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Lawn Party Honors
Miss Hazel Pearce

Miss Hazel Pearce left Sunday
morning for Minneapolis to resume
her work in the art department Of
the Dayton store. Miss Pearce has
been spending two weeks here as
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Pearce.
Twenty-Five friends of Miss
Pearce enjoyed q lawn party Sat-
urday evening at the Hazelhurst,
Mrs. Pearce being hostess in honor
Of her daughter.
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NEBRASKA APARTMENTS - Fur
7ished, every convenience. frigidaire.
gas ranges and heaters. jefferson
and Fourteenth Streets. Phone 1894.
wac
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OLITICAL
AN c Il TENTS
Under this heading will be published
The names Of candidates for public office
The fees for announcement will be rs
follows.
For district offices ...... $500
For county offices. ........s25.o
For justice Of the peace. $500
For precinct offices. ...... $500
Names Of candidates will be carried In
NE announcement column until the July
primary.
The Brownsville Herald Is authorized to
make the following announcements Of
candidates subject to the democratic pri-
mary in July.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT-Apply
IN" System Store. 65S. West
Elizabeth st. A-103
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BARGAIN--22 acres, Block Number 2
in Thompson Addition; close in to
San Benito, all in cultivation. The
legal representative will be at Stone
wall Jackson Hotel 9th or 10th TO
close up. II you want bargain, in
vestigate. Call or address VIM. Shelly,
Stonewall Jackson Hotel, San Benito.
C-42
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NATTONAL LINES OF MExICO

(Matamoros Stationl
No. 1870 Monterrey. Mexico City.
$3.50 a. n.
No. i31-Frcm Mexico City. Monterrey.
$3.50 .. m.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANT to buy good light trailer. Ad-
dress r. w. Townsend, Mercedes,
Texas, Route 2, Box 80. CO
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ANOTHER SACRIFICE: 1853 acres
less than one half mile from Browns
vile Country club ground. All in
cultivation and all good land. Price
toe low TO quote openly. Easy terms
and possession at once; or will rent
70 good tenant. See US ne once IL
you want this. $. c. Graham q Co.,
Brownsville, Texas. C-27
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FRIENDLY Doorways apartments. 2
or 3 rooms. furnished with bath,
fireplace. ~kitchenette. garage, garden
spot. Prices range from SIS 10 $45.
On highway. Mrs. Dorothy r. Pritch-
EFT, 0lmito. B-193
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FINANCIAL

$3.50 TO SITS per month on $4,000
investment. Will stand very strict
inspection. G. A. Hall, Donna, Texas.
B-3O0
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BLACK DIAMOND BUS LINE
Cars to Mission on the hour every hour.
s A. m "a 6 D. M, and at 1880 - m.
$3.50 p. m. 1850 p. m. and . p. m
To Point Isabel. ESQ n m and i:30
y. m. $3.50 .. m
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MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES
No. l2-To Houston. San Antonio 5s4o
n m.
No. 1f-To Houston. New Orleans. 6:2o
p m.
No. le-Te Houston. San Antonio. St.
Louis. 7:&S p. n.
No. i5-From 81. Louis. San Antonio.
Houston. 1856 a. m.
No l3-From Houston and New Or
leans. $3.50 a. "a.
No. 11-From San Antonio and Hous-
ton. 10 80 p. m
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No 3i9-From Houston. San Antonio.
p:t5 a. m.
No. SOTO Houston. San Antonio.
$50 D. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27
I~ncarnate Word
PIT Organizes

The Parent Teachers association OF
the Academy of the Inearnate Word
was organized Friday May p at 1
o.. m. at d well attended meeting OF
parents and teachers.
Mrs. John Closner opened the meet
ing and asked Mrs. Seidenglanz Of
Dallas, Texas, who is an efficient or
ganizer of PIT. A. organizations 70
preside. She presided as temporary
chairman.
The following officers were elect
ed. President Mrs. Leroy Norris;
first vice president, Mrs. Albert
Browne; second vice president, Mrs.
0. X. Mason; third vice president,
Mrs. McGoohan; treasurer, Mrs. Q.
Morton; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. J. l.. Nortmann; recording sec
rotary, Mrs. II. l.. Yates.
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Yznaga re-
ported the excellent work accom-
plished BY the PIT. AS of their ward
schools. The Mother Superior in be-
half Of the sisters expressed her
satisfaction in having the mothers
cooperate with them and recalled the
fact that Mother Stanislaus had ex-
pressed a wish to have an ~organiza-
ton on this order over twenty-five
years ago.
The next meeting will be held June
IS, at the Incarnate Word on st.
Charles street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27
Hole II One On
1907 Yard Drive

Members Of the Country club are
discussing the feasibility or lower
INK Mrs. J. NJ. Georges handicap.
Any one who can make a 150-vard
hole in one is not entitled TO more
than a very minimum handicap, al
though no one has advanced any new
figures.
The discussion was pr~ecini.ate l
Saturday whenMrs. George. plavin-
a twosome with Mrs. %. n. Deputy.
drove off the eighth hole making the
nine hole in one. She yelled cy-
ultantly when she realized what she
had done, and all but followed the
direct path Of the ball excep. thar
her path WIS barred by the rescca
This is the fifth time n hole mas
been made in one on the Country
club course. George Desha said Sat
urday. Desha made the first orr
on the old No. 3, now No. II, a mere
1877 yards, however. That was two
years ago. His record was repeated
about six months later by w. Is
Walton, also on No. 3. Twice more
No. 3 was made in one. Billy Tuck-
or lifted the bali into the No. 8 crr
about eight months ago, and a few
months later j. NJ. George. Mrs
Georges husband. repeated the feat
The men are now out to beat Mr.
Georges record. A woman making \
150-yard hole in one is too much
they say.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27
New Equipment
Given Try-Out
At Raymondville

RAYMONDvILLE. May 26--Ray.
mondville's new 500 gallon pumper
which was added to the volunteer fire
fighting equipment two weeks ago
got into action for the first time Fri
day night and prevented what prob
ably would have turned into a serious
fire, according to witnesses.
The fire, which broke out in
house on Sixth street near the bust
ness section, was rapidly put out
by the volunteer force under Captain
George Cummings.
The wind was in the right direction
to cary the blaze into the business
district and the new equipment Is be-
lieved TO have been the handspring
in the stopping the spread.
The volunteers had had only three
practice sessions with the new equip
ment but handled it we'll, according
to Mr.. Cummings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27

serve delegates who, they say, will
swing to their candidate when needed
and are passing along the word that
it's az over but the shouting.
During the week, Texas republicans
got ilto a grand row in their party
convention, and out of a great deal
Of disorder, two contesting delega-
tions to Kansas City emerged. One
is pledged 10 Hoover, the other un-
instructed, and their dispute is one
Of a number the republican national
committee viii have on its hands for
adjustment when il convenes June 4
at Kansas City for that purpose.
The Texas democratic state con-
vention. also held during the week,
was a tussle from start 10 finish.
Firts the ultra-drys were routed in
their efforts TO get definite instruc-
tons against Smith, then the Smith
forces suffered a setback, Gov. Dan
Moody marching off with an unin-
strueted delegation which favors a
dry plank in the national platform
and a dry presidential nominee to
stand on il.
A new favorite son-Ritchie-was
brought definitely into the field when
the rs democratic delegates from
Maryland, all pledged 70 the COVER
nor, were named. Richie has con-
fided that he doesn't expect to be
nominated, and the Smith managers
have been placing the Maryland dele
cation on their reserve list.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27
A Real
Opportunity

200; exists for two
e, !sel or three young men
4, n Experienced or in
pr expert fenced who
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he automobile selling
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ne, S0s A wide-open field now ex-
GAS lists for the selling Of our
Toll line of motor cars in
the Brownsville.
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, Advertising and exploita-
have developed far
nOS prospects than we
w can follow up.
Ourtwo makes of cars are
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!, leaders in their respective
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27
MAYPOSTPONE
ADJOURNMENT
Battle On to Hold Sen
ate in Session An
other Week

WASHINGTON, May 26.-tP-
Confronted with demands for a
longer session, the senate will vote
on Monday on the house resolution
fixing 5 p. m. Tuesday as the adj
journment hour for congress. Lead
ers tonight believed it would he
adopted.
Protesting for longer considerf-
ton Of his Boulder canyon dam bill,
Senator Johnson, republican, Cali
f~ornia. has two amendments to the
resolution pending, n setting a
week from Tuesday as the adjourn
ment date and the other designating
next Saturday rs an alternative.
Senator Curtis Of Kansas. the re-
publican leader. presented the house
resolution today Immediately after
the last Of the appropriation bills
was sent TO the White House-the
$4,000. 900 second deficiency meas
ure. His request for immediate
consideration, requiring unanimous
consent, was blocked By Senator La
toilette, republican. Wisconsin, who
IS supporting the move Of Senator
Johnson for a longer session. This
forced over consideration of the res
olution for a day, Vice President
Dawes ruled, but on Monday il
comes up under the rules and must
be voted upon without debate.
While demands were voiced from
both sides Of the chamber TODAY for
a session lasting beyond next Tues
day, leaders were confident that
with all Of the appropriations meas
ures and the tax bill out Of the way,
the Tuesday adjournment or at leas:
the next Saturday quitting date
would be approved.
Urging action On the S2T4,lG0. OOO
naval cruiser construction bill, Sen
ator Hale. republican. Maine, Joined
with Johnson in asking postpone.
ment Of the adjournment hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27
EUROPE
ROW SERIOUS
Jug~oslavians and Ital-
ians Clash in Sew
eral Riots

BELGRADE, J~ugoslavia. May 26.-
REORGANIZATION against Italy
and counter demonstrations against
Jugoslavia broke out to-day in the
districts Of Dalmatia and Slovenia.
Consulates were attacked and flags
Of the two countries we're torn down
and d~esecrated. Police used clubs
freely and hundreds of heads were
cracked.
Decision Of the J~ugoslavian gov
eminent to ratify he Nettuno con-
ventions. which would permit Ital-
ian citizens to own land within 80
miles of the Adriatic coast Of Jugo-
slavia, caused the outbreaks. Jugo-
slavians demonstrated against Italy
and Italians resident in the disturb
ed districts Mt once retaliated.
At SeInico, Dalmatia, the Ital-
ian consul was driven into his cell
lar by n mob which gave way TO
police only after a hard fight.
At Preko, irate Italians who
heard Of the Sebenico episode. took
a Jugoslavian flag off n motor boat,
tore il into shreds and burned the
remnants in the nnblic square.
Fascists prevented the Jugoslav-
ian steamer Kosovo from cara from
entering Preko harbor. and that port
now is reported closed to Jugoslav-
ian traffic.
cara itself was the scene Of an
anti-ltalian riot. The Italian club
rooms there were demolished. an
Italian flag was burned in the mar
ket square, and the windows of the
italian consulate were smashed. TIE
mob also wrecked the offices Of the
Italian steamship company "Pola."
II is re-c f.1m Spalato that
italy has recalled Consul Castanetti.
He is to report personally TO his
home government regarding a Jugo-
slavian film which was shown there
and which, IL ~ said. extensively be-
Titled the Italian army.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27
No Sunday Sermon AT
Central Christian

There will be no Sunday sermons
az the Central Christian church due
to tire fact that Rev. Wright, who
has answered the call Of the local
church. has not arrived to fill the
pulpit left vacant by the departure
Of Rev. r. s. Baker.
Rev. Wright. who will come here
from Hillsboro, will be here in time
to fill the pulpit next Sunday, &C
cording to members Of the church.
Sunday school will be held rs
usual at Gas q. m. and Christian
Endcavor at 6:45. These will be
the only services neld Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27
Registrations For
Women's Camp Made

SAN BENITO, May 26-Re-ist-l-
lions for the rural women's en-
campment AZ Rio Hondo are already
being made, according to Miss Ka.e
Adele Hill OF this city, county home
demonstration agent, and a number
of Valley women are expected at the
two-day encampment, which will ne
held on the banks Of the Arroyo Col
orndo June ~ and IS.
Provision is being made 10 take
care Of all that will attend, and
registrations should be made early,
according to the officers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27
Crockett Elected
To Rotary Meeting

HARLINGEN. May 2s.-Dr. J A.
Crockett was elected as alternate
delegate Of the Harlingen Rotary
club 10 the national convention W
Minneapolis at the meeting Of the
club here Thursday.
He will take the place az Miller
HARDWOOD. retiring president of ths
club, who was unable 20 70. DR.
Crockett is the new secretary Of .he
club. The other delegate IA Carl
Wood, new president Of the club.
The new officers will w Installed
a. the first meeting in July.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27
R~aymondville Auto
Firm In New Hands

RAYMONDVILLE. May 2s.-Dur-
ing the week, A. j. Coulter has
transferred his interests IA the
Chevrolet agency here TO George 3.
Calder and associates. Mr.. Coulter
has been in charge of the Chevrolet
agency here for the past two yen ".
conducting the business under the
name Of the Coulter Motor company.
The new firm will be known as the
Raymondville Motor company, and
for the present will have quarters
in the Delta Franklin Sales building.
Mr.. Caldre has been in business ia
McAllen for several years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27
Paving Is Started
On Pt. Isabel Street

POINT ISABEL. May 26.-Shell is
being placed on Yturria street from
North Shore drive 20 Gomez street
as the first step in the extensive
street topping program Just now IN
der way. This street parallels the
Yacht basin and extends from the
North Shore drive bridge 70 east OF
the Point Isabel Yacht club.
The she'll is being put on II
inches deep and packed and rolled.
When thoroughly settled it will be
topped.
Grading on Powers and Maxan
streets. which are % be paved with
concrete is almost finished.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27

MEET
Is PREDICTED
Deadlock Very Prob
able, Anti-H
Leaders Say; Hoover
Backers Confident

WASHINGTON. Nav 2g-tP-As
the last % the delegates to the repub-
near re | convention are being
selected. dispute whether there
. wiz be a nom nation on an early
ballot or a deadlock goes on.
from the standpoint of ~pre-conven-
.ion delegate strength, Hoover has
the best Of il. Even his foes. while
insisting that he won't be nominated
concede that. But neither his man
ayers, nor those Of Lowden, who has
amassed a formidable bloc Of dele
gates, are claiming that their men
nave the votes 20 win on the first
ballot. From both camps, however.
come predictions of victory later in
the voting.
In the face Of their forecasts, more
tnan n party leader il passing the
UP that neither Hoover nor Lowden
a smooth sailing ahead in the con-
Ventlon and that a deadlock is in the
making.
1t is in connection with such pre-
Gictions that the names of Coolidge.
dawes, Curtis, Hughes and n number
OF others, who would be in a real
cark horse class, are advanced.
IL IS generally agreed that much
depends on how Secretary Mellon
plays his hand at Kansas City. He
Will head the big uni~nstructed dele
cation from Pennsylvania, and al
though he had declared that Hoover
ooks best of the candidates in the
Held, predictions are made in some
quarters that he will do something TO
bring Coolidge forcefully before the
convention as the best bet for the
party's presidential nominee.
Among republican leaders there is
n difference Of opinion as to what
would happen il a deadlock develops.
The Hooverites, going On the theory
that Coolidge has removed himself
definitely from the picture, are driv-
ing for the nomination early in the
balloting. Striving 10 head off a
deadlock, they are winding up their
pre-convention campaign in the face
of opposition from the field. which
seems TO increase in bitterness as the
time for a showdown nears.
The Kansas City convention will
get under way two weeks from Tues
day. A fortnight later. at Houston,
the democrats will begin their quad
rennial deliberations. which party
NAN aAI hRHAHE Will lE lAAhAAAAs
Smith is far in the lead, and appar-
emily his supporters are not concern
ed owe contentious, coming from
some quarters in the opposition
E camp, that he can be stopped at
H. custom.
It 81 aed, OF Missouri, however. Is still
The aft r. nc a fight for the demo-
e internatioT-hateon, and many Of
te1.Itnrs opponents, particularly in the
South, are doing their utmost TO
cement together an opposition bloc.
Nearly all the states that must
still select their delegates are in the
South. Several of the delegations
from that section already designated
are classed as anti-Smith. and those
fighting the governor insist enough
votes can be lined up in the South.
with those from favorite son states in
swftfer sections, TO keep Smiths
strength below the required two
thirds majority. His hackers say it
rant be done. They point 20 re-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27
CORNELL OARsMEN WIN

ITHACA. N. Y, May 26.-Pl-
Cornell's oarsmen swept through to
victory in all three races in the dual
regatta, with Syracuse on Lake
Cayuga today. The big red varsity
scored its victory by a margin OF
two and one-quarter lengths.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-27
TWO DROWNED

KANSAS CITY, May 2s.-tP-
Clifford Mark, IL, and Stanley la
rose, 10, were drowned while swim
ming in the Blue river here Today
with several companions.
The Washington times., 1928-03-31

he who succeeded Harding as Sen.
ator.
The Washington times., 1928-03-31
jas. NJ. C0X, JR.
ARRESTED
IcontInued from FIrEt Pagel

A@O41IlIASu 4IOul 1ALSI y dL&E.tszss
men Kolb and Sasse, who were
standing in Fifth Avenue at Twenty
ninth Street
Cox's automobile, of (which he was
the sole occupant, sped UP the ave-
nue., they said, striking Peter Lor-
EMO. The. blow was glancing one
but it knocked Lorenzo to the pave
unent.
Cox failed to stop his car, the
pafrOImen alIege. They gave chase
ana fired j number OF shots, which
finally brought the car 30 stop.
Cox, they said, attempted to escape.
but trippAd as he jumped from the
automobile and fell on the sidewalk,
cutting his face.
The police took him back to the
scene of the accident where an am
buiance surgeon stitched q small cut
on Cox's forehead
Walk bit. the patrolmen or
dered ana Cox, they said, wavered
unsteadily. Then they arrested him
on the amortization charge.
Cox, when Arraigned, gave his adj
dress at 9s1 Yale Station, New
Haven, Conn.
He told Magistrate Dreyer that he
knew he had hit someone, but
thought his car had barely brushed
the laborer. He was unable 10 fur.
nish bail at once and was. locked in
q cell.
The Washington times., 1928-03-31
CA Gil BLAV On
SPEEDING
CONTINUED from First Paze.l
.nse counsel for Policeman Orville

Continued from First Paze.)
tense. counsel for Policeman orville
Staples.
Then, Gallimore's conscience snote
an he ecie to repore. the matter fo
Inspectof =. w Brown. lii charge
of the Traffic Bureau
story G0s In
Inspector Brown, however. report
ed the natter In Major Edwin 3.
Hesse. superintendent 81 Police.
Major Hesse. accused by Fslanton Of
misconduct In office, has announced
no decision.
The question Of whether Cali
rnores act IN ordering BlaDton TO
the curb constituted q technical ar
rest and whether the officer, hav-
ing had such an arrest. had any
right TO let his prisoner 90, is being
argued among policemen.
The question OF whether Blanton's
Congressional immunity makes II
in1possible for the Police Depart.
menf 10 proceed against him also i
being disputed.