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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-11
Hearst Reporter,
Ordered Out By
France, Missing

PARIS. Oct. ff.-Harold Koran.
correspondent of the New YORK
American. who had been requested
to leave France by today because OF
his connection with the publication
Of a French diplomatic memcran-
dun on the Anglo-French naval &C
cord. Il believed 10 have left the
country without waiting for an or
der Of expulsion.
A foreign office official today ex-
planned TO a committee from the
Anglo-American Press association
the governments position in re-
ouesting Koran TO leave and in con
sequence of this explanation the as
ISOLATION probably will drop the mat
ter.
WASHINGTON. Oct. l1.-Pl-
William Randolph Hearst. the pub
Usher. conferred with Secretary KEEL
logg today on conditions in Europe
and the Developments surrounding
the case Of Harold J. It. Koran,
press correspondent of the Univer-
sal Service. who was requested to
leave France by French authorities.
Yesterday the state department
instructed the American embassy in
Paris to make certain that Horan's
rights under French law we're not
violated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-11

the Brownsville Chamber Of Com
merce port committee, and I believe
practically every farmer in this Sec
ton will voice a similar endorse
ment."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-11

J. A. Cobolini. city commissioner:
what Brownsville wants is a 30-foot
channel, and | feel that the project
now proposed will lead to n channel
Of that depth. Deep water is neces-
sary to further development Of the
Valleys esources. My position on
this matter Is well known. and | hold
the same opinion as did my father:
that a 30-foot channel should be our
goal"
Evening star., 1928-05-10
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia. Maryland. Vir-
ginia and West Virginia-Fair and
warmer tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy
and warmer.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometer pm. ST: 8 pm. 55:
IL midnight, 40: am, a.; 3 am, 81;
noon. 10.
Barometer--4 pm. 29.79; 8 pm,
1881; IL midnight, 29S5; 4 am. o9.s7;
8 am. 1890: noon. 29.S9.
Highest temperature. 10, occurred at
noon today. Lowest temperature, a.
occurred at 5 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, "a; lowest, SIS.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today--Iow tide. SOL am. and $50
pm: high tide. 11:44 am.
Tomorrow--Low tide, $50 am. and
7:40 pm; high tide. 0:22 am. and
1898 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose sol am; sun sets
1909 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises am; sun sets
7:i0 pm.
Moon sets 9:06 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls-Slightly muddy.
Weather in Various CHas.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
HAITIANS DEDICATE
AMERICAN BREWERY
First Project of Kind for Island
Expected to Begin Active Pro-
duction Early Next Year.
Rr The Assoclaind Press.

By The Associated Press
PORT-AU- PRINCE. Haiti May To-.
Haiti's first brewery. the Brasserie Ma
tionale, backed by st. Louis capital and
administered by American experts. has
been formally dedicated The corner
stone was laid by Auguste Scott
Haitian minister for labor and agricul-
ture, and dedicated by Father Richard
the cure of Port-au- Prince, before a
distinguished gathering.
The new brewery will begin active pro-
duction early In 1929. with an annual
capacity of $4,000 barrels. 1t will also
extend its operations into the pasteur-
ization Of milk and modern dairy dis
tribution and the manufacture OF ice
cream after American standards
Malt liquors OF a declared value oi
$4,000 we're exported into Haiti last
year, mainly from Germany and Hol-
land, The island product promises to
displace the foreign beer rapidly
through It's lower price and absence ol
preserVative elements. The new enter
prise followed exhaustive tests that con-
vinced the st. Louis capitalists of Its
entire feasibility.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Dfaths.

tNCE. There will De 4 special conimuni
catf0u of Myron NJ Parker Lodge Nj .;
!, a. A.. NJ. at ! :45 nm. Friday Nav 8
lO%S for the purpose of attending the
funeral Of our late brother MILTON N
CHARLES HILDEBRAND. Master.
WlfTESlnE. On Wednesday. May %. 1875
nr EDWARD W., beloved brother III Or
James j. Whitesde. of 1921 Peuna aVe
nv Funeral from the Western Presby
lertan CHURCH. y and 20th sts NV. on
Saturday. May - at . nm Reiattve.
md friends invited Ipternnsnt Laurel
Md. II
WINTERS; On Wednesday. May .. 1879 st
LINE WINTERS dsvo,sd o, n,o,ssr s.; -, - ~ ~
and Julia Summerville sstsr Of s,sIs
Stoddard. grandmother Of E1zabeth ard
RAYMOND Sumnnerville Remains RESIN
~ W. Ernest Jarvis funeral psrIors ge95
Georgia ave. NV. until Friday. Mav III
q, X noon Funeral ss,urdar Nay il.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Births Reported.

The following births have been repnr,ssd!
% the Heslth Department in the past ~
hours. 80,
Thomas q. and Jennie l.. spence twin
iris,
John and Louise Jenkins. boy
William T and Fannie A. tooksrH. hoy
Edward I aud Mary X Durus boy.
Harry aud Mildred N. nrohie RiFl
Louis C., and Ruth l.. Noeghr gifl
Rnhert C. and Sarah Jones, airl
Crasrr aud Ethel Tonon. hoy,
Henry r and AsneA NJ TYtfr boy.
William J and Augusta NJ smith h"N,
Richard f. and Catherine 4 Prrnsser. giri
Edmund u ami NJ ldred Y. iowhn. glrl
rhunr W and Helen Leo. boy
Herbert 7, and Bertha L.. BrldGes hoy,
Theodore and Marion 4. Farley. hoy,
Alnhonso and Bertha Clark hoy.
William " aud Linda Brown hoy.
EXchll and Mcltha Grirr hoy.
Lus"nh and Mary l., Rarbef, hoy
Thomas l. and Pauline Urern. hoy.
Inhn r. and Emme II PAYNE hoy.
David Y. and Velms Fleming hoy.
,.arl and Nergl Green girl
Lonnlh aud Marie singleton girl
No North American Holding Company.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Two Held on Gambling Charges.

Sergt. o. J. Letterrnan and his vice
squad arrested two men In raids yes
terday afternoon and charged them with
bookmaking. Walter Edward Upton, 81
years old, 1406 Belmont street. was
arrested by the squad in cigar store
at o0S Fourteenth street. while Robert
williams. colored, A years old. was
taken into custody in barber shop at
1890 New Jersey avenue
Evening star., 1928-05-10
WILLIAM LYNCH BURIED.
Former Marine Laid to Rest In
Arlington Cemetery.

Funeral services for william Lynch,
former gunnery sergeant, United States
Marine Corps, who died in the Naval
Hospital Sunday. were conducted yes
terday. with interment in Arlington
Cemetery. Military honors were ac-
corded at the grave.
Lynch first enlisted In the Marine
Corps February 90. 1906, He was dis
charged January 10, 1925.
SERVING with the 5th Marines IN
France during the World War, Lynch
narticinatcd in many Of the maio en-
cacements. He also had served In the
Philippine Islands. where he was popu,-
lar as boxer. He is survived by nus
widow. Mrs, Mary Lynch Of Castle
Point, N. Y,
Evening star., 1928-05-10
ASKS DISMISSAL OF SUIT.

Because Comdr. Robert r. Darrow.
u S. NJ. calls himself a resident Of the
State Of Connecticut in his cross-peti-
ton for an absolute divorce, which he
filed in answer to suit for a limited
divorce brought by his wife, Mrs Vir-
ginia Darrow. 2637 Connecticut avenue.
the wife has asked the District Supreme
Court to dismiss her husbands suit.
She points out that the District Code
gives authority to the court only TO
grant divorces to persons who have re-
sided for the preceding three years In
the District Of Columbia Attorneys
Whiteford, Grant and Burkinshaw rep
resent the wife
Evening star., 1928-05-10
J. J. HARRINGTON DIES.
Passes Away in Hospital After
Short Illness.

John j. Harrington. % years old, oi
1929 Fifth street, died in local hos
pital yesterday after short illness. He
was a native of this city and attended
Gonzaga College here.
He Is survived by his mother Mrs
Estelle Harrington. and three sisters
Mrs. r. M. Darr, Mrs. B. o. Poston and
Mrs l.. r. Lansdale.
Funeral services will be conducted ir
st. Gabriefs Catholic Church tomorrow
morning at o'clock Interment viii
be In Holy Rood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Church to Spare Old Fort.

Announcement that the new Eken-
head Presbyterian Church would occupy
the site of the ancient fort near Belfast,
Ireland, caused an appeal TO the church
authorities by the Irish Ancient Monu-
ment Society to spare the fort The
church officials have agreed to save as
much of the old construction as possible
Excavations for the new buildings are
expected to disclose whether the old
fort contained block house in the
| center.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Deaths Reported.

Tho rolipwng deaths have been reported
"a the Health Department IN the past ~
hours;
Louise A Fuller 30 sl0i 18th At
Annis \. smith si4 i6aso. as,h .,h,s - -"
Delwnod x Elliott ~ Georsetown I'M
Glen Clement nt'FS Fsmallwood. 90 81 EnssN~th''
"Snn ymns M. rnus, ~. go Md. ave. ne.
Francis r .Tunkln, 81 sh3l 10Th st
Henry Tnsker, cS, Casualty Hnsp,tal,
Charles ! Rixes IT, 81 Garhe'd Hos
htai
William Lynch rs y. 3. Naval Hnsmta,
George !, Kjne ~ Tuherculosi,s Hosnita'
laura t" n. re,er. ss .iisii sO,eS, st.,
Adde .Iennings 81 Casualty hosmtal,
Howard Anderson 10 Freedn'ens Hos
pitsi .,t
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Evening star., 1928-05-10
MRS. FAY NJ. SMITH DIES
FROM DOSE or POISON
Suicide Certificate Issued--Said to
Have Twice Attempted to
Take Life Before.

Mrs. Fay M Smith. 35 years old.
wife OF Frank e. Smith, ONCE man
ager of the Chesapeake g. Potomac
Telephone Co. died at Garfield Hos
pital last night from dose OF poison
she swallowed a week ago while at
her home. $40 Otis place She had
tried twice previously to take her life
the authorities say.
When her family physician was
summoned, it Is stated. he learned she
had taken IS grains of poison. Mrs.
Smith was taken to the hospital but
she failed to get better and death
claimed her.
Coroner J Ramsay Nevitt, advised
Of prior attempts at suicide, and told
she had been respondent gave n cer~
tificate Of suicide.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Garn nf Thank4

iDLWEN We wish TO exDfesE our sineere
thanks tu our friends, and relatives for
ne. az the dcath of our beloved father
WALTER. MARY LOUISE AND HOW
Evening star., 1928-05-10
ADDRESSES LAUNDRY MEN
w. G. Conover Opens Associations
Annual Convention.

tlonal Laundry owners Association. ad-
dressed members of that organization
AT the first meeting of It's annual con-
vention this morning at the Wardman
Park Hotel He spoke on Our National
Association as the Determining Factor
in the Laundry Industry" Fred Mil
lis Of indianapolis also spoke
Secretary Of Labor Davis will speak
before the association at tomorow's
session. DR., John w Lowe is president
of the association and W. e. Clark Is
general chairman.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
WOMAN, SO, FOUND DEAD.
Mrs. Emma Ruby Expires In Bed
Another Death Reported.

Mrs. Emma Ruby. SO. was found dead
I'm bed at her home, l40H Fourteenth
street, at about 10:30 o'clock last night.
She had been attended by a physician
and Coroner hewitt deemed It unneccs-
sary TO conduct an investigation.
Another death reported by the police
was that OF Charles p. Harrington, 45,
roomer at 905 M street. He was found
dead In bed late yesterday afternoon,
death having resulted from natural
causes,
Evening star., 1928-05-10
FOREIGN.
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At NJ. Pot. a.ah.
Evening star., 1928-05-10


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Evening star., 1928-05-10

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downtown hetween 9Th AMI q ana hauh =
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Evening star., 1928-05-10

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Evening star., 1928-05-10

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Evening star., 1928-05-10

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Evening star., 1928-05-10

Delicious home made candies
with tempting centers OF fruits,
nuts and creams. together with
bonbons. Surprisingly low priced
"a big 2-pound box for csc.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

FARMER On THURSDAY Nav 10 1928,
ARELIA BELL PARKER. sged 50 SesIs
Remains resting at her late restdetst Sst
West Virginia ave, ne, Enn@rd t,Hm
Centennial BAPTIST Church. 9Th snd kNe
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New Britain herald., 1928-05-17

of q new fuel as q development iu aviation. He said this interest lu aviation Was increasing, and implied that he Vas interested iu efforts to produce new fuel lighter than gasoline and thus add to the load carrying capacity or aIrpIanes. Ar. Ford agreed with a recent statement that the alrpiane has about reached the limit Of it's load-cariyiug capa- city, and remarked. "Bur I also think that existing Limitations will be modified greatly as our aerouau- tie experience and research develop new factors, For instance the find ing Of fuel lighter than gasoline would help"
 By way of Improvement he said that first the factor of safety should be raised. ''Thomas \. Edison has said" Mir. Ford continued. that the human factor in the operation ot airplanes is about s7 per cent and the mechanical factor three per cen Of course that is bad balance. It should be almost reversed # air transportation is to be as >ufe as surface transportation on land and water" Asked if his interest in air plane production would become as great is that ill automobile manu- fracture, he said: That depends. l.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
Debate Of Prayer Book
 To Be Resumed Soon

London, May lt H't- I1cbate on the new revised prayorhooh prob ably will uot begin in th" buuso of commons before the end o1 June, but controversy over the changes to- day was raging.
 The praycrhook measure passed the first parliamentary atrgr when he ecclesiastical committee Of both houses voted 20 to 3 to allow it to proceed The legislative com~ mittoo must now approve it before it is submitted to the house.
 The principal coutendcrs in the controversy so far are Sir William JoyuSon Hicks, home secretary who opposes the revision, and fine Right Rev. Arthur Foley WJuniuglou-ln gram, Bishop of London, who sup ports If.
 The bishop precipltated the arsu- ment by eircUlarl2ing London mem hars of parliament urging them to support the measure The home secretary announced that passage of the measure would be far more grieyously regarded throughout the country than its rejection would be.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17

believes.
 These views on air travel or the fu- ture were expressed in addresses and com ment here yesterday on the occasion Of their visit 10 the Frank lin Institute where MT. Ford was awarded gold medal for his achievements in automobile produc- ton and his contributions to the . welfare Of mankind. and q medal presented to MT. LaWrance for his invention of the Wright air-cooled motor.
 "Airplanes of the future will De bigger, switier and safer" MT, Law renee said. "They will have wings six or seven feet thick, which eventually will accommodate pas sengers who will be able to walk about in them, eat and sleep in their roomy interiors. The fuselage will then shrink to mere vestige Of its present form.
 ''The coming planes will be so large that 1t will be possible for mechanics to work on the engines in flight, in fact they will be able 10 take down an engine while flying. The airplane of the future will be one of the greatest factors in abolishing war"
 MT. Ford envlsioned the discovery
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
Through he Static

l James A. McC onaughy, president
 of Wesleyan university, and Rev. l William A. Giles will be the princi- 1 pal speakers at the Connecticut
 Chamber of Commerce banquet which will be broadcast from Hotel
 Bond through WT1C at S:30 tonight.
 have a treat at 10 o'clock tonight
 when the lightweight title bout be- tween Jimmie McLarnin and Sammy Mandell, present titleholder. will 1 take place at the Polo Grounds. The | bout will be broadcast through WBZ 1 Carlin will do the broadcasting in | their usual manner.
 SpecIaltieS by mdny different in strUmcnts will be heard ill the reg
 ular Dodge presentation which will
 be heard through WTIC at $ o'clock. The program includes an accordion specially, trumpet solo. banjo and other specialties. Some of the mum 1, bers to be heard are Rosemary, Be
 loved. Sweet Sue. Medley from Rosa lie and There's Somebody New.
 The Hoover program includes
 many light classics and will b. broadcast through WEAF at S:3O o'clock tonight. Some of the mum n hn Drd.,.'s Souvenir" selection from
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
Canadian Ford Plant
 Profits Show Decline

Toronto, Ont May F (P)-~1he annual financial statement for the year ended December 31, 1927 ot the Ford Motor Car Company of Canada, Ltd, showed q decrease in net profits from $7G.30 q share in 1926 to $2.45 a share last year.
 The decrease was attributed 10 the cessation of production caused h., he change in models.
 Accounts receivable were down S3,G00,0 ,000 and inventories showed q reduction of approximately $2,400, Oo0. Total sales showed a drop of 50 per cent to $2z.S2O,54S Cash on hand and Dominion of Canada bonds however, showed an increase of close 10 S5,000,0 ,000.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
GREATER A|RPLANE
 DEVELOPMENT SEEN
Motor Expert Predicts SWiiter,
 Safer Machines

Philadelphia, May 17.-iP-Air- planes sWiiter, safer and bigger, with living and sleeping apartments for passengers in wings seven feet thick, are predicted by Charles l., I.aWrunce, inventor of the Wright WhirlNind motor.
 A new fuel lighter than gasoline will be developed, thus increasing the load-carrying capacity Of air planes ill the future, in the opinion of Henry Ford.
 There is little doubt that airplanes will become the principal medium of long distance expensive transporta ton, but the future of aviation and its possibilities cannot be predicted, OrVille Wright, father of aviation,
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
Eastern Stations
lO.O-NODA. Patcrson-29I

1O2O-WODA. Patcrson-29I 5:30-NeWs; sport talk 9-The Pavilion program 9:15--Harry Fink, music 9:15-Anna Taylor. soprano l0:l5--The Nenctians :30-Normal School Players ll-Colonial Rendezvous l:a0-Frankie pagano's 'alltor
 nians
 1120-NNJ, Aewark-2GS 6:01-Banjo Boys 6:3o--Treat string Trio 7-Doris Frank, songs 7:20-Al kindbcrg's orchestra
 112O-WGCP, Ncwark--26s Merchants program 5:3A-Alice from Wonderland Malcolm Hoile, baritone S:3o--Ncwark Art club S:i5-Tiyoli thcater program y:15-Hcathcr Bell quartet 3:45-peggy, Melody Girl
 SGO-WOO, phiIadclphia--%i9 l:45-Grand organ and trumpels 5-J. w. c. l. band 7:30-WOO Trio
 .iO-WEI. PhiladcIphia-lOa 7--Automobile club feature :15-"Topics in Season. S-Samc as WEAF 9-Same as WEAF
 XGO-WlP, phiIadcIpllia-3l9 G:3O-Dinner music 7-Bedtimc Story; Roll Call; Fox,
 and Juno; soloist S-Namrhuf Instrumental quartet 9-Newton Radio Forum
 t1OO-WPG, Atlantic Cit,-273 6: 8:45-Organ recital z: 7:05--'oncert orchestra S---Casino dinner dance orchestra S:30-Harmelo quartet 9-York Tall Cedar band 10:S0-Organ recital 11:35-Club dance orchestra
 7OO-WGY, Schcncctady-3SO 6-Stock reports: news; scores 6:30-Dinner music I.3 u-- InllOSOply ana ENNl9 9ud
 Iife' 7:45-Music S--Same as WEAt' 9:30-Mohawk Valley TraNedoSue l0-Halsey stuart Hour 10:30-Shea' Studio program 11--Dance program 1:30--Organ recital
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17

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 Moon" and NaIderama's Inca Tan
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
Deep-Seated
 Rheumatic Pains
Quickly Yield to Powerful AntiscptiC
 Penetrating Oil

Probably no anIfction is more common or responsible for moro intense suffering than rheumatism. Thousands of other wise robust persons drag through life of misery and agony.
 Here is q new treatment. Simply get
 a bottle of Moone's Emerald oil, and apply to the affected parts. Its easy and pleasant to use and there is no doubt hut what the most stubborn and severe cases yield quickly to it's powerful. peue-
 trating influence. Tue first application
 brings blessed relief. All good druggists
 have it, nut you can be sure to get 1t It the Fair Drug Dept,