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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
More Blue Town
Men Held to jury

H%eriberto Rodriguez and Marcos
Cantu, the second delegation of all
legged rum-runners captured in the
Blue Town section this week. were
held to the Federal grand jury under
bond Of $3.50 each Saturday after
noon. following a preliminary hear
ing before T.. X. Goodrich. United
States Commissioner, on liquor
charges.
Both men entered pleas of guilty
to the charge and declined to make
statements. They were captured after
officers had seen them receive a
cargo Of liquor that had been fer
ried across the river. %testirio-v
showed. "A warrant has been issusd
for the mar who is alleged to have
operated the boat bringing the
Liquor across. The boat was de-
stroyed by the officers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
Many Injured In
Katy Train Wreck

CHICAGO. H.. Dec. 3I.-(P)-
Crawling through a snowstorm near
~ two hours behind schedule. the
Hummer" Chicago ana Alton crack
flyer from Kansas City, today plung-
ed into the rear of an Alton fast
mail and passenger train from St.
Louis, telescoping two ~sleepers. kill
ing one woman. imprisoning another
in q steel compartment and injuring
more than a score Of passengers.
Directed BY cries Of the courage
Gus 1S-year-old girl IN one of the
coaches, more than 100 men worked
for hours with acetylne torches to
break through the sleeper in which
she was held and another car, where
at first other victims were believed
imprisoned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
No Holiday For
District Court

Monday will not be observed as a
holiday in the civil district court,
Judge A. NJ. Kent announced Sat
urday night. All jurors and wit
nesses were notified to be present at
the evening of court Monday morn
ing
The cost of maintaining the
conrt in session is about 500 per
day. and that is too expensive for a
holiday" Judge Kent said. New
Year viii be observed Sunday, and
all court attaches. jurors and others
are expected to be on hand Monday
morning"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
Senate Will Delay
New Tax Measure

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. 81. up
Confident Of obtaining a delay in
senate consideration of the tax re-
duction measure until after first
AK returns of the new year are
made on March Is, Chairman Smoot
of the senate finance committee gave
assurance today that administration
leaders would insist upon passage Of
a bill before the end of the session.
The promise Of Senator Smoot was
given after circulation of reports
about the delay movement was the
first step in scheme to sidetrsck a
tax cut altogetheEs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
Kansas City Party
Here On Hunting Trip

Judge Harry G. Kyle and Judge
Fred W. Coon, both former circuit
judges at Kansas City, and II. A.
Daugherty, Kansas City business
man, are spending n few days in
Brownsville.
The visitors became acquainted
with Deputy United States Marshal
Harold Jefferds on the occasion of
one Of his trips to Kansas City, and
during their stay here they are being
entertained by him.
The party has been hunting in the
Laredo section, and came to the Low
er Valley 20 inspect some properties
owned BY Judge Kyle, in the vicinity
Of San Juan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
Filed BY
Water District

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 81, R1-Attor-
ney General Claude Pollard said to-
day that his department probably
will defend the state board of wa
ter engineers from m%andamus pro-
ceedings brought by the Brentwood
water district for water develop
ment rights greater than the board
Is willing to give.
eff the case comes to trial, the
department will represent the board
providing it finds the boards posi-
tion is legal" Mr.. Pollard said.
The district filed its ~pleadings in
district court here Yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
OFFICERS SEE

CONTINUED on page twol
Cole Younger and the other q
men," Heron declared. "They don.
hold a candle to Helms"
Brought Girl Back
when Helms ordered anybody 20
do anything, they obeyed right now
or took the chance Of getting their
feet shot off.
"My 16-year-old daughter was nc
home when the bandits first came
there. I saw what I had got into. 70
/ took her away. That night n OF
the gang told me that he was going
to marry my girl, and that I'D bet
ter have her home within ID min
utes. Then he took n shot at my
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
Lomax B Al
Bollack Store

James A. Lomax. who has been
connected with Brownsville haber-
dashery establishments for many
years. will assume charge of the
mems furnishing department of The
Bollack Store, effective January j.
This announcement was made Sat
urday by Joseph r. Bollack, general
manager of The Bollack Store.
Il believe there is a real opportun-
ity for service in my new connection
with this long-established Browns
Vile business firm" Mr.. Lomax said,
land I hope to make the best Of it."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
we TRAINMEN KILLED

LEAD. 5. d., Dec. 81, RJ-Two
trainmcn were killed while two
others leaped to safety when the
four cars of a Burlington freight
train running out Of control down a
hill near here, failed TO make n
curve and piled up in a deep snow
bank last night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01

foot and told me 70 move. \ moved
and returned her home"
Helms, he said, however. was noe
the gangster who became interested
in the girl.
Fear OF Heius. he declared had
held him silenI until he was con-
WINGED that Helms was securely Inn
iaii.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
A IN alaska

JUNEAU, Alaska. Dec. 81, GP-An
earthquake lasting so seconds shook
Juneau at 10:02 a. m. today. Dishes
were ratified and goods on store
shelves were shaken.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
IcE JAM STOPS FERRY

OCDENSBURG, NJ. ". Dec. 3l.-UF1I
Twenty-Five persons aboard the
ferry boat Lewis, plying between
prescott, Ont. and this city were ma
rooned tonight when mn ice jam in
the 81. Lawrence river caught the
boat off this city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind.-criticism
~ dourhnuts caused a fight in the
home ~ J. X. Vcrrak. In which three
persons we're stabbed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
FACE CAUSFS SUICIDE

LOND0N.-"My FACE made me do
it," said a note left by Miss Violet
Brady. who committed suicide. She
was disfigured early in her life.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01

camp with less than three days ra-
items on hand. Snowdrifts from ten
to fourteen feet deep surrounded
them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01

a wide variety of beautiful colors, and
fitted with cadet-type visor, full crown
tenders, an engine that doubles its rated
horsepower, full pressure fabrication.
silent timing chain, gasoline tank in rear.
long, Semi-elliptic springs, oversize BAL
loon tires and ~snubbers, an adjustable
steering wheel, automatic windshield
wiper, rear view mirror and stop light.
Remarkable Records
Owners have driven and tested the Whip-
pet for more than five hundred million
miles. 1t has established record after record
in proof Of its superiority. 1t holds the
A. A A. Coast-to-Coast economy record.
averaging 1928 miles to the gallon. IT SET
a record OF 7l.6 miles an hour i'm a speed
test on Rockingham Park Speedway. IL
accelerates from 5 to 80 miles in lis
seconds; turns in a 17-foot radius, and
parks in Ia feet of curb space.
We suggest you see the Whippet and ger
the new price next Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-01
1VeH FRIDAY
WARpet will be
the most valuable car
ever offered
for so little money
NA%17
H@@n mno~%mo-

AFTER months of preparation, we
are ready to present the perfected Whippet
for 1928.
You will be satisfied and delighted with
every detail of its equipment and perform
ance. You will be amazed when you learn
howlow is the price. For WHY'S Overland
resources and equipment are now such
hat no car of equal quality can be built
and sold at a lower price.
Engineering Leadership
Present light car standards are a tribute IN
thepioneering the Whippethasdone. Four
wheel brakes slower center of gravity
greater economy greater roominess-
quieter engines-faSter speed and pickup
greater beauty no one today would
think of buying a car that had not made
these advances.
Many Added Features
Among the many things you viii like in
the 1928 Whippet are improved bodies in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25
Re-Priced With No Thought q
Original Prices!
Misses Dresses

Cd Formal Street and Afternoon FroekA
sizes H. 10. IS Were SIS 20 SIS. Reduced.
6, Street and Ahernoon Froeks. satin and
fat crepe. Sizes II. 10, IS Were SS1s to
SIS Now Observation-Disclosures. 81
(lel High Grade Froeks-of the formal type.
New shades. Sizes II 10 IS Were StSIS 70
SSN>o Now Observation-Disclosures. ~
O2) Street. Sport. and Afterneon Froekas
| and piece models, Sizes Is 20 u. Were
az Misses Dance Froeks. ,ulle ard ;a9etA
In pz<'el shades, Were SN-S Now az. 81
go Misses Dinner and Dance Froeks. SeorS
Set'e, chiffon. velvet. beaded. Sees 10 20 ~
Were SlS ~ SIS New. ..............>.0 81
(G Misses Dance and Dinner FroSks eAit.
fcn satin and georSet;e One ard TWO rsecA
Iish; shades. Were SSeO Now.......,.0 50
u White C<orseste Celersd Beaded Taaie>
Sire 10 Was $-q>0 Reduced for clearance
n Black and Flame Tran.r&rens Evsaias
Gown. sire Is Was SO 70 Reduced 20 $3.50
(2el Sports and Street Dresses. satin. S-cr-
se,'e and novelty cloth, Sizes - Is 81 Were
SIS Now
(ss) Lightweight Wool and veln. Chsskas
sports and street dresses, Were So Now
reduced to Observation-Disclosures. SIS
(iSl Cloth Dressss. sizes IL 70 ~ Ney
sn'ar,ly tailored Were SloN Now 1t. 81
Second Fsssr-iAasAarxA Rr~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25
Many Desirable Styles at Reduced
Prices in
Women's Shoes

IN prsD Brown Suede High Heel Oxferds,
Formerly $SN Now ..,,..., ..,.,...>, xa,sS
q prsl BLACK Suede High Heel Oxferds,
Formerly <SM Now ..-.>, 81. NsS
q pvsl Tan Calf Three. s.sap Fampa. tuhan
hee! Wete $50 Nav .., .., SSSS
q! pr.) Patent ons...sap Pumpa h'atk
kid trimmed Spau,>h heels, Mere SioW
(is pr.l Patsat Opera Famp.. With hshs
tan ttimm,os High heels Mere $50
(is rrsD Patent Gore Fump. with leather
buckle Spanish heel Were $50 Now, ,$SsS
% pssl Patent Tongue ramPs. Louis heel
Mere $50 Now, ,,,..,>,,.. .,,.. $xsx
q prsl Patent rampa. with black aud white
sttap, Mere NN New,,.,..-- ,,-.., NsS
g rr.) Patent ramp.. with hIsh tongue,
Were NW Now ~. .,..s -.e,,,,,,t,. MN
Is ps.) PAi.lsy Evsaias Slippsrs. sold hss,
and Nttar Mere $lnM Nav ,,... $ASS
ga PREY Gold Md DOr.ay ramaa, Mere
NuW Now t.',.. .t-->e. tt.,,,t.t>e- NM
tf ps.N Silver and Rlask Checked STRAP
rumps, Mere $ioM New, ,.,.,.>... yNSS
Is PRAY Silver Md nOrsAy Famrs, Mere
as ps.l White Sat,~ Opera rsmr. Mere
ssessa s,ses~~t aa,Nss.a . N.~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25
LABOR WILL PLAN
POLITICAL FIGHT
AT. of L. Pressure This Year
to Exceed That of 1916,
Green Declares.

MIAMI. Fla. January 2s.-Although
II will pursue its usual non-partisan pol
icy. the American Federation of Labor
will be powerful factor in the forth
coming general election. under plans
discussed by the executive council here
yesterday. President William Green de
clared last night.
II can safely say that the federation
will exercise as great or greater influ-
ence in the coming national political
campaign as at any time heretofore. not
excepting the 1916 campaign" Prcsi-
dent Green said. In many quarters the
federation was credited with holding
the balance of power on the 1916 cleo
ton.
Committee Is Appointed.
A committee was appointed by the
council. composed Of President Green.
Secretary Frank Morrison. James A.
O'Connell. president of the metal trades
department. and Martin r. Ryan AND
Matthew Wolf. vice presidents. to pre-
pare labor's platform demands to be
presented to the two major political
parties at their conventions.
In this program Mr.. Green mentioned
as likely subjects to be included child
labor. mine strike action. convict labor.
Panama workmenS retirement. larger
appropriations for Labor Department
and immigration work. preparedness,
the Shipstead anti-strike injunction
bill and conspiracy legislation to sup
plcInent the Sherman act.
Will Support Delegates.
Profifinp ny mast eynerierres the vet-
eran labor leader said. the federation's
work will be limited almost entirely TO
the two major parties. Meanwhile State
and local organizations will be asked to
support convention delegates friendly
to their cause
Further details of labor's campaign
activity will be planned at meeting of
the council in Washington on April "A.
The councils present session here is
expected TO end today with a discus
sionof federation finances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25
PET CANINE AND POLICE
INVOLVED IN LAW TANGLE
Dudley Field Malone's Dog. Hit by
Quarantine, Has Trouble in Get
ting Away From Chicago.

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO, January 25.-Dudley Field
Malone. the international lawyer, and
the police force of Lake Forest have
found out to their separate Chagrin
that the new anti-dog campaign here
abouts has its disadvantages.
Mr.. Malone was hurrying through TO
California. and his pet Irish terrier
Prince Pat, was with him. The dog
quarantine. established TO cure rabies.
would not permit him to take the dog
out of the city. He went into confer
ence with a brother barrister here and
finally got the dog through the lines
by having him examined and innocu-
lated
The trouble experienced by the Lake
Forest police was the enforcement of
the regulation calling for the capturing
Of all unmuzzled or unleashed dogs
The dog squad possessed no dog nets
or other paraphenalia and so set out
in an automobile with nothing but
come here. nice doggie" as a weapon
for entrapment
As final resort a supply of pork
chops was used to entice the dogs into
the police car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25
DIE MONDAY. IANrARY ao.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25
Toiletries

ca val.nsia Toilet Waters. Regular s.
values Now, > .-......... $50
az valaasia and Nalsari Bath Salts. rcr~
mer}N priced NJ s. ~ New ..,...,.. ?xa
lsS Marsiay Toilet Water. in assorted
cdeE> Regular @c values Now. -. .iSe
(ie ralsam Powders. III s'sSs Jars Many
cdor> - rha>>> syoaA &eSe'ag sc va.aes.
(iN tasalsx. in htcwn ard HACK sc,ersnsa
Hcsn'ar So ki0i AZ, ..,...,.., lSI
tsN Isss'a Stems and Mary Garden Mac
caro- Originally No and * Now. ,iAe
a. Rotary Teeth Brushes. resc,svS pss>ea
A. ~ New . ia
(N Easeer.hn~a Tear,.s Cases. with r,anv
compartments, Weye s.. New ,. Ns
UN Wash Cloth Cases vnhhes EneA ara e..
eure(N Nsve, NeTe ~ \aw lee
~ CAests Of Imported Soap e>,a,ajn(as :
cakes ~ soap Net> 81. NON Sas
tSel Cskes ef Imported Soap IN s~es, ss.es
NesUttt lN A}od \>,W "a
OS p~nsl Rubber Gloves, well mate ara
generously Ent Mere M New lea
tln Aet Water Bottles NJ Steyytv, AeAvy
sueAeF, toymer1v rgsred A. SO New tee,
Ivory F1essA 0tr1uJ}ns AaAesS >ses Asyaa
sne'a efasa AelSers aaG eaa e'e>, Nyas,sss
ally reaaeed ,....,,........ ...,....,.,,. taA
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25
Your Opportunity to Profit By the
Drastic Reductions in
Beds and Bedwear

CD Silk Comforts, fine Atwood filling.
rose. ! bue. Were SS5 Reduced for clear
CD Dolly Madison Spreads. size 72xloS.
For twin beds, Cream and gold brocadc de-
signs Were $500 Now.......... $ilSo
(2o) Feather Pillows, size Fx2S inches.
Made OF heavy art ticking. Were sc.
O Blue Rayon Comfort. with Atwood fill
ing. Was $500 Now reduced to-. $sss
Cd All Layer Eel. Mattress. for ;. size bed
Slightly damaged Was so Now at SASS
CD Twin Bed Spring. size :, It. ; inches,
Guaranteed tor . years. Was $3.50. For
clearance at........ ;. ..... ........... SS45
CD Simmons Bed slightly scratched. Solid
head and loot board Twin size. Was $3.50
Marked down "a. 49,. ....,.. S!S7S
ca simmon. Metal Beds. Att. size. Brown
finish. Slightly married. Were sos and SooS
O) Simmon. Metal Bed. Windsor Graccline
type Size So Walnut finish. Slightly dam
aged Was SlooA Now...........-.. Sass
ca Single Bed Size Rayon Bed Sets, laven-
der with wide aud narrow stripe. Were sos.
ca North Star All wool Blankets. white and
plain colors Were SIS and $50 Size 72xS+
inches. Now Observation-Disclosures. $50
rh'rd Iioor-Ian.burrh s bro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25
Ridicuiously Lou Priced!
Housewares

Nickel Silver Knives and Forks, in an at
tfactive pattern ior daily use. Were &c Sc
Flower Baskets-with metal insctS. Were
4pc--to 90 tomorrow Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Cream Whip Sets. choice OF glass or
earhcnwarc bowl. Were Csc ......3 sec
Ten.ineh Mixing Bowls. Were Sl9S-,o.
morrow n the very low price oi.......$i3e
si,-ineh Mixing Bowls. Were $40. .sse
s's.ineh Mixing Bowls. Were csc. 80. sse
s-ineh Mixing Bowls. Were DOC 4se
p: q c. Laundry Soap. Regularly &C. Sc
White Enamel Fountain Syringe Cabinets.
Were >lqS Now reduced to............$lAs
Coffee Mills and Grinders. Were 6oc-at
the very low price of. Observation-Disclosures sc
White Enamel Foot Tubs. Were $lO0
kehtited 10 clear ......,......,.......6 Sc
Square.top Bread Boxes. OF heavy tin
enameled in white. Were SIS. CSC
Siath i1oor--iansbarsh q BRO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25
Radical Price Cuts in These
Groups Of
Home Frocks

(lOo) Bingham Novelty Weave bungalow
Aprons. embroidered, kimono sleeves Brok-
en- sizes Mere 81 ~. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. zee
(I0) Knitted Worsted Jackets. \ wonder.
ful value At this clearance, price, Were sos
New .,.....tt... .,,.,.,.,.....,N M
ca Knitted Worsted Jackets. Reduced jus,
when they are mos, appreciated Mere $lQS
kF'llttH Ia .sttt,,> s.ftt-,set, ~
UD Figured Crepe kimonosi attractive
STYLES Odds and ends Mere $rSS Reduced
lor pre- inventory sale to...,...........N.A
tiD Figured Crepe kimonos, This is a sur
rt>ine value Al this low price, These were
$loS Reduced now observation-disclosures
(S White Swiss kimonos This popular
st,le reduced from SIS Observation-Disclosures Use
% Flanaslstta kimoaesi warm and cont
Portable lust the thing Tor this time al wear,
Mere sos Now, Observation-Disclosures,
Thtrd ttaars~I aashutsh hta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25
Girls Wear

(2o) Girls Dresses. silk and velvet comhina
ton and crepe and velvet, Blue. brown, red
and green Sizes 7 tn H. Were $598 Now 1898
Girls Raineoats. smat,iy tailored corduroy
lined collar. and hal 10 match. Sizes \ ~ II
years. Special al ......... ..,...,.,,,,..sl .ss
Girls Novelty Froeks, at tweed and hand
some sport fabrics: s,rsiehine and two piece
effects. ~ sites1 10 ln...,,...,...,... $1.ss
Girls Winter Coats. ~ a splendid assortment
nf desirable fabrics. Many with fur collars
sizes Ia IT, Special Al .....tt,.".. $63s
Fourth Tlaof~~t aasbnrsh 4 Hto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25
Drastic Price Reduction on
Floor Coverings

Os) Oval Rugs. size that will fit in most
anywhere, lovely patterns and colors. Were
'Sts +NffS -
(s0) Rag Rugs, a variety al attractive solid
coors ri rose. blue and orchid: a desirable
size We're 7oc Observation-Disclosures soc
$500 yards) Felt Base Floor Covering; at
tractvc patterns. Were }9c Ia SSc....,.,. Use
1886 Mats; >ersccahic Felt BASE Mats III
distinctive patterns and color> ............2 Use
80 Axminster Rugs; }bx63-inch rugs that
were $49s Reduced Tor quick clearance. s3.s5
90 Wool Chenille Rugs; attractive for bed
room. living tonin~moSt any room. @lx'>
inches. Were SiT5.,.....,.......... .$l.9S
tIfh Iiaar~eIHn.burrh Bfa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-25
Lou Pre.Inuentory Price on Women's
and Children's
Gloves

(zo2 pairs) Women's White Novelty Kid
Gloves, slightly soilcd, but exceptional values
=, Sl39
(2s4 pairs) Womens Novelty Duplex Gloves.
several excellent styles. Now marked at the
low price oi ....-.......- 49,. Use
(lA2 par.) Women's IL and ls button Md
Gloves. several plain shades Not all sizes .Sl.lS
"a pair.) Boys Lined Velour Cauntlets;
good warm gloves for school or dress wear. CSC
(7s pairs) Boys Lined Street Gloves; ex-
ceptiona valves tomorrow -sse
e pair.) Boys Lined Scout Gloves, cut
style with novel embroidery. 7se
ga pair.) Boys Wool Gloves. Serviccablc.
warm gloves in coloring sure TO please
R,n
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