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Evening star., 1928-05-04
TWO UNDER ARREST
IN NWOMAN'SATTACK'
Mrs. Mary {. Michael Is Sc
riousIy III After Encounter
With Man.

Two or three colored men arrested on
suspicion in connection with an attack
made Yesterday on Mrs Mary Elizabeth
Michael. 20 wears old. in her home. 756
Twentieth street northeast, are still held
by ninth precinct police. One admitted
that he was in the vicinity yesterday.
but claims that he had been drinking
and is not aware OF his actions.
Mrs. Michael was lying on the bed in
her room yesterday when the negro en-
tered, brandiShing a large pistol, she
said. Her 5-year-old Step-daughter was
lying in crib near her,
For two hours the man kept her COW
cred with a pistol. at times pressing 1t
against her head with such force that
large bruiSe has resulted After attack
ing her. Mrs Michael told the police,
the man forced her to cook him a meal
and then left through rear door.
AS soon as she was able Mrs. Michael
told a neighbor OF the occurrence, and
her husband Jerome Michael. was sum-
moned. He took her TO Casualty Hos
pital. where she was treated. and then
took her back home. Although her con-
dition was reported as not serious last
night. the police were advised today that
she is seriously i'll.
OF the two men under arrest, the one
who admits having been near the house
comes nearest 10 answering
the description furnished by Mrs Mi
chael, it>>iS claimed He has scars on
his face similar to those described by
the woman. He will be further ques-
toned today and Mrs Michael will be
given an opportunity To look at him
when she has sufficiently recovered 10
leave the house.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
LA GUARDIA FLIES TO FUNERAL
OF COLLEAGUE KILLED ON HOP
Representative Takes Plane
to Attend Services for
ThaddeuS c. Sweet.
Passenger and Pilot Expect
to Return to D. c. in Time
for Dinner.

Travel by air In an Army plane has
no terrors for Representative Fiorello
H. LaGuardia of New York City, even
though his colleague, Representative
Thaddeus c. Sweet of Phoenix, N. Y,
lost his life on journey home by that
means Tuesday.
With as much unconcern as II he
were taking q train at the Union Sta
tion. LaGuardia hopped off from Boil
ing Field at o'clock this morning to
fly to Mr., Sweets funeral at o'clock
this afternoon at Phoenix
Plotting the plane which is carrying
LaGuardia is Mai. Herbert A. Dargue,
one of the most famous pilots of the
Army Air Corps. He is at present at
tached TO the Office of the chief of the
Air Corps in this city.
Phoenix is a small town about IL
miles northwest of Syracuse, where
there is n good flying field. LaGuardia
and Mai Dargue expect to land at
Syracuse and make the rest of the
Journey by automobile.
The trip by air to Syracuse takes
about three and one-half hours. I'M
mediately after the funeral LaGuardia
and Mai Dargue will start back to
Washington by air. They expect to be
back in time for dinner
About - other members of the House
and 10 Senators have gone by train to
be present at the funeral services. They
Ieft yesterday and will not get back
until tomorrow.
During the World War LaGuardia
served as pilot with the American
Army and for time was stationed on
the Italian Austrian front where he
took part In night bombing over the
Austrian lines.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
VIRGINIA T.P. A. HOLDS.
37TH CONVENTION
Alexandria Welcomes $50 Dele
gates in Address by City Man
ager-Potomac Yards Visited.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 4.-The
thirty-seventh annual convention of the
Travellers Protective Association of Vir-
ginia was called to order here this
morning by ]. William May, president
of Post F. of this city, which is host
to the $50 delegates who have gathered
here from all sections of the State. In
vocation was offered by ]. j. Gravatt,
jr.. of Staunton, Va, State chaplain,
and an address of welcome was made
by City Manager Paul Morton. Aubrey
Spence, jr, Richmond, chairman of the
good roads committee OF the associa-
ton. responded
Following luncheon the delegates
went by bus and special train to in
spect the Potomac railroad yards. just
north of here. The train was switched
past the various points of interest in
the yard. and Supt. Robert M. Colvin
pointed out the different features.
Women who are attending the con-
vention went TO Hoover Field. South
Washington. Va, by bus. A banquet is
set for the George Mason Hotels main
dining room at $50 o'clock tonight.
with j. William May acting as toast
master Representative Andrew j.
Montague of Richmond, Past National
President Julian Y. Williams of At
lanta and City Manager Paul Morton
will speak.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Nd. May tSpeciaN g.
Mrs. Rose Armstrong Dawson. wife
Of ]. Somervell Dawson of Rockville,
and Mrs. Maude Stalnaker Brewer, wife
Of William Russell Brewer Of Cumber-
land. formerly of Rockville. are bene-
5ciaries under the will; just admitted
10 probate in the Orphans Court here,
of their uncle by marriage, David Hum
bird of Rockville and Hudson. Wis, who
died recently. leaving large estate.
Mrs. Dawson receives Rose Hill farm,
adjoining Rockville. on which she and
the members of her family have lived
for number Of years, and Mrs. Brewer
is beoueathed the late home of the
testator in Hudson. 10 shares of stock
in the Victoria Lumber & Manufactur-
ing Co. of British Columbia and 500
shares of stock of the Humbird Cor
poration OF Cumberland, Md. The in
strument also beQueaths TO Mrs. Sallie
r. Baldwin $4,000. and the residue Of
the estate to Eleanor Humbird McDon-
aid sister of the feStator. Of Cumber-
land The will was executed october
Q. 1924, and names William Russell
Brewer of Cumberland TO serve with
out bond.
In a suit OF Mrs. Ellen Thomas Hal
Ter of Ednor. this county. against E.
Horace and Eugene A. Slegler 10 re-
cover money due and damages for al
legged mismanagement by the defend
ants Of a fruit farm Of the plaintiff
in the amount of $4,000. jury in the
Circuit Court here late last night gave
Judgment in favor of the plaintiff for
s1.34549. The trial lasted seven days
and was stubbornly fought. Mrs. Hal
Ter was represented by Attorneys Al
bert NJ B0uic and Stedrnan Prescott.
and Attorney r. Barnard Welsh ap-
peared for the defendants.
Licenses have ~been issued by the
clerk of the Circuit Court here for the
marriage of Ernest Moody Clark. 30. of
Columbia. Va. and Miss Mary Louise
Patrarn, 36, Of Bybee. Va. and Warren
McLane Dodson. 40. OF Altoona Pa.
and Miss Lillian Estelle O'Rourke. IS,
of Washington.
Because he was just one week shy
Of being 81. Joseph p. Harahan OF
Richmond. Va. was unable 10 obtain
a license from the clerk Of the Circuit
Court to marry Miss Inez Robins, also
Of Richmond for which purpose he
visited Rockville yesterday afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
$4,000 SUMMER HOME
DESTROYED BY FIRE
Mrs. Charles G.. Smith of Wash
ington Suffers Loss to Prop
erty Near Purcellville.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
PURCELLVILLE, Va, May 4.-Fire
about $50 O'Clock last night destroyed
the Summer home of Mrs. Charles O..
Smith of Washington, d. c.. on Short
Hill Mountain. eight miles from here
and two miles from Bluemont. The loss
is estimated at $4,000 Much antique
furniture was saved Whether the loss
is covered by insurance has not been
ascertained.
According to information Of the Pur-
cellville firemen who answered the
alarm. but we're too late to save the
building, Mrs Smith, accompanied by
Mrs. William c. Moore. motored down
Yesterday from Washington to prepare
for her Summers stay and had just
made fire and started unpacking their
trunks. Sparks flaring from the CHM
ney ignited the shingle roof. 1t was a
two-story structure. the upper portion Of
which was of shingles
Mrs Smith is the widow OF Charles
G. Smith, who was president of the
Potomac Stone Co. of Washington and
a director of the Metropolitan National
Bank there.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
Special Dispatch to The star.

Sracial Dispatch to The star.
STAUNTON, Va, May "A Colo
NAL Carnival and Pageant" featuring
a re-enactment of the deciding OF Nat
ural Bridge from King George III TO
Thomas jefferson, by the Trouoadour
Dramatic Society OF Washington and
Lee University in fall costume, will be
staged on the grounds near the Natural
Bridge May 10 il was announced today
by Shenandoah Valley, Inc, which Is
sponsoring The affair
The program will include speeches
bv. some Of Virginias leading men. All
informal May ball. swimming, golf and
horseback riding. The affair will like
IL be made an annual event 10 rival
the Apple Blossom Festival al VIM
chester
All of the historic events that trans
pued III The vicinity Of the bridge VIII
bs called 10 The attention u tnS visitors
durmg tie progress Of the colonial car
nival. The script that viii be used by
the dramatic society in presenting the
historic deciding of the Natural Bridge
has been prepared by professor Of
history. The Trouhadours have already
held their first rehearsal. The pageant
is scheduled for pm.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
COUNTY-C|TY PLAN
DEFENDED BY ORR
Arlington Man Says Amend
ment Would Give County
No New Powers.
srcc'sl Dispatch to The Star.


CLARENDON. Va, May 4.--Adoption
q the proposed amendment to section
IlO Of tho State constitution will not
render the enabling act unnecessary, the
Monarch Club was told yesterday by
Arthur Orr. member of the Arlington
County Better Government Commission,
Incorporation Of the county, he de-
clsred. is the only thing which will pre-
vent annexation by Alexandria. The new
section. 10 will authorize a change in
the form Of county government, he said.
but il will not confer upon the counties
single additional power
Abolition Of the board Of supervisors
sn0 substitution Of board OF county
commissioners elected at large with au-
thoTity 30 appoint county manager are
some of the changes, which. he said,
will be possible under the new section
4 ii Is adopted. The county manager
could be given the power 10 hire and
fire the sheriff. county treasurer. super
tnicDdent Of schools and the other ad-
mlniStrative officers, he said
Th9 speaker declared il was costing
Arlington County from 100000 "a
sen0. 200 vear 70 retain its status as a
A~3Altt ~ taaAE sak't& kFlfB = tEtl NGNlt8 H.
~olve an annual loss o. approximately
$4,000, represented by The county's
share Of the gasoline taxes. the loss
vill BE- offset many times over" he said.
'hy the additional revenues which would
he available under municipal form 0f
government A property tax Is the
county onig means Of raising revenue.
but cities, Ia addition To the general
property tax may impose numerous
special taxes. such as business licenses.
taxes unon the stocks and bonds Of
hanks end other corporations, franchise
iayes upon pubic utilities companies
srd the like"
Walter Il. Varnev. president Of the
club. confirmed Mr. Orr's statement as
70 the taxing power Of cities. He told
q the large amount Of revenue obtained
by the town Of Potomac from business
licenses and also from fines for violation
OF the State prohibition and motor
vehicle laws. Such fines. he declared,
when collected in Arlington County
courts. go 70 the State treasurer. the
county receiving no portion of them
Evening star., 1928-05-04
DR.. JAMES r. LOVE DEAD.
Was Corresponding Secretary of
Baptist Mission Board.

RICHMOND. Va, May OP.-Dr.
James r Love Of Richmond, cores
ponding secretary of the Foreign Mis-
sion Board of the Southern Baptist Con-
vention, died here early last night
Death followed a stroke OF paralysis
Ee was So years old
DR.. Love came 70 this city in 1914
70 Ill the position that he held at the
time Of his death For eight years he
was assistant corresponding secretary
Of the Home Mission Board Of the
Southern Baptist Convention. with
headquarters in Atlanta Prior TO that
time he was secretary of the Arkansas
State Baptist Convention Board. serv-
ing in that capacity for ii years He is
survived by his widow and two daugh-
sers, Miss Katherine Love Of Washing
ION, D. c.. and Mrs. Morris Chase Of
Chicago Funeral services viii be held
from his residence Saturday afternoon
and interment viii be in Hollywood
Cemetery here.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
KLAN SETS
THREE-DAY PROGRAM

Special Dispatch "a The star.
BALLSTON, Va. May 4-Ku Klux
Khan. No. 6. will cerebrate its thirteenth
beginning with a supper,
dance and concert. at the field on Will
son boulevard tonight
At pm. tomorrow a ball game and
drills by the Cavaliers will be held, and
final drills by the Cavaliers will be held
tomorrow night when the Virginia
grand dragon will present the cup to
the winner
Sunday morning at $50 o'clock near
by cemeteries will be visited and the
graves OF departed members will be
decorated At 2:30 pm. Sunday an
old-time religious service will be held
on the field. Sunday night. beginning
at o'clock. koloreo OF sorrow win
be held in honor of departed Klans-
men
Evening star., 1928-05-04
OIL OFFICIAL DIES.
Howard N. Sole, 50, Sponsored
Shutdown Agreement.

TULSA. Okla, May 4 CP.-Howard
Norton Cole, 54, vice president and
general manager of the Southwestern
producing division Of the Pure OIL Co,
died at his home here this morning
from hardening Of the arteries.
Mr.. Coles most notable work In the
oil business was regarded as being the
Seminole shutdown agreement in Okla
homa, which ne sponsored. He was
formerly in charge of the Pure Oil Co.
South American properties.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
ROME GOVERNOR ARRIVES.
$15, 900 Appropriated to Entertain
Visitor in New York.

NEW YORK, May R-Prince
Potenziani Spada. Governor Of Rome.
who was Mayor Walkers host last year.
arrived on the liner Conte Blancannano
today and was officially received A. a
guest of the city.
The prince was presented with q
scroll signed by Mayor Walker, assuring
him Of the friendship Of the American
people.
The Board Of Aldermen recently ap-
propriated $4,000 for the entertain =
ment Of the prince while ne Is here.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
Horse Show al Sweet Brlar.

SWEET BnIAn. Va, May 4 ~.
Tbs fifst horse show of Sweet gnar
College YES staged here At The opening
~ tie May day celebration today on
fbe campus w w Osborne 0f Char
I0liesyiile Will Judge The outstanding
eiasses are liloae fof green hunters aud
pair riding tgf Nhieii prize viii be- pre-
sented By lDf ~ M, Whlitakei ~ Hack
enSatk ~ J and Ats. a T. oaFmau
II LaYrei add. Itie prizes viii be silver
e8{L&
Evening star., 1928-05-04
Stranded Ship Floatcd.

SAN FRANCISCO May 4 OP).-A
cablegram to the Chamber of Com
merce here yesterday stated that the
American freighter Steelmaker had
been fioated from a reef off Mitchell
ISLAND IN the South Pacific. after hav-
ng been stranded since March % The
vessel was being taken to Pago-Pago.
samoa, said the message.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
School Field Day Monday.

Special Dispatch 20 The Star.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. May 4.-Pu-
rils OF the rural or one-room schools OF
Prince Georges County viii hold their
annual field day program Monday at the
University Of Maryland here. There
viii be folk dancing at 1880 am.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
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Evening star., 1928-05-04
MAY DAY FETE PLANNED
FOR TEACHERS COLLEGE
Semicircle in Front of Monroe
Hall, fredericksburg to Be Scene
of Annual Ceremony.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. May A.
Tomorrow has been set for the annual
May day fete at the State Teachers
College. 1t win be even more elaborate
than those of preceding year The
scene is TO be within the natural semi
circle in front of Monroe Hall, a suit
able setting for the queen and her at
tendants. Costumes were designed and
made in Washington, The junior and
freshman classes will give large sheafS
OF flowers TO the queen of beauty and
her ladies in waiting. The queens
crown is a gift OF the senior and sopho-
more classes There will be dances OF
the traditional May day court. The
college Is expecting large number of
guests from town and out-of-town for
this annual event The professional viii
begin at pm. The Queen of the MAY
was chosen by popular vote, but her
identity Is being kept a secret until the
day of the event
Evening star., 1928-05-04
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
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Evening star., 1928-05-04

There are now 100000 holders OF
stocks in this country. twenty-five
years ago the number was 100000.
Evening star., 1928-05-04

Woman Wears are to be permitted
hereafter by the Protestant Church Of
Germany.
Evening star., 1928-05-04
5000 Railway Clerks Get PAY Raise

ST. PAUL MINI, May LaN.-Three
thousand railway clerks and station
Employees of the Northern Pacific Rail-
aay Yesterday were granted an hourly
increase in pay of from l to cents
The increase is retroactive to February
l, 1928
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-21

Bernice Aubrey. Emily Mcmillan and
Delsie Taber.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Harold Hanson Of Harlingen
was a San Benito shopper Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Reil and daugh-
ters Of Brownsville and Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. L. Walker and sons Of San Benito
spent last Sunday in Weslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Edwards
were guests of friends in Donna
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Scott Robertson
spent the weekend in Weslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. o. Frizzell and
children of Weslaco were visitors in
the NJ. l.. Walker home Monday.
Visiting at the homes of Mrs. W.
p. Smith and Mrs. Z. j.. Blount is
Mrs. +. Whiteside Of Timpson, Tex.
Mrs. A. ID. Methven, Jr., and baby
son have returned from a visit 10
her mother, Mrs. jefferson Davis in
Marshall, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Wagner left
Thursday night for Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B~roadbent of
Petersburg. Fla. who have been Wis
iting here began their homeward
journey Wednesday night.
George A. Espey left Wednesday
night for Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. II. A. Ries of st. Louis. who
has been here visiting her sister.
Mrs. j. c. Wagner, left Thursday
night for Phoenix, Ariz., where she
will join her husband.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-21

Blake, returned Sunday from q visit
ut Mission with relatives.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Clancy and daughter,
Miss Iona, left Thursday for =
two months visit in San Marcos and
other points.
Horace R~easonover has gone to
Canada on business. He viii be ab-
sent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Stallknecht and
family have arrived from Brackett-
Vile for a visit with +. B. Eaton and
family.
Mrs. J. M. Campbell and daughter,
Mrs. W.. T. Holder, have left for .
visit in Texarkana.
Mrs. Eugene Smith and baby have
returned from a two weeks visit with
relatives in Stuart Place.
Miss Edith Marti nof Brownsville
was a weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rollo z. Harding.
Mrs. L. G.. Reynolds and grandson.
Chester, have returned to their
homes in Seattle, Wash, after an
extended visit here with Fred N.
Raymond and family at the Raymond
ranch east Of town.
w. r. Corley Of San Antonio was n
weekend visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. CASTOR and
family returned Sunday from a two
months visit with relatives in Mis-
sissippi.
c. w. Palmer Of Minneapolis ar
rived here Saturday 70 spend the
winter with his son, Charles Palmer
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Briscoe re-
turned Friday from a visit in San An
tonic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Wright and
son Earle. were guests Saturday OF
Mrs. Wright's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Z. Earle.
w. w. Grayson returned the latter
part of the week from a business trip
to points in Arkansas.
Charles Zolninger and John Ward
left by auto Sunday for Oklahoma
City and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Watson re-
turned Friday fro ma trip to Luling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Thompson were
guests OF friends Sunday in Mission.
Clifford and Cecil Miles Of 0keene.
Okla, have arrived here for q few
weeks stay looking after business in
terests.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Manning were
guests Of relatives in Edinburg Sun
day.
Calvin Huff Of San Antonio spent
Sunday here with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. W. Huff.
Miss Ophelia Byars, who is a
teacher in the Mercedes school, spent
the weekend here with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. /. Byars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-21

and two readings were given by Mary
Lee Stephens.
CHORAL PLANS WORK
The Raymondville Choral club, an
auxiliary Of the Raymondville Wom-
ans club, held the first meeting of
club year Monday afternoon in the
high school auditorium. Most of the
time was given TO perfecting plans
for the years work. which will in
clude three concerts this winter and
early next spring. An invitation 20
give a thirty minutes program at the
Baptist church at an early date was
accepted. The club this year has
thirty members, which is an increase
over the membership of last year.
Besides the members from Raymond
Vile, three Of four musicians from
Lyford have joined the club, and
will participate in the rehearsals and
concerts. Mrs. L. B. Burton will
continue as director of the club and
Miss Elaine Garrett has been Sc
lected as accompanist.
CIRCLE MEETING
The Circle meeting OF the Ray
mondville Presbyterian Auxiliary
met Tuesday afternoon az the pretty
new home Of Mrs. w. II. Giles in the
eastern part of the city. After the
routine business and the study hour,
the ladies surprised Mrs. Giles with
a shower for her new home. A de-
lightful time was reported by all
members present.
ATTEND CHAPTER MEET
Mrs. C. c. Becraft, worthy matron
of the Raymondville Order of the
Eastern Star, Worthy Patron W. H.
Mead. and Mrs. G. r. Johnson, left
here Saturday for FL Paso, where
they will attend the Grand Chapte-
Of the Eastern Star. They expect
to be absent ten days or two weeks
PERSONALS
F. B. Eaton, Mrs. Gertrude Showers
and children Billy and Mariory. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Virgins and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Stall
knecht and sons Of Brackettville,
spent Sunday at Point Isabel as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Eaton.
Mrs. Lula Bumgartner Of Norman
Okla, and Mrs. r. B. Robertson OF
Oklahoma City were guests this week
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hays Scissor.
Pat Swayze Of Harlingen was q
guest Sunday Of his cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. III. Swayze.
Giblett. a painter of Chicago, was
in Raymondville a few days this
week. He was touring the Valley
for scenes for his pictures.
Mrs. Frank B. Wilson and son