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Evening star., 1928-03-08
HOOVER'S INDIANA
PETITION IS READY
Secretary's Friends viii File
Papers Today Unless He
Forbids It.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. March e.--Herbert
Hoover's notice Of candidacy for the
Republican nomination for President
In Indiana will be filed today unless
the Commerce Secretary definitely in
structs his Hoosier boosters not to
take such action, Oscar q. Foeilinger
Of Fort Wayne. Ind. said today. Foel-
linger has been taking leading part
In urging Hoover TO oppose Senator
James =. Watson In Indiana
The formal Ming must be made with
the Secretary OF Stale In Indiana by
midnight tonight. Foellinger said he
would file Hoover's entry unless other
wiss instructed as precautionary
candidate may withdraw up 10 within
% days Of the primary. The Indiana
primary election WIN be held May 3.
Foellinger was In communication with
Hoover's Washington headquarters dur.
Ing the day and said he hoped 10 get
definite word from the cabinet member
before many hours. He said he under.
Atood the Hoover national committee
In Washington WAS TO meet and reach
q final conclusion before nightfall.
Hoover boosters here today said they
were receiving enthusiastic reception 70
petitions circulated In various Indiana
counties. The Secretary's signed re.
quest for place on the Indiana ballot
is In Foellinger's hands and every for
NAL step Is ready to be taken to launch
his candidacy.
Friends Of Frank o. Lowden or n
linois. continued to mark time while
the Hoover talk continued. II had been
reported for some time that Lowden
would enter the Indiana tield IL Hoover
becarn q candidate and thus make II q
three-cornered fight
Secretary Hoovers decision regarding
the presidential primary In Indiana viii
be teiephoned 10 Mr.. Follinger in
Indianapolis some time this afternoon.
The announcement of the decision
will be made In Indianapolis, it wa
said here. Some OF Mr.. Hoover's friends
here said this afternoon they believed
he would enter the primaries against
Senator Watson.
His decision must be made today.
which Is the last day for filing for the
Indiana primary. which takes place May
8 II he should 90 into the primary Il
win mean q bitter fight for the presi-
Dental preference vote Of the Repub~
licans OF Indiana. Should he win with
o majority OF the vote Indiana's dele-
CATION OF 3S would be instructed for
him. On the other hand. should Sem
ntor Watson receive q majority vote
the delegation would be instructed for
him.
II Mr.. Hoover enters the primary
Frank o. Lowden OF Illinois may also
file.
Evening star., 1928-03-08
BARES bUSL|NE
PART IN Merger
Wilson Asserts Inclusion
Would Not Increase
Rate Base.

Harley r. Wilson. director in the
North American Co and the controlling
factor In the Washington Rapid Tran
sit Co. took the stand at the merger
hearing today and gave the Public
part the bus line would play In the
proposed uuification Of the street rail-
way systems.
Inclusion Of the Rapid Transit Co.
in the merger. Wilson declared. would
not add cent TO the $50. .O00. 900 rate
oase under the present plan, except In
the event Of q reyaluation Of some
later period. In that case. he asserted
under examination by Ralph B. Fle-
llarty, peoples counsel, the extensions
and betterments Of the bus line prop
critics. starting from the date OF the
merger aGEeenlent. would have 70 be
Considered In fixing q new valuation.
As 10 q reyaluation after q period
Of 10 years with o view 70 changing
The 2 per cent guaranteed return. Q
proposition opposed hy William r. Ham,
president Of the washington Railway
a. Electric Co. Mr.. Wilson explained
that personally he would have no
objection 20 Il. While explaining that
he coucurred with Mr.. Ham as 70 the
general business proposition. he would
have no interest In attempting TO estop
the Public Utilities Commission In 6x-
ing revaluation from to 10 years.
Describes Stock Deal
Wilson coupled this admission. how
ever, with warning that the WASH
ington public would be better served
BY not trying TO disturb q fixed valua-
ton or the per cent rate Of return.
The utilities oflicial described the ac-
Cuisition Of the Rapid Transit Co. IS
merely Q stock purchasing deal He
declared stockholders of the new COM
pany would purchase the stock Of the
bus line. and that In effect it would
not be q merger Of that company 50
tar as the agreement contemplAtes-
The minority stockholders would be
tContinusd on Page Z, Column -
Evening star., 1928-03-08
PAIR GETS $4,000
IN STOCK AND GEMS
Chicago Robbers Enter Plant by
Coal Chute, Bind Two and
Loot Safes.
ny the Associated press.

ny the Associated press.
CHICAGO. March e.---Two robbers
bound watchmen of the Horln Manu-.
featuring Co, OF Cicero early today and
looted safes OF $Ti5.000 In non.nego-
TABLE securities and jewelry.
They also took patent formulas. con.
tracts and . list OF customers, manu-.
factnrers OF picture frames and mirrors
which President Nathan norin valued
ut Sa00,000
The loot included $500, 900 nor. .t,ego.
TABLE stock OF the company. siO0. 900 In
stock OF each OF two subsidiary f,rms
the Master Art Corporation and the
Limits Industrial Corporation, te,00O In
stocka and bonds owned hy horin, and
$1,000 worth OF jewelry belonging ID
Mrs Harin,
Horin, who owned approximately 90
per cent OF the missinG stock, said he
believed II waa an inside joh.a
Gaining entrance through q coal
chute. the robbers, one 0t whom was
mAhked, overp0wefed the engineer. Leon
Malinowskl and the watehman, Anton
hyncrd, Both employees were bound
ana guarded b yone man, while The
other obtained tanla from tina engine
room andhroke opsn two safes IN the
once,
Evening star., 1928-03-08
NEW ENGINE HOUSE SITE
CHOSEN BY CITY HEADS
Commissioners Propose to Place
Building Near 18th and ALL
son Streets.

The District Commissioners propose
70 locate the new IRE engine house
originally intended for Sixteenth and
Webster streets on property owned by
the municipal government. probably In
the vicinity Of Thirteenth and Allison
streets.
This was learned at the District
Building today following the appearance
Of the Commissioners before the Senate
subcommittee on appropriations. At
which, II IL understood. request was
made that the appropriation bin for
the coming fiscal year carry m author
ization 20 sell the site at Sixteenth and
Webster streets and place the proposed
engine house on some land already
owned by the District OF Columbia"
The site at Thirteenth and Allison
streets was recommended by q group OF
Sixteenth street residents. who opposed
the location OF the engine house at Six
teentk and Webster streets,
Evening star., 1928-03-08
DUCE PROMISES TO ATTEND
ANTI-DRUG PARLEY. IN u. S.
Mussolini Accepts Bid From Women 5
Federation-Praises Progress of
Drive on Narcotics.

senting 225.000 women. presided at the
meeting and announced a second meet
ing al Town Hall. April 90, which she
said would be attended by women from
all parts of the country.
Premier MussoliniS letter said in
part:
II think very well of the world pro-
gram as outlined by you and your Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs. Further
more, have always enjoyed working
with America, and wish to continue to
throw all my force against this great
evil, which threatens the world.
II wish to continue to work In the
same terms with America against It, and
/ hope that America will organize the
world conference on this serious uues-
ton Of opium addiction, and shall
come in person to attend it in America I"
Evening star., 1928-03-08

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March s.-Premier
Mussolini Of Italy has promised the
World Anti-Narcotic League to come to
America to attend a proposed world
conference Of women on the drug trafiic
A letter from the premier. promising
his attendance at such conference.
was read by Miss Sara Graham-M Mulhall.
former deputy commissioner of the De-
partment Of Drug Control Of New York
State. at preliminary organization
meeting. She was sent abroad by the
Federation of women's Clubs to study
The work of the opium commission Of the
League OF Nations.
Mrs. Harry Harvey Thomas. president
OF the New York City Federation. repre-
Evening star., 1928-03-08
FLORIDA DRY AGENTS
PLAN LIQUOR DRIVE
Survey Of State With View to Plug.
ging Coast Leaks May Start
Tomorrow.
ny the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
TAMPA, Fla. March a.~~Heads OF
prohibition. customs and Coast Guard
forces met here today 10 map out plans
To plug the rum leaks along the Florida
border.
The meeting, originally scheduled
for Jacksonville. will be followed by q
survey OF the State, which probably
will be started tomorrow. with q trip
around the shore line on the cutter
Tampa, and a later inspection Of the
section on the East Coast now under
blockade by the prohibition forces.
Assistant Secretary I0wtnan of the
Treasury. In charge OF Coast Guard,
prohibition and customs forces, and
Commissioner Camp OF cuAtoms we're
invited here from Washington. Others
who took part In the conference were
Prohibition Commissioner poran Of
Warrington. n. E Tuttle. prohibition
commissioner OF Georgia and part of
Fl0yidai %, p, jackson. prahtbition
commissioner 0f tho New Orleans dis
tflct, which includes western Florida,
and w, T. DAY, deputy prohihlti0n nd.
ministFat0f of Florida,
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Evening star., 1928-03-08
PAPERS IN POWER
PROBE FILL TRUCK
Complete Documents of Elec'
trio Association Given To
Trade Commission.

By the Associated Press
A truck load Of documents was dump.
ed into the record today when the Fed
eral Trade Commission began Its in-
vcst:gation OF the public utility power
companies under the Walsh Senate
resolution.
Eight representatives Of the National
Electric Light Association and the
American Gas association we're sworn
In as witnesses before Commissioner
Edgar A. McCulioch.
Paul 8. Ciapp Of New York. naanag-
Ing director or the National Electric
Light Association, the first witness. tes-
titled that although only about so per
cent OF the electric power companies
In the country are members Of his as.
sociation. the members produce more
than 90 per cent OF the kilowatt hours
Documents Are introduced.
The witness, Questioned by Robert e.
Heaiy, chief counsel for the comnnis-
sion, told OF the founding Of the or
ganixation In 1885 and submitted scores
Of documents on the organization. its
personnel. scope Of activities. Its func-
tions ana the holding companies.
Clapp said that the National Electric
Light Association was supported by dues
from Its members and that Its purpcss
was 10 advance the science OF the
production, distribution and use OF
electrical energy for light. heat and
power for public services. It's activities.
he said. are largely educational and Tor
the fullest development OF the electrical
engineering arts and sciences In all
their branches.
Formed War Committee.
The organization Is divided into IL
geographical divisions In this country
and not more than so per cent Of the
dues collected In the divisions are re-
ailocated 10 them for expenditure each
year, he testified
Clapp admitted that during the war
the National Electric Light Association.
the American Gas Association and the
American Electric Railway Association
formed - joint committee" and that
this committee underwent a revision In
ie2T,
A truck load OF documents offered to-
day comprised the complete proceedings
Of the National Electric Light Assocla.
ton since ia1a TO date aud were put
In the record At the request Of Mr..
Healy.
Evening star., 1928-03-08
Wife Routs Bandits in Gun Battle
After Husband Falls at First Shot

sought IN pFy epen the cash reglseef
Theh talk awakened Mra. Russell, she
snAtehed up y revolver and sent aNe
hAliet At the man who held her hus-
band. but II went Wild, The other foh.
Der shot At Mrs, RUSSELL but the hMl,es
struck her husband In the chest and he
slNmped 10 The llOnE.
hNth bandits then turned their a.,
,eAtsoh ~ Mrs Russell, she ssooa her
ground and eNehAnRed shot faf shol
with them The Mght WAaeA tNrlonsiy
Inr q NV hatnenls ana then lhe men
turned ana ran, 80 :
Physicians saiN Russell AalxAs nat ID.
eeveE - sss
Evening star., 1928-03-08
nv tho Assoels,sa psys.,

~ tho Associated Peeaa, 2
WILDWOOD. N. u March a,~~While
tver ], Russell. ~, lay wounded on the
floor OF hia gasoline stAtion on south
wildwood Boulevard between Wildwood
and Cape May last night. his wife exs
changed shot Tor shot with two haldun
men and drove them empty handed
from the place.
The men entered the place weArins
nsAska and hpoda, NusseM waA alone
ln tho gAa station, his wite being asleep
In m AaleinlAG FoNnl, s.
Roth lntrudeFs hFAnAiahsa ssvolveFA
while fae held HI asnas. sAs ether
Evening star., 1928-03-08
TAKES Off
. ON ENDURANCE HOP
Detroit Man and Haldeman
Seek to Set New Worlds
Record.
By the Associated Press.

Rv ha Aa&nri tad praxs
nrrp0YT Hs;.,, ss.~.n raa,.
' .a.en o.s
Sunson, Detroit aifpiane msnuiacturer
and George Haldeman took on from
the ice of Lake st. Clair at s:29 am
Eastern standard time. TODAY ia an At.
ten,nt tn hreak ti,e world record "a,
s,,.ts;,,ss e,sht
sAS-Sa 80 nsS -.
Ihe myers carried . ioao o. S,o4s
pounds IN their Stinson monoplane. IN
s1us ,s !, S'o ", sSs ss S.,n.a :. ssos .asa au % =
teen them afioat for alrnost a, hours
,r,,a rr...,,t ,,cr,a r.rorA h.,d ~, tu,r
:. .n . 80 :" -:r. -
German myers. - % houIs ~ minutes
and 81 seconds. and Stinson and hi
companion must remain In the air al
ieas: one hour longer In order to ON
c,aIlv better the record
Zee Makes Good Runway.
The fake-oh was made on Lake st
Clair because OF 2 runway OF almost
three miles AFFORDED oy the smooth
Evening star., 1928-03-08
New Urges Death
As Proper Penalty
For Mail Robbers

Favoring execution or life i'm
prisonment for mail robbers. Post
master General New has obtained
the promise Of Representative Kelly,
Republican. Pennsylvania. to intro
duce q proposal for the necessary
legislation.
He said he was moved to this
course by the recent Grand Trunk
hold-up, and added that he believed
25 years imprisonment. the present
penalty, for the mail robber who
jeopardizes the life OF q postal en-
ploye" Is too lenient.
Evening star., 1928-03-08
WRIGHT A|RPLANE
TO STAY IN BRITAIN
Original Machine May Never
Be Brought Here, In.
ventor Declares.
BIZ OWEN L. SCOTT.
eciai Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
DAYTON, Ohio. March 8.-Orville
Wright. the first man In the worlds
history ever to fly in heavier-th lair
machine. sees no preseit possibility
that the original Wright airplane, out
Of which aviation grew. win ut any
time in the future be brought back to
the United States.
He told the writer this In the course
Of q long interview, which revealed the
many reasons irnpelling the renowned
inventor to send from his country the
invaluable historic relic which he and
his brother wilbur developed.
THE original 1903 plane. the first
In history to fiy carrying a man. has
gone. so far as / now can see, TO q
permanent home In Science Museum.
at South Kensington. ErlEland." Mr.
Wright said. 'One provision was at
tached to the gift which would permit
me during my lifetime to bring the
machine back home, yet ! can see no
likelihood that this provision viii be
taken advantage OF.
Wright Explains Position.
''Of course. should rather Q hundred
times that my own country would have
this plans. But because OF the atti-
tude shown toward 1t by the one insti-
tuition 10 which a properly sfouid 60
the machine vas offered to the Eng-'
iisi1 museum and gladly accepted. q
have felt that possibly IN the future
when people would notice the first air.
plane-ar American development
paced IN the British institution, at
tention would be called TO the effort
made at one time to take cree;t from
It's performance"
Mr. Wright. though aware for years
that some people were endeayori1lg TO
CONTINUED on Page 3. Column %
Evening star., 1928-03-08
Killed in Political Row.

BuEHOS AIRES, March q Ia,l,~0 One
sasp has been killed and another sefi-
oaagIy wounded In d shooting ARRAY In
tie psoytnce Of Cordoba between Isyal
pglttseaI factions People 9f the PROV
sRce viii 10 70 the polls pszf Eaindas
V elect . governor and otiaeT progln'
cal nfNEe9K
Evening star., 1928-03-08
Three Hlas,ers Killed,

& CENTRAL n. IaI.ir, \. III March 4
~, Three men dynaMiting stumpa
from . nsid we're killed Yesterday
Mhan 4 charge exploded pFenaAturely,
Dixon NJ this Village and walter tserg
al isiip,
Evening star., 1928-03-08
FIRE HITS B0RNE0 TOWN.
Relief ship Sent to Aid a. Business

ss""A sAtf S""N =" N~Au - 1usahess
Section Is Taken.
SINGAPORE, STRAITS SETTLE.
MENT, March q "A siiSastrous firx
has destroyed practically the entire
business quarter Of the town of Sihu.
In Harawak. norneo.
No details were available here today,
A reiiet ship sailed from kuching
tSArAwAkl.
Evening star., 1928-03-08

Radio Programs Page y
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WEATHER.

10. 3. weather Bureau FORECAST
Cloudy tonight. followed by rain late
tonight or tomorrow morning: rising
temperature: lowest about IS degrees.
Temperature Highest. SO. at Z pm.
yesterday. lowest, SO, at am. today.
Nall report on page 9,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20

r. J. Stewart ct TX to Valley De-
velopment. Inc, the north ten ceres
Of block So. survey IS, Wilson Tract
subdivision, $40. etc.
G.. G.. Henson ct MI 20 Emilio Villa
real. lot s. block No. 141, city oc
Brownsville, $500.
Lonnie Hood to y. c. Tom. all Tot
o. block 9. Nicholson Place add
ton, city of Harlingen, $40, etc.
j.. c. Tom to A. "A. Robinson, lot
II, bl&k 4, Nicholson Place addi-
tion third filing, city Of Harlingsn,
$40, etc.
N triangular tract Of land located
north Of the north line Of Jackson
avenue. and west Of the west limo Of
w street and east of the east line
Of &C" street in townsite of Harlin-
gen. $40. etc.
Lon G.. Hill. ST., to Paul Hill. tri-
angular lot lying north of the forth
line OF Monroe street and East Of
the east line Of ID" street. and west
Of the west lire OF w street, orig
inal townsite Of Harrington.
A. T. Parker to Hobert j. Uelmcn.
west Ills acres OF the south Sis
acres Of farm tract No. 40. out or
Coast Land Farms subdivision,
Buena Vista grant. $40, etc.
James 7. Ballenger 20 Joe g. Bal
lenger, lot 9, in block 8. Ballenger
addition, city Of San Benito, SO. etc.
Minnie L. Williams to r. II. viii
liams, north 10 acres block 80. out
of IA. & II. subdivision No. I, La Fe-
ria grant, $40. etc.
La Feria Townsite Co. to W. j.
Grotzinger. lot s. block Is. towns;te
Of La Feria. $500.
L. r. WhseIock ct ux to Henry
Roberts. north half Of block 274,
containing 20 acres San Benito Ir-
rigation Co.'s subdivision. $40. etc.
Harlingen Land T. Investment Co.
to "A. g. Kerley, all lot ~. block 2,
Taylor sddition, city OF Harrington.
$40. etc.
The AL Parker Securities Co. Il
Christine KabitEke. block s, con-
tanning 1881 acres out Of Olmito
Gardens Tract No. 9, subdi vision
share No. Is, Espiritu Santo grant,
$5.35s.50.
The AL Parker Securities Co. to
Christine Kabi@ e. block z. con-
containing 10 acres OF Olmito Gar
dens tract No. 8. subdivision. share
Is. Espiritu Santo grant. $500.
The AL Parker Securities CO. ~
Christine Kabitzke, block y. con-
tanning 1871 acres Olmito Gardens.
tract No. 8, subdivision, Espiritu
Santo grant. $4,16S.50.
The AL Parker Securities CO. "a
Christine Kabitzke. block IS. con-
tanning sos acres out of Olmito Car
dens. tract No. 3. subdivision, share
10, Espiritu Santo grant, S3.17s.
The al Parker Securities Co. %
Christin eKabitzke. block s. con-
tanning 10 acres Olnito Gardens.
tract No. 3, subdivision. share Is.
Epiritu Santo grant. $3.50.
The Al Parker Securities Co. Ia
Christine Kabitzke, block II, con-
tanning 5.73 acres out OF oImito
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Under this heading will be published
the names OF candidates for public office.
The fees for announcement will be as
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Offices
Of the Supervising Architect, Wash
ington. d. c.. May Is, 1928. Sealed
proposals will be opened in this Of
flee at 3 p. m. June Is. 1928, for fur.
nishing al labor and material re-
quired for gas-steam heating system.
etc. In the ". s. post office nc
Brownsville, Texas. Drawings and
specifications may be obtained from
the custodian nc the u. s. post office
at Brownsville. Texas, or mt this Of
flee in the discretion of the super
vising architect. JAS. A. WET
MORE, Acting Supervising Architect
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COOKS SPOIL LIGHT PLANS

Competition In brillisncy Of light
ing Of business streets In Cannes,
France. met its limitations recently.
When the rue d'Antibes flashed forth
with n new arc lighting system. mer-
chants Of other streets saw with ter
ror the crowds that visited the street.
Other thorouRhfares loon blazed with
light. and eventually merchants OF
the narrow and ancient rue Grande
became enthusiastic In one day they
collected 1000 francs for m orna-
mental lighting equipment. Then
IL was found that the many lights
were taxing the local electric light
plant SO that ne times all the illumi-
rations of Cannes grow dim or 70 out
altogether especially mt tea time
when housewives are preparing the
meals.
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Political
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? Sid Hardin.
FOR SHERIFF
r. H. (Bob) johnson
G.. G. tGib) Henson.
Duncan S. Wright.
W. Frank Brown.
G. A. tMike) Manshsn
S. VI. Jester.
COUNTY ATTORNEY
NJ. r. Hall (re-eleetion),
4. W. Moran.
FOR CONSTABLE
Z. ]. Hanna. Justice Precinct No.
., Brownsville.
John Martin; reelection; justice
precinct No. 2, Brownsville.
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FOR RENT-Cool furnished bedroom
for men. $3.50 per week. Call at
sos West Fronton Street.
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ROOMS AND APARTMENTS-Glen-
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Phone 619.