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Evening star., 1928-11-05
WE ALSO HAVE

WE ALSO HAVE
1929 FLYING CLOUD BROUGHAM.
1927 FLYING CLOUD VICTORIA.
1927 FLYING CLOUD SEDAN.
1927 FLYING CLOUD SPORT COUPE.
1927 FLYING CLOUD ROADSTER.
1927 DIANA SEDAN.
1926 REQ SEDAN.
1925 DODGE SEDAN.
1926 CHANDLER SEDAN.
1927 BUICK SEDAN
1926 CHRYSLER SEDAN.
1925 CEIRYSLER TOURING.
1926 NASH SEDAN.
CADILLAC 63 7-PASS SEDAN.
1926 REQ SEDAN.
Is others to choose from, in
Guiding roadsters, coupes. Sc
dams and tourings.
OPEN EVENINGS-SUNDAYS
UNTIL 5 PM
THE TREW MOTOR CO..
1926 18th. Decatur 1910
Evening star., 1928-11-05

CANVASSERS: salary and commission; very
inviting and money-1naklns pfopoSltioh'
ct W
Evening star., 1928-11-05

CASHIER wanted: must have reference ana
knowledge of books. Address BOX 5's..S'
Star office D
Evening star., 1928-11-05

TAILOR OR TAILoREss, experienced Ap-

FORMER EMPLOYEES
Who desire work for Christmas
season should register in the
employment Office, 9th floor.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COLORED WOMAN wants day work q any 2.
kind: rcliable good reference 2fVo lA"h o.
Evening star., 1928-11-05

BEAUTY -CULTURE-LEARN AT THE MA
BELLE HONOUR SCHOOL Inc. the only
beauty culture school in Washington de-
voted exclusively to instruction, Easy terms
Day, evening classes. Practical experience
Suite 300-305. Si7 l4thJ st NV.
Evening star., 1928-11-05

NASH T28 AMBASSADOR SEDAN; very low
mileage: looks and runs like new car a
your car in trade; easy terms. The Wash
ington Cadillac Co.. l136-40 Connecticut ave-
Decatur 1900
Evening star., 1928-11-05

ROWING MACHINES 2, one indoor tennls
fight ring lights completes 2 basket pal,
backboards complete: one set andirons I'd ms rio ana
electric crate and SO sets OF ball-bearlng
castors Apply Arcadia. l4th & Perk. rd. NV.
Evening star., 1928-11-05

SITUATION-FEMAL
BOOKKEEpER- R-STENOGRAPHER P. B. X.
operator; years experience; excellent ref
erenceS. Lin. 6456. s.
CURTAINS STRETCHED. soc a pair 40e
panel; called for and delivered. 632 l. st..
ne Lincoln 32a5-J
Evening star., 1928-11-05

MEN, W0MFN-JOBs FOR LINOTYPE oP-
orators; s50-S60 weekly; short hours. Burton
Linotype School, $50 n ", Day and evening.
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HELP--MALE.

BoOTBLACKS, at once. 32l5 Mt. Pleasant
st. NV. ..----------
BOYS, with wheels. to run errands. EX-
cellent opportunity TO learn trace. Apply
5l4 10th ST. NV. 10Th moor. nooT.------
caNVAssERs: salary and commission; very
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-31
Canned Music Crates
On Nerves of Critics

PARIS-Pl-Something must Be
done 10 head off canned music. say
the terribly shocked musical critics
who contemplate the speedy aboli-
ton OF the human element in orches-
tras.
IL u the recent excitement over
machine-played v%iolins. the p%erfec-
tion Of monographs and the con-
struction Of mechanical orchestras
for motion picture houses that has
stirred the classic ire Of the judges
OF the press.
a commission Of censorship "a
proposed BY Pierre Maudru. one of
the rrotesters. to keep out Of schools
and public places any devices that
do not conform 20 reasonably high
musical standards. He is narticu-
larry bitter over the efforts or some
movie managers TO cut expenses bv
using monographs with Ioud-speak-
er attachments, with speed-rcgulat-
ing control exercised by Tire pro-
lection operator, disregarding the
fact that photograph music to Be
true n tone must u at n urede-
termined speed. He fears for the
musical knowledge and tast~ RI =
generation that Is raised Or, ma
chine-nade music
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-31

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June This
city's -four hundred" is waiting on
the republican convention with its
thousands Of distinguished visitors
from all sections of the country.
Society leaders have made inten-
sive entertainment plans. and n
period Of most generous hospitality
is assured in the private and public
functions being arranged for the G..
o. r. visitors.
Talk of vacations is taboo. Iastead.
The slogan "after the convention IL
in vogue
Hostess 60 Be Busy
Elaborate arrangements are being
made ty the Twentieth Century Re-
publican club. Headquarters of the
organization will be in the Young
Women's Christian association hotel
here. where the Kansas City repub-
iican hostesses each day will serve
tea and offer hospitality generally.
The women members of the enter
tainment committee, under the lead
ership Of Mrs. c. A. Braley. vice
chairman. have arranged % station
well known social leaders in the lead
ing hotels TO receive the out-of-town
guests.
A great bulk OF the entertainment
will so on separately from organiza-
ton. Social leaders who never before
have taken an interest in politics
will entertain friends from out Of
town during the week, and the social
calendar simply IS bullying with
scores and scores of slated i~rncheonS.
afternoon teas and dinner dances.
Many Profninents
Out-of-town visitors also are plan
ming 70 give parties during the con-
vention. Outstanding among these
80 far, is that planned By Mrs. Ed
ward b. Mclean. social leader or
Washington. y. G., and wife Of the
wealthy publisher Of the national
capital. Mrs. Mclean has rented an
elaborate hotel suite at SITS a day.
The suite consists Of six rooms and
is furnished In artistic style.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-31
Local Tire Man
Urges Close Tab
OMAR Pressure

Owners and operators of trucks,
moving ans and other vehicles re-
CURED to carry heavy shipments of
merchandise, should guard against
overlooking according to Il. ID. Wilson
OF Dennison Service Station, local
Firestone Service Dealers.
An overloaded tire cannot give full
service, or perform satisfactorily.
any more than two horses could be
expected TO handle a load that four
or six horses would find difficult.
Here are some figures that are sig
nificant.
A tire carrying its rated capa-
city. or, 1000 load. will give 1906
service. Il operating conditions
remain The same ard loads are in
creased the results are:
f10cc Load means 1871 Tire Mileage
1900 Load means 70cc Tire Mileage
1900 Load means 500 Tire Mileage
IL however the tire carries less
than capacity load results are:
S0cc Load means 1850 Tire Mileage
s0fo Load mean 1857 Tir eMileage
1919 Load means 2o0ec Tire Mileage
Don't overload your tires and
expect them TO stand up. They can't
do II because they are over-we-ked
Nv too much ~fiexing and the extra
weight resting on them Premature
b~reakdowns are tie result
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-31
RUSH WORK ON
DINING ROOM
New Hotel Ell Jardin
Service Nee d e d;
Manager Says

Work is being pushed 70 the limit
on the new dining room or the Fl
Jardin hotel. according 20 Harry
Num-. manager.
Urgent need has been brought "a
bear upon the owners and manage
for immediate banquet facilities, ball
room accommodations, space for con-
vention displays. etc. he says
The new dining room will have
its entrance from the lounge or the
hotel. The present dining room will
be converted irto store space. Two
stores will be developed from this
change. They will have A floor space
Of 25x50 feet facing on Levee street.
The coffee shop will remain in its
present location.
The plans for the new addition
were drawn by Henry Phelps. erchi-
tect W Sen Antonio. and caIf for
maple matched board floors. domed
ceiling with reflected lights. The
opening Of the dining hall into the
Spanish garden will be entirely ~
glass. Accordion doors will permit
we merging together Of the lounge
and dining room. The glass doors
and windows are to be handsomely
draped with a combination Of French
blue and cream draperies, they state.
During the summe morths. din
ner will be served in the evening in
the patio as well as In the main din
ing room. The most excellent GUS
inc possible 10 secure will 5e Of
fered. according TO George McInnis,
who II in charge OF the El Jardin
dining room.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-31
VALLEY TO AID
IN FIGHT FOR
TRUCK TARIFF
Proposals For Duty on
Tomatoes to Come
Up in Washington;
To Study Costs
Especial to The HeraIdl

SAN BENITO, June 2-Valley in
terests are preparing to present their
ase from all possible angles in re-
gard 20 the proposed protective tar
if on tomatoes, when the matter
comes up before the tariff commits
sion In Washington on June %, ac-
cording 70 j. E. Bell Of this city.
president OF the South Texas Execu-
tives' association
Bell said that the chamber Of COM
merce secretaries in Southwest Tex
as will join almost to a mar in help
ing 70 get the tariff on tomatoes,
preventing disastrous competition
from Mexico.
Notice Of the hearing was sent cut
by John IT. BethuDe, secretary or
the tariff commission. The hearing
viii start at 10 o'clock on the morn
ing Of June 25, and will be concern
ed principally with statistics on the
cost Of growing tomatoes in the
Valley. and the cost Of growing them
IN Mexico, to determine whether
there is justification for q tariff on
imported tomatoes.
The matter has been brought be-
fore the tariff commission by Con-
gressman John Garner, as the result
Of a campaign in this section.
launched al several meetings held
here 10 Is considered likely that
the campaign will be carried on TO
include beans. and possibly other
vegetables, ~ Mexico continues u
produce these vegetables and shin
them AZ n price which II lover than
the Valley can produce them int a
profit.
What the Valley mainly wants in
this matter" Mr.. Bell said, as equal
ization Of cost. IL costs much less
TO raise tomatoes in Mexico. and we
aant the tariff sufficient IN make
the cost equal. so that we will be
able to compete on mn equal basis.
We have reason to believe that
the solid sentiment or this section
IN favor Of the tariff will not be
without It's effect. and hope that the
commission will grant n raise in
the duty on Mexico tomatoes"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-31
MdtGmOYOS Bus Boy
Meets FAIRIES; He
Naturalization

Children read about fairy god
mothers and their little hearts fill
with longing for adventure and ro-
nance. Occasionally these things
really happen and when they do, fic-
tion becomes reality.
A fairy godfather" fell out OF the
sky apparently into the life Of Me-
lecio Nennez Of Matamoros. Mexico,
when p. W. ~Rothensies, wealthy de-
veloper Of the Rio Grande Proper
ties, Inc, took him 10 his summer
home IN Montgomery, n. Y, last
week.
According 10 l.. II. jolly. a partner
Of Rothensies, the story OF the good
fortunate of Melecio is unique. Mr..
Rothensies brought his twelve year
old son Joe 10 Brownsville to spend
the Christmas holidays. Joe fell in
love with this land of romance and
sunshine. II was his first opportun-
ity TO see the Mexican people at their
best and hear the low soft tones OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-31
APPLICATIONS
DRAW PROTEST
Mexicans Seek IRE.
gular Bus Runs;
Challenged

AUSTIN. June 2.-P)-Applica-
tions Of SO Mexican service car driv-
ers for special permits to operate ir-
regular runs in Texas and into other
states were protested at a hearing
Friday before the state railroad COM
mission by counsel for practically aIl
the larger motor bus lines operating
on fixed schedules.
Inc Mexicans derived some amuse-
ment from Commission Chairman
clarence r. Gilmore's attempts TO
pronounce applicants names correct
ly. He finally enlisted aid of an in
terpreter.
state Representative ]. C. Duval
Of Fort Worth protested the applica-
tons or behalf Of the Southland
hed Ball Bus line, the West Texas
coaches, South Texas coaches. and
others, declaring that no routes were
designated, and that existing sched-
uled service has not been claimed in
adequate.
Most OF the proposed runs origin
ate IN south and southwest Texas.
such as San Antonio. Laredo. Del RID
and Others. Some are said to go "a
far as Chicago. The Mexicans have
been operating without permits pend
ing disposition Of their applications.
Thomas H. Ward of Laredo appeared
as attorney for several Of the apph-
cants.
Later testimony developed evidence
that the applicant Mexicans are ed
gagged chiefly In transporting Mex
lean laborers in groups to any desirdi
point where they expect TO find worA
sometimes stopping Briefly at a cd
while they hunt jobs and then 81
ceeding 70 another city,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-31
SAN TO
~RIVLDS SCHOOL
New $tr'Icture to Con-
tain AmAss Rooms
Ano Library
1snseial The Heraldl

NCpEIidt
SAN BENITC June Z-Nith the
officisl confirm ION OF the appoint
mert az Thos. IN zoe of Brownsville
as Superintendstt, come the an
rounremsnt frc4 the San Benito
school hoar8 ~ q new building Is
to be started. tt1e present buildings
are TO be conSif eraoly improved with
gas installation throughout, n the
Sam Benito schpok will open the
192S-29 season ke#er EQUIPPED and
housed than Ut time IN the past.
Announcement " the new build
ing. and plans for Improvement was
made by r. N. b both. president Of
the board.
Contract Is to be let within a week
for a new school building in Mexi-
quito. he said.
The contract Tor installing gas in
all the rahoes ~5lildingS in the San
.aBenito district will Re let later.
Sxhew school building Is TO have
boms, and n large library. 1t
fourth buildinc to be erect
In Mexiquito will be of brick, and
cost about $4,000.
Individual gas heaters are to be
accd in all OF the school buildings
the city except the new high
fchool, which is to be heated BY
steam radiators, with gas as fuel for
the boiler instead Of oil as hereto
fore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-31

their language. He reveled in the
quaint historic town over the Rio
Grande. and u was with difficulty
that his father persuaded him to re-
turn 10 his northern home. Joe did
not like the idea Of life away from
the palms, flowers and beauty Of the
Valley. He finally turned ~sorruwful
eyes northward and his father with
him.
Rothensies returned to the Val
lev 10 his business interests. IN the
mean time Joe had bought two books
here OF Spanish and English trans
lation and memorized every word in
them. When ne learned that his
father was coming home in May. he
wrote. beseeching him 70 bring a
Mexican boy with him that nc might
learn to speak the language correct
III. Mr.. Rothensies had encountered
Nelecio many times in Matamoros.
y hen after conducting parties
through the Valley he treated them
e q game diner at a Matamoros cafe.
Melecio was a bus boy in a restaur-
ant there in the day time. and was
going TO school at night. His unusu-
ally clever manner and Latin polite
ness made him the most desirable
companion for Joe, the American
boys father decided.
The "red tape" Of pictures and
passports were duly observed and
today Melecio is in the United States
in a magnificent home, nestled back
IN 2 ~fifty-acre estate in northern
New York.
Jolly declares that Joe Is AS happy
as Melecio. The Mexican boy will be
given the same privileges extended
Joe and he will have every emporium
ity 20 see enough of the United States
70 decide whether or not he wishes
70 stay II he desires 10 remain he
is privileged 70 do so. otherwise he
will return to his home in Matamoros
in October.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-31
Fruit Fly Larvae
Found In Mango

Discovery or seven larvae OF the
Morelos fruit fly in a mango inter-
cepted at the ferry here Is an
nounced BY federal officers in
charge OF prevention or reinfesta-
tion by the fruit pest.
The fruit fly larvae we're found in
a mango seized BY ". VI. Swan, In
spector nc Brownsville. who is under
O. p. Deputy, port inspector.
IN the opinion Of federal men who
are handling the work. the OCCASION
al seizures Of fruit, with discovery
OF the larvae, make IL all the more
imperative to have no ripe hest fruit
IN the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-31
Egg Market In
Mexico Studied

investigation into the possible
market in Mexico for Valley Z & is
taking a more definite turn. with
communication established with sew
eral large buyers in Monterrey.
This was established through A.
Marquee. agent of the Southern Pa
nfiffc az Monterrey, Mr.. Marquee hav-
ing been in communication recently
with G.. c. Richardson of the
Brownsville Chamber of Commerce.
land J. 4. Bell Of the San Benito
EChamber Of Commerce.
With the rapid increase in the
number Of chickens in the Valley,
the chamber Of commerce secreta-
>ries are looking for new markets
Tor eggs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-31

LOND0N-Twelve hundred Congre-
Eatiohclists ere going 10 Neg England
next mcrth to visit ~ Pilgrims
hauntR.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-31
Parents Of Mrs. Bell
Visit In San Benito

4 @PtLIdI 20 Tie htIaIUI
San BENIT0, June 2.-W. J..
Moore, active vice president Of the
1oore State bank az Llsno, Texas,
.Feompanied by Mrs. Moore and
Pcir daughter, Miss Ruth Moore,
E visiting in San Benito.
Ihey are the guests Of Mr.. and
y E. Bell, Mrs. Bell being the
liter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-31
Dfudents
lat
kof

Graduation exercises
of the University o.
held Sunday, June 3
bhen Of Galveston VII
80 accalaureate sermon
kst o. the final examination
pphe closing long session were held
riday. June i.
OF the 600 students receiving d.,
tomas at the spring exercises heic
is weekend. approximately a dozer
e from the Rio Grande Valley.
The first term of the summer ses'
sion OF the university begins June
s and lasts until July 16; she sec.
ond term is from July Is Is August
81. II continues the regular opera
tion Of the main university through
out the year.
At a recent meeting of Simga II.
scientific fraternity Of the univer-
sity, Marie Morrow of Mercedes was
advanced from associate to active
membership. Miss Morrow holds two
degrees. Bachelor OF Arts and Master
of Arts, and is working toward her
Doctors degree.
Only those who are interested in
research and give promise Of doing
\ work along research lines are elect
led 10 this fraternity.
Miss Morrow is one Of the most
pminent students Of the univer-
and during her undergraduate
was u consistent honor roll stu
being elected TO Phi Beta Kap-
tional honorary scholastic fra
", a coveted honor attained by
lev students.
liam Meyers. Of Mercedes. stu
in the College Of Engineering
be University Of Texas. will re-
to school next fall and serve
resident of the famous Longhorn
byers was chairman Of the advis-
committee the past session, and
recently elected TO his new nnf-
snk Rigler Of Mission will re-
n in Austin for the sHmmer ses-
Of the university. gas well as
l~tinuing his work with the Austin
i%erican. Rigler Is fudying jour
ism.
Alma and Ethel Mobly will visit Mt
hauAr in Weslaco at the close
session.. Alma is a stu
I School Of Education. and
enrolled in the College of
IND Science.
Arthur Klein OF Harlingen. pre-
aw student. expects 10 spend a few
days with his parents this week.
fklein is a pre-law student In the
university. and is prominent in for-
ansic activities.
\ he Is a member Of Alpha Phi Epsi-
Ion, honorary forensic fraternity,
Phi Phi Phi, honorary pre-legal fra
Eternity. and the Pre-Law association.
x which he is a former president.
fnry Erdman will spend the sum-
acation at his home in McAllen.
IN As a student in the College
6%nd Sciences Of the uniyer-
-.
Clsy Zachery. Jr., left this week
end for McAllen. following the end
Of the long session Of the University
Of Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-31
nnTInnK

Fer week beginning Monday: South
ern plains and west gulf states: Ge1f
orally fair first part sTfsh rising tqfn-
peratures ver the interior. Wa
and unsettled during latter half fffu
numerous thundershowsrs psobcblkx
Evening star., 1928-02-29
AL|EN|STS OPPOSE
REMUS' RELEASE
Aides at State Insane Asy-
Ium Testify Wife Slayer Is
Mentally Unsound.
Ry the Associated Press.

LIMA. Ohio. February 2s--Two. as
sistant physicians at the Lima State
Hospital for the criminal insane testi-
fed yesterday before the Court of Ap-
peals that George Remus, Cincinnati
wtfe-slayer, Is mentally unsound and
not fit to be at large
Opposing Remus' application for re-
lease on a writ of haheas corpus,
county State attorneys placed DIR,
Kenneth l.. Weber and DR.. Albert
Pfeiffer ON the stand to show that
Remus Is dangerous character,
These physicians. who are assistants
To DIR. w, II. Vorhau. superintendent
OF the hospital. have been making
observations of Remus since the former
bootleg king" was committed to the
asylum last December following the
murder of his estranged wife. Imo-
gene, at Cincinnati.
Although their views as TO Remus'
mental condition conceded In general.
DR., Weber and Dr. pfeitfer disagreed
as TO criminal tedency, which the State
claims was displayed by Remus in his
early life at Chicago,
Remus previously had testified that
about 80 years ago when he was study
Ing 10 be pharmacist he advanced
ms age from 10 To IL so he could pass
the Illinois State examination.
Dr, Pfeiffer gave RemuS credit for
thus pushing himself along In the
world.
DIR, Weber. however. termed Remus'
convenient lie" about his age as au
ihaloaNioh OF criminal tendency.
Evening star., 1928-02-29
CARACAS ISOLATED,
TOURISTS ARE TOLD
Venezuelan City Reported
Closed Due to Government
and Student Difficulties.

Ey the Associated Press.
SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, February %
Tourists aboard the s. s. Megantic
which arrived here Monday. reported
they were advised at La Guaira. Ven-
ezuela, that II was inadvisable to at
tempt to reach Caracas owing TO diff
cuities between the government and
students there.
One passenger said that he had been
made an offer at La Guaira TO smuggle
him into Caracas, just q few miles
away. for 500. He said he had beer
told at La Guaira that no one is betnf
permitted 10 Leave Caracas without gov
ernment consent, and that several from
Caracas had been placed aboard yeS-
sci there, reportedly for deportation.
Venezuela has been comparatively
free from violent political disturbances
since 1903. when President Castro left
for medical treatment in Europe. and
Gen. Juan Vicenti Gomez, who Is now
President took over the government
and has since continued a. chief ezecu-
tive. His policy has been conciliatory
In the treatment Of foreign corporations
and In the violent disputes with for
elgn conceSsionaires which character
tze6 Castro's eight years Of rule and
threatened 70 bring about international
war.
Venezuela recently came into great
prominence because Of It's oil produc-
ton, which many experts have pre-.
6icted eventually viii s.rpass that oi
Mexico Maracaibo, the center Of the
oil industry. Is a seaport about 400
miles vest Of Caracas. MaraeaiiDo IL
also gefaezlels's D leading coffee port, and
handles large quantities Of Colombian
coffee which reaches the sea across
Venezuelan territory,