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Boys Apparel

RroadcIo,h and Madras Union LE~
Suits, athletic style ....... Wv
One and Two Piece Psjamas. S1.35
Sizes 4 10 IS years
Sports Coli Hose, in Il and q LE~
iSHStHs .-.+..... wv
fo1'e'see ,ois. =, ~Soisn soisH Suits with $ll75
Washable Suits for Boys, ; to 10 S1.65
years: well.made ..........
Boys Biouses, with attached and or
sports collars ..t......... Wv
,Bfoadeloth Shirts. with attached 81 .15
and sports collars.
TEE BOYS STORE. Fourth FLOOR.
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Rugs--Special

chois: .,. B:leoshi.:as Bel. sd.s g.. Rugs $3.50
Imported s.. -. Noss,1 nd r., Rugs av- s13!s5
Fine Lillian Rugs; choice de. S100
signs, averase size Sx6. 1&V
Belgium Mouzourk Rugs in distinctive
colorin9s-
3x6. S4.75 6xo, Sl4.75
4x7, $3.50 Sx10, S2l.75
ox12, S26.75
Sanford's Beauvais Seamless
Administer Rugs in new pat 5000
terms, 9xl2 size. ... ~
Armstrong; Embossed Tile
1 Ii's';sa' j; Asso1's Finish, Sis
Seamless Broadloom Wilton Carpet; 9
feet and u feet wide. So. $3.50
RUG SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR.
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Junior Misses
Dresses and Coats

Silk .,,.1oosn Dresses, s.., for street and $9.75
Sport. %; -. and IA Afternoon tn..n f''ek' $1475
Tailored s.s sI;s,s Suits of, Of twin tweed $3.50
,S;'; ,Tts d. satin and $3.50
JUNIOR MISSES SECTION, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Girls Hats

s..s' .ss s,t.. ss,'; ni,," fila. Crochet Silk s2.ss
Finer Hats Of Felt. Crochet, 81 OK
SILK ard BANGKOK ..........
C-EIs' A;LIInKkY GEcrrow, Fourth FLOOR.
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Furniture and Beds-Special1y Priced

Walnut and Gumwood Dining Room Suites 10 pieces $125
Occasional Living Room Chairs SIS
Fiber Chairs and Rockers for Living Room Boudor $1075
Cane Hour Glass Chairs Sun Room or Porch so
End Tables with magazine basket underneath IS
Gard Tables mahogany finish; color senciled tops $35
Upholstered Box Springs double size STATS: single size
Felt Mattresses match; double sze $780, single size
Duck Feather Pillows size 2x27; ticking match. $32s
Simmons Metal Beds, double and single sizes $3.50
SEC SIXTH FLooa
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Curtains, Draperies

SOA IoAA4ot la ok1SAASS
Handsome cretonnes, hand. AQ~
blocked and roller prints, yard, 1O~
Cretonne and Crash Pillows, QQe
round, oval and oblons. ....... wv
Ruled Marquisette Curtains, in Sf.b8
four patterns, pair. ..........
Plain French Marquisette Panel Sf.75
Curtains, rsyon frinsed bottom,
French Marquisette, in beige and AA~
ivory, 4O.ineh, SAC yard; S0.inch, tn
LG.:@.h p.:' ca,,s.. R.y0a IN. Ms'sG:s' 9sn: $1S5
50.inch Rayon Marquisette to EEe
match the above Panels, yard. Nv
Fine Crash Cretonnes, new, color. a.
ful and modern designs, yard. NV
Dainty ii s.,d,; Rs:s sa.,ss Wolfe .a, Gs,,'a $1.S5
French Marquisette Curtains Of hieh.
est quality eombed yarn, full S2.75
rufde ....................
Beautiful Wolfe Curtains with xf.25
rufied and Hounced bottom. -.
CURTAIN SEcrIoN, SIXTH FLOOR.
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Lamps and Shades

Floor Portables, bridge and junior SO
styles. Granada gold finish. each. ~
Bridge and Junior Portahles. s.. 50
Granada gold finish. EACH.
s'::s..s ;,s s:,,,.c,ss.s c.s.;, ii l.@' "a. $3.50
i0.ineh Round Tan Parchment.
paper Shades with colored 81 50
band decoration, ..,.......,
lS.inch Decorated Parchment
ss: ST. ss;i:: :!,s;:. ss;:' :,::: s3ss
Pleated Ceorsette Silk.lined
Bridge Shades. beautiful 81 .Sil
coiors Observation-Disclosures. ~
Pieated Crepe Empire. shape
n,,sts ,.,,.s ss.,s Shade. ;s;"m.a silk lined $3.50
Sam: ,".,,. .";.: de-, !" above for $lO.so
LAaAr SacrioN SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Small Leather Goods
1t Special Prices

Rhinestone Bags ~ S,SS
Rhinestone Bags ,...,.,.. Sc,oS
Mems Toilet Cases s,..,..,...,&
Mems Toilet Cases, ,Se,+S
Imported Beaded Bags. 81. So, s.
Imported Beaded Bags, ,Slo>So
Ostrich Bill Folds. ...+..,SseS
Pin Seal Rill Folds ,...,,, $1,eS
Calf Handbags; fitted ....,,, IS
Allisator-Calf Bags; fitted, SIS
English Merocco Hip Books. $i,eS
Coat Hangers. in case, 49,. ,eSe
Suede Belts ...,,......SNc
ikarass 0ccas Sxcr,S,N, EIsSg acNN
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CHns.Fast Porcelain
Bathroom Firfares
"P0rcs.NamsH Kifches


Tables
lSxe+ inches $e&S sOxse inches. SIS
e,xef inches. SceS c>so inche>. SIS
leNSs inches $saS eSxsc ;nshe>. S'eS
eSx%o inches, <$+S
HOUSEWARES SxcrscS. FIFTH Ylccx
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Dress Goods

Deleourt Frenrh Dress Linen. in - new
Sprine shades. and white.
so-inch. yard. ....,..... Csc
4%-inch. yard. ..,........ .,sSc
Silk.and. .Cottoa Bansai Silk. SO.
many coicss. Nard. ,...,.,,. 1V(
S%.ineh lisht.wsisht ali.weel la. &
shsrs, eleven shades, ward, 800, ~
Dswss uoons SxcricN, SxcoNs Fccs.
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Art Needlework
Inniversayv Priced

kason Satin Bedspreads, in
si.s s1.s' ..''s,"I,.,'' "'sh''' rose and $14s5
ksfon Pillows. oval and round q TX
IN gold. orchid. rose and blue ~L"~
S'encjied Crash Pillows. with
.,s. s,,.' ."%''..''' ''es'. '''''s''*s De, s2.25
Cfetonne Articles. in bright and sttrsc.
i've designs; Wardrobe Es4s. Sl2s:
Laundry Bags, 9sc; Laundry and
entkipf Esss, 81; s.pocket 7c
Shoe Eass .... ID
Stamped Muslin PiIIoucase., or
with picD, edge, pair ........ on
Imported Chinese Grass Bsdrotrn 7E
Slippers all sizes: pair ..... III
CsnovenFse 1riponso Pillows. IT,
stamped for embroiderinf. ~
Arr EEcyiDF. ExYgErs FLyys
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Radios and
Photographs

No 81 Atrs,er Kent Electric Radio Sc,
complete con With r.: G. A. $150.5O
1904 Speaker and Cabinet ]O~~
Portable Phonosfspb, in blue, Sf050
rose and black ......,... ~
yicTEoLh GhLIEE.Es, FortrH FLoos.
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Arnold G1ove-Grip Oxfords, S
Mems Handkerchiefs-Specia1ly T Price,

White Linen Handkerchies with white initials; colored
borders with eolored initials ls...........-......6
Plain Linen Handkerchiefs all white; hens
SECOND
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Baby Carriages

kiddis kar Stroller. may be con. S1.o5
vened into kiddie kar ....
Pullman Baby Csuisees, Of X1f.75
unusually fine construction. II
Open Baby StroiIss, with SO. 90
T00my seat .....,....... ~
BAEY CARRIAGE SECTION, FouaTH FLoos
Evening star., 1928-05-11
SENATE APPROVES
|! [. THREE new PACTS
Arbitration and Cancellation
Treaties With Germany
| and Italy Go Through.
ny the As.oclated pres..

ny the Associated Press.
The Senate yesterday afternoon ap-
proved the new arbitration treaties with
Germany and Italy and the supple
mental Cancellation treaty with Ger
many, They will so into effect on ex-
change o: ratification. marking another
step IN tie American program of mod
ernizing and strengthening its peace
preserving machinery
TIE two new arbitration treaties are
virtually identical with the pilot treaty
negotiated with France To replace the
old Root arbitration treaty. They con-
tain the same condemnations Of war as
an instrument of national policy, the
same expression of hope that time
win come when the possibility of war
between any OF the powers will have
been eliminated. and the same four
reservations as TO subjects not open to
treatment by arbitration.
The Monroe doctrine and obligations
of the two European nations under the
covenant Of the League of Nations, Stip-
ulated by France In the original treaty,
are among these.
The Cancellation treaty with Germany
follows the lines of the original Bryan
treaty of this nature anu was necessary,
AS no SUCH treaty Will ISlAhaAly SAASeSe
There Is cross reference in the aroi-
tration pacts to treaties of this type
and to perfect peace machinery with
Germany it was necessary to put through
both treaties. AS with the existing con-
ciliation treaties, there is no reservation
whatever as to the character OF dis
putes to which it applies In the case OF
Germany. 1t requires that every dis
pute not settled by diplomacy shall 60
to an international commission for tn
vestigation.
Evening star., 1928-05-11
AIR MAIL RATE CUT
APPROVED BY SENATE
House Measure for Scent Scale Per
Half Ounce Is Hoped to Encourage
New Branch Service.

Approval was given by the Senate
last night to a House bill which would
authorize q reduction in the air mail
postage rate from 10 cents for each
half ounce, or fraction, to S cents. The
measure was passed without amend
ment and now goes to the President.
Sponsored by Postmaster General
New in the hope that the reduction
would increase the volume OF air mail
business and provide improved service.
the bill also would permit the Post
Once Department to enter into lO-year
contracts for carrying air mail. The
present maximum term is four years.
and, In the opinion of the department,
this restriction has served to discour-
age companies from investing large
capital in equipment.
Another House bill designed 70 stin-
ulate aviation also was passed by the
Senate 1t would authorize the Secre-
tary of the Interior to lease for 20-year
periods Government lands In tracts not
exceeding 6o4 acres for use as public
airportS
Evening star., 1928-05-11
ROBBINS APPROVES DEAL,
Assistant War Secretary o. K'i
Sale of Electric Material.

Sale to the Virginia Public Service
Co. Of the GoYernment-owned material
an the electric transmission line from
the plant Of that company in Aiex-
an6Yia 70 the stiostation at Fort Hum
pilreyg. Va. including the tap line 70
Port Hunt. Va, has been approved by
War. with the understanding that the
Government shall have the privilege OF
renewal Of the contract covering new
rates for q period Of 10 years. The ma
teriai tn question vas recently cleared
for sale as surplus by the Federal Real
Estate Board, Bureau Of the Budget.
Evening star., 1928-05-11
OFFICERS REASSIGNED.
Service Changes Recently Ordered
by the War Department.

Col. Hubert A. Allen, Infantry, re-
Gently on duty on the Panama Canal
Zone, has been ordered TO PoMland
Greg. for duty as instructor Of the
Oregon National Guard: Lieut.. Col
Henry N. Nelly, Infantry. who has
been under treatment at Walter Reed
General Hospital, has been assigned
TO duty with the Organized Reserves,
with station at Chicago: Capt. Charles
w. Walton. Air Corps. at Fort Sam
Houston, TeE.. has been assigned "a
duty at Langley Field. Va: Maj. Paul
z. McNabb. M~dical Corps. and Capt.
W. H. Herman, Medical Administrative
Corps. IN the Panama Canal Zone. have
been assigned to duty at the Army
Medical Center, this city and First
Lieut.. Stanley A. Clark. Medical Ad-
natnissrative Corps, a. Walter Reed
General Hospital. has been ordered to
the Panama Zone.
, 1928-08-17
uOlicatsOn.

T 5 hereby made known, that the
House and Lard Taxes for the
ear 1877 for town and country pro
critics, which became due for pay
nent on May L, 1928, will be t
eived at the Department of Fin
nee in Christiansted for the town
md country districts of Chl lstian-
sted and at the Branch office OF
he Department OF Finance in Fred
sriksted for the town and country
districts of Frederlksted.
At the expiration OF the month OF
September 1928, the lists OF taxes
in arrears will be forwarded 10 the
Sheriff for necessary legal action in
en- .Orcing collection.
The Cashiers of the Department
Of finance will receive these taxes
each Gay, except saturday after
moons, Sundays and holidays, be-
tween the hours of 900 to 100
A. m. and from 1870 to $3.50 p. m.
Government of the
VIRGIN islands Of the United States,
st. roix, August l, 1928,
FRANK T. FOXWELL,
De8patchjng Secretary.
, 1928-08-17
FOR SALE.
One Walters Player Piano,
practically new, and in good condi-
ton, with twelve music rolls. A
real bargain.
For particulars apply at this office


Trespassing on estates GTanard, Cane
Garden, Diamond, Corn Hill, Watch HO,
or shooting from the public roads on said
estates is not allowed, and will be dealt
with according TO law.
A. NELTHROPP.
July "a. 1928.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-29
Carpenter Found
Dead In Bed Here
Friday Afternoon

Chester WI. King. 50-scar old carr
penter of this cfts, was found dead
INN his room in a boarding house at
Elizabeth ard Ninth streets Friday
evening about o'clock Justice of
The Peace Fred B. k0walski vas
called and rendered A verdict MA death
by natural causes.
III was at first feared that nn tFa-
ccs of the decedant's family could hc
found as he had stated previously
that NV had n0 friends ur relatives t0
notify in case of death. However. N
telegram dated 1921 from his sister.
Mrs. John Cooper of Darlington. Ind
telling 0f the death of their father
va found in his personal effects.
k0Walski asked for disposition XII the
remains in IA telegram tu Mrs. Cooper.
Other papers found revealed that
Hr was a member of the Moose lodge
WIZ Ponra City. Okla, in 1921. The
lodge certificate was numbered z3T.
The body was removed to the MAJ
telD Cara undertaking establish
ment pending word from his sister.
hing was given to periodical spells
of dependency and illness. operators
cf the r0ominE house stated. He
had been in Brownsville for two
years
mi. G. CDfer. attorney. FRIDAY night
- appointed temporary administra
ter of Kings personal effects pend
Inc further notification
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-29
Robinson to Rap
COP, Reign In
Columbia Speech

ROBINSON SPECIAL CAR EN-
ROUTE TO COLUMBIA. Mo., Sept.
-a. -- iFl A- Senator JnF Robinson.
democratic vice presidential nomi-
nce, moved forward tD Columbia tn-
dav fnr the last uf IN three-srrFrh
drive tN win the border state uf Mis-
souri, f0r thr democratic banner
He proposes. as hr did in Kansas
CITY Dave night. tn open up with ANIL
other attack un the WAY republicans
have ruH the government. religion.
farm relief anh other issues inject
ed into thr campaign.
Here, as in southern states. tnH
senator haH been advised that Gov
errnr Smiths membership in ths
Catholic church is w question 0f con-
Germ rD some voters ard lr Kansas
City hr l0nSened un un those or-
posed tn thr democratic presidential
nominee far that reason.
An audience thHt packed thr hHli
where the republicans in June held
their national convention wAs nn its
feet bowling anH shouting as Mr-
Robinson thumnea away nt hny
preacher who attempted tn mix poll
titles and religion and alsn E0t ar-
rlauHp when hc -aid he didn't see
how anyone could oppose Smith f0r
following the religion nf his mother.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-29
DIR. S.STELL
MURDER
GOES TOJURY
Defendant Apologies
To Court After Call
ing District Attorney
Liar

You're u LIAR" was the irvectiva
hurled at District Attorney George
Mestervelt IN the district court room
Friday afternoon hv Dr. George NJ.
Stell. who was on trial or n murder
charge in which "A criminal opera
tion IN Mrs. Stella Jones was aller
IA.
nr. Stel was on the witness stand
Az the time. and the invectiNe fol-
lowed a sharp exchange after the
district attorney had asked the Wit
ness If nv had rot been Kicked out
M the Cameron County Medical
association.
III q moment the courtroom was in
an urroar. Judge "A. MI. Cunningham
ordered the jury ~ retire. and then
addressed himself ~ nr. Steil.
That language is rot permitted
in this court. and | fine you 500. M
Judge Cunningham said.
Judge James A. Graham. counsel
Ter the defense. asked the lense-cy
III the court, stating his client was
IN trial for life or liberty. Dr. SteIl
arose in the witness stand and
arologized ~ the court ard district
attorney. The court then RENTED
the fine and the jury was recalled.
Dr- Stell was the last witness
f1ontinlcd nn rage tro.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-29

COME GET THIS
~ r. y
BOMB, COPS TOLD;
n y y
AND THEY DID

CHICAGO. Sept. 2g. -tF-A little
man with a package under his arm
stepped nervously from n taxicab
on Cass street early today.
From under the rim of his low
drawn hat his eyes peered fur
lively up and down the street.
Satisfied he wa4 unobscryed. he
ran to the doorstep WI T35 Cass. de-
posted THE package gingerlv- then
turned swiftly back to hi cab and
was wisked away int othe night.
But woman. seated at W wln-
dow nearby had seen him. knowing
her Chicago. HE teiehponed police
that " bomb had been planted.
Police arrived. They circled
the package cautiously. They
elected one of their number tn pick
un the parcel. He touched IN care
fully. Then he turned to his com-
pHninns and said:
This I'M more serious than W
bombing. gentlemen. This is
ease nf abandonment"
The officers then returned tn the
police station with the two cunning
little kittens.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-29
YOUTH dies
AT HOSPITAL
IN HARLINCEN
VIM. 8. Bunch Believed
To Have Been Dis
appointed In Love;
Friends See Death

HARLINGEN. Sept. 29.-Unrcquit-
ed love IN believed % have been the
motive which caused William M.
Bunch. 2i. drug store employee here.
Ia drink "a potion which IS believed,
by attaches of the Valley Baptist
hospital. t0 have caused his death in
that institution shortly after H.
o'clock Saturday morning.
Jack Bowen. high scnool student,
who witnessed the man drink from
bottle which is believed to have
contained "A deadly liquid. declared
that Nv and three NC His friends we're
Talking In front of his house il14
East Polk street. about 1880 o'clock
Friday night when they saw Bunch
come walking up the street.
He stopped and talked to III "A
few minutes" Bowen said. -and then
went 10 the home of his sweetheart
lie knocked on the door and was
met hy the girls father whom We
heard tell him that the girl was not
in and for him 10 return III the morn
ing
After leaving the house. Nv again
cfossed the street ~ where W. were
standing.
After ~ had talked along unIm
portant lines for few minutes,
Bunch reached 10 his back pocket.
and declared. I'M just end III AIN
now.
Roy Adams. one NJ my friends.
made break for him and attempt
ed to hold a bottle which nv had in
His hands, away from hi mouth. III
vas not until they had gone w their
Continued on page twn3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-29
BANK ROBBER
GIVEN DEATH
f.. ". Allen Found Gull
ty of Holdup At
Carbcl In Dec.

EASTLAND. Tex. Sept. 29-lFl-
r.. Nj Allen. charged with robbery
with firearms IN the Carbon State
hank hoidup. Dec. l2. 1927. was found
guilty hy q jury in district court here
today and his punishment was fixed
at death
The jury made its report after de-
liberating on the issues cf the case
since last Friday.
The defendant. who vas Jointly
charged with Srotty Hydcn. given
u long penitentiary terni.. sought ~
establish the alibi that Ne had never
been I'm Carbon when he took the
witness stand III his behalf Thursday.
Tie asserted he was in Oklahoma City
thc day the Institution was robbed
and gave ihe name of several per-
sons ~ had seen there.
The witness said M lacked funds
~ bring them into court ar ~ obtain
their depcsitionS.
On the stand Allen said he had
pleaded guilty in Gracsbeck ~ n li-
guor charge and theft az an automo-
bile in 1925 and was sentenced ~
two years IN the state penitcntiarv.
he said that ~ was pardoned PM
Governor Miriam Ferguson after
serving l6 months of the sentence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-29
MRS. JOHNSON
OF FHARLINCEN
ISIN WICHITA
Alleged Abductor Held
On Auto Theft Bill
AS Wife Of Officer
Tells of Captivity

WICHITA. Kans.. Sept.
29.-tP)-Police here today
held C. W. Owens. Az. for
officers 0f Harlingen, Texas,
on charges III automobile
theft and forgery while they
Investigated the story of
Mrs. Cage Johnston. 28, Of
HarIingen, who said Owens
had kidnapped her at the
point of a gun and forced
her to accompany him in his
travels over two states. Mrs.
Johnston said she had been
held in captivity for the last
month.
The WDman's husband. Cage John
stem. a police lieutenant of Hsr-
lirEen. talking over long distance
telephone today said W. would send
funds to bring kis wife home.
Mrs. Johnston said he was kid-
nared in Oklahoma City. where shF
had gone with her y year nld som
Billie. to visit her mother.
"Oh. ynu don't know how i've Suf-
fered." she cried live tried tp rpi
letters off to mE relatives. but hF
would intercept them. He said III anr
one turned him in NV would Eet them
too"
Mr.. Johnston said she had known
Owens since july, hut had n0t haa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-29
PIRATES TAKE
BIG STEAMER
Two British Officers
Slain; l,4O0 Are On
Board Vessel

HONGkONG. Sept. 29.-lPi-Two
British officers ~ the China NaviEa-
tion company's steamer Anking have
heen killed IN Chinese pirates
The pirates captured the ship with
its 1900 passengers on Wednesday
and steered n ID Shanghai Bay. north
81 Bias Bay. the notorious lair of
Chinese pirates.
The Chinese quartermaster of the
vessel was also killed.
The officers killed we're. Chief or
ficcr David n. Jones W New QUAY.
Wales. and Chief Engineer Henry
Thomson of Gr-enock. Scotland.
Captain piunkett-Colec AZ the vessel
was wounded.
IN wireless message from the Ank-
inE stated the vessel would arrive at
Honkong today The custom of the
pirates is Az release ships after loot
InE them.
The Ankin1 loft Singapore. Straits
settlement. nn Sept - for Hongkonr
hy way vi Hoikow. SwatDw and Annoy.
II was attacked hy the pirates IN The
Gulf Cf IonEking.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-29
BRIDE
TOHER Death
Mrs. Sabin Was Social
ly Prominent In
lew York

NEW YORK. Sept. 2a.-lF-A
bride OF two weeks. the socially
prominent Mrs. Charles Dwight Sa-
bin. Jr-, III dead. victim III fan
from the fourteenth floor az the
Hotel Weylin.
She was the second prominent
woman "a he killed III such an acci-
dent in "a hours. Mrs. Evelyn Rev
nolds. daughter of Henry III. Stod.
dard. fell from her fathers fifteenth
floor apartments III the Hotel May
fair, Thursday night.
Mrs Sabin complained of vertigo
On Thursday and was not well yes
terday morning. She had returned a
short time before from u shopping
tour and WAS alone III the apartment.
When her husband returned tc th.
hotel he was stunned by news of the
tragedy.
She and her husband were mar
ried two weeks ago. Mrs. Sabin. be-
fore her marriage. was Miss NHrv
Boylan Of New York. Mr.. Sabin. a
descendant az Mayflower stock. "
z son of the late Charles Dwight
Sahin. who was "a member w tha
New York Produce Exchange.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-29
CONSTABLE IS
WOUNDED With
HIS own Gun
Deputy Wilhelm Was
Preparing to Jail
Man; Prisoner Iden-
titled BY Victim

HARLINGEN. SEPT. Deputy
Constable Lnnnie Milhelm nf this
city WA shot and probably fatally
injured late Friday night hv hiz own
pistol when it was said t0 have been
Ierked from hiH holster hy Jesus Oil
vio as he was being placed in the
Harlingen iaii rn a charge of drunk
ennesA.
After Jerking thr Eun from the of-
firer's holster OiVin is said tD have
fired point blank WHY Wilhelm. three
of tha shots taking effect in tha of-
firer's body
The prisoner escaped in the rnnfu-
sion created at thr time of the shoot
inE but was later arrested by H. MI.
Wallace. special agent of the Mis-
souri, Pacific Lines and n. H Fer
Eusnn, border patrol ir. pegtor. who
found him hiding under w hed in
home on the outskirts nf the city.
Charges of assault tn murder were
filed against him Saturday.
Wilhelm wHH rushed tn thF VALLEY
Baptist hospital anh it was declared
there Saturday that N-ray pictures
would hc made Immediately to ascer-
tain the advisablty of an operation
fOr the removal nf N bullet that Had
lodged in thn mans body after hav-
inE passed through hiS abdomen
The officer WAS shot three times,
once through the chest. again
through the right arm and then
through the abdomen. the latter hul-
let embedding itself in the fleshv
part uf the officers back. hnarita
attaches TcrfnWnr