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WHEN NIGHT FRAMES THE
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL,

floodlight picture of the great ediice rising
on Mount St. Alban In the oval is-Right Rev
James E. Freeman Bishop of Washington and
leader in the work of building the cathedral,
which the Episcopal Convention now sees we'll
advanced in construction. q v-.,. ,...
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
GEN. PERSHINC.
.CIVENOVATION;.
urges VOTING.
City /, IN Jproar AS
Buddies Gather; Un-
cover Horseplay
Usual to Parleys

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. s.-lP,-A
tumultous ovation for General John
j. Pershing and an impressive and
nation wide memorial for World War
dead marked the opening OF the tenth
annual American Legion convention
here today. The memorial, Perish
lng's address and the introduction Of
Lord Allenby. Of Great Britain.
Georges Scapini. blind veteran OF
France and other distinguished
guests marked a session otherwise
given over TO routine.
Pershing's address was an appeal to
the members OF the Legion to exer-
else the right Of suffrage and 10 urge
others to vote. Ii was several min
utes before the demonstration for
him was silenced.
He recalled that il was from San
Antonio that he was called decade
ago 10 take command of the Amer
len ENpeditionary forces, and praised
the character and citizenship Of the
men that served under him in France
A good citizen he described an a
man who takes an interest in his gov
ernment.
After praising the Kellogg treaties,
Pershinc asserted that il would he
unsafe to scrap "our modest plans Of
defense on land or sea" and urged
the legionnaires 10 continue their ad
yocacy Of adequate national defense
Dan Moody, governor Of Texas in
greeting the Legionnaires. declared
the Legion was unique in that ID was
Continued on page eight
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
THREE Held
IN SLAYINC
Faustino Garcia Shot
10 Times Saturday
In Matamoros

Three men were being held by
Matamoros officials Monday for w.
vcstigation in connection with he
Staying Of Faustino Garcia. Mata-
moros meat market operator, who
was shot ten times and then struck
over the head with some blunt in
strument believed 10 have been the
butt of gun when the assassins
jumped on the running board Of his
truck in the outskirts Of the city
late Saturday night.
Garcia. il is said, was returning
10 Matamoros from n ranch south Of
the city. where he had gone TO pur-
chase cattle which we're to be butch
cred for his market.
The slain man H. brother of
Nicolas Garcia. manager IF the Tex
as Company in Brownsville.
He had lived in Matamoros the
majority Of his life and operated a
meat market at the city market.
Although IL was said that funeral
arrangements were still pending
Monday. it is believed that the slain
man will be buried in Matamoros
Tuesday afternoon.
Matamoros officials. il H. said,
were unable TO offer any reason for
the assassination.
The first report Of the killing was
said TO have been made by an en-
ployee Of Garcia's who was riding
on the truck with the slain man
when the shooting began.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
IS SET
IN RUM CASE
Alleged Liquor Run.
ners' Bail Set AT
$1,000, $500

J. ". Wright Of Winfield. La. and
@. @. Peek Of Houston were placed
under $1,000 and $500 bonds, respect
lively, in a hearing held before Unit
ed States Commissioner +. X. Good
rich Monday on a charge Of violating
the national prohibition act.
Wright was the driver of the car
which is said TO have run by Gus
toms inspectors at the Gateway
bridge about ! o'clock Wednesday
afternoon when told TO draw up "a
the curb but was later caught by
Lieut.. Of Police Bill Estes Of San BE
nito where IL was found that the
rear compartment of the high-power-
ed roadster was loaded with ~ gal
Ions Of assorted liquor.
In a special interview with p
Herald reporter Monday, Wright de-
MED that he had intention
ally run by customs officers at the
international bridge and that he wa.
forced to stop when Lieut.. Of Police
Continued on rage eight
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LATE BULLETINS
ANrI.AL pEMs sENp ON MARkEn RALLors


HOJSION IeN Oct S-P-Between annie
ballots being distributed
Moody
ballots marked
ballots In November they
the presidential
of offices o constab
TT. ARTHUR WORKMAN sCAFFoLD FALLS
PORT ARTHUR. Texas in
any killed and A. r. RODRIGUEZ
caffod which they working collapsed punging
to the ground Both Rodrguez suffered
possible internal
ASK VENUE CHANGE
wit murder
the
called
OF public opinion and publicity
the death OF the
July l9
Goidthvai She taken
TEXTBOOK COMMISSION
AUSTIN Oct SA Of the
officially received bids
books for adoption mostly
periods the books
n Mars
odd
would
ng the bids
HIDES BEHIND CHURCH. MRS wILLEBRANDT SAYS SMITH
HARDINGSBURG n.y. Oct SP-sIrs Mabel
address
thing 10 his church trying 10 hide behind
prohibition stand she dealing in religious
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TO
GET word OF
BAYLOR DRIVE
AH-Day Conference Of
Workers In Cam
paign for University
Held in Harlingen

HARLINGEN. Oct. BaptistS
from all parts Of the Valley are
expected to gather here tonight to
hear an inspirational address nv Dr.
+. r. West. pastor Of the second
Baptist church. Houston, on plans
for the greater Baylor University
campaign.
This address j. 10 bring 10 a con
clusion day spent IN planning the
drive for funds 70 he carried on IN
the 18th district beginning some
time late In November in ,onnec-
tion with like campaign over the
state. About - pastors and leading
laymen from churches Of this sec
tion held a conference during tie
morning in which the aim and hopes
Of the denomination were III cussed
Among the leaders here for the
parley which H. 10 continue tins aft
erroon were Roy II. Tolleson. state
Continued on page eign,)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
fire SWEEPS
PRISON.; FEAR
II PERISHED
Panic Seizes 275 Con-
victs at Dormitory in
Ohio As Blaze Con-
sumes Building

JUNCTION CITY. Ohio. Oct g.
(Pl-Seventeen convicts employed in
the state-owned brick plant here arc
believed to have perished when fire
swept the dormitory in which 275
prisoners were sleeping today.
Check Of the prisoners revealed
that twenty were missing and OF
these II were believed to have per-
ishd in the flames that destroyed the
one-story frame structure within a
few minutes after the fire was dis
covered. Three Of the 20 missing arc
believed by officers in charge 10 have
escaped from custody.
Defective wiring IN the linen clos
ct caused the fire. Two exits we're
thrown open by guards while another
was battered down by the panic
stricken men, causing a draft which
sent the flames roaring through the
building.
BIames Prisoners
Herman Blosser. assistant superin
tendent, said prisoner named Hall
had refused TO leave his bed while
Whiting, superintendent Of the com
missary. also had perished. Eight
prisoners were seriously burned and
removed 70 the Columbus penitenti
airy hospital. while nine others were
less seriously injured.
Don Thomas. son Of Warden r. Y
Thomas, Of the state prison. arrived
today and took charge Of the situa-
tion. He said the uninjured prison
Continued an page two
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
PASTOR Held
CERTIFICATE
OF A Birth
Special Investigators
Put on Double Slay-
ing In Beau m o nj
Home OF Churchnan

BEAUMONT. Tex. Oct. s.-(Pl--A
birth certificate. clutched in the
dead priests hand. late today added
another clue 10 those officers are
following in an attempt 10 solve the
Staying here today Of Father An
thoHy De Simore Of st. Joseph :
Catholic church. and John Rosa A
close friend. whose bodies we're
found IN the priests study.
The birth certificate was issued IN
New York BY the Church OF Our
Lady. Mount Carmel. and certified
70 the birth or Benjamin Ernesto
Mario Federico D'Urso.
With this as working basis.
County Attorney Fred White assign
ed two OF his crack Investigators TO
the Staying. While these men work
ed. two persons who were among
the first TO see the bodies of to
priest and his friend were called
before the grand jury. now in ses-
sion. The Investigators said they
were working on the theory that the
Staying was dore BY some person
other than the two men who were
killed
The bodies of the two men we're
shots and called an ambulance.
Both men apparently died instant
ly Of bullet wounds in the head. A
32-caliber pistol, with three shells
discharged and the remaining fourth
showing the hammer had snapped
Continued on page eight)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
COTTON GAINS
ON REPORT OF
SMALLER CROP
u. S. Bureau Estimates
Yield For Year at
l3,993,O0O Bales; S
Million Ginned

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. s.-tP,-Cot-
ton prices jumped approximately
Si.25 bale today after the govern
ments crop estimate was issued. The
report indicating a crop OF 1888 200
bales based on An October Il condi-
tion OF 5i.4 per cent OF normal was
somewhat smaller than the trade ex-
pected and when business was re-
sumed after the customary l5 min
utes suspension to receive the report.
the price level jumped So "a IS points
above the prices ruling just before
trading was suspended.
WASHINGTON. Oct. s.-lPl-The
department Of agriculture announced
today that n cotton crop or 49,
993. .000 equivalent 500 pound bales
is indicated for this year and that
the condition Of the crop on Octo-
Der was 5i4 per cent Of normal.
The October ! condition Of the crop
which compared with 5i.2 per cent a
year ago: 63.1 per cent w 1925 and
56.6 per cent in 1926 indicated an ap-
proXimate yield Of 1877 pounds per
acre compared with I54.5 in 1927 /:
1925 in 1926: and 1868 the ten year
average l917-l926.
The condition or the crop on 0c-
toher by states was: Virginia TO-:
North Carolina 80: South Carolina
az; Georgia so; Florida 80; Missouri
81; Tennessee 56; Alabama so; Mis-
sissippi "a; Louisiana so; Texas IS;
Oklahoma AZ; Arkansas 50; Arkansas
SO; New Mexico 81; Arizona so; Cali
fornia IS; other states 50.
The indicated production hy states
in bales was: Virginia $4,000; North
Carolina 925.000; South Carolina
$4,000; Georgia t,060.000: Florida
1899; Missouri 1900; Tennessee
as5,000; Alabama 100000: Mssis-
sippi 1.320.000; Louisiana $4,000;
Texas 5.050.000; Oklahoma l.2i0.000:
Arkansas 1.l3O,00O; New Mexico
77.00O: Arizona 10000: California
l47,000; Lower California $4,000:
other states 5000.
The acreage left for harvest By
states follows: Virginia $4,000:
North Carolina 1,S39.O00; South
Carolina PAST. 900; Georgia 3.79S. 900:
Florida $4,000; Missouri 367.0OO;
Mississippi 3.68s, 600: Louisiana L.
Continued on page eight)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
Z Texans Drown
La Concho River

SAN ANGELO, Tex. Oct. s.-,PJ-
The bodies Of J. ". Neeves. 50. and
George X. Maddux, 43, were found
in the South Concho river near here
today. The men apparently were
unable 10 swim TO land when the boat
from which they were fishing over
turned.
They left San Angelo Saturday for
fishing trip and were % return
about midnight Saturday. or not lat
er than noon Sunday. A searching
party was sent out. and found the
bodies IN the river after several
hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
Governor of Rome Wins
Duel on Field of Honor

ROME. Oct. S. tPl Prince
Spada Pontenziani. retired governor
Of Rome. has defended his honor
with the sword. wounding Prince
Lancelotti in a duel. ard Roman
society today was wondering what
punishment was in store for the
duelists.
Premier Mussolini is reputed 70
froNn upon dueling which has long
been prohibited in Italy. and since
the Fascists came into power pris-
on terms for those found guilty q
settling differences on q field
Of honor have been increased.
Prince Pontenziani fought IN
vindicste the honesty Of his 3D.
niinistrstion of the oldest furc-
tioninE municipality in the world
IN . garden Of villa outside Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
Officer. Installed
At Odd Fellows Meet

GALVESTON. Tex, Oct. SIP
The seyenth-seventh annual encamp-
nsent Of the Independent Order Of
odd Fellows Of Texas was opened
here today with the installation of
Officers.
r. J. Dearborn. mayor OF Orange.
was installed az grand high patriarch.
succeeding W. r. Thrailkill of san
Antonio.
Other officers installed are: ". s.
Stewart. Matagorda, grand high
priest; W. G. Townes, Amarillo. grand
senior warden; {. A. Gerloff, Dallas.
grand junior warden; r. Q. Nestal.
Dallas. grand scribe; II. v. Quayle.
Fort Worth. grand treasurer; &. A..
Burrus. Dallas. sentinel ". J. Badge
West Columbia, deputy grand sen
tinel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
CONSTRUCTION
OF CHANNEL TO
PASS IS URGED
Chamber of Commerce
Committee Says ST..
100000 Bond Issue
Necessary

"A recommendation that
the Brownsville section or
ganiZe a navigation district
and vote bonds sufficient to
meet the governments re-
quirementS at BraZOs Santi-
ago and cOnst uct a channel
from deep water at the pass
to a point near the end of
the paving on I'll Jardin
Boulevard. q distance of ap-
proximately IL miles, was
submitted Monday morning
by the port committee of the
Brownsville Cham b Ell of
Commerce.
The committee estimated that
bond issue ar approximately $4,000
000 would hc required. 0f this
amount $500. 900 would he turned over
10 the federal government; S72o,Oo0
would be required to dredge the
channel from Brazos Santiago m the
east line OF Fl Jardin tract; the cost
of lands required by the government
was estimated at 100000. and dock
ing ard terminal facilities we're eEti-
mated a. $5S0,00O.
The port committee composed II
Judge X. n. Rentfro and Judge H. II.
Yates has made an exhaustive sur
vey Of conditions throughout the
Valley pertaining to the harhor pro
Icct. They point out that BrDpr=-
Vile is faced with the proposition of
paying the major part Of the bill,
and that Nh the recommendation cf
the committee are accepted and the
project carried out the harhnr Will
be ~ miles closer to Brownsville.
They also point out M would bring
the harhor five miles closer 70 all
other Valley points and would pro-
vide n landlocsed basin for shipping.
Text Of Report
Following Is the text or the report
submitted ~ Y. AL Rosenthal. pres
ident Of the Chamber Of Commerce,
and the board Of directors:
From early IN the last century
until the coming of the railroad 70
Brownsville. Brazos-Santiago was
used as a harbor. and the Rio Grands
river As navigaoIe stream for
freight deliveries both of import and
export With the coming Of the rail-
road the Ric Grande was altogether
abandoned. and the use or Brazos-
Santiago Pass gradually discontin-
ued. However, Il Is safe 10 saw
that the idea OF deep water st Brazos-
Santiago has never been long absent
from the minds Of the business men
of Brownsville and the Rio Grands
Valley.
ITO this end the Valley as whole,
raised Sl25,O00.00 for standardizinr
the old Rio Grande Railway. and an
other sl25. 10000 % aid I'm deepening
the channel 10 Point Isabel. making
w round numbers $3.50. 10000 raised
in the last few years NY the Valley
IN connection with obtaining deep
water.
Large Sums Spent
lin addition. Cameron county ha-
spent several thousands of dollar.
and particularly IN the last two
years has hired and paid salaries VI
the most highly competent men ob-
tainable % aid in procuring deep
water AZ Brazos- Santiago. Your com
mittee particularly commendy the
Continued on page two)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08

Rome His duel was the second To
grow out OF remark attributed
u Prince Lancelotti that Musso-
lini had dismissed Prince Ponten-
ziani because of graft.
Count Di Sambuy. in whose
presence Prince Lancelotti was
alleged to have DETAINED the re-
tired governor. Immediately chal-
lenged him 70 a duel. They fought
with rapiers and the count was
wounded three times.
Prince Pontenziani on hearing
that his voluntary defender had
been wounded IN svenging his
honor Immediately challenged
Prince Lancelotti. The former gov
ernor succeeded II "nicknE" hi
adversary and the referee stopped
the fight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
Law FIRM IN
new BUILDING
Scabury, George and
Taylor Move Into
New Home

The Brownsville law firm Of Sea-
bury, George and Taylor Monday.
we're completing moving into their
new building az Ninth and Elizabeth
streets. which has just been finished
Al an approximate cost Of $4,000.
The building is. at present. two
stories IN height but the foundation
has been constructed Of sufficient
strength to hold four additional
stories.
A temporary roof has been con
structed over what Will. when the ad i
ditional floors are added. be the floor
for the third story.
The building " constructed or or
namental brick steel and stone and
Continued on page eight)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley.
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday;
not much change In temperature.
For East Texas: Tonight ard
Tuesday partly cloudy. cpoler In
the northwest portion Tuesday.
Light 70 fresh southerly winds on
the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
THREE PLANE
CRASHES Kill
SAND HURT z
Denver Society Girls
Victims; Desperate
Duel With Death in
Detroit Is Failure

DENVER. Oct. S.-(APl-The
death early today of Charles =.
Wilson brought 10 three the fatal
tiles in an airplane crash Sunday
IN which two sisters. Mary Belle
and Carol Begole Of Denver were
instantly killed. Wilson. the pilot
of the plane, was critically injured
and taken to hospital.
DENVER. Colo, Oct. s.-tP,-Carol
and Mary Begole, prominent in Den
ver's social set. we're dead and
Charles Wilson student airplane-pilot
was IN a hospital with a broken neck
today following a forbidden air trir
yesterday which ended when their
plane crashed from 1000 feet.
IN dlsobedience TO the wishes OF
their father. George Begole, city aud.
itor, the gins left home and went 10
the Dupont Airport for a pre-ar-
ranged trip with Wilson. n student
OF the Denver school OF aeronautics.
Mary. Y. a student pilot for some
months, planned 70 take up a shin
IN a solo flight later in the day.
After gaining considerable altitude
wilson turned over one of the dual
control sticks 70 the student aviatrix.
and shortly afterward one or the
girls suffered air paralysis. and
'froze' to the control. throwing the
ship into tail spin.
II was helpless" said Wilson, who
was conscious when aid reached him.
II couldn't take the ship back. nor
could ! control ii at all cut the
motor and shouted to the girl to let
70 the stick. but there wasn't a
chance, and We crashed"
DETROIT. Oct. S.-tPl-A spec
tacular duel with death in which the
latter was victorious climaxed a
crash between two airniancs 900 feet
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
36TH REUNION

SAN ANTONIO. Oct. S.-tPl Vet
erans Of the 36th division, composed
Of Texas and Oklahoma national
guardSmen. who are here attending
the national American Legion conven-
tion. planned to hold their annual re-
union late today. Memorial services
we're conducted yesterday. ten years
to the hour after the 36th took over
it's first sector in France.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08

NO GAME
RAIN

ST. LOUIS, Oct. s.
(P)-The fourth world
series game between
the St. Loui, Cardinals
and the New York Yam
KEGS was postponed un-
til tomorrow by Judge
K. Nj. Lands, commits
sioner of baseball, be-
cause of rainy weather
today.
A hard downpour
shortly after S a. m,
was followed by a driz-
zle with overcast skies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-08
CLEAN UP WACO

WACO, Tex. Oct. s.-oPi--Texas
Rangers, assisted by city police.
cleaned up alleged gambling houses
here over the weekend, and as n re-
suit II men today were under charges
az gaming and five others were UnGer
bond Of $1,000 each for the operation
Of gambling devices.