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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-12

Two liquor smuggIers, stopped BY
officers in the Tomates bend just
below Brownsville, escaped Monday
night amid a hail Of bullets after
they had opened fire on the officers.
The officers escaped unscathed and
SO far as could be ascertained neith-
er OF the liquor smugglers was
wounded. A hat picked up on the
road after the fray, evidently carried
in the hand Of one Of the smugglers,
had three bullet holes thrugh il.
The cargo of liquor, consisting Of
so pint bottles Of mescal carried in
sacks, was dropped BY the smugglers
and secured by the officers. Those
engaged in the gun battle we're Gus
toms Officers X. l.. Campbell and
A. H. Champion. and Deputy Sheriffs
George Miller and Tom Cavazos.
The scene Of the fight was just
outside the Brownsville city limits
in the new addition on the road lead
ing TO Tomates bend east Of the city.
The battle occurred about q o'clock.
and between forty and fifty shots
were fired. The night was extreme
ly dark, making aim uncertain and
aiding the smugglers who escaped
into the brush.
The officers had received informa-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-12

RIVER FORECAST
There will be no material change
in the river during the next ~ % 4s
hours
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-12
CAUGHT With
CARCOONSAN
BENITOROAD
Brownsville Officers
Stage Gun Ba title
With Rum Runners
In Tomates Bend

SAN BENITO. June 12.-Another
chapter in Cameron rounty's war on
liquor smugglers was written Tues
day morning when Zeferino Reyes.
alleged bootlegger. was brought into
San Benito badly wounded. The car
which Reyes j. alleged TO have been
driving. containing a large sack Of
liquor. was brought in with the
prisoner.
Reyes was shot py Deputy Sheriff
Francisco Rivera three miles south
OF San Benito on the road to the
Rio Grande AZ 1850 Tut sday morn
ing. Rivera asserting Reyes resisted
arrest. Reyes was shot with a rifle,
the steel jacket bullet passing
through his chest and left lung,
coming out Of his back
The prisoner was brought TO the
office of DR.. Cash in San Benito
and an ambulance secured for his re-
moval to the Harlingen hospital. His
condition is reported critical.
Chief Deputy Sheriff ID. ). Wright
was called at Brownsville and imme-
diately left for San Benito to investi-
gate the case and bring back the
liquor Reyes is alleged to have been
transporting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-12

hcAPTAIN Emilio Carranza. Mex
Kos SiviHR ace. forced to alight up
Il the carolinas after nineteen hours
(Continusd cn page ter.)
Evening star., 1928-03-30
OPEN-W WINDOW PROGRAM
BENEFITS SCHOOL PUPILS
Twenty Weeks Of Health Training
Frees Glass of tuberculosis Symp-
toms, Clinic Report.

Underweight pupils OF the Blake
School open window class we're in high
glee yesterday. Their 20-week course
Of health training had ended with chest
examinations at the Public Health
Clinic and not one of them showed posi-
tive signs of tuberculosis. the Tuber-
culosis Association OF 1922 Eleventh
street announced today
Health songs and a pageant OF health
foods and habits we're presented by the
children, who listened TO short talks by
visitors. Those who spoke included:
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter. president of
the National Congress OF Mothers; Dr.
Harry Ong. school physician; Dr. Joseph
A. Murphy. chief medical inspector Of
the schools Miss L. z. Rood, staff
worker OF the Instructive Visiting Nurse
Society: w. p. Patterson. director OF
special schools and Mrs. Esther Kaem-
merer. who had charge OF the class as
nutrition worker for the Washington
tuberculosis Association Miss Mary
O'Brien. as the teacher in charge of the
school. had charge OF the program. E.
s. Potter. speaking for the tuberculosis
Association, called attention to the fact
that the funds for the health teacher
and extra milk lunches came from the
annual sale OF Christmas seals.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
THE WEATHER

District OF Columbia-Rain this aft.
ernoon; generally fair and colder to-
night, with lowest temperature about
81 degrees: tomorrow fair and colder.
Maryland Mostly cloudy and colder,
probably rain in north portion, chang
ing to snow nurries in the mountains
tonight tomorrow fair and colder.
Virginia-Generally fair and colder
tonight; tomorrow fair and colder In
east portion.
West Virginia-Mostly cloudy and
much colder: probably rain In north
portion changing TO snow fiurries to-
night; tomorrow fair, with slowly rising
temperature.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometer p.mi ST: 8 pm, so,
10 midnight, as; am, 40; 8 am, 40;
noon 43.
Barometer--4 pm, 20.76; 8 pm.
2978; IL midnight. 2978; 4 am, 1880;
8 am 1858 noon, 29.49,
Highest temperature, So, occurred al
4 80 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 80, occurred al
6 am today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. Sc; lowest. SO.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast anc
Gcodetic SurveyD
Today-Low tide, 1902 am. and
l0:42 pm; high tide, 1926 am anc
$3.50 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 1904 am. and
! 80 pm. high tide, 4.32 am anc
j'04 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5:57 am; sun sets
6 30 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 5:55 am. sur
sets 80 pm.
Moon rises ,03 pm. sets 1921 am.
Automobile lamps TO be lighted one.
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Great Muddy.
Weather In Various Cities.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
Jn memoriam.

BENTON. n sad but loving reasr..hrencee
e enr pa..a- deer son son and hrothe- BE,NJA,,tIN
wears $40 tofov. March 3n 1924
So s"il'an ,1'd no Grnorf f-0-, -
And sad is the time ~ raoaH
Twas hut = sta1 between him and feat1
And fH had left us all.
As We loved him so ws miss ri-1.
In our n1ervorv h - aIvavs rsa-.
Lovef, remembered. Ionged for always
'''' THE FAMILY
BENTON. In sad but LOVING ramer,',-.roa
., ny 1sa. hu.h-1d o,ni father. REN.Js
wears a9o TO-DAY March 30 1925
A fa,fhfni husband and father good and
het.ar ore you cogld not find
Who dled IN reafefgl -lce0
His sacred re-norv V" .h7r aIVavs seen.
sd and <1@fHn was ~" rgil
LONELY WIFE AND CHILDREN
DYER. In lnvin~ ve0's~,'.,a0s- of o"- T~s~
ih,@ itfs enc year a-o today. Aarc1 81.
Our home is - lonely oolt and sad
NJ how we IN miss uoths- and dad.
Pa LETT vs one year 7-0 f0f'av.
And mother. eleven. tn ".th ~ W.
TIE FAMILY
HEGARTY. Scored 70 the r-er-0-v NJ HARRY
A. HEGARTY. who oas-c,l cway ore wear
ago today. March 20. 1897.
I.ovirE ard kind IN all his wavs
Irright and inst 70 the end ~ bis fays
What beautiful memory I've left behind
REYNOLDS. n loving ~n~,r--hravos ~ nv
dear r10ther MARGARET REYNOI rS
who Gen8Ttad this he twelve wears a-o
tocaT. March 3n. 1915
loving in hort and r,nd
What h01WtIfUl uhN~1n~v Won EFT heh-n -nd
HER DAUGHTER PAULINE
SMITH IN r1er10r~ of NV deer hushaaf
HOSEA II. SMITH Who taparteI thtS lie
five years ago today. March so. 1923
I.ovin@ and kind ip aH hls w1ys.
Eurl<ht and Iu~t 90 Tire end of hi. DAYS.
Sincere aue kind IN heart ami r,tjrs4
What h~7utiful memory ha left hrhnc
DEVOTED WIFE. IDA Z. SSlTTE.
WEST. In loving ~rTner7l,r@~ee ~ rtlr Ss7~
husband cDd father JAMES WEST vhn
departed from tht~ life one wear a-e ves-
tar3av. March - 1877
Rest in neace. vnur palns are ended
We tried so hard 90 save Won PRAYERS
were In vain
God sent gu angel for vnu
To tax YOU from thIs word % sorrow
and main
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN
Evening star., 1928-03-30
BOOKLET PlCTURING
CAPITAL SCENES READY
Board of Trade Prepares Pamph.
let on Washington to Ad-
vertise City.

Publication of a 32-page pamphlet
containing scenes In the National Cap
ital, which appeared in the Book of
Washington" was announced today by
the Washington Board of Trade, which
sponsored the latter publication.
Twenty-Five thousand copies Of the
pamphlet which is entitled Pictorial
Washington" arc on hand for distribu-
ton The board plans to send the ma
iority Of them out Of town as an adj
vertisement
The pamphlet contains pictures Of
the Capitol, White House and many
other monumental Federal buildings
and local Government structures office
buildings, schools, universities. views Of
Pennsylvania avenue lighted at night,
the many monuments. Of Mount Ver-
non. churches and ornamental bridges,
and also pictures OF Washington girls
who have won the title of Miss Wash
ington."
vision OF Washington OF the future
is given also in pictures showing the
projected development Of classic Gov
ernment buildings here.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
READY FOR WIDENING
OF GEORGIA AVENUE
Bids to Be Advertised Next Week
for Work Through Silver
Spring Section.

The widening and improvement of
Georgia avenue through the Silver
Spring business section from the Dis
trict line to Sligo avenue, about l-3
miles. will begin within the next few
weeks The MARYLAND State Roads
Commission Is To advertise for It's bids
next week, and work will be started
lust as soon as the contracts are let
The project. to cost about $l55,000.
will be completed during the Summer
ThA Montgomery County commits
sioners this week approved the 'front.'
foot benefit tax after holding public
hearings on the project in the Silver
Spring Suburban Building n week ago.
The improvement north of the sub
way in the Silver Spring business Sec
tion includes widening OF the existing
Evening star., 1928-03-30
Dfaths.

SIOCUM. The District Of Columbia Com
mpanderY ~ ne, military Order Of the
nnunces the death ~ Hereditary Companion
HERBERT JEKMAfN sLOCrM Colonel
~ ;, army ~ washington. j. F.. Mar't
X lp@b. Funeral services will be hets
at his late residence. 2i3l street NV
On SathfdaF |lst instant al ~ o'clp"t
nm. intefn,ent a. the Naiou9l CenIsterg
Rear Admiral WILLARD # BRowxso>
g II. POWELL. Recor,lef+' ''''''"'''s''
& ha%L = n! y s.T1EyESs Sc 6s'." son II i he,ii, hi
u Mr. L0tte y Robinson Nrs Josephine
Ezell Thpmas McDOnaId Rev " am,
Moat 2 saai Bioti chGreb Of the .'i,o, .,.ci ~
- columbi1: Zion Grove Church caroline
y ~ ID FIRST Spn"9 Church. Turobn'l.
funeral narIor go Florida ave nv ~.
tl F,tIag 10 nm. aiter~ard vii rest
church = between i9th and 18Th sts
nv. unti saturday. 30 arr. Fnnerai
church under ausDioe= of tbe Baptfst Vip-
Istcrs Conference Rev Ccasar r Alav-
I"aef q, usgIs,, nriggo3j speaker. In'erme6t 9rl
>TREiTZ. On ThursIav Marc7 % 1929.
~ Iuberulpeia Hospjial ADOLPH e
,E.2ycd hu.h1nd Of Mary streitz and
S'rsytz and Tqv etrai,l ] R:@T Rcmains Har, 1osiir1
- william Ire funeral narIprz Fufera1
f'Daaf fanera psrld. Ap,l at $50 pm. from 5e X
Tt,faId"E. o., ,Friaay morning. Narcn 30.
Ia2s l. = = 80 a,"l.aeels, ~ Prosi'lenee .Ho-.
George H. TyIor Funeral sunday Ami
J.1ts ~ ~ N. ,r"D thc resifenca ~ her
H"f "fe - Intrrmcnt Herndou Va 81
THOMPSON. on Friday March 81. ig.s.
e. 9nr g..t'~"fo - Franrhu - nr
AN%SA JEFFERY. beloved wife ~ Alval
W,,EE: suddenly IN SATURDAY March =.
Evening star., 1928-03-30

east and west roadway IL feet on each
side toward the center. The roadways
will then be separated by parking strips
set off by curbinR Northbound traffic
will be routed over the east roadway
and southbound traffic over the west
roadway.
South OF the subway the improve
ment will consist OF widening the ex-
listing paving IA feet on each side
Georgia avenue south OF the subway
will continue as a twO-way roadway.
OF the total improvement cost 100000
has been appropriated by the county
commissioners from the 100000 county
road bond issue. bond issue against
the Silver Spring precinct Is to be used
TO raise $4,000 OF the amount,
Evening star., 1928-03-30
NEW OFFICE BUILDING
ON STREET IS PLAN NED
Eleven-Story Structure to Be Erect
ed Next to Insurance
Building.

Plans for the construction of an
STORY office building on the site Of
an old residence located at 1921 |
street. adjoining the Insurance Bui'd-
ing. have been filed with the District
building inspector by the Chandler
Building Corporation, which has ac-
ouired the land from Shannon &
Luchs. Inc. for this purpose. The
new building will cost approximately
5000, 900.
The projected Office structure will
have a frontage Of so feet and depth
OF 30 feet. and will have height Of
ITO feet. II is TO be OF the concrete
end brick construction and will have
provision on the first floor fer tWo
stores Two electric elevators VIII be-
hFtallcd
The building was designed b. M G.
Lcpley, Washington architect. and the
Fletcher Fireproonng Co. is d DE The
builder.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
HORSE FATALLY INJURED
IN TRAFFIC COLLISION
Oil Truck and Vehicle in Crash,
Drivers Unhurt--0ther Motor
Accidents.

A motor truck OF the Standard Oil
Co.'S service station at Pennsylvania
avenue and Third street and horse
drawn vehicle belonging t0 james
Lewis, 1908 r street, both going in the
same direction. collided In front OF
1913 Eleventh street about 4:30 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Occupants OF the
vehicles escaped injury but Lewis horse
was so badly injured that 1t had to be
killed.
James l.. Clarke. ~ years old. SIC
Seventh street southeast, and Hayden
c. Johnson. 1912 Vermont avenue. were
drivers OF automobiles that collided yes
terday afternoon at Fourteenth and S
streets. resulting in a painful injury to
Clarke's head. The injured man was
given first aid at Garfield Hospital,
John H. Hickman. 81 years old. ll2O
Sixth street, passenger in motor
vehicle OF the Washington Gas Light
Co. received slight injury to his head
Yesterday afternoon when the vehicle
collided at Eleventh street and Columbia
road with a Post Office truck, He re-
fused hospital treatment
Evening star., 1928-03-30
METHODIST PROTESTANT
CONFERENCE is CALLED
Onc-Day Session Planned Here on
April 1l--Rev. T. II. Lewis
will Preach.

A special one-day session of the
Maryland annual conference Of the
Methodist Protestant Church will be
held in Washington April IL, 1t was an
nounccd by Or. T.. C. MaKosky prcsi-
dent Of the conference, yesterday The
object of the session will be To prepare
reports for the regular conference In
| Baltimore in May.
Rev Thomas H. Lewis. president Of
the General Conference of the United
States will preach the centennial ser
mon at the morning meeting. to be
held in Congress Street Methodist Prot
estant Church. Georgetown. In COM
memoration Of the establishment of tho
first Methodist Protestant Church In
Baltimore In 1928. The sermon will be
followed by conference communion
sermon.
Twenty-onc choirs, having a total of
1900 voices, will take part in musical
festival at Harlech. England, in June
Evening star., 1928-03-30
largest Submarine Ready.

The Navy Department announced
that the submarine VA, the largest
submarine In the world, will be placed
In commission at the Portsmouth, N
H.. NAVY Yard on Monday. II is the
first mine laying submarine to be built
for the United States.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
MRS. ELLEN NJ. FOX DIES.
Had Been Resident of Washington
Since 1865.

Mrs Ellen M. Fox. 81 years old, Of
2908 Thirteenth street. died in Gar
field Hospital Wednesday after q long
illness
Mrs. Fox was the widow OF Samuel
=. Fox and had been a resident Of this
city since 1865 She was born in Phil
adelphia.
She is survived by a son. Walter w
Fox, and three daughters, Miss Mary D.
Fox, Miss Helen B. Fox and Miss Kath-
aryn b. Fox.
Funeral services will be conducted in
the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Catholic
Church tomorrow morning Interment
will be In Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
Gsrns of Thank&.

CAGE. wish 10 express NV gratitude to
friends Wno were loyal during the
recent illness and az the death OF my
husband MRS CARL e. CAGE.
P0SEY. wish to thank NY trends rel
atives and organizations for their expires
pons ~ xymnathy ami the flowers at the
rnath Of FANNIE pOSEY. HISBAND.
Evening star., 1928-03-30

One thousand live black foxes. = lued
at S375 900, were recently shipped from
Prince Edward Island 20 NoINay
Evening star., 1928-03-30
Play to Be Presented.

Special Dispatch To The star.
. POTOMAC, Va. March 30.-The
Mount Vernon Elementary School will
present the play. Midsummer Night
in the George Mason High School au-
ditorium today at $50 pm. and again
tonight at 8. The George Mason High
School Orchestra will play between acts.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
FOUND

FOR LOST ANIMALS applv Animal Rescu,
t.carue Itn MaUlaud ave sW Main MlSS
pUPPY--LHrge reddish brown. owner
pleasc call AZ ll3l 18th At aud claim him
Evening star., 1928-03-30

BOSTON TERRIER male small brown.
short tail white ttp nose aud ueCk hutS
Iowa ave. NV. Adams hsha 500
HnS'rON muJ~-hlale ioAt "Wednesday
chtids net. name "thnmmN Reward
Evening star., 1928-03-30

BRtNnLE nttl.nOG~~-aonr since March 90,
tag No spn. Literal reward. Cali Ian
Evening star., 1928-03-30

A tomato-like plant which is used In
treating diabetes in Siam will be tested
by the University Of California
Evening star., 1928-03-30

IN NKN Deparfed this Wte 0n ThUrsdav
March 70 ia2s. at her residence. zoos
Corcoran Il nv KATE BfARS, beloved
wife at the late Taltou Bysr> AMI devoted
mother az Mrs. susan Brown. Mrs; Ju1a
orr Mrs. Ahee Neae, Mrs Carrie shelton;
Frank BSars and Mrs Maud Ross. Funeral
Monday Anrll = at u m from the w
Ernest Jarvis Go funeral pariors, -
GEnrllA ave N
Evening star., 1928-03-30

Rt NrH uF KEYS--Wlsconstu ave near O
st. Reward. Return 60 1897 Wisconsin ave
Evening star., 1928-03-30

com PURSE AND HliI. Futn. hrawn
leather containing several Si0 hills. rar
token. an,t chaugr la NaudNard & lothrup' =
ar on 10th Il hus line Reward. Miss
AlIrI.An RnInMAn lnNn
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GORDON

NNNnON 90 WealnealaN cVrnInN. M1rVh n
lu"S at s 80 uelovk 40 his grst1Vuyv,
Cnliesc Park Md CONNIE GORDON. Hc
fraNe. to MOURN their loss q loving wife,
l.acN Gordon aUd a host uf ether rrIst1Ne~
Aud friends Fuuerat trNm l.. A. Lewis
Co.'S Jun"rai chanel iA%t Ath = n,w
yurnPr Ath aui d ~t~ SattVt3N. March 81.
al " nm Intgrment PaNur'S teutttrrN.
Evening star., 1928-03-30

Iuip BROOCM shape ut luVars kuot. ptu
missing iost on MonstaN, white ao,hg trHw
lhiu aNd hytne tu IAN and Park rj .
theurr tu THkoma Park via itth 81 lar-
rrtenhoue shepherd 1bfs rev nrd a.
Evening star., 1928-03-30

PARKER ntOFOIn PENCIL. botwevn MAY
HuWer Hutti and ihth and q Nta tatsNtttt
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attrruunu HeWatd ~ returned o. huA
ION h Atar utttpo. 1la
Evening star., 1928-03-30

hFNS hrtWcru Rikka pi aua IA. ave
Neuurstltt. leave at \ ". q Ht h
tu1 / IN stH
Evening star., 1928-03-30

GIIIIONS, Suddenly az his resldcuCe. - .
l9th II ~ ROBERT THOMAS, hus
baud uf EItea Aun Gtltiuns. Remains rest
iug at " W Chambers funeral parlors
I4th and Chaplin sts. nv. Funeral srrN
ices At MelFose Church. Northumberland
County Va. uH SUNDAY. Aprl /,
Evening star., 1928-03-30

uAF EARRING ntatl set tn dtantuod vuVjr
un plHttnum chain Iues,iaV Haht NaNhr
near rhamsa clrre sac reward AttIesS
hos 1tl q star Hfitts ius
Evening star., 1928-03-30

3 80 am 81 Columbia Hospital ELLA
LOUISE CONFEE wife Of Earl Cnnte'
and daughter nf Ella V. Thomas 81 Rich
moud Va Remains resting at Sln Soutt
Alfred st Alexandria Va Funeral serV
toes SUNDAY, Aprli l. " p.m. Sc Roberts
chanel NJ r Church Remains viii os
inIelrch AZ Richmond VI 81
Evening star., 1928-03-30
Draths.

BENTLEY. On Thursday. March 20. los
~ hts residence. Lanham. Nd CHA =
the late Charles W. and Ann Laty Bentley
uf BaitinoTe and Bentley springs, No
Funeral from his late residence on Non
,iay. Aprli . at As pm. Interment at
LOidon Park Cemetery. Baltimore. Nd. l
Evening star., 1928-03-30

FON. On Wednesday, MANN = Tvs a.
NJ widow nf samuel II Fox funera
trun hcr late residence. zoos 18th -,
NV at Ia am SATURDAY March ~
thence GO the shrine uf the Sacred Heart
Church where solemn re0utem mass Will
pt said for the repOSe of her soul In
tern,rut private So
Evening star., 1928-03-30

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NV -
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tokens and chaugr Ia Wood~ard l,othreps =
ar on 10Th II hu~ line. Reward. Miss
AtJerzan Potomac ASA.
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the r,s,dener 1t he's daush'er, Mtsc,ESsS
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nIr,7 Ard~r=0~ Rcrr7i-s -rp'ius- y ssse
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initial skirmish In that fight when Dis
trict Judge A. M. Kent denied an APP
plication for writ of mandamus to
compel the Cameron County Democratic
committee to recognize Thomas b. Love
as a candidate for lieutenant governor.
The committee barred him from the
ballots after he announced he would not
vote for Smith. Love is leader of the
constitutional or bone dry" Democrats,
who sought to prevent the nomination
of Smith.
Judge Volney w. Taylor, chairman OF
the Cameron County committee. said
chairmen of several county committees
had informed them they would await
the outcome of the Love appeal before
making up the primary ballots.
G. o. r. Promises Aid
In advocating the Democratic Repub-
lican alliance. former Gov. O. B, Col
Quit, constitutional Democratic lead
er, proposed to substitute anti-Smith
presidential electors for the Republican
electoral ticket. He said such slate
probably would be drafted at meeting
of constitutional Democrats here Tues
day next
r. b. Creager. Republican national
committeeman from Texas. said that
while full slate of Republican candi-
dates for State Offices would be put IN
the field, the main energies OF the State
party would be directed toward eIectlng