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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-22
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142 acres fine citrus land,
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ance 10 years 6 per cent.
Wanted listings on citrus
groves and farm property.
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FOR RENT: Brand new tile stucco
home for small family; oak floors,
murphy beds, built-in features and
garage. On graveled street, two
blocks from pavement. Reasonable
rent. Furnished or unfinished.
Phone 1851 or s72. B-199
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NATIONAL LINES OF MEXICO
CMatamoros Station
No. 132-To Monterrey. Mexico City.
$3.50 a. m
No. l3l-From Mexico City. Monterrey.
$3.50 y. IN.
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CAR BARGAINS
Two 1926 Chevrolet Coaches, each .u... $350.00
1926 Chevrolet Touring .............. $325.O0
1925 Chevrolet Touring .... $4,000
1926 Chevrolet Truck ............... $225.o0
1927 Chevrolet Touring fully equipped, driven
1000 miles, bargain at ........... $55O.00
1925 Ford Truck Cab and Body ....... $265.O0
1926 Ford Roadster with slip-on bed ... $175.00
1926 Ford Coupe, a dandy buy ........ $250.00
SAM FOSTER MOTOR CO.
"Sam Wants to See You"
HARLINGEN
Evening star., 1928-03-07
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Evening star., 1928-03-07
BRITAIN OPPOSES
NEW EGYPT|ANL LAW
Holds Legislation Weakens
Authorities in Maintain.
ing Public Order.

hy f0R AsstfFtAt1I kFrs&~
CAIRO. Egypt. March british
objections 10 regent Egyptian legislation
which II was felt would weaken author
ity in dealing with the maintenance OF
public order and the protection Of life
and property throughout Egypt are re-
ported 10 have been expressed IN q note
handed by Lord lloyd British high
commissioner. To Sarwat Pasha. who
resigned Sunday as premier.
The local newspapers. describing the
note as grave" say that II points out
that recent legislation. although ac-
cepted by the Egyptian executive, weak
ems his authority III maintaining order,
In this connection the note Is stated 20
cite rs All example Law loros0dinS
public demonstrations which the ESyp-
tian goyernmen, Is III the process Of
repeating,
The British government further in
sisted. the newspaper SAY, upon the
maintenance of It's control os The ESyp~
tian army as we'll as the position OF
British officers employed i'll It,
The note had been withheld unul
now AS Britain desired ~ reach All
agreement with Egypt whereby the
Egyptian government would assume the
entire burden Of maiutatoinx order, but
as these negotiations failed several
days ago ii WAS considered incumbent
that Britain. under the terms ot the
declaration VI l9s2. insure the preteS-
ton ~ foreign interest and property
and oppaSe legislation cr any action
calculated to disturb public order.
The cabinet met yesterday to con-
slider the note, but decided that since
Sarwat'S resignation Was III tile hands
oi King ruad the present ministry
could not deal with the situation,
Evening star., 1928-03-07
PATENT OFFICIAL
HITS DILL MEASURE
Robertson Says Bill Is Grave
Danger to Many Lines
OF Business.

by the Associated Press.
The DIN bill providing for forfeiture
OF patents by companies convicted of
monopolistic operations was character
tied aa "a grave danger to all the busi-
ness Of the country which is founded
on patents" by Thomas G, Robertson.
commissioner OF patents testityins to-
day before the Senate patents commit
tee.
THE two things that have made this
country great are It's natural resources
and It's patent system" said Robertson.
Senator Diii. Democrat, Washington
author Of the bin. added he had no
objection 10 the patent system. but 10
,vng patent monopoles AS an excuse
Tor building up gigantic monopolics.
II say thank God for the monapo~
lies" said Robertson. who praised the
great advantages for the individual
citizens that have resulted from the
General Electric Go, = exploitation OF Its
patent rights on the incandeacent
lamp.
II there are iniquities ON the part
or The Radio Corporation Ut America, ;"
Robinson continued, why not legislate
To reach these aloiie instead ot vonlis.
eating the rights OF thousand lnno~
cent patent holders as well2"
Evening star., 1928-03-07
SENATE RAT|F|ES
PACT W|THFRANCE
Arbitration Treaty Accepted
as Written Without Roll
Call Vote.

The Senate late yesterday ratified the
French arbitration treaty without roll
call vote.
Senate approval of the treaty marks
completion of the first step In the ad-
ministration project for modernization
Of all existing arbitration treaties and
reinforcement of the machinery for
peaceful settlement of international dis
putes. Under the agreement reached
with the Senate committee, negotiation
Of protocol understanding with France
to make IL plain that the Bryan conciN-
alton pact remains operative and un-
modified By the new arbitration agree
ment, has already been initiated.
Replaces Root Treaty.
BY It's terms the new treaty, which re-
places the root arbitration treaty with
France that expired February 27, pro-
yides for submission 10 arbitration OF
any dispute between France and the
United States that does not involve a
purely domestic question. the interests
of third power. the Monroe doctrine
or the obligations OF France under the
covenant of the League OF Nations. This
language Is complete change from
that Of the Root treaty, which excepted
from arbitration questions involving The
national honor OF vital interests OF
either party. The new language IS re-
gar5ed by State Department officials az
materially strengthening the peaceful
settlement agreement. and narrowing
the field Of excepted subjects OF dispute.
OutIawing of War Hinted.
Another new feature OF the treaty Is
It's preamble declaration against resort
20 war and lis expression Of the hope
that a day will come when all coun-
tries will renounce war as an agency
Of national policy. This Language
grew out OF exchanges between Premier
BRAND and Secretary Kellogg in regard
10 the possibilities Of d separate treaty
for Pronunciation OF war between the
two countries. That project. ampliiied
by Secretary Kellogg 10 contemplate a
six-power multi-lateral anti-war treaty
TO be signed by Great Britain. Italy
Germany and Japan. As well as France
and the United States. has been given
consideration al Genefa within the last
few days b. the European premiers and
spokesmen.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
SENATE APPROVES
HIGHWAY MEASURE.
Capital-Mt. Vernon Boulevard
Bill Passed Without 4
Opposition.

(Fr0m the $50 Edition Of Yes:erdsy's star.)
The Swanson bill To authorize con-
struction Of the proposed Memorial
Boulevard from the National Capital tn
Mount Vernon was passed By the Sen.
ate this afternoon without debate. The
bill will be transmitted to the House,
where a similar measure is awaiting
action.
The Senate measure authorizes
George Washington Bicentennial Com
mission TO take all steps necessary 70
lay out and build this memorial high
way from the new Arlington Memorial
Bridge 10 the home and burial place of
the first President. The Bureau of
Public Roads Of the Department Of Ag-
riculture is directed to Cooperate IN
making surveys and other necessary ar
rangement5.
Cost Covers Four Years.
The project conternplates an ultimate
expenditure Of S4.500 900, to Be appro-
pfIated over period Of several years.
It is intended. however. that the bCUle-
ward should be completed in tine for
the celebration Of the 2C0th anniver-
sary of the birth of George Washing
ton in 1882.
The first appropriation would be for
$500 900. in the second year s2000,0 ,000,I
in the third year $1,000, 600 and in the
last year 81 600 900. The Swanson bill
contains the authorization for these
sums. which would have 10 bn appro-
priatcd trom year TO year IN one Of the
appropriation bills.
The bill received prompt attention in
the Senate. having bsen reported by
the library committee only feT days
ago By Chairman Fess.
Cites Presidents Favor.
In the report the committee called
attention to the following comment in
the message Of President Coolidge to
Congress last December:
Provision is being made 10 COM
memorate the 200th anniversary OF the
birth OF George Washington. Sugges-
ton has been made for the consiruc-
ton of a memorial road leading from
the Capital TO Mount Vernon. which
may well have the consideration Of the
Congress-"
The construction OF a highway TO
Mount Vernon as memorial 20 George
Washington originated as long ago as
1856. In 1888 the Mount Vernon Ave
nue. Association vas incorporated b.
the Virginia Legislature. and the idea
as fostered by that association has
since been warmly commended.
Evening star., 1928-03-07

sion. headed by Representative Temple
of PENNSYLVANIA. Secretary Work ac-
companied the park commission on one
OF It's inspection trips through the wild.
rugged areas which are 10 make up the
Easts great national parks,
Notice has been given by Gov. Byrd
and William T.. Carson. chairman OF the
Virginia Conservation and Development
Commission. that the State will not
stand by and permit property owners
In the Shenandoah Park area to boost
the price Of their real estate contingent
on its purchase for park purposes, Menu
bers Of the condemnation iurieS to fix
prices for land In one county are to be
chosen from other counties 81 that the
cry OF tatoritisyn may not bc raised,
boundary areas OF the Shenandoah
Park have been fixrd, and every piece
Of property listed as iu It's tax and sale
values. Some difficulty arose two years
ago regarding condemnation of certain
valuable properties with the proposed
park areas. These included several
valuable homes and some orchard lands
with a comparatively high value. A
survey VAS necessary to iron ont the
difficulty, and MIR, Carson Indebted htm~
SELF personally Ia the extent of $40 OOo
Ia So arrange the areas that they would
either not be Included IN the park or
could he purchased at a reasonable
price.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
UTILITY HEARINGS
START TOMORROW
Electric and Gas Association Of
fcers to Appear Before Trade ,
Commission.

By the Associated Press
The Federal Trade Commission an
nounced today that it viii begin pre-
linlinary hearings tomorrow On the in
yestigation OF the public utility COM
panies under the Walsh Senate reSolu-
ton.
Officers OF the National Electric Light
Association and the American Gas As
sociat!on will be examined as 10 certain
documents of the association relative 20
their organization and personnel. TIE
data will be used as basis for further
investigation. according 10 the commits
sion.
Commissioner Edgar A. Mccullough.
former member Of the Arkansas SU-
prene Court, viii preside. and Robert
E. Healy. chief counsel for the cc;nri!s-
sion, Will conduct the examination.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
WAR FUNDS BILL GETS
APPROVAL OF SENATE;
$4,000 Included for Construction
Work at Walter Reed-Tctal
Is $500. coo. 600.

The conference report or the War
Department appropriation bill. including
all amendment allowing $4,000 for
construction work st Walter Reed Hos
p},al. Was approved by the Senate yes
tevday. Il must b. acted on oy tES
House before the bill goes 20 The pre>.-
dent. The total Of the measure IS sS-
proN;mately S4oo, ,0QG, 600.
The rivers and harScrS appropriation
remains az the Senate figure o. slightly
more than SIS 900 00l. as compared -
the $50 900 eco carried BY the bill IS
passed by the House.
The House managers corc2-rSd IL
she Senate amendment carrying $l,Soo-
geo fos Hood relief, This sum IS - ce
used by the Mississippi. River Commits
sion Ter repayment ~ 1ocA Interests
which advanced funds Scr levy repairs
during The aoed last Spring,
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Snail Dressers Union Sues Dictionary
For Saying Liver Is Sometimes Substituted

Legally IN this suit the snail Ia
described as u ea6lropDd. which includes
his hnihers aud sisters named Whtlkh,
peitpiukies. limpets and C1wfifs. The
Edlhl@ EnaiI Drehsefs' tjni1n, Wiiich
really tndtesSss tbhu, buiis them and
Oils them. wants $4,000 damages i0T
The alleged libel. holding that Ihe dir"
tioiaIy's assertions constitute warning
IL ENktr1uod inFsts not 10 buy tile
ready~psepared variety,
The Judges ate taking time ~ look
iato ths mstteI+~-eg iaLo ths Ahe!ls,
Evening star., 1928-03-07
P0Olesvillc Woman Dies.

sneNaI HIsnaI'h Il % Tie htAf.
P0OI OI.EsViIIE, Md, March 1,~~Mrs.
Sarah White williams, 10 years old,
died this morning at the home Of her
son. Harry NJ Williams. after n short
illness of pneumonia, fshs waa the
widow of John Henry Williams, and
leaves four daughters and three sons,
as follows, Mrs. betty Edmonaton. Mrs
Wallace w. Poole, Mrs Wilson Ward
and Mrs Garter Clagett, all uf Mont
goinery County. Harry NJ Williams of
ihia place, Dr Frank Williams u New
Totk and OTIS Williams of Round tiill,
Va Funeral srtpiees viii be held at the
home Ut iiarfY NJ williams Friday nj
pm she was daughter Of The late
Il, n, White II roolesyllle and ilfe-
long resident here.
Evening star., 1928-03-07

San Francisco Superintendents
Charged With Political Activities.

George J. Asmussen and A. r. Schul-
er. superintendents Of mail In the San
Francisco post oiiice. were ordered re-
moved from Office today by Postmaster
General New. following charges OF po-
iitical activities
The action followed an investigation
by the Civil Service and by postal In
spect0rs Both men were. involved III
the campaign Of former Postmaster j.
T., Powers for mayor, the department
said, The dispiAsal will be effective
March 10. A number OF clerks and
minor officials IN the post office have
been denoted for political activities.
postal authorities stated.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
THREE AMERICANS
ESCAPE IN CRASH
Paris to-London Air Liner
Damaged in Forced Land
ing in Fog.
By the Associated P.ess.

By the Associated P:esa.
LONDON, March 7.-Of half dozen
forced descents OF cross-Channel air.
planes because Of thick fog yesterday,
only one today apparently was accom-
panied by danger.
A dispatch from Folkestone TO the
Daily Mail said French air liner from
Paris to London crashed in field near
the Lympne Airdome, Kent. Three
Americans had narrow escape. Bar
oncss Van Till Canch KAvanagh OF The
Hague was cut In the face. being the
only one Of the eight passengers aboard
to be injured.
As the passengers emerged white faced
from the Wreckage their first thought
was praise for Roger Maury, pilot. VINO
brought the machine safely across the
fog-blanketed waters Of the English
Channel with one engine disabled.
Slowly Crosses Channel.
The Americans were Miss Dorothy
Palmer Of Seattle, Miss Margaret Dun
can, who gave her address as care Of
the American Express. Paris" and s.
Ahiloff. New York City.
When the machine neared the French
coast the left wing dipped suddenly,
j. w. Wilesmith, an English passenger
said The pilot turned as If TO head
inland. The machine then seemed TO
right itself and the pilot headed sea-
ward again.
Listing to the left and travelling slow
" 1t reached the English coast. The
left wing dipped again. The plane
spiraled rapidly toward the earth.
There was crash" said WileSnith.
The machine bounced several times
after the wing struck the ground and
slithered sideways about 100 yards. The
passengers were iolted all over the
place. The baggage tumb!ed about us.
Other Planes Forced Down.
THE women we're wonderful. They
made no sound until the pilot brought
his machine TO Standstill. He climbed
out OF the cockpit and quietly opened
the door for us We got out quickly
because both engines were wrecked and
We feared the machine might catch
FIRE"
The pilot, he said. explained valve
spring in one OF the engines had ap-
parently broken.
Other planes. British. French. Bel
gian Dutch and German. made forced
landings on the coasts OF England,
France and Belgium without accident.
Because OF the fog. many pilots re-
fused TO risk the Channel fight. A
German plane, bound for Berlin, re-
turned TO Croydon two hours after
starting in the thick weather.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
LENTEN SERVICE THEME.
DR.. Stokes breaches on Christ =
Perfect Character.

"In Christ We have the perfect char
acter." DR.. Anson Phelps Stokes. canon
Of Washington Cathedral said today
In his address at the Lenten services
in Keiths Theater, under the auspices
OF the Washington Federation of
Churches. The Teaching OF Christ
Concerning the Kingdom OF God" was
the subject OF his address.
II you would study the perfect In
diyidual. look TO Christ" DR.. Stokes said
Christ was the perfect individual"
Rev. T.. c. Reynolds. chairman of the
committee on public meetings OF the
federation. presided and offered prayer.
DR.. Stokes will speak tomorrow on THE
Christian Life OF Faith and Love"
There will be no services OH Friday.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
POLICE TEST GAS CLUB.
Three Alexandria Officers Tempo.
rarily blinded by Fumes.

Special Wspsteh 10 The star,
ALEXANDRIA. Va, March - A
tear eas club purchased by Police Cant,
w, w, Campbell of the Alexandria io-
lice department proved sueceaslui this
morning IN It's t,lat trial Motor Cyolu
Policemen Charles McCiary, E,tsaf
Mayhuah ana ttonaid Mullen walked
through Tie fumes irom its eNpius,on
hy Capt Campbell aud were temimrar~
ilY bllnsled The billy may hu usrd
either rs u mace or la throw gaa fumes.
which are eJaeted by \ niggsr,
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Girl Lives 50 Days After Auto Accident
Skaters Brain Cells and paraly.es Body

that when stFulS by the automobile
many tiny eeitS which make up she
brain we're shattered, The separation
he said. resulted In breaking the neg-
vous current through the main. maSlls
thought hnlessth,e, lie said shaItevlns
os the brain has affected the entire
nervous ayseem, Sa that exC~W tar In.
voluntary twlgehlnss her eN>ty Is ISAr~
alvaed and inert
Miss suSrlnaann has been FED artl~
ntiaNy fui ~ days, Her djSeSttyA NJ.
gans are tunotsoulng psokNeyly, ng. uasS
said. and her gv%lut atlan. lAliSe And
Temperature alV uNrMai
i,r. Hsss satd ttat syye<&s Ut AZ
Iemnts III hrms MtaS kuseapnann h>,eA
ia normal ssate viii delrnd eNA the is-
eaaelallya peNela NJ her eaAln,
Evening star., 1928-03-07
ACTION PLEAsEs FRANCE.
News Of Treaty Ratification Calls for
Favorable Comment.

PARIS. March 7 Ratification
ny the American Senate of the Franco
American arbitration treaty brought
favorable comment today in French
political circles. Out of compliment 10
The Eenate's unanimous vote. the pact
VIII be- presented 10 The French
Chamber Of Deputies for approval, al
though this procedure Is not required
to make the treaty binding.
The French constitution requires
parliamentary ratification Os treaties
only when they Involve some new
foreign policy Or are connected with
finances.
In the present instance the French
ratification cannot be made until
Autumn. Parliament adj0ugas FOR the
elections within few days and while
The np@ chamber will convene In June.
is session then viii be only perfume.
tory,
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Discussion of French War Debt Issue
Quickly Checked as Senator'S Near Tilt

the question was incompetent, imma-
terial and not the best evidence"
"If the Senator from Utah, member
Of the commission from the start. can
not furnish the best evidence, then no
body can" said Senator Watson.
II did not say the witness was incom-
petent," Norris replied, adding that the
question was clearly out Of order under
the rules.
"Of course, II is," Senator Watson said.
and on appeal from the Republican
leader, Senator Curtis, Kansas, that the
Senate avoid wasting all morning "as
1t did yesterday" tine affair blew over.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Gordon Nomination Delayed.

The tiabeomnittee appointed by the
Eerats judiciary committee ~ consider
the nomination n MAJ. Peyton Gordon
~ bs IN associate JQEtice u! the Dis
tf.et EypfeH4e Court viii not take up
f1e nomination 4h'I Bonle time next
cffk. Tie judiciary committee has re-
relSec arclfat11fIE that there viii be
Egnge opposition, but ne subcommittee
hss he'd 10 meetings thus far W go
:n1C the question:
Evening star., 1928-03-07

Special Mseatva ~ The SiAr,
WAYNkSRORO. Va, March TN.
l.. Barber " Stasn,on suffered u
cut Oh the neck. and Rern.ce and Rar~
ney Spectoe escaped With scratches
when their automobile coiliaed with
another maehme near here last ught,
The BARBER n,aGhne turned over.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
HITS MUNITIONS BILL.


Acting Secretary Robbins VI the War
DEPARTMENT today advised the House
military committee that passage VI the
Burton resolution ~ prohibit export nf
war munitions ~ belljgcfent nations
would Landicsp The departments ef-
forts 20 maintain an adequate indus
tsiai preparedness
He said .,hat strict appiicaii6n u the
resolution might be construed az tor
bidding the expiration 0t many ar
ticjes such ~ steel. cOpptr, cDttOn
starch and other materials which have
many important commercial isses mere
~ because they efe capable If being
u%eG in Tie manufacture nf muBitiuua
Evening star., 1928-03-07

~ tht kss9e1stff PffSs.
PhHle, March 7~~When In a snail
not a gns;l3 This question IL before N
commercial court IN Paris III Ii suit
brought by tl.e Edible f;nail DfesserA'
UBion against a French dicIi0uaty ar
etiyed nf saying that sometimes snail
II jittl. strip II liver tNiAlsd INTO
stitsls a}d sold III ii ku@li's sheiI
H. H. alleged stbsj That the di6tIonary
says That sometimes little enaIis aIe
eGid Ia shells III big snaiis iitat have
A!seads seliegsd tl.s!f sUststery ss.issiot.s
Evening star., 1928-03-07

By The Associated fNss,
pAlNEaVilI.E, Ohio, March T.
Cleveland medical men are making an
Intensive study Of the case oi Nelen l.,
nusrhmann, ia~year-e Lake Erie Cat
lese student, whose organs have been
l,mcttoning property for NJ days Win
her brain aud body naralyaed,
Tho student. whuse home IL at West
field, N. y, lal@ed Into nnconsctonse
mesa after heing struck hy All aatan,o-
bile JANUARY Ii, Since brought so the
hospital here she has not spoken, AMI
aNcvpt for oeeasionai nervous ses,afeA
has nat uosvd
nF. Claude hpek, a Cleveland s.uz
geon and number III associates Who
have examined Mia husellaat,n said