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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-04

CACERS Lose
Corpus Beats Willacy
County Five in Hec-
tic Contest

CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex, Mar. S.
R-Corpus Christi high school bas-
ket ball team defeated Raymondville
tonight 26 10 25, winning title TO
districts 26 ard q. The game was
played nc Kingsville.
The game was a nip and tuck af-
fair. the finish being one Of the
most thrilling Of any tournament
basket ball game ever played on the
Kingsville court. Corpus Christi, be-
vi Of the great difference in the
size Of the town. was rated an over
whelming favorite to cop the con-
test by a large score
The great battle put up by the
plucky little invading team sent the
large crowd away from the arena In
n slightly sorrowful mood at the
outcome of the struggle.
The RaymondvilIe five walked al
over the Valley competition, winning
handily in the Willacy county tour
nament. and coming of victorious in
the final game with McAllen a week
ago for the district championship.
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Cornell Winner
In Track Meet

rEW YORK. March 3.-tP-To a
record breaking tune that saw four
meet records shattered Cornell re-
turned to track and field glory to-
night BY capturing the seventh an
nual intercollegiate A. A. A. A.. IN
door championships ending Har-
wards two-year reign.
The veteran Jack Mcakley's big
Red team won 1t first I. c. "A. a. A. a.
title since 1922 BY nosinR out George
town and Yale in a not three corner
ed struggle for points.
TIovd Hahn. rugged Boston A. a.
.ssr rar the greatest half mile II
trsrk history. SCATTERING the worlds
;r5oor record as we'll as surprising
the outdoor mark by winning a
s~reciaT race in ore minute 81 rs sec
ends in connection with the l. =.
Al Al Al. "A. championship games.
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George Clint Win
In Country Club
Golf Event Here

Jimmy George, shooting . 80 and
and 90. for q total of 20, walked oil
with the honors in the golf tourna-
ment held at the local Country ciuo
Friday, according to Mrs. B. N.
works. who arranged the event for
the purpose Of raising funds TO pur-
chase equipment for the club.
Approximately a dozen players
took part in the tournament, which
was held in the face Of a dripping
air. that threatened repeatedly TO
halt the program. D. X. Clint was
second, with a total Of II.
Prizes Of golf balls were awarded
the winning players, Mrs. Works
aid. The club realized enough on
the tourney, despite the Indictment
weather, to provide a number Of
much needed benches at the club,
she declared.
Mrs. r. L. Works copied the hon.
crs in a tournament for women only,
held Thursday.
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GOLF COURSE
site OFFERE
TOHARLINCT



HARLINGEN, March San offer
Of ii 100-acrs tract Of land as q site
for a golf club, provided the land 10
developed ~ such 70 the extent o.
$4,000 or more, was announced by
the Harrington Realty Board follow
inr its meeting here Thursday.
The name of the man offering the
tract OF land was not announced.
The land lin located on the Arroyos
seven miles EAST OF the city.
The tarmm af tim offer are that
immediate improvement .sslndirg N
1e-hole golf course. and ~ club house.
must be started, with the provision
that III the property In ever used for
eny purpose other than a gol1 courss
IL reverts 60 the present oune or
II IN proposed ia addition 10 The
golf facilities to provide wharf "a
~cilities for pleasure boats, and tc
build bathing pools
J. B. Chambers, Sr., president OF
the Realty Board, appointed two on
mittees, one 70 confer with the Sonor
on m contract for the site, and the
other 70 arrange details OF the club
organization. These committees ares
on contract. Frank Svadlenak, W.
Mitchell and Nv. H. Windsor. On "
engagements, e. A. Herren, G.
Critchfield, and &. mi. Rodgers.
Definite action Is expected TO
taken next week
The board BY reclamation
elected all old officers, these be
Mr.. Chambers, president; w.
Mitchell, vice president; and @. A
Herren, secretary and treasurer.
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Macy Fights In
Galveston Next

HARLlNGEN, March s.-Ken Ma
cey, Valley battler. left here Sat-
urday night for Galveston, where
he will tie into some big time oppo-
sition in the form Of Battling Numa.
the Baytown Bruiser, IN one of the
preliminaries in the boxing card az
Galveston Monday night.
Macy was signed up BY his man
ager, doc" Cook. of Harlingen. Cook
also managers Dick Wymore and sew
eral other local bnttlers.
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Five Kansas
Banks Closed

TOPEKA, Kans., March 3.-LP)-
Closing today Of the Citizens State
bank Of Kensington brought TO five
the number of Kansas banks which
were closed during the week. "A
sixth bank was merged with another.
State banking department officials
declined this afternoon to make any
comment on the Blessings.
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undertake. Win
From McMurrayS

ABILENE. Tex, Mar. 3.-GFD-Mc-
Murray college dropped It's last
game OF the 1928 basket ball season
here tonight to the Stephen +. Aus
tin college Lumberjacks 81 20 %.
The game was featured by the goal
shooting OF Tharp for McMurray and
Harrington for Stephen ~. Austin,
opposing certers. The latter led the
field with III points.
Only two games remain on the
T. r. "a. "A. schedule. Stephen F. Aus
tin will play the Abilene Christian
college Wildcats here Monday and
Tuesday nights.
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Meet to Decide
Net Champions

DALLAS, March 3.-FJ-Procter
& Gamble and Dallas athletic teams
met here tonight for the Southern
Amateur Athletic Union basketball
championship. The club team elm
mated Grand Saline 80 TO 81 this
afternoon, and the Proctor five de-
feated Southeastern Teachers col
lege 29 to 2S.
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PERRY, Okla, March 3.-R-
Agnes Payne, l6, sophomore in the
Perry high school, was killed in
stantly late today. and Frank Skala,
20, farmer of near here. was serious
" injured when their car skiddcd in
the mud and overturned on the high
way a few miles north Of here.
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Weak Eyes Of children ara
strengthened by Dickey's Old Reli-
able Eye Water. AL druggists Csc.
Adv. (E1
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DALLAS Club
BREAKS CAMP
ONSATURDAY
Events Move Briskly
In S~trongholds of
G x League; Con-
ditions Good

MINERAL WELLS, March s.-(F-
Bert Ellison and his Dallas Steers
broke camp here Saturday night aft
er 2 week OF hard training to con-
dition them for their first exhi-
nltion game Sunday. They will re
turn to their home lot to meet the
Schepps Aces Dallas Amateur
champions. Sunday afternoon. The
Steers will do the remainder Of their
training in Dallas.
Manager Ellison announced that he
Would pitch Neal Baker, Gene Walk
er and Lee Skidmore in the first ex-
hibition game.
FREDERICKSBURG, Tex, March
3.-tE1-Members Of the spring train
ing squad of the San Antonio Texas
league team who are conditioning
here have done as much track work
as anything since their arrival. The
practice diamond il on the infield
Of a half mile race track around
which Manager Gibson joys his
squad at every practice session.
Pitchers Cross and Laird, rookie
Hemi-pros reached camp today.
FORT WORTH. Tex, March s.-tR
--Milt Steengrafe and Joe kiefer,
veteran right hand pitchers, are
among the new arrivals in the Spud-
der camp.
Steengrafe brought a left hand
chucker from California Chick Ga
leria. Besides being a s~outhpaw, Ga
leria wears spectacles. Lester Liv-
ingston, a big right hand sandlot
pither from Lswton- Okla, and Bill
Britton. a semi-pro infielder from
indianapolis, also hove into camp to-
day.
SHREVEPORT, La. March 3.-R
Sunday will be 4 day Of idleness
in the camp Of the Shreveport Sports,
Manager Phelan deciding TO turn the
mark over to the Chicago White 500
who are training here. Saturday the
Texas leaguers staged q four inning
ball game that was featured by
plenty Of hitting in the first stanza.
First Baseman Whelan and Outifelc-
er Graves from the Lynn club were
in uniform for the first time.
WACO, Tex, March 3.-tR-Waeo
pitchers and catchers have been or
dered to report TO Katy Park for the
initial practice OF the ocaSoH W.
nesday afternoon, March z. Close 70
4 score Of prospects, viii be out that
dsy, and by the end Of the week the
number will be increased TO two
dozen. The balance of the candi-
dates will report for duty March IL.
In the mail yesterday was the sign
ed contract Of Pitcher Stein, the
southpaw who set the Virginia
league afire with his brilliance last
year.
HOUSTON, Tex, March S.-R)--
The outright sale to Rochester Of
Johnny Mokan. outfieloer, was an
nounced Saturday by President Fred
Ankeman Of the Bluffs. An unan-
nounced cash consideration was in
volved. 4.
Manager Frank Snyder declared
everything in readiness for the start
Of spring training here Monday. Be-
fore the close Of the week forty men
are expected to be going through
their PAGES
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
Another Sister
Engaged to
Naval Officer

An American naval officer has
won the other sister in the family
of DR.. George Clymer Stout, of
Philadelphia and Jamestown. r. L.
For DR.. Stout has just an
nounced the engagement Of his
daughter, Miss Rebecca Wetherill
Stout, to Lieut.. Lester T. Hundt,
u. s. NJ.
Lieutenant Hundt Is at present
serving an flag secretary on the
staff Of the commanding officer
of the United States Naval Air
craft Scouting Fleet.
Miss Stout made her debut about
four seasons ago and Is a sister of
Miss Margaret Cortright Stout,
whose engagement to Lieut.. Robert
Wnrts Bockius, u. s. N, was an.
nounced a few weeks ago.
A summer home at jamestown,
r. I. is conducive to romance with
the officers of the American Navy,
as that is an important base for
that branch OF the service.
Both of the Misses Stout have
many friends in Washington,
where there is relationship with
one of the prominent old George
town families--the w . t h erf IL
family.
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Colonel Taylor
Announces Wedding
OF His Daughter

Col. John Thomas Taylor aIl-
nounceg the marriage Of his
daughter, Miss GWendolyn Taylor,
Is David Clement Colladay, SON
81 Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward r. Cola
day, on Thursday, June 2s, IN
Philadelphia.
Colonel Taylor is chairman Of
the legislative committee OF the
American Legion and IS well
known throughout the country.
Mrs. n. 8. Thompson and her
aauxhter, Miss Patricia Thomp-
non. 81 Troy. ~. r. who are
el1estg az the Mayflower, are leav-
irg washington today for st.
Marys county, Maryland, where
4hev win visit Mrs. Thompson's
brother-in-Iaw and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. u. r. Combs. Mrs. w.
Ar. Hayner. of Troy, is accom-
panying Mrs. Thompson and her
daughter on the trip to Mary
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. H. Haas Of
zane C5irardeau. Mo-, are spend
ire q few days at the Potomac
&dEA <4R9A b4ASNsSSSs
xHk
Miss Margaret Stotflemeyer,
miniature portrait artist, has re.
turned to her studio home in
Braddock Heights, Nd, after a
short stay in washington.
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Golden Donaldson entertained a
small company at luncheon yes
terday on the Willard roof.
y ~
Wayne Edwin Snow, who Is
now in Russia, viii soon go to
Holland for visit before re-
turning to this country. He has
visited in England, Ireland and
Finland during his stay abroad.
He will be the guest of Edgar
Hamilton Funk, of this city. be-
fore returning to his home in
Nashville. Tenn.
The Washington times., 1928-08-14

Justice and Mrs. Peyton Gordon
and Miss Evelyn Gordon left by
motor today for 4 trip to Canada.
They will go to Murray Bay and
will return by way of the New
England coast about September Is.
Miss Jean Shull, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank TAYLOR ShuH,
has as her guest this week Miss
Catherine Bruin, OF Baltimore.
~
Miss Shull will entertain Tor
Miss Bruin at luncheon Saturday
at the Club st. Marks.
kA
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Dawson, Of
Brooklyn. NJ. Y, have arrived IN
Washington and are spending
some time at the Carlton.
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Miss Evelyn Leech and Miss
Mary Hamilton Wright are spend.
ing the summer at Orkney Springs,
Va. They will return to Wash
ington shortly after Labor Day.
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ADVERTISEMENT
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The Washington times., 1928-08-14
Kidwell FOrfeits S.
On Vice Raid Charge

Edward ]. Kidwell. 81, of the 1900
notoriety because OF his alleged ex.
pectation of motor car "a block
long, AZ the result of his jury SER
vice, today forfeited SIS collateral in
Police Court.
Kidwell was arrested with three
others yesterday by Policeman w.
r. Burke. of the vice squad, in a
raid in the 500 block r st. N. w.
The others arrested with him were
John Alfred Schultz, 81, who lives
in the raided premises: Rosie Deni-
son, 81, also OF the same address,
and Elizabeth Calls, SO, OF the 500
block III st. N. w.
All forfeited the same amount of
collateral.
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
Mexican Chief Accuses
Churchmen of Plot

MEXICO CITY, Aug, 14.-Dis.
covery of a plot for simultaneous
nprisings in the States OF Durango,
Guanajnata and Coahuila was an.
nounced today by Gen. Gonzalo Esco.
bar, chief OF military operations in
that district.
A roundup is being made of
members Of Catholic: leagues In
these states. and IL prominent
Catholics have been arrested, In.
cluding Padre Marcial Mendoz And
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
K E l I o G G S
PAR TY IS
SMALL
Wife Of State Chief Only
Woman in American
Group

Mrs. kellogg will be the only
woman In the small group accom-.
panying the Secretary os state
on his official mission 70 paris.
There viii be four In the party:
the Secretary ana Mrs. kellogg:
William H Beck, private secre-
tary to the Secretary, and Spen-
Ger Phenix, of New York. who II
going as technical expert.
Mr. Phenix was formerly aSsis-
tant to Robert r.. olds when he
was Tndersecretary of state
During that time much OF his.
work had To do with details re.
lating to what has evolved as the
Kellogg peace pact.
Banking
Since leaving the state Depart
nent he has been connected with
banking house ia New York
The group win sail on the HE de-
France from New York on Satur.
day. and the date OF their sailing
from Cherb0urg on the return
trip has been set for September 4.
The Secretary OF State ana the
Secretary DC the Treasury will
pass each other III midocean, as
Mr.. Mellon il turning I1o1neward
on Tuesday from Europe. where
he has been with his son, Paul
Mellon, for q few weeks.
IL probable that Secretary
Mellon and his son will make a
visit with the formers son.in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. David
K. -. Bruce at their home on Long
Island. which was q present from
Mrs. Brucess father 4 year or Sol
ago.
MT. and Mrs. Bruce. the latter
formerly Miss Ailsa Mellon: are
passing the summer &C their home
on Long Island. Mrs. Bruce hae
always enjoyed life ON Long Island
especially the summers at south.
ampton.
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
q obleman' Awaits
DepOrtatiOn For Fraud

CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-Martin
Silxich, well-known sells v lie d
Austrian ''nobleman,' with a long
list OF police swindles against him.
was arrested here today and held
for deportation.
Police recognized Sikich on the
street. He readily admitted his
identity and, according to police, said
he had struggled himself hack into
the United States after being de-
ported In 1895. His swindles were
leveled chiefly against foreigners
who came from Southeastern
Europe, police stated.
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY IN THE CAPITAL
General Board Of Navy Department Viii Honor
The Passinq Into Retirement Of Popular Officer
Admiral Eberle to Be
Feted at Dinner To-
morrow Evening

The general board Of the
Navy Department Is honor
ing Admiral Edward NJ.
Eberle tomorrow evening
with j dinner to be given
1t the Army and Navy Club.
This festivity will mark
the passing Of the very pop
ular naval officer into re-
tirement from active service
ii the Navy, as he will close
his desk on Friday, when
bis daily service with the
Navy for a long period OF
years will come to an end,
IN accordance with q ruling
Of Congress.
Still Admiral
Although Admiral Eberle re-
.verted to the status Of : rear
admiral = year ago, when he
ceased to BE chief Of Naval
operations, he IS still generally
regarded as admiral" Who
ever holds this position auto
1naticaIly becomes elevated To
the loss OF the prefix rear.
and gains it again when his
work as chief Of this division IS
over.
the present chief Of Naval op-.
creations and as such is head Of
The general board and conse-
ouentlv the ranking host ct the
dinner tomorrow evening.
The Secretary of the Navy, cur.
tus b. Wilbur, Is absent n CALI
fornia. SO he is prevented from
sharing ii the honor TO Admiral
EberIe.
1t Is not to be mems fete-so
Mrs. Eberle will accompany ner
husband. as viii the wives Of the
other officers atISndihs lhs III
Those Present
IN the company win be Admiral
and Mrs. Eberle. Admiral and Mrs.
Hughes, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Andrew Z. Long. Maj. Gen. John
a Leieune, commandment Of the
Marine Corps. and Mrs. Lejeune;
Rear Admiral Richard II. Jackson
and his niece, Miss Elizabeth Jack.
son: Rear Admiral and Mrs. Henry
Hughes Hough. Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. Lewis g. Lucas, Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. II. G. Train,
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Robert =.
Ghormley and Lieut.. Comdr. Ed
ward Randolph Eberle. son Of Ad-
miral and Mrs. Eberle.
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The Washington times., 1928-08-14
Horne Aeain

Mrs. WilIiam Hamilton Bayly
has returned 10 the Hotel ROOse
welt after passing q week a. tho
guest Ok former Represent NATIVE
and Mrs Thomas Phillips
iii. AZ their home near Butler.
Pa.
Mrs. BayIy rnotored both ways
with Mrs. Phillips. who passed r
few days In washington. and has
now returned u Phillips Hall
Judge and Mrs. G. e. McCh0rd
have gone To Atlantic City, where
they will stay Tor 4 week Or two.
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
Will Leave
For Visit
In Peru

The Secretary of the Peruvian
Embassy and Nine. Bedoya will
be leaving Washington soon for
Peru-the first time that Nine.
Bedoya has been to her hus-
bands country. They will make
visit Of several weeks before
returning to Washington.
Nine. Bedoya is an American.
She was formerly Miss Josephine
Matteson, of Chicago and Cali.
fornia. And her marriage to
the Peruvian diplomat took place
in Washington two summers ago,
GLOWING q winter she had
passed In the Capital.
At that time Nine. Bedoya
knew no Spanish, but undoubt.
eddy by now she can speak SUI.
ficiently the language 6 her
country ~ marEiags.
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
CAPITAL CIR.
WILL MARRY
ECONOMIST
Episcopal Rector Per
forms Ceremony at
Methodist Church

The wedding Of Miss Helen
Carroll Smith. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur FIuyton Smith,
and Archibald HI Macfarlane, son
!, DR.. John M. Macfarlane, Of
philadelphia, IS taking place at S
o'clock this afternoon III the Cal.
vary Methodist Church with the
Rev. DR.. George Fiske Dudley.
rector OF ST. stephens Episcopal
church, officiating. Frank Orri-
SON. Of st. Adams choir, win sing
preceding the ceremony. Later
there will be Il reception for the
bridal party and members 81 the
two families at the home Of the
brides parents at 1447 Spring
Place.
THE bride will Be escorted to the
altar by her father. she Is wear
ing gown of white chiffon
fashioned with a long drape on
one side and with q sleeveless
bodice having q cape effect. Her
veil Of tulle II held beneath
cap Of rose point by tiny cIus-
ters Of orange blossoms on the
sides. And her flowers are d
shower Of bouquet of brides
roses and lilies-of. the-yalley
she win have as her attendants
her sister. Mrs. Harold q. Hazard
or Pensacola, Fla, and Mrs.
Charles RI Rowe, Of East
Orange, N. =
Attendants
Mrs. Hazard Ii gowned In vel
low organdie over taffeta slip
made with close.fitting bodice
and full skirt that has ruffles
dipping slightly III front and grad
nating shorter on the sides to-
lengthen In the back the ankles.
"A large bow Of yellow ribbon on
one side falls iii long streamers
over the length Of the skirt. She
Ii wearing q picture hat Of vel
low horsehair with ribbon
streamers falling over the shoulder
and her slippers are gold. Her
flowers are yellow roses tied with
orchid ribbon.
Mrs. Rowe is wearing a gown
Ot orchid fashioned IN the same
style as that Of Mrs. Hazard.
Her hat Is d picture model In
orchid hOrSehair and her flowers
are yellow roses tied with yellow
ribbon. Silver slippers and hose
complete her costume.
Mrs. Srlalth II wearing 9 gown of
orchid chiffon made with long
blouse md accordion nIeafAd skirt
and 3 picture hat III orchid horse.
hair.
lest NAH
ushn h,Id eorannn Il havinv aa
I,ast y,an III. Is,,pena' S,Ips. 81
T,sssl. a..I..1.ss 49, - $500
The Washington times., 1928-08-14

Th8 American Alf1b1811N0K t4
Cuba Noble Brandon Judah &
Chicago. arrived II washington
this nnornins and viii b a The
EayfIower until tonight Whon ~
Is returning to Havana, where
Mrs Judah who II now ~ tI8ttr
country home "a the Adfrondncko.
viii join him TIE middle u Sep
TENDER
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
Invitations Dat For
Open Air Concert
At Par, American

The Director General Of the Pan
American Union. DIR. Leo s. Rowe,
has sent out invitations to a con-
cert of Latin American music to be
given by the United states Marine
Band and assisting artists on the
esplanade of the Pan American
Union Building, on. Saturday eve.
ming. September 3, beginning at Sis
o'clock.
Mrs. James Larkin Fore an
nounces the marriage of her daugh-
ter. Zenobia, to Joseph Neal Null
Ian, jr. on Tuesday, July 3, in
New York city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mullan will be at home at Mont.
clair, N. j., after September /.
DR. and Mrs. Er1ck Harms, of
Madison, Wis, are at the Grace
Dodge Hotel for an extended stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Living
stone Crounse, who were in Paris
for several weeks, have gone to
Vichy. They will return to Paris
August rs, to remain until the
end of September and later will
tour the chateaux country.
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Walter Scott Penfield has gone
to Old Point, Va, where he is
staying at the Chamberlin- Wander
bilt Hotel.
y
Mrs. William b. Orne has re-
turned from the West, where she
has been for several weeks. Her
daughter, Mrs. EIoise Orme Robin.
son. who has been in the Adiron.
dacks for some time. has also re-
turned to Washington.
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ANOTHER STILL RAIDED

POTTSVILLE, Pa, Aug. IL
The second big still has been 10.
Gated on Blue Mountain by Pro.
hibition Agent f. M. Ward and it
was estimated by officials that the
stored here.