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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
P. O. CHIEFS in
VALLEY AFTER
LONG JOURNEY
Federal Building To
Be Inspected; Make
Tour of Valley AS
Guests of Creager


John III. Bartlett, first assistant
postmaster general and former gov
ernor Of New Hampshire, and Carl 4.
~Schuneman, assistant secretary OF
the treasury arrived in Brownsville
Friday morning and were to inspect
the city's federal building at 2:3O
o'clock Friday afternoon shortly
after their return from a trip up the
Valley.
Immediately after their arrival
here, X. b. Creager, national repub-
lican committeeman of Texas, IN
whose home they are guests, started
on an inspection trip up the Valley.
They are scheduled, however, 10 re-
turn here in the early afternoon.
Mrs. Bartlett ~ travelling with
her husband.
The purpose Of the trip 10 Browns
willie Is TO inspect the federal build
ing with a view Of authorizing inn
provements which have been recon-
mended by G.. W. bennett, local
postmaster.
Il is highly improbable hat they
will recommend a new federal build
ing for this city, however, according
" 1ttAhtAs
The Brownsville postofficc II bad
~ in need of additional space and
the federal building needs a general
o%yerhauling.
Local officials Of the department
declared that they would ask that
money be appropriated To rearrange
the interior of the ground floor OF
the building in order TO give the
p~ostoffice space now occupied by the
customs department. II is planned
70 move this department. into quar-
tcrs In the new building being con-
structed at the Gateway bridge.
The upper floors will also come in
for changes, ono of which will be
the enlarging Of the federal court
room.
Included in the party making the
Continued on osge ten.J
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23

questioners and curt refusals TO an
plify or explain his declaration th7t
his stcond wife had obtained a di-
yorcc.
Barrymore filed an affidavit 10
that effect in applying for the mar
riage license. Since then questions
az to when and where the divorce
was obtained have met only with
obdurate replies that II issued a
statement at the time Of applying,
and that II haven't anything else to
say"
Miss Costello refused TO comment
IN the turn Of affairs other than 4,
say that she believed her promised
husband vas free to marry her,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23

he issued a statement saying sucn
a divorce had been granted and that
Mrs. Barrymore No. =, who writes
under the pen name of Michael
Strange. was abroad" nj present.
Dad Opposed Attentions
After il had become known that
the mysterious had ATTEMPT
cd to halt the issuance OF the mar
riage license. Costello revealed that
in the past he had objected to the
attention which Barrymore had been
paying TO his daughter. but said he
had forgiven both Of them" when
the girl disclosed she expected 70
we'd the ~4i-yesr-old actor.
"As long as II ended un In a we'd
ding Il was all right 4ith me," Cos
tello said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23

Film induStry's commentators also
recalled that Mrs. Costello never had
Joined in her husbands objections 10
Barrymore.
The anonymous voice over the tete-
.honc warned the bureau not 20 ls-
sue Barrymore a license because
he hasn't a final decree from his Sec
ond wife yet"
Dolores Has Faith
In regard to the questioned status
Of the second wife. Costello COM
mented. q; certainly dent like &c
looks of things now"
at doesn't put anyone in a very
good light" he added. II think he
ought 20 clear up the situation
Costello was referring also 10
Barrymores repeated sevasion Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
FARMERS BUILD
\. r r
HOME OF WIDOW
- = 4
LOST IN BLAZE

OCONTo FALLS, Wis. Nov. 2S.
-FI-"Love thy neighbor as thy
self is more than a phrase to
farmers car here.
They have literally cNemplified
il by rebuilding tho burned farm
home Of Mrs. Ernestina Schindel,
a widow with eight children.
Under n carpenters direction,
ncighbors rallied 70 her aid i'm
mcdiately after the fire. By Sun
day night, they say, the S%chindels
may move into their new home. A
sum of money. 10 give the family
a new start, has been raised by
neighbors.
II will be a genuine Thanksgiv-
ing this year for the Schindcls.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
Militia Guarding
Negroes Held In
Alleged Killing

MOBILE. Ala, Nov. 23.-(Pl-
Three companies Of national guards
men were on duty at Mobile county
Jail today. where eight negroes were
in custody as a sequel TO the disap-
pearance Of G. &. Coffee 70, retired
Insurance company representative,
from a Halls Lake hunting camp on
November u.
Troops were SEN here last night by
Governor Bib Graves as n precau-
tionary measure.
Three of the negroes. all of whom
are Ioggers. were quoted by authori-
ties in confessions which said that
Coffee was trailed into the woods
by the eight. dubbed 20 death, rob-
bed and his body thrown into Halls
lake.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
LINES ORGANIZE

DALLAS. Tex. Nov. 23.-(PJ-In
an effort to ward off the evil Of
financial responsibility Of some
operators who carry no insurance
or bond protection and TO strength
en- themselves in view of the proba-
bility that motor freight lines will
be placed under jurisdiction OF the
Texas Railroad Commission. plans
were formulated here yesterday for
a statewide organization by repre-
sentatives of 80 Texas motor freight
lines. ID. q. Sanders Of Dallas was
elected president.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
QUITS PRISON A

AUSTIN. Nov. 23.-fP-Judgc "A.
II. Carrigan Of Wichita Falls has
resigned from membership on the
Texas prison board, Governor Dan
Moody announced today. He said he
had not appointed his successor and
did not know what prompted his
resignation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
WALES BAGS LION

DOD0MA, ~Tanganyika Territory,
Africa, Nov. 23.-tPD-The Prince cf
Wales shot a lion measuring s feet.
s inches, in Northern T~anEanvika
Wednesday. The chief secretary Of
the territorial government stated to-
day at Dar-Es-Salaam that there had
been no word Of any changes in the
princes program because Of the I'LL
ness OF King George.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
NEW BAYLOR CHIEFS

DALLAS. Tex. Nov. 23.-(P- Tom
". Cranfill. DR.. VI. Marsh w Craig.
". Y. Lee and Earl y. Smith. all OF
Dallas. have been elected members
of the board az trustees az Baylor
university. saws an announcement
issued here. They will succeed Mrs
o.. s. Borgess.. Murrell Buckner ard
William Morris Of Dallas and Dr.
Forrest Smith Of Fort Worth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
SUSPECT IN OBREGON
Staying BEING HELD

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 2S.--41-Ihe
%-,;.o ordered a detective to Iuxte-
p ~. today to identify n mar beng
p..il there in connection with the
ns sinution Of General Aware
Obregon. 18th fro, Tux-
..rec said the man gave tae name
rArmando Rivas and fitted inc &C.
ol;n.;on II Manuel Trejo-Morales
am whom Jose DC Leon ToRl Dor
lssed the pistol used in shooting
General Oregon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
Thos. F. Ryan Dies
In N York Home

NEW YORK, Nov. %. -tPJ-
Thomas Fortune Ryan aged finan-
cier. died at his home here today
after a short illness.
Death was attributed TO advanced
age. Mr.. Ryan was "a.
The financier's fortune was vari-
ously estimated nc from $500. n0O. 900
to $500. 600, 900 and most Of IL was
invested in tobacco stocks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
HUPP BUYS

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-(P-Inter-
ests closely affiliated with tho Hupp
Motor Car corporation Of Detroit
were understood in Wall Street to-
day 20 have bought in the open
market a controlling stock interest
in Chandler Cleveland Motors cor
poration Of Cleveland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
FORM TRAIL UNIT

BEAUMONT. Texas. Nov. 23.-tTl
A unit If the Old Spanish Trail
association was formed here when
business men met with President
Harral G.. Ayrcs recently. The pur-
pose Of the association II To pre-
vent traffic from being diverted
from the Old Spanish Trail. run
ming from Florida to California 70 a
more northern route.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
CATTLE QUARANTINE

AUSTIN. .Sov. 23.-H1-Quaran-
tine against cattle movi = from
New Mexico into Texas. unless they
arc accompanied by proper certifi-
Gates showing them free from sea-
les infection. will be put into effect
by the Texas Livestock Sanitary
Commission on December I.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
TOO MUCH MOk

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. 2J.-lP-
Twelve Memphis traffic officers be-
gan n three day suspension toby
because they were held guilt Of
laying a dense smoke screen, while
riding at the head ar n negro Armis-
tiee day parade. which caused he
negroes 20 abandon the procession.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
WEATHER

For Brownsville and tho Valley.
Partly cloudy and some hat warm
er tonight; Saturday partly cloudy
"a unsettled.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy and
slightly warmer tonight. Saturday
partly cloudy. unsettled OF the
west coast.
Light 70 moderate notthcTly 70
eastcrly winds on tho coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
MEXICAN FINANCIER DIES

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 25.-tPl-
Elias De Lima. financicr and bank
or, died yesterday. lie represented
the Mexican government IN interrs-
tional financial affairs. or several
occasions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
TO O SATURDAY

NEW YORK. Nov. 2j-tPl-The
board Of governors Of the New York
Stock Exchange today voted % close
the exchange on Saturday. Offices
Of exhange members will remain
open.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
Tide TARLE

High and low tide az Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal meteorologi-
cal conditions:
High ..-... 1885 q. M 1858 y. m.
Low ......... 7:i0 "A. M; 1881 y. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
RIVER FORECAST
Fiood Present 2i-Hr 2i-Hr.

! There will be- no material charge
in the river during the mex few
days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23

Col. Charles "A. Lindbcrgh an
nounced at Mexico City recently that
he would return to the United States
by way Of Brownsville.
Should Col. Lindbcrgh continue on
today after reaching Tampico, Nv
should arrive at Brownsville BY q
D. NJ. II ~, ii " believed that dark
ness would force the famous flyer TO
remain here overnight.
He has given no indication as to
his intentions of stopping here, how
ever.
This would be the colonel's second
flight owe this section. having gone
over here In his second most note
worthy Observation-Disclosures to Mexico
Clty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23
DEPARTS FROM
MEXICO CITY
AT l2:45 P. M.
IF Flight Continu c d
From Tampico, Fa-
nous Filler Should
Arrive BY 6 p. Nj.

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 23.-FJ-Col-
onel Charles a. L~indbergh. homeward
bound after "A visit 70 Ambassador
Morrow, hoped off from the Val
buena flying field for Tampico at
l2:45 y. M, today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-23

THIEF KNOCKS OUT JUDGE
LYONS. France.-Judgc Henri
Harceaux was Knocked unconscio-s
BY n thief convicted in his court.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
Lnele 0nily

\ fsw days go urt'ves touaa the body nasF Mastswas aad rsport&d to UnitsA otates snthsritiae. The description was ebtaan frem Mn Masshali end tho Identification fel.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
BISHOP DISCUSSES CHURCH PROBLEMS
Think England Should Divorce
 Self From CeriCS

Cheltenham. Eng. Oct. ; R-The Right Rev. Arthur c. Headlam. Bishop of Gloucester. believes that the only. solutions to tho problem arising from the house Of commons rejection of the revised prayer book are either disestablishment of the Church of England or parliamentary enactment giving the church spirit ual independence.
 The bishop in speaking n presi- dent of the annual church congress. which although 1t has no official status has been heartily supported as q medium of discussion. said he would seriously regret disestabltsh- ment. His other solution would be along the lines of the Church of Scotland act of 1921 which gave that church full spiritual independence.
 The bishop also referred to the question of reunion of the churches and explained why Catholics were not invited to the congress. Of this he said. "As long as the Pope and I<uSllbI ouVpt ttASbb present unfriendly attitude toward other Christians it will be difficult for those Roman Catholics. who would gladly do so. to confer with us."
 In alluding to the Papal encycii- cal that stated that a union of Chris tians could only come by return of the dissenting to tho original church of Rome. the bishop said:
 "A pronouncement like that is . sign of the weakness of the Pope's position. There are many members of the Roman church in all coun- tries who are dissatisfied with the tyranny of the Italian curia and re- sent its intolerant attitude towards modern thought. I believe there are movements of thought in the church of Rome which even its discipline won't be able to restrain"
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD wFnNEsDAY. OCTOBER u1z

whs at present is rssilinA b rssts Rjea
 Nystesy oneve6
 1As idsntacattsa eisaFsl ID ths mystery that had marked the 1ts- appaaFanco es Mashali after 6aa- dino rebels eaiAeA the "a Lus aine in eastern Nioarasaa on Aprl 13.
 Marshali vas manaSsr of the geld mins and he hsA ens Americas as- sistant. The ether A3sricen escap- d. but the rshais seissd 4Arehan and took over the mine. Ter . brief ums the rsbels at- tempted to wo-k ths valuable gold depesit. found this impossible. then hed after burning most Of the lntns structures. Marshall was taken with them.
 Thers was . report that aarshall had been killed but this was dis proved througt the sighting of the mining engineer. walking with the rebels toward their encampment
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03

Monday. While fuii details of his reception have not yet been worked out. he will motor from the Psnn- sylvania railroad station to his hotel through streets crowded by the morning rush of workers on their way to business
 During the day the nominee will confer with republican workers in the metropolitan area and with New York state leaders.
 To visit Hartford
 While on his trip to Boston. where he is to speak on Monday. October IS. in Mechanics' hall the repub- lican candidate will take occasion to meet with leaders in that state and also will stop over at Hartford. on tho way back to Washington. to con- for with republican county aud state officers tn Connecticut His special train also wtll stop at Springfield and some other towns. where he will make rear platform appearances-
 The change of plans for Hoovsr's V10lt0 " SN0W &VtA 00N NSV~ ASAso land have been welcomed by most republican leaders sincs his addres- e will bs broadcast on week nights instead of on Gaturdays as originally planned. Saturday night ts regard cd as . rather undesirable night for political broadcasting because this ts shopping time in many Of ths smaller cities and towns over the country and the radio audiences aro thus decreased.
 With the change in plans for the eastern campaign. tho republican nominee now is considering the ds. livery of one additional address somewhere on the Atlantic seaboard before hs again turns westward for the fnal campaign drive.
 Just where this speech and the ono he ts to make while en route to Stanford university. will be delivered is for future determination.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
Leaves Sunday

Hoover will leave Washington by special train on the night of Sunday. October :i, reaching New York early
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
LEGLESS MAKE LEGS
 Find Employment In Iowa Artificial Tinlb Factory

Council Bluffs. la, Oct, ] (UP)- Artificial legs are manufactured by legless men in q Council Bluffs fac tory. Seven men are employed in the plant, and they turn out more than $500 legs q year. Three of the employees are without both legs and the others have one leg amputated.
 These legless men," C. A. John son. owner of the company. said. seem to understand the making of artificial limbs better than those who have never been without the use of their legs"
 Johnson himself lost his legs 26 years ago. He then devised the artificial limb he now manufactures,
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
HOOVER RALLY IN
 NJ. ID BE LARGE
Will R Biggest in Eastern
 Campaign

Washington, Oct. ! A - Herbert Hoover's visit to New York city. the home town of the democratic prest- dential candidate. l. to be made tho occasion for the biggest republican rally in the east during thts cam- paign.
 The celebration will begin early on the morning Of Monday. October 3e. with the arrival of the republican presidential candidate from Wash. ington and will reach its climax in mass meeting in Madison Square Garden that night with Hoover de- livering his sixth major addresa
 Hughes to Speak
 Charles Evans Hughes, once Hoover's colleague in tho Harding Coolidge cabinet and himself the republican standard bearer in 1916. will share the speaking program with Hoover. . program which will consume approximately two hours and bs carried to tho country over . hookup second only to that used when Hoover delivered his accept ancs address at Palo Alto on August II.
 With its seating capacity of :o.- 900 tho new Madison Square Garden will afford accommodations second only to those furnished by the Stan ford university stadium in which some 10000 persons gathered to hear Hoover's maiden effort in his first race for an elective public officsA
 Leaves Sunday
 Hoover will leave Washington by
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
BRIDGE OF AyIGNON
Tradition Causes Retention of Fla.
 nous SD8n


 nous Span Avignon. Oct. 3 tUP)-The muni- cipality of Avignon proved today that, in France at least. tradition is stronger than progress. Navigating companies operating harges on the Rhone asked that the famous Saint Benezet bridge here. almost as we'll known in song Ind history aS London bridge, be torn down because 1t was a hindrancc to ships.
 The municipal council met and decided that the bridge was a ra- tionai monument and the ships must get under it the best they could. So French children in their nursery songs will continue to re- peat:
 "On the bridge of Avignon, All the folks dance round and round"
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
Gfo'Gr: pA'SHl|L
 IS L0C''1ED, DEAD
American Engineers Body
 Found ir Niclrl6u

Nanagua. Nioarasua. Oct ! tUP) -0eorss Narshali. American min- inx engineer captured by eandine rebels In April. died In the midlanda of Nlcaragua near AastawaA 1t be. came known teddy.
 Officials Identified the body of . man found aear Mastawas @ that Of Marshall. through . de~eription furnished them hy Nr1 harshall.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03

crnor Smith in noutnatieo.
 He was married te AAna Ejeaaer Roosevelt . nisos Of presidsnt Roosevelt. during his stu4ent days 4t Columbia university. whsrs hc took his law dssrsa, the prsddsnt himself giving the bride away. They have four sonA one . student at Harvard. the others attending their fathers old prep school at 0roton. Ma2A
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
STUDENTS PROSPEROUS

Columbia. Mo. Oct. : (UP)- University of Missouri students drive %75 cars. an increase of 7t over last year.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03

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 eeweP Aal beoa aeeofA1A AesgA4il wae . 9saluoae e tAs 0jehloaa VsAool e 0tneA niA Weehse sasl1as e Ne0 yssk.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
~Windnl1" Plane Tstes W fss Rsuaeel4 Bel

Le 0oatQQk veoAeA dee ! O@ Juaa De ka Ossva's astaoyyo = ~WtAlaill DlaAss teek e2 q 11;te b =. te1ay fse os~nastA rAs DDe1. isA iavsatoe OlaAAe1 te 0ake n ihteenelaeto iaAltag q vaien. sisANAA TAs Waathes was foGey cad 1yaaS ooadttioa0 peee.
 valsoelaaQaA ytaaea. O. ! N- Ths aotaUso WhieA Aeeoe1 G4 from lA oeurDst tAb alesaiAs 'snA. a eafeay q vAlsAp1eoneA The plans waa rsfasisd aa4 lsft fer Bruasals at 1:9e . A
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03
vVon,an,s work is outside the homo

advertising of used family cars than can say.
 "A second would be than luxury in our family. After my husband drives away in the morning have take our daughter to school It's quite way of and w.nt to be that she gets there safely Then have go market .. do my best but haven't the time shop for the best get for budget Then want be my little girl gets back safely Some days it is raining showing And must confess that I'd like friends and take real interest in civic But what do? Though her business is outside tho home too, she hasn't the use of a car."
 The which General Motors dealers taking ade offer women opportunity to have of their 1t low price, And their purchase be arranged General Motors plan of payments s-t CMAC Plan.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-03

As aIpsarsl h sssd Asaith a& tAaa ttos.
 vreo eeNnS uatii mid-s4mnaq theFn wero ae rsports ef NassAail and fears wsss felt fev hs sAfeey. Then h Auguse eaas allitioaaa ee. ports sessningty accurate. th4i Marshall still was captive ef the rebel hand. The rsbeis at that ttme wsre nevina freta eemD to ea0p n tho interior os NicssaSua.
 Recently Unttsd 6tatss autheri- ties in Nicaragua rscsivsd rsperts that Marshail Aa1 lisd of . jjunSis fever aad that hs be1y had hasn ahendons1 Ay the rshelA Att~mpta were maAe to eeaArm this -sDeet. but without OuocaAA
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-05
HOOVER LEAVES
CAPITAL TONIGHT
ON DIXIE TRIP
BY PAUL r. MALLON
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Herbert
Hoover will leave here tonight on a
southern railway special train for
trip to Dixie to deliver his appeal
the south in Elizabethton, Tenn.
tomorrow afternoon.
The trip will mark the first in
vasion of the solid south by a Re
publican presidential candidate in
modern political history.
The Republican nominee will be
accompanied by Mrs. Hoover, his
2l-yearold son Allan, 26 newspa
permen and six news reel photo
graphers. The train leaves at il
p. nj. (E. S. t. and will arrive back
in Washington Sunday at 8 a. M
Hoover will spend eight hours Sat
urday in the Tennessee mountains
motoring, lunehing, parading and
speaking at Elizabethton before he
goes over late in the afternoon to
Johnson City nearby for an address
to the veterans and dinner with the
chamber of commerce there.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-05
Elder NOrthcOtt
Again Grilled On
Sons Activities

RIVERSIDE, Calf, Oct. 5.-In
the belief that Cyrus Northcott
knows more than he has told of the
crimes assertedly committed by his
son and wife, Gordon Stuart North
cott and Mrs. Sarah Louisa North
eott, authorities questioned him
again today.
The elder Northcott was taken in
to custody shortly before suspicion
of conducting a murder farm at
Corona was directed to his son and
wife.
He admitted at that time that
"the pair acted sort of queer at
times but he has refused to add
to that statement.
Strengthening the cases against
young Northcott and his mother,
Mrs. w. X. Winslow, of Pomona,
last night partially identified cap
found in a suitcase belonging to
Northcott as one worn by her son,
Nelson, when he disappeared.
Northcott, now awaiting extradi-
ton from Canada, was accused in
Riverside grand jury indictment
of Staying four youths, including
Nelson and Louis Winslow.
Mrs. Northcott was charged with
aiding in the slaughter of one of
the boys.