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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-03
Three Held On
Liquor Counts

Three men were held Go the DO.
cember term of the Federal grad
jury under bend CT $3.50 each ON
liquor charges by W. K. Goodrich.
United States Commissioner. sntur-
day. Each was rgmanded ~ jniI i'm
default Of bond.
The men, Carlos AvnlcB, CIemertg
Rodriguez and Francisco Infnnke,
were arrested late Friday NV customs
inspectors and dspEsies from tbs
sheriffs office here. They were
caught IN q field near Barreda ard
a. quantity OF mescai WAS found in
the brush nearby.
Avalos and Iinfnnte rlanded guilty
70 the charges against them, but
Rodriguez denied any knowledge OF
the liquor. Avulos tcld the Officers
they had bought the liquor On tho
river hank after IN hsd bean ferrind
aercss IN = anal eaRyah hoaA, A
Mm
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-03
CHILDREN FIND
BODY OF GIRL
Student Battered And
Choked; Scarf Is
Meager Clue

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Oct. a.
R)-Children playing hide and seek
IN an alley found the bruised and
disfigured body Of Pearl Osten, 81
year-old student, in q shed yester-
day. The girls clothing was torn,
her features battered, and there
were finger marks on her throat.
Miss Osten, who came here n fort
night ago from Pelican Rapids,
Mimi, was employed a. a waitress,
earning her way through school.
She was last seen when she started
home from work early Sunday morn
ing.
A scarf, made Of three bandanns
handkerchiefs and which apparently
was dropped by the girls slayer, was
the meager clue on which police were
ut work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-03
Road Inspector
Held In Shooting

HOUSTON, Texas, Oct. 3.-tPl--
Morris c. Laine. 42. road inspector
for the state highway commission,
was held in county Jail without bail
Monday on a murder charge growing
out Of the killing Of T. F. Conoway,
as, I.-G. N. engineer in front Of the
First Baptist church here Sunday.
Conoway was shot four times and
died last night.
Laine and his wife were divorced
in February. Mrs. Laine married
Conoway two months later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-03
Man Stays Wife,
Turns Gun on Self

MOULION, Ala, Oct. S.-tFl-
Firing ene charge from a shotgun
at his wife, Pete Perry. IS, late last
night thrust .he muzzle of the
weapon into his own mouth and
pulled the trigger. Both died in
stantly-
Police are at loss for a motive in
the double traEedy. No explanatory
note has been found and twelve sur
viving children say they know Of no
quarrel between their parents.
The two were found dead in their
bedroom by the children who were
drawn to the scene by reports Of the
gun.
Perry was q farmer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-03
CORSICANA GETS RAIN

CoRSICANA, Tex. Oct. 3.-tR-A
four-ineh rain fell in Corsicana and
Navarro county Saturday night and
Sunday morning. Some sections Of
the county were visited by a heavy
wind Near blooming Grove, Albert
Sanders, wife and baby, suffered mi
nor injuries when the house they oc-
cupied was blown down. Cotton was
considerably damaged by the wind
in some sections Of the county. No
damage reported in Corsicana.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-03
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower
Rio Grande Valley: Fair TO partly
cloudy tonight ard Tuesday; slight
ly cooler tonight. Light variable
winds on the west coast, becoming
northerly.
For East Texas: Fair tonight;
cooler in east portion; Tuesday fair.
Light TO moderate northerly winds
on the coast.
River Forecast
The river will rise approximately
rs feet more at and below Browns
Vile, fall slowly at San Benito ana
moderately fast az Mission during
the next % hours. Another slight
rise - coming down the main stream
at Laredo this morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-03
; COMPANIES
QUIT POST IN
MEXICO CITY
500 Men in Open Re.
volts Said To Be
Opposing Re-Elec-
ton ef Obregon

MEXICO CITY, Oct. s.-tFD-Thres
companies cf the Mexico City garri-
son have revolted.
They left the city late last night
taking the field against the govern-
ment. II is thought they are supports
ing the movement against the re-
election of former President Obre-
gon led by Generals Serrano and
Gomez, whose whereabouts have not
been known since Saturday.
General lose Alvarez. chief Of the
presidential staff, declared this
morning that the soldiers had been
led by their chiefs. Apparently all
the members OF the garrison started
to 90 out but, when the majority of
the men learned they were being
led into a revolt, they abandoned
their chiefs and returned 10 barracks,
Those who left the city did not ex-
ceed 500. he added. Their destira-
tion upon leaving the capital was
unknown.
Although agitation has been re-
ported among the troops nc several
points in Mexico, General Alvarez
reported that reports received by tho
presidential bureau INDICATED that
quiet prevailed everywhere.
Although there have been numer-
GUS clashes between government
forces and rebels I'm recent weeks
these have been ascribed BY Mexican
military communiques 20 fanatics"
aroused by the government religious
attitude and none Of them has In
volved the revolt OF troops NJ In the
present instance
General Arnulfo Gomez and Gem
eral Francisco Serranc. mentioned
MS missing from the capital. are both
I presidential candidates. Each has an
nounced himself against the consti-
tutional amendment recently adopted
by the Mexican congress which per-
mits a president again TO run for re-
election after an intervening term
has been served BY another man.
This amendment was generally nc-
cepted rs framed 70 cover the case
Of General ObreRon. who is a caa-
didate again for the presidency which
he held before the election or the
present chief executive, PIutarco
Elias Gales.
General Gomez and Serrano were
quoted recently as declaring they
had no intention OF combining forces
in the fight against Obregon's return.
MEXICO CITY. Oc. 3.-tFt-Mexico
City was perfectly calm and tranquil
this morning with no outward evi-
dences shown OF last nights revolu-
500 soldiers Of the city garrison who
marched out OF the city for an yArm
determined destination inSn6finy.
The authorities, who have from
10000 70 $1,000 troops on duty in and
around the city. believe that the re-
volt, which Is thought 70 Be an out.
come Of the presidential campaign
will be promptly dealt with. and
profess complete confidence that the
government controls the situation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-03
Store Collector
Robbed of $4,000

SHREVEPORT. La, Oct. s.-GFt-
A collector in the employ OF the
Piggy Wigsly Stores here was held
up and robbed Of between $1,000
and 5000 today as hc was entering
. store at Highland and Marshall
Streets. The man had collected the
receipts Of the various stores and
the Highland store establishment
was the last one On his route.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-03
SOLDIER FOUND SLAM

LEAvENWORTH. Kan. Oct. S.
Rl-Private Dudley Kanatrer, 20.
Pawhuska. Okla, was found shot to
ed telephone report from Kanatser.
who was on sentry daty. he was
found dead beside the telephone box.
His mother. Mrs. Fannie Belle. lives
at Pawhuska.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-03
Child Falls Into
Water Jug, browns

ELLINwOOD, Kan, Oct. g.
P)-Robert Aehatz. aged Is
months, was drowned in a five
gallon jar Of rain water at his
home here Sunday.
Robert has been playing with
other children at the farm home
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Achatz, Jr. Later he
was found in the jar, having
apparently become overbalanced
while watching his reflection on
the water. The jar was about
IS inches deep.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-03
Alleged Padding Of
Payrolls il Probed

AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. S.--tFs-In-
vestiRation Of alleged padded pay
rolls" of the 1895 state highway de-
partment was scheduled TO start
again today me the Travis county
grand iaz zsseazsasd hsEss
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-03
FALSE ALARM

Dense smoke issuing from the
windows Of d small restaurant on
Elizabeth street at 1920 o'clock
Sunday night caused a passerby 70
turn in an alarm of fire. When fire
men arrived 10 the scene they found
a heavy coating Of grease smoking
on n stove in the rear OF the place.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-03
AsTRONOMER DIES

ST. LOUIS. NO.. Oct S.-tPr-M.
Martin II. Brennan. SO, Catholic
priest and nationally known astron-
omer. died here today after a linger-
ing illness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-03
Robbers Escape
In Chicago Raid

CHICAGO. Ill. Oct. 3.-CPl-Armed
and masked men escaped with cash
and jewelry totalling $4,000 in value
in two robberies early today.
Wilbur Holmes. manager of the
Black Hawk Cafe and three unidenti-
fled women and three men in a
parked car were the victims.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-03

NEW ORLEANS. La. Oct. S.--CPr-
]. c. Acomb, cashier Of the New Or
leans States. was seriously wounded
by an unmasked bandit who escaped
with q satchel containing more than
$500 after holding up and shooting
Acomb as he entered the states build
ing today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

NEW YORK, December n ~ r~~
rloslr barely ssesGy; Spring patents.
4 aosT. 20: soft Winter rtra8gbts. 1jos
4 20. hard Winter stIaigbts, a9ae Is,
rye barely STEADY, no. z western.
gzf o. u. New York ana i.2gt4 E. !. +.
sruors. Barley easy NO. Z, 100 =. !. 4,
rev York Buck ~tpeat quiet; ordinary
export, 80; Jsps nese, reniaa ned, 70.
p1rk steady; mess, - 90, family, $500
80 90. Lard easy Middle West, IL 10
afa 26, Spot coffee steady No. ITO.
T1Ael4a. 30, santos, ZiHazl u
Tailow firtn NJ 2ejaI loose. aAasN
4ay steady M. !, z5oo, No Z, ~ 90
- ID, No 3 10 n0s20 90 sample. 90
sga0o. straw stssdy NO. | rye. II %
aes co. Beans STEADY. marrow. Z 52a
: 90. pes. es5se 30: fed kidney, 72a
s an white kidney 10 90 Hope stead.
s.ste. 1927 end 1926. nominal, is@ine
cast, 1927. zseso. 1928, zoa@s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
Commodity News

SACRAMENTO. December - tSpe
cian The California rice industry
faces the task of finding n market for
this wears 1000. 900 bag crop in
Hawaii. Porto Rico and Japan, Cali
fornia rice has not been able to com
pete in the domestic markets With
that of the Southern States. Less
than Is per cent of the crop has been
marketed.
SAVANNAH. The Savannah River
Lumber Co. has commenced work
on,a new plant at Fort Wentworth,
nesr here. which in the next three
years will supply a5.0oo,0no 10 lee.-
600 COO feet of cut and dried hard
wood lumber for automobile bodies.
The contract calls for an aggregate
payment OF about $7.000.000,
BETHLEHEM. Pa.--The factories
of the General Cigar Co. at Quallnrs.
townand Perkasie have been closed
down indefinitely.
CLENELAND.-An increased dc.
mand for workmen capable of max.
ms dies and i!Ss is reported by the
State~city employment Office. This in.
,iicates that automobile accessory
manufacturers are planning To in
crease operations with the turn of the
year.
ATLANTA,--Mils in the South are
closed entirely this week. Operators
in a number Of Southern factories
have heen given Christmas bonuses
this year and employment will he
kept on scale To protect tho living
standard of workers, regardless OF
market conditions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
RAIL EARNINGS SLUMP.
A. c. L. Net Drops to 1882
From S1.3o5. 1873 a Year Ago.

NEW YORK. December u Up
Additional railroad earnings reports
for November continue 10 show de
clines under the corresponding month
last year.
Net operating income Of the New
York Central fell to $3.09o.@o from
S.. 1n3, 9l.. and for II months of 1877
tn ST.. Sa7.S02 from SET SO 697.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroads No
venher>ne dropped 10 SGe1 .332 from
81 sos .S113 year ago. and that OF the
Illinois Central system to Sl,13o.3S3
frcm S292S.66T1.
The Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fc
reported net operating income Of ST.
S60.632 against SS,415 $50 in Novem-
her, 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
CROWN CORK & SEAL. INC,
IS RESULT OF MERGER

Special Dispatch to The star
BALTIMORE. December 27.--~Tho
Crown Cork & Seal Co, Inc. recently
Incorporated under the State laws of
New York. has taken over the bust
ness OF the Grown cork 4 Seal Go. of
this city and the New Process Cork
Co Of BROOKLYN, y. Y.
The combination of the two com
panics will result in removal Of the
business of the New Process Co from
Brooklyn to Baltimore. When the
equipment of the Brooklyn company
is installed in tn. local plant it will
have n capacity 10 produce about IL
700 tons of cork products year. in
Guiding $4,000 600 gross of finished
crowns and 1880 tons of other cork
products.
The company will do an extensive
foreign business through subsidiaries,
with plants located in London. To
ronto. Mexico City. Rio de Jane.ro
and Seville. Spain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
PIPE LINE PROFITS UP.

NEW YORK, December q (aoi,-
Many pipe line eotnDa nleh are expect.
81 10 show larger profits for 1927. The
large production ana consumption Of
crude oil during tue year proved 8
boon 10 most ~ them. II In said
seven ~ the eleven pipe line com.
mn nice comprising tie STANDARD OH
group reported increased deliveries
and four lover shipments comps fed
with 1926
The group IS a whole delivered in
tie first II months THE year Is7 ,437, !.
.s2 barrels Of crude oij, againsf 49,,
ara sat barrels IN the ssine periof LAST
.@sr, The daily average this year was
g0f ,4ss barrels, & gain of nearly ~
uer cent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
BALTIMORE IS FORGING
AHEAD IN MANUFACTURING
Only Two Cities in Nation Have
Shown Greater Gain in Value of
Products Since 1909.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, December 27.--The
percentage of increase III the value
of manufactured products in Baltl-
more during the period from 1909 to
1925 was greater than that in the =
other leading cities Of the East. ac-
coldln- to II survey made by the De-
partment of Commerce for the Balti-
more Association OF Commerce.
only two other cities in the entire
country, Cleveland ana Detroit. show =
cG a greater percentage of gain, AZ
tributcd chiefly to the great strides
made in recent years by the automo-
bile industries located in those cities.
Baltimore's increase during the IA
year period was 263.1 per cent, COM
pared To 3d. per cent for Detroit
and 1923 per cent for Cleveland.
Cities whose percentage of increase
was considerably under that of Bal
tiinore include New York, Boston,
Newark. Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Buff
falo. Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Louis.
Baltimore's increase Is attributed
chiefly IT, gains in box and paper
manufacture, mems and women
clothing industries. foundry and
machine shop products. furniture.
Strengthening, meat packing and print
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
BANKS CUT BIG MELONS.

NEW YORK December 81 tFN,-
Banks and trust companies in Now
York City will distribute s24.620.oGo
in dividends to shareholders this week.
Of which s. .40a 900 will he extra divi'
dends. the American Banker calcn'
lates. Most Of the payments will he
quarterly dividends. The National
CITY Bank. largest in the country. will
pay quarterly dividend of $3,75o, 900,
The First National will disburse
s.. 500. 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
AIR MAIL BOOSTED.

DETROIT, December - (SpeciaD
In an effort 10 develop the maxi
mum use Of air mail and stimulate
airship production in this district.
the Chamber of Commerce has mailed
Ii. 900 circulars to business houses.
A similar campaign last year brought
n remarkable increase in the daily
amount of air mail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
POTATO MARKET DULL.

CHICAGO. December - up Omitted
States Department of Agricultural
Potatoes Receipts. 15S cars on track.
49,: total United States shipments
Saturday, 57s: sunday. 10; Monday, 50
cars: demand and movement slow
market dull Wisconsin sacked round
white. 5nal Is: Idaho sacked russe's
5nai s.; few fancy, 100; partly
graded, l35a1.50.
o.
Buenos Aries. Argentina. Is plan
ming large agricultural and manu-
facturerS' exhibitions for next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27
TOBACCO SALES GAIN.
Demand Strong for Old Crop Weed
in the Maryland Market.

BALTIMORE. December 27.-Re-
ceipts of Maryland leaf tobacco CON
tinue to show declines. only 155
hogsheads being received last week.
while sales showed an increase total
ing 264 hogsheads. leaving a stock
in State tobacco warehouses of 10.54s
hogsheads.
The demand has been very strong
for all old crop tobaccos. while new
crop ground leaves are not so active
ly sought after. unless of good quail
ity and color.
Quotation today for Maryland leaf
tobacco per 100 pounds: Inferior.
! noaS. 90; frosted. 3.0oa4.00: sound
common and creenish. 9n0al6 .0M
good common. 17.00a30 90: medium.
81 GOA 40 90: good to fine red. 4l.0oa
So. so: fancy, Sc, o0a5 80: seconds. com
mon TO medium. 5.00a24.0o: seconds,
good TO fine. a5 00a45 90: upper coun-
try, aircured, 3.0oa25.oo; ground
leaves nominal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-27

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ing put into circulation and Egyptian
money. which has been used in Pales-
tine. is being withdrawn.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-03
He Wants to Separate

Dear Martha Lee: I am a young mar
ried woman, % years old and have been
married eight years. l have little girl
six years old. She has always lived with
her grandparents as they can provide q
better home for her than we can.
Now Miss Lee. my husband has decided
that he wants to separate from me. He
says that it will be only for awhile as he
says he loves me more than life itself.
almost feel like committing suicide
would If it were not for my baby. Shall
l get Job and go my way?
If I were you, I would work to
keep this marriage from going on
the rocks when there seems to be
no good reason why it should. The
first thing 1 would do would be to
bring his child and your child home.
Your child doesn't need and couldn't
have a better home than the one her
own parents can provide, if they will
make the effort.
think your husband is just rest
less and wants a change. Bringing
the child home will provide him with
a new interest. Don't leave him and
don't get an outside job The one
you have at home is quite big
enough.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-03
Her Husband a Stay-at-
Home

Dear Martha Lee: I should appreciate
your advice. I have been married almost
a year. | am 1S years old and my hus-
band is 20. He makes good money but
absolutely refuses to go any place. He al
ways says he is too tired" or else he
makes some othe reXcuse.
Now Miss Lee, it surely is getting on
my nerves, sitting. here just as good as
by myself. He always has his nose in a
book. He always says he doesn't care
if I go to the. ,theater or wherever 1 want
to go. dislike to go any place by my
self. What would you dos prc,,,r
Marriage is a series of adjust
ments to another's tastes and incli-
nations-unless the adjusting is mu-
tual. If he does not take your incli-
nations into consideration why not
do your going about in the day time?
You can so arrange your work
that some of it can be left for the
evening when he is home and you
can go to the theater etc, in the
afternoon. Perhaps his work if of
such nature that he really is tired
out. Be careful that you're fair to
him in this.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-03
CITY BUILDING
SPELLERS NAMED
Continued From Page u

Charlotte Jeter. II, GA, Bldg. GO.
Harrell Oberle, 10, SB, Bldg. 67.
Rebecca Brown, -, IA, Bldg. rs.
Zone 4, Bldg. 5.
George Kuzma, -, SB, Bldg. 5.
Willard Ransom, 10, IA, Bldg. 4.
Dorothy Cross, 10, 6B. Bldg. II.
Helen Niehaus, ~, IA, Bldg. IL.
Joseph Ramsey, 10, SA, Bldg. II.
Doris Poteet, 10, ga, Bldg. 46.
Guy Mills, II, 7B, Bldg. Al.
Herschel Lille, IL, GA, Bldg. 4S.
Wilbur Moran, II, ga, Bldg. 40.
Eugene Garvin, u, SB, Bldg. SO.
Zone 5, Bldg. 8
Hattie Hicks, 10, SB, Bldg. 8.
Shirley Rogin, II, ga. Bldg. 6.
Wilbur Langley, IL, GA, Bldg. Z.
Lillian Leach, IA, ga, Bldg. 13.
Fern Robertson, 10, 8A, Bldg. IS.
Marjorie Benson. u, SA, Bldg. %.
Clyde Wright, II, ga, Bldg. 25.
Wilma Miller, II, GA, Bldg. %.
Robert Simon, IS, 8A, Bldg. 81.
Clara Glickert, II, SA, Bldg. IS.
Zone 6, Bldg. 80
Emma Gibson, II, 5B, Bldg. 80.
Effie Marion, 10, IA, Bldg. 10.
Esther Hipes, IL, GA, Bldg. 20.
Mia May Head, 10, SB, Bldg. II.
Smith, 10, ga, Bldg. "a.
Georgia Blosser, 10, IA, Bldg. 81.
Violet Crowders, 10, ga, Bldg. ga.
Golden Wycoff, 13, SB, Bldg. 70.
Bertha Manns, 16, ga, Bldg. 70.
Vera Umbry, y, GA, Bldg. 81.
Zone Z, Bldg. 55
Melvin Lichtenberg, II, SB, Bldg. 81
Richard Pierce, 10, SB. Bldg. 26.
Blanche Schonecker, -, SA, Bldg. 81
Evelyn Ellison, IL, IA, Bldg. 3S.
Ethel Mae Morris, II, 5B, Bldg. 5.
Lucille Holmes, II, 7B, Bldg. 81.
Blanche Holloway, u, IA, Bldg. 81
Dorothy Morris, IS. SB, Bldg. 70.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-03
He Wants Friends

Dear Martha Lee: I have been reading
your column for some time and would APP
preciate it If you could suggest to me
now l could get ;. acquainted in indian
months and have not been able to make
any friends-that is girl friends and of
the kind that would like to know.
l am not a sheik or a drug store COW
boy. Thanking you in advance.
LONESOME X. K.
One way to meet the kind of per-
sons that you want to know is to go
where they are. Have you church
affiliations? At some of the young
peoples meetings should think you
would meet some of the interesting
and nice girls that you would like
to meet.
Visit the secretary of the Y. M. c..
A. here, have a frank talk with him
and see If he can't direct you. Join
ing certain clubs would also in time
bring you into contact with the
young relatives of the members.