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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
Brothers Die In
Murder, Suicide
Over Sweetheart

NEW YORK. Dee. l3.-Fl-A
lonE-standing feud between two
| brothers over a girl ended today IN
murder and suicide.
The brothers. Robert Kicker. a.
and william, 80. made their home
| with two sisters in Whitestone,
| Long Island, and according TO the
story the sisters told the police they
had been ~'arreling thirteen years
! over a girl those affections William
accused his brother Of alternating
while he was IN France.
Today when William returned
home the quarrel was resumed and
the sisters. fearing violence, hurried
for the police. When they arrived
they found William unconscious on
the floor with two bullet wounds.
Robert admitted the shooting and
said his brother had threatened his
lifec. He collapsed when placed
under arrest and both were re-
moved to q hospital. There il
was found that Robert had taken
poison. Both died shortly after be-
ing admitted.
The girl. whose affections caused
the feud. married another man nine
years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
FIGHT ON FLU
IS PLANNED
Board Of STRAIT G 9 y
To Make Report at
Washington

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-LFl-A
program designed to combat influ-
en1s. prevalent in many sections OF
the country. vas awaited today from
a "board Of strategy" appointed BY
Surgeon General Cumming.
Three members, psychologists OF
the public health service, DR.. G. w.
Mccoy, DR.. w. III. Frost and Dr. J. II.
Leake, have already been in confer
ence on the situation.
Public health service officials have
said that the disease il apparently
not as widespread. nor as virulent
in character. as the outbreaks Of
1915 and 1920. but they refused 10
make any predictions as 10 the prob
able course OF the malady.
Health service officials believe
that there are more than 100000
cases Of the disease in the country
ut present. 4O.510 having been re-
ported In 80 states, New York City
and the District Of Columbia.
Kansas leads all the states in the
number Of reported cases with 1885.
California being next with 1925.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
PACIFIC GETS
CLEARING SKY
Snow, Rain, Wind and
Tides Bring Grief
To Shipping

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. fS.-aFi-
Partially clearing weather was RON
ised for the Pacific coast today. aft
or q period during which ii expert
sneed snow, rain, wind and IN one
place. high tides.
Snow was piled high IN the noun
tains OF northern and central Cali
fcrnfa. 80 inches being reported AZ
Summit, in the high Serras. Some
OF the highways IN Siskiyou county.
ut the northern end OF the state,
were under four feet ~ snow. Rail-
road lines remained open. High
wind struck the Sacramento valley
yesterday. tearing down trees. fences
and two small buildings. Other parts
OF central Csiifc.nia were drenchsd
with rain.
! Rain driven NY wind visited parts
of southern California. Two battle
ships OF thc Pacific fleet, which had
beer out for gunnery practice, were
dr:sen into port At San Pedro. onc
bringing tho body II 4 seaman who
had been killed and the other r.
make repairs r. damaged rigging and
Deems. Robert Hart II Berkeley.
Vs- Of the u. n. N. New York. was
the victim. being crushed 10 death
between = small boat and the siae
Of TIE ship.
The hsttieshir Arizona came ~
fcr repair 10 her rigging and a. un-
lead a sssrisnc which had her-
smarhsd ~ making 2 landing.
What II declared ~ have hren 'he
highest tide in The history of New
port, Ore. swept the beaches yes
terday. The Unusual noise " the
tnccminE tide attracted hundreds ~
persons. Great rolling breakers
svent wrcrka-e more than one hun
drcd feet further up the beach than
OF any time IN recent years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

cities: Topeka. Emporis. Newton.
wichita. Tulsa. okiahoma City. r..
Worth Dallas. Waco and Austin. Re
landed a. Winburn field ~ San An
toni. ard he Nv 20 visit Corpus
Christi and B~rovnEviII-.
n IA Mrlgora's plan ~ fy back 70
Kansas City from hers and then OBJ
trin . nrw plane and make . nor
stnp flight from the latter city ~
Mstiaa City.
H@iHaF# ~ flying a furtiHs tyre
rtHH- rhlgh hHa been chrissrned
H.iasisa" Hob@rt Gn~rranf arcom-
rrhiAs lh- pilot 81 navigator.
Tbs ffiAF ~AH greeted nv N large
tFarl ~ EHr Antonio. Consul Cen
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School Board to
Be Guests OIL, E.
Class at Dinner

Members Of the Brownsville school
beard will be guests Of the advanced
class in home economics Of the local
high school ~ 2 z o'clock dinner IN
their department ~ the new build
ing Thursday evening.
The girls wish q show the board
their appreciation Of the splendid
new quarters and equipment" de-
clared Miss Myrtle Jennings. head n
che ders rtmrnt. "Thc rooms are
looking very pretty, indeed. now,
having Just hecn dressed " with
drsres. candlestick-. and other ho-
rney little touches contributed hy
the high schoci-iunior high r. II. A."
Other guests for the evening be-
sides the board. are - he q. W. Cot
Re, superintendent n schools. and
s. A. Caldwell. dean n the junior
rolleEe. There are forty girls M
The class which III entertaining.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
BOND DRIVE
PLANS Laid
Chamber Of Commerce
Directors to Work
For Port Issue

The campaign program adopted w
the Brownsville Chamber Of Com
merce in support Of the 100000
navigation district bond issue to be
voted December - includes COM
munity meetings, luncheon and radio
addresses. threc-minute talks at the
aters and a comprehensive advertis-
ing program in newspapers and
through other mediums.
Charlie Burton, Emmett Dcdd and
George White have been named q
minute speakers who are TO appear
in all theaters in thsi city beginning
December 4.
Milton West opened the speakers
luncheon program campaign with an
address before the kiwanis club n;
their regular weekly luncheon in the
Hotel Ell Jardin Mt noon Thursday.
An address in behalf Of the bond is-
sue will Re delivered before the
Lions club at the regular luncheon
in the Althea Tea Rooms next Tues
day.
The first community meeting u
carded for the III Jardin club house
IN I'll Jardin at : .. m, Friday. Judge
y. ~ George being the principal
rreaker. other community rallies
will he held between then and cleo
ticn day. next Saturday.
Speakers who will deliver address,
~ over radio station KWWG have
not vet hrpn named hut some ar
these addresses will be delivered N
Spanish.
The campaign program also calls
for the distribution Of campaign Iu.-
tons and automobile stickers recent
IN purchased by the chamber Of COM
merce and now on hand.
All merchants Of the city arc 70
be requested Il place the national
emblem in front IF their places Of
business election day.
A large banner urging support "
the bond issue will be carried be-
hind the Brownsville American Le-
rion Post bugle and drum CORPS
when that organization parades a
the football game 10 he played be-
tween the Brownsville Eagles and
nsFaul Academy aggregation RI
Chicago Friday week.
Extensive newspaper and bill
hoard advertising is also listed on
The chamber Of commerce campaign
program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
Rebekah Head
Makes Tour Of
Valley League

Mrs. Annie Savage Of Dallas. prcsi-
dent or tho Eehekah assembly of
Texas. was w Brownsville Thursday
morning for 4 conference with To-
cal leaders NJ the order and ~ at
tend \ special session If the lodge
called ~ the lodge hall ~ 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Savage j. visiting I'll lodges
in the Valley on en- inspection and
school n instruction tour. She was
present ~ = meeting IF the Mercs-
dos lodge Wednesday night. coming
IL Brownsville early Thursday morn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

4 disturbance Of considerable in-
tsnsity was central owe Arkansas
and Missouri this morning. attend
al hy moderate 70 strong shifting
winds, heavy clcudiness. and mcder-
ats 70 heavy precipitation through
cut the central ard south-csntral
states and northeastern Texas.
Cloudy and unsettled weather pre-
vailed also practically throughout
the balance Of the country. Temrsrs-
lures were s~easonable 10 above nor
nal practically throughout the coun-
try ~ the morning ch,sryatirn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
Mexican Goodwill
Filler Is Expected
To Be Here Soon

Luis MelEora ~ Kansas City ~h1
u making . goodwill flight visiting
various Mexican groups v tha
United States IN an effort NJ msss
them "air minded" II expected m
arrive in Brownsville in the nest
future.
Melgoza began his trim in Kansas
City and has visited the foiin~IHs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
TOUGH DEMPSEY,
r
CARPENTER ARE
y Y 4
LEFT BY WIVES

CHICAGO. Dee. f5.-Fl-Jack
Dempsey and Georges Carpenter
we're divorced yesterday because.
their wives testified. they Rad the
purnacious propcnsities Of their
more famous namesakcs.
II was a right 20 her jaw, Mrs.
Anna Dempsey told Judge Klar-
kowski. that caused her 70 sue her
husband.
Judge SABBATH entered > decree
for Mrs. Kathryn Carpenter after
she described Georges inclination
II disturb the peace Of their home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

ing. From here she went u Ia
Feria where a special meeting wa
held during the afternoon and :
meeting Of the Weslsco lodge has
been called for Thursday night.
The state leader expressed her 81
prcvsl Of the spirit manifested nv
the Valley organizations and their
rrpid growth, stating that this sec
tion IL making IN envishle record in
those rernert-.
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eral santibanez headed the reception
committee.
Menrcza states that his only an
iert w making thu flight w Il er-
courage aviation. and that Ne III pn-
INK his way.
il am "A business mar that flies
for sport. 7 dc not know WHISTLER
IN the future 7 will take flying rrr-
icuEly." the nier stated nc San An-
tonic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
SUNDAY SHOW OPERATOR FTNFT

MARSHALL. Tex. Dec. 13.-tr1-
a. J. Norman. theater manager here.
vas found guilty by n jury Wednes-
day Of operating a picture show
here on Sunday. and assessed the
minimum fine If SEQ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

Disrlsy-Th@ Valley Office Supply
Co., have rented several show win.
dowE In the Seabury. George ard
Taylor building on the corner wv
Elizabeth and Ninth St.. and have
fixed up N very attractive display of
their merchandise.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
MARRIAGE

hAtANiAJE
Jose Garcia and Eustocis Fabian.
Alfredo Castillon and Maria Sa-
linas.
Lorenzo Delgado and Paula Gomez.
Martin Reyes and Petra Sanchez.
Crecencio Coborubias and APolonia
Sandovai.
Guadalupe Torres and Maria Is
pectacion Contrerss.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

frs. figure lowest tempersturs
last night; second. highest tsmrera-
ture YESTERDAY; third. rird velocity
A. = > "a: fourth. rainfall cast "a
hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
COUNTY COURT AT LAW

Hon. O. g. pancy, Judge.
M new cases.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
IalRn DISTRICT COURT
CnrrNTy C0JrE

Hon. A. Nj. Kent. Judge.
Nc new Eases.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

Court action:
international Drug Co. Inc. ". r.
p. Latham. Judgment FOR plaintiff
for S30e.S6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
Cameron Courts
2sTH DISTRICT u

Hon. A. w. Cunningham, Judge.
Suits filed:
Ramon Castillo W. Reyes Herman,
lez. Suit for divorce.
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Marriage Licenses.

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'ollva'u-
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saw + t;s,,n ant C~ccha Ehrlles n"'h of
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Hn'r' lrnv ~ Alexandria Va
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Births Reported.

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NJ htat'h department ~ tire past ~ heu
l.sroy ami Ruth Payne eov t~tns
,ante':' ana .Au-eiens MaIirA -ari
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Man II ami May N,llef Stsi
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deaths.

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Cards Of Chants.

HELM. We wish to exprcss our sincere
thanks and appreciation to- our friends and
relatives and the members OF the Metro
polItan Police Department for their KIND
ness and sympathy and floral tributes dur
Ing the Illness and at the death of our to-
loved husband and son JAMES GtLLE-
son HELM WIFE AND MOTHER
MI LIEN. Mrs. Frances A. Mullen and fam
Ilv wish to thank their relatives. friends
and ORGANIZATIONS for the nianv beautiful
floral tributes. kindness and sympathy ex.
t"pd"d tp them III the sad Da.sin~ Of hns
band and father LtTTHFR r. MULLEN
arv y 1928
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Florida Air Meet O K d

Thr National Aercna9tlcS Assertion
Yesterday sanctioned the Tampa Pa.
cir meet n be held February - by the
Tampa AFRO Club. Twelve events FOR
commercial typ, planes are scheduled.
VIII, cast, prizes OF $1,000 and ,aricu>
trophy awards
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NOTED ARTIST DIES.
Mrs. willard Parker Succumbs in
Phila delphia.

Wort was received here yesterday OF
the death in Philadelphia Friday night
of Mrs. Willard Parker. wife of the
treasurer of the Quaker Oil Products
Corporation at Conshohockcn. Pa, and
president of the Bacon Society OF
America. The funeral service will be
held at 8 o'clock tomorrow night at
BARS. 1920 Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Parker was formerly Kate Peter.
a native of Maryland. having been born
on the ancestral estate OF the Peters.
Montanverde. In the northwestern
part OF the State. She was a noted
silhouette artist and we'll known as a
member Of the National Arts Club in
New York the Daughters of the Amer
lcan Revolution and similar oreaniza-
tons
Mrs Parker had been i'll for several
weeks. In addition to her husband. she
is survived by married daughter who
lives in the Middle West.
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BROOCH antique Snld scroll SATURDAY ho
tween Western Market, Ri-c- Eank. ~
at'i q STREETS Rev ard Phone Er7u'5 $3.50 .
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Of Browne : re ard. Return 90; ;ri ct
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A simply designed device to facilitate
starting All automobile In cold weather
has been patented by a New York in
ventor.
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tons
Mrs. Parker had been i'll for several
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