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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-04
EXHIBITSSHOW
INDUSTRY AND
ARTOF MEXICO
Matamoros Exposition
Has Very Complete
Display of Mexican
Products

Governor Portes Gil Of the State
Of Nmaulipas u expected 10 add his
distinguished presence to the Mata-
moros Cinco de Mayo celebration
Thursday. the main day of the festiv-
tiles, il IL stated 1t il not certain
that the governor will be in the city.
but he. has declared his Intention Of
visiting Matamoros ii hc can get
away from the capital long enough
to do SO.
Next year We are going 10 pre-
pare four months IN advance for an
exposition "a be held IN connection
with the annual Cinco De MAYO cell
ebration and are going to have sew
eral times the number Of exhibits
that We have on hand this year"
said X. F. Garcia, president. and Luis
Rendon, secretary Of the MatamOros
Chamber ~ Commerce. which IA
sponsoring the first annual fair
across the river.
The chamber Of commerce desires
% put up permanent buildings for
exhibits II possible and to bring
products from an over The southern
republic 20 the exposition IN future
years. they stated, in telling of their
plans
They were speaking of their plans
while their first exposition was un-
der way at the fair grounds in Mata-
moros. Their first attempt. achieved
after only few week of concentrate
ed activity after a late decision 80
hold ar exposition. has IN itself re-
suited n the bringing az many ex-
hibits. particularly from Montcrrey
to Matamoros during Cinco dc Mayo
week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-04
FAIL TO REACH
ENTOMBED MEN
Relief Workers Expect
To Complete Work
Today

FAIRMONT, W. Va. May 4.-(Pi-
The known death list III the Everett
Vile mine disaster was increased
to - this afternoon when rescue
workers located five additional
bodies III the southwest section Of
tie ill-fated workings.
The rescuers continued their
search for G5 miners a. yet un-
accounted for since they were en-
tombed by an explosion four days
ago.
FAIRMONT. w. VA. May 4.-tFl-
Spurred by the knowledge that IA III
40 entombed miners were working in
an isolated section Of the Evcretts-
Vile mine when Ii was wrecked by
an explosion four days ago. rescucrs
today pressed forward in che hope
Of reaching them. The death toll
stood at 24.
a. the rescue workers entered the
fourth day there was no indication
as 70 when the helmet men viii com.
plete the exploration Of the mine
and locate the seventy men Im.
prisoned since late Saturday.
The fire raging in the inner re-
cesses proved a stumbling block N
the rescurrs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-04
PARENTSBACK
PUPILS ROW
Protest Against Fail
ure to Reflect Sup
erintendent

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. May 4.-tPi
Parents Of some 800 Bracken-
ridge high school students who yes
terday threatened 70 strike il their
principal, Miss Ora Johnson. n re-
moved, today were lining up behind
their children in the controversy.
No action was taken on the aues-
tion AZ the school board meeting
last night. the election Of teachers
being postponed until May II. The
board did hear petition. signed by
almost every student, however, ask
Ing that Miss Johnson be retained.
The petition was hacked By a dele
cation from the Breckenridge Par
cnt-Teachcrs' Association who op-
posed the dismissal OF Miss Johnson.
Members Of the school board
denied that Miss Johnson was ac-
cused Of insubordination and one VI
the members admitted that he op-
poses her reelection on the ground
that the position is too strenuous a
one for woman 10 hold.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-04
Open GENEVA
CONFERENCE
WorldEconomic Prob
lems Are Under
Discussion

GENEVA, May 4.--tPl--The great
international economic conference,
summed to evolve plans TO stabilize
economic conditions throughout the
world. was opened today in reforma-
tion hall.
Some 1900 delegates were present,
representing ~ nations--including
the United States. soviet Russia and
Turkey as non-members Of the lea
que of nations-and the hall pre-
sented an even more animated and
crowded scene than during meetings
Of the league assembly.
Former Premier Thcunis Of Bel
GUM. president of the conference. in
his opening address declared there
had never been a meeting 40 compre-
hensively qualified to study the
problems which jcopardize tine two
precious bonds for which mankind is
ever yearning-peace and prosper
ity.r
The conference. he added. must
help maintain peace by providing
guidance in the economic field in the
face Of difficulties which made the
world uncomfortably dangerous and
sensitive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-04
MATAMOROS WILL
HAVE HUGE CROWD

aAtamoros is making preparations
20 enterts.a the largest crowd in
recent years tomorrow. az the Cinco
az Mayo celebration. Arrangements
have been completed for u progra
Of entertainment which viii include
two ball game. dancing. open air cOh-
ccrts and other features in addition
20 the industrial exposition which
has been attracting large numbers
Of sight-secrs throughout the week.
Matamorus Chamber ~ Commerce
officials announce that every see
tiou of northern Tamaulipas and
south Texas viii be represented ana
that arrangements have been com
rleted which Will assure the handling
~ the large crowd without discom-
fort % the visitors. A large num-
bcr ot extra police have been APP
pointed tu direct traffic and render
ali possible service IN directing Wis
itors
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-04
Cities Cannot
Ban Bus Lines

AUSTIN. Texas. May 4.-tPi Or
dinances " Fort Worth and Airing
ton attempting to deny bus com
panics use NJ municipal streets to-
day virtually were struck down by
the supreme court.
The court held that Lee A. LillairG.
plaintiff in similar suits against
Arlington and Fort Worth, and W
y. McCasi.n also plaintiff in like
suit against the city "a Fort Worth.
arc entitled to mandami "a prevent
the cities from enforcement Of or
dinanees purporting % prevent op-
Grafton of the plaintiffs buses on
municipal streets
Neither city mas constitutional
right 90 make such an ordinance. il
was held
AUSTIN. Texas. May 4.-tP.-Ac-
ton ~ the Dallas City commission
in denying Currie NcCutcheon and
others frarchise 20 use city streets
in operation of bus lines today was
upheld hy the supreme court.
Met heon's petition for manda-
mus against the commissioners 10
force them a issue franchise per-
mt Ur Submit X to voters for ref
erendum, having been denied in
lower courts said. "a pronosed
franchise cannot hc submitted 10 the
people for vote unless the city
council has granted IT tentatively by
majority vote
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-04
Gray Asserts Mrs.
Snyder Persistent
in Murder Efforts

NEW YORK. n. H.. May 4.-tPi-
Henry Judd Cray secured informa-
tion about lcthal poison for Mrs.
Ruth Snyder he testified today. but
when she suggested his active par
ticipation in the murder " her hus-
band he refused.
Under direct examination in his
own defense he said she asked him 10
shoot snyder after her attempts with
poison and with gas had failed and
he told her you viii have to zee this
through alone"
At noon recess hc had but rot un-
dcrwuy with his recital although hc
had already been on the stand five
hours.
When court convened. Samuel Nil
Ter, Gray's counsel. resumed the all
rect examination Of his client.
Gray testified that in the middle
of the year 1926 Mrs. Snyder show
ed him q $4,000 insurance policy on
her husband.
'She asked me if il would be pay
able If her husband drowned" he
said. "She told me she thought her
husband might be drowned that sum
mer.
lie told then NJ her meeting him dt
the Waldorf when she brought two
bottles of whiskey ANA some sleep
ing powders.
"She asked me 70 try the sleeping
powders he said.
Tries Sleeping Powders
'She told me they were not poison
hut she wanted 70 know what the cf-
feet was. took the powders and INV
Continued on page twoD
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-04
work ON GAS
DISTRIBUTION
INCITYSTARTS
Pipes VIII Be Laid Be-
fore Paving; Work
Underway in Alleys
of Business District

The first actual construction of
gas lines in the Valley for the Rio
Grande Valley Gas Company was
started in Brownsville with the lay
ing of distributing lines III the alley
between Washington and Elizabeth
Street ahead Of paving which Is be-
ing done there.
Work W laying the large main
from San Benito towards Browns
vile and from the Miranda gas
field 10 Pharr. the first point ~
be reached in the Valley. Will bc
started within a day o. 10, accord
ing TO r. B. Lloyd. general superin-
tendent Of construction for the en-
EineerinE company lie says that the
first carload Of pipe arrived In san
Benito yesterday and that the con-
struction camp and machinery are
ready to go as soon as couplings ana
other material are shipped in. The
floods in the Mississippi Valley have
scattered some OF the shipments and
they are not arriving in the Rio
Grandc Valley III the same time.
Ditch digging machines and men
to man them viii tart laying the
pipe in the ground towards Browns
vile. Although the county has de-
clared its willingness 70 grant n
franchise 20 the gas company for its
mains along the highway an engineer
for the state highway commission
has refused permission 10 lay such
pipes and the matter is being
Strengthened out in Austin at the
present time Unless the gas COM
pany can use the highway right Of
way il viii be compelled to use the
railroad right Of way. The highway
is preferred due 10 the fact that
there are w many residents along
the road who will wish to use gas.
An eight-inch line is 10 be laid
from Miranda 20 the Valley with "A
six-inch main for the Valley distrib-
uting system and four inch pipe for
each city's individual distributing
system. Work of laying the larger
mains between cities and the dis
tributing systems viii go on stimuli
taneousiy. In Brownsville the sys-
tern will BE- started in West Browns
Vile and worked towards the down
town part of the city. The pipes for
all distributing systems viii be laid
in alleys.
The engineering company is anx-
ious TO get the pipes laid in Browns.
Vile before the paving is put down
because IL does not wish to come
along only few weeks afterward
and tear up part of the pavement in
order TO place its distributing sys-
TEN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-04
TRUCK MARKETS
BY Naval Radio TO The Herald
from U. 3. and Texas Agriculture
Departments

Carlot shipments Of entire United
states reported for Tuesday. May 81:
Tomatoes: Imperial Valley A.
Florida East Coast "a. Other Florida
~ Texas 4. total o. :. 1856 ears.
Cuba 2, Mexico 70 cars.
Potatoes Alabama ss, Colorado al.
Florida l5G, Idaho ls. Louisiana 25.
Maine 2O3, Michigan 81. Minnesota
-, Texas 10 Washington 20, Wis
consin o.. total ". =. s26 cars. Ber-
muda V.
" q. u. shipping point infroma-
tion reported for Tuesday. May 81
Cabbage. Lower Rio Grande VAL
ley Points: Warm. partly cloudy.
windy HaulinRs very light. mod
crate wire inquiry. demand mod
crate, market fseady. I'm mixed cars
\. W. ". usual terms. bulk per ton
around Sis. Eag0nloads cash to
growers mostly SI2.
Green Corn: Eower Rio Grande
Valley Pointe: Hallings moderate,
moderate wire inquiry, demand mod
crate. market about steady. Car
lcontinued on page thfes.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-05-04
VIEW
ON war DEBTS
British Chancellor Dis.
patches Note to Sec
retary Mellon

LONDON, May g.-lPl-Full ex-
position Of the British viewpoint as
regard. the war debts is believed to
Be contained in lengthy British
note which has been dispatched TO
the United States and publication Of
which is set for tomorrow morning.
News that the note had been sent
caused surprise in London. as there
was no intimation Of its existence
until word was received that Sir
Esme Howard. British ambassador.
had delivered il TO the American
state department.
The note Is understood 10 he the
outcome az the controversy over the
war debt between the American
Secretary II the Treasury Andrew
". Mellon, and the British Chancel-
Tor vi the ENchequcr Winston
Churchill
II is thought to be in the nature OF
reply % Secretary Mellon's view
point that Great Britain is rcceiy-
ing more from her continental war
debtors than she Is paying annually
90 the United states under the Wash
inEtnu debt funding agreement.
Recently numbers VI letters have
appeared ~ the British newspapers
treating Nr. MELONS "misrepre-
scntltl0nS"