition To the Lcvee street
work, the wires and poles in the busi-
ness district will also be taken down.
Mr.. Hipp also annc9need that the
ornamental street light poles ordered
recently a. result OF the kiwanis
club campaign are expected TO arrive
in a few days. and will be promptly
installed on those blocks where they
were ordered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-08
BURY VICTIMS
OF MAD SAILOR

HOUSTON, Texas, June S.-iFl-
While the grand jury was continuing
it's investigation into law enforce
ment conditions at the Turning Basin
and funeral bells were tolling for five
victims Of r. II. Tarter. crazed sailor
who ran amuck at Magnolia Park
early Monday. hospital attendants
today expressed hope for the recov-
cry of two other men wounded by
Tarter in the home Of Mrs Edna Mi
lam.
Bill Sonnier. Is. of Port Arthur.
shot in the right shoulder and whose
jugular vein was severed. shows con-
siderable improvement, hospital at
taches said
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JIM SPEAKS
AT M'ALLEN
Crowd of 5000 Hears
Governor Defended, 4
Moody Attacked
(special To The Herald)

McALLEN. Tex. June S.-Speaking
here last night from the pavilion in
the city park 10 crowd estimared at
5000 people. Jim Ferguson aefsndei
the record Of Governor Ferguson. at
tackled the war and college record Of
Dan Moody and spoke at le' 9Th on
the highway muddle. He was 20
speak at Harlingen al 9 b. m. today
The feature Of the meeting here
was the announcement Of q. c. Dancy,
county judge Of Cameron county
that he would stump the Valley IN
support Of Mrs. Ferguson Judge
Dancy SAID the governor had given
Cameron county flood control after
the voters had returned a majority
for Butte and after the flood control
bill had been killed in the legs slature.
Following Judge Dancy's talk Judge
j. r. Leslie introduced the SPEAKER of
the evening. Jim Ferguson. Ar. Fer
guson's speech was practically the
same as he made at Sulphur Springs
az the opening Of the campaign
Mr.. Ferguson said "A great many
people think that because my wife
got herself elected Governor OF the
state of Texas | should have COTTON
mad and left home the next CAV. ]
didn't however, | stick around and
carry in the water and wood for
Mama and expect TO continue to do
So" lie also said "In only a few
years now, and possibly il is only a
matter Of few months, till an -ther
railroad will come into this section
Of the state and the governor feels
it to be her duty to cooperate with
you in everything that will make for
the progress and development Of
this wonderful Valley. The GOV
ernor had expected to be present to-
night but the mental and physical
fatigue which she experienced in the
opening stage of the campaign un-
fitted her for the trip at this time.
She j. coming to the Lower Rio
Grande Valley, however, and Is ex-
pectantly looking forward to seeing
this great and wonderful country of
which she has heard so much"
Mr.. Ferguson was interrupted from
time to time by gibcs and remarks
from the crowd. many Of whoia evil
dA~tiu ~sys Moody supporters bat the
speaker retorted causticaliy, quieting
the hecklers at every interruption
and scoring Moody without reserve.
Mr.. Ferguson touched upon the
highway muddle, Dan Moody's war
and college records bringing great ap-
and college records. He also
charged that the big oil companies
were behind Moody on account Of the
three cent gasoline tax advocated b.
the present administration.
Mr.. Ferguson defended the pardon
record Of the present Governor and
charged that Moody was trying to
get psrdons for Klansmen which he
Moody, as district attorney OF viii
Hanson county. had sent to the peni-
tentiary.
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GARNER Club
TOBEFORMED
Meeting to be Held in
County Court Room
Here Wednesday

Al the request Of friends Of Con
gressman John n. Garner. Harbert
Davenport Of Brownsville today is
sued a call for a meeting Of friends
and supporters Of Mr. Garner 70 be
held In the county courtroom at 4:30
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon for the
purpose Of forming q Brownsville
For Garner" club.
Brownsville will. ! am sure, rally
10 the support Of Mr. Garner one
hundred per cent strong Mr.. Daven-
port said.
"Men Of known republican poll
tical affiliations are known to be
responsible for the opposition that
has developed against Mr. Garner,
Mr.. Davenport said. That fact. and
the additional fact that these same
men do not even live in the district
are sufficient grounds. insofar as !
am concerned. on which 70 oppose
their candidate.
Mr.. Davenport said he hoped that
every friend and supporter Of Mr..
Garner will attend the meeting Wed
nesday afternoon.
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visitors were very enthuSlaS-
tic in their rambles over the
city.
Called Ia Order
The convention was called 70 or
der al 10 o'clock in the high school
auditorium with approximately 1000
at the business meeting. II was
called to order BY the president OF
the association, II. r. Heyer Of Cuero.
The audience sang America" and
Chaplain ". H. Packer Of Lampasas
asked the-invocation.
Finley Ewing, mayor of Harlingen,
extended the welcome 10 the dele
gates. lie was introduced BY Abner
l.. Lewis and spoke of the part the
entire Valley was playing in the en-
tertainment of the convention. May
or Ewing said that not Harlingen
alone but the entire Valley was help
ing 10 provide for the entertainments
of the visitors during their four-day
stay in this region. He stated that
every town was helping and that il
was an indication of the cooperative
spirit that had helped the Valley
grow and that il would he the spirit
that would aid the Valley in con
tinuing its progress Mayor Ewing
stated that ne attended the eonven-
tion in Brownwood four years ago
and at that time was working 20 Sc
(Cont .nued On Page Two.)
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LUTCHER STARK Is
SUED FOR BIG SUM

JASPER. Tex. June 8.--iPi--Carrie
l.. Brown Of Orange. sister Of the late
Frances Ann Lutcher, has filed suit
in the court of the first judicial dis
trict against VI. J. Lutcher Stark. 10
set aside a deed. The suit involves
100000 and concefns the title to all
Of the Stark holdings in Jasper. New
ton and Sabine counties.
Plaintiff alleges that the deed Of
date June 30. 1919. from Frances A.
Lutchcr to Lutcher Stark j. a void
instrument. II is also alleged thai
the late Frances A. Lutcher was aged,
infirm, inexperienced in business
matters and that she had no knowl-
edge Of the true value Of her estate
also that the defendant was ~,
grandson and confidante Of the de-
ceased and that in all things he act
ed for her in fidueiary capacity.
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five in RACE
FOR GOVERNOR
'Zim's' Application Is
Missing; State List
Is Closed

DALLAS. Texas, June s.-tPb--Ap-
plications for places on the ballot
Of five democratic candidates for
governor had been received BY the
democratic state executive committee
up 70 midnight last night, Arthur
Edison Of Hamilton. chairman Of the
committee, Informed the Associated
Press by telephone 4 day.
The Rev. O. r. Zimnerman's appli-
cation had not been received at the
time Mr. Edison made his announce
ment, but Zimmerman stated over the
telephone from his hCme in Naples
that he had sent his application by
registered mail yesterday. Last mid
night was the final moment for fill
ing. but a registered letter mailed
anytime yesterday would comply with
the regulations, Mr.. Edison said.
The five candidates whose applica-
tions had been received are: Lynch
Davidson, Houston; Governor Miriam
a. Ferguson. Dan Moody. Austin, Mrs.
Edith Wilmans. Dallas, and Mrs. T. n.
Johnson, San Antonio.
Following is the list Of candidates
for state offices IN addition to gov
ernor. which Mr.. Edison announced
had filed:
Lieutenant. Governor Barry Miller,
Dallas; Edwin K. York, Austin.
Railroad commissicner-C. v. Ter
rcll. Decatur: Charles r. BauEhman.
Brentwood; Robert r. Speer. Dallas.
Land COMMISSIONER. T. Robson.
Daingerfield; p. b. Terrell, Mt.
Pleasant.
Superintendent Of public instruc-
tion-S. M n. Mars. Austin; j. a.
Humphries, Hockey; w. vi. HenHet,
Center.
Attorney General-Claud Pollard,
Houston; T. X. Irwin, Dallas; John
W. Hornsby. Austin; James n. All
red, Wichita Falls; Charles J..
Brachfield. Henderson.
State reasurer-George q. Gar
rett, Dallas; J. X. Ball. Bonham: W.
Gregory Hatcher, Dallas; Grover
Cleveland Harris. Dallas. @. r. john
son. Anson.
ComptroIler-S. H. Terrell. West.
Commissioner OF agriculture-George
B. Terrell.
Court of criminal appeals-Lee p
Pierson, Dallas; r. l.. Hawkins, Waxa-
hachie.
Associate Justice supreme court
Judge William Pierson.
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Atne waters or the Rio Grande
into which he had fallen.
According 70 n story told by tho
two inspectors they we're patroilInR
the border Ak bend In the river on
Tahuachal ranch when they hap
pened onto a Mexican boy near a pile
Of groceries and apparently waiting
for some companions. The officers
forced him 70 &c down and began
their vigil.
The boy warned the Officers several
times that bad men" were coming
and that they surely would be killed.
While the officers were waiting an
other Mexican boy walked into the
group and he also was made 10 sit
down. After a short interval q man
was seen leaving the Mexican side
Of the river in boat. The inspect
ors heard him call back in Spanish
70 some companions on the Mexican
side OF the river that he was going
across.
As the man landed the patrol in
spectors stepped out of their conceal
ment and told him that he was under
arrest for entering the country ilIe-
gally. Instead Of submitting the man
Is said to have reached into a scab-
bard and drawn out an automatic
pistol which he was about 10 level at
the Inspector when they shot him.
Falls Into River
The body fell back into the river.
The two Mexican boys were COM
manded TO aid the inspector in re-
trieving the body and the automatic
pistol which also fell into the water.
One of the Mexican boys at thTs
point identified the dead man as Ar
turo Guerra who Is said to have been
involved in. previous border troubles.
The body had scarcely been brought
70 shore when firing began from the
Mexican side of the river. The shots
were fired from rifles. The inspect
ors estimate the group en- the other
side Of the Rio Grande was composed
Of about 25 persons. The river bank
was bare where the body was retriev-
Ed and the inspectors were forced Cd
seek cover from the fusiIIade nf
shots. Bullets kicked up the dirt an
around them until they reached cover
but neither was wounded. The two
Mexican boys escaped i'm the melee
and the inspectors speeded 10 Browns
vile for aid. Two automobiles load
ed with immigration and patrol ser
vice men and another loaded with Of
ficers from the sheriffs department.
went 70 the scene.
When the re-enforcements reached
the scene OF the affair they discover
ed that the body or Guerra had been
taken across the river in the boat
and nothing remained except the
groceries II was decided that moth
Ing could be done In connection with
the affair since it was assumed that
all parties 10 the smuggling opera
tions had anticipated their arrival
and were on the Mexican side Of the
river.
IL was reported nc the border pm-
troll headquarters in Brownsville TueM-
day that there had had been nn
further developments in the case and
that II was virtually at a standstill.
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THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower Rio
Grande Valley: Partly cloudy to-
night and Wednesday; net much
change in temperature.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy to-
night and Wednesday,; warmer to-
night IN northeast and southwest por-
tions. Light to fresh southeast to
south winds or the coast.
Weather Conditions.
The weather continued fair TO
partly Cloudy practically throughout
the country since last report few
light. widely scattered showers oc-
CURED in a few central states, and
some light general rains in the far
northeastern states and over extreme
southern Florida. II was mostly
clear with temperatures slightly
above normal throughout the cotton
belt this morning In the Canadian
Northwest and the north-ecntrai
states il was cooler az the morning
observation.
The highest temperature yesterday
nj Texas stations ranged from ~ at
Abilene and Fort Worth to s. at Gal
weston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-08
300 Pounds of Air Maps
Made for Flood Control

The sections OF the map run
parallel with the general direction
Of the Rio Grande. and cover a
strip Of about ten miles on either
side Of the river. One section fol-
lows the river, another il on one
side or IL. and the other section IL
on the other side OF the river.
thereby getting a general strip OF
land through which the Rio Grande
meanders.
Hidalgo county In well along
with her flood control levees on
the main fIoodway. but the work
along the river has not been done
yet. and these maps will aid great
ly in that. They will be available
for use by Cameron county also. II
was stated. that county having just
reeentlv let contract On her flood
cnn-r0l work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-06-08

ON Inspectors; IS
Shot TO Death

No international complications expected to result fol-
lowing the Staying Of smuggler Tahuacha ranch 15
miles the river from Brownsville Monday afternoon for
resisting arrest and the firing of shots from the Mexican
side of the Rio Grande the two United States border
patrol inspectors who discovered the smuggling operations
going at this point
Two patrol inspectors V. o. Robinett and c. ID Brown.
driven to and forced to seek renorcements from
Brownsville Nor 'ay afternoon when they fired on by
parties on the Mexican side of the border they
evng the body Of the slain while resisting arrest from