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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
MEXICO PLANS
HONOR FLIGHT
Nonstop Trip From
Mexico City To
New York

MEXICO CITY. Jan. 2f.-As a trib-
ute to the memory of Captain Emilio
Carranza. Mexico's flying ace who
was killed last summer. a NONSTOP
flight from Mexico City ia New York
City will be undertaken in March by
Lieutenant Antonio Cardenas Rodri.
ruez. Of the MMexican army air serv-
ice Lieutenant Rodriguez Il A pilot
on the Saltillo-Nueyo Laredo division
Of the Mexico City division OF the
Mexico City-Nuevo Laredo air mai
lise.
According TO present plans the
flight will be made about the middle
OF March. Provisional President
Emilio Portes Gil has given his APP
prevail and a committee has been
formed in Lieutenant Rodriguez's ma
tive state Of Coahuila 70 snonsor the
flight. This group Il headed ~
professor FREDERICK Berruete, direc-
tor Of education in the state.
The railroad workers or Coahuila
are taking an active part in plans for
the flight and have started soliciting
subscriptions Of n peso each from
every railway employee in the coun-
try. 1t is hoped that $1,000 pesos
fs2s.oe0) ear be raised in this wav,
and It IS said that this would be suf-
fieient for the flight.
Lieutenant Rodriguez was commits
stoned in the Mexican air service two
years AFRO and took part in the gov
ernment's campaigns against IN.
rebels IN the states Of Sonora and u
lisec- H- has had considerable fiv-
ing exnerience in Mexico and has ~
envisble record on his air mail route
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21

posinr az one of its problems today
confirmation of Roy O. West Go w.
secretary VII the interior-and with
that done III will turn again 20 ~
debate on the deficiency bill with ~
proposal for 4 So. 5000 increase I'm
the prohibition enforcement n
The argument yer this increase,
advocated by Senator Harris, demo-
erat, Georgia, has beeOIae further
complicated hy a telegram n thr'e
prominent dry leaders 10 Hsecretary
Meilon demanding IN prompt recon
sidcrationr Of his decision .h=. the
additional funds would not b. advls-
able III this time. Senator Harris Az
hopeful for d favorable vote o his
proposal, but senate leaders expect
that at least a substitute proposal by
Senator Glass, democrat. Virginia.
for a presidential investigation Of
prohibition will be approved.
The senate is due for another de-
bate on an item in the deficiea-y bill
appropriatinE S75.000,000 for tax re-
funds. In addition. the senate has
more than half OF the annual batch
NJ supply bills still tc consider
Meanwhile Chairman Hale on the
senate naval affairs committee ex-
poets ~ usc every opportunity 10
forge ahead with debate on the crEis-
CT bill. he has already given rotice
ne desires longer sessions OF tfe
senate 50 this measure can reach
President Coolidge before adjourn
mcnt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
AL smith MAY
VISIT HOOVER
Both Party Leaders
Mentioning In
Florida.

NEW YORK, Jan. al-tP-Cryp-
tic remarks by Alfred 4. Smith on
his departure for a vacation were
interpreted by his friends today as
indicating he would call on Herbert
Hoover in Miami.
Mr.. Smith did not answer a direct
question whether he would call on
Mr.. Hoover but a friend who saw
him off yesterday said there was a
probability such a meeting would
take place.
Mr.. Smith was reminded or Mr..
Hcover's trip to Miami today.
will you call on him down there
and congratulate the v~ictor?" a re-
porter inquired.
"Yes, ! will be in Miami, too" said
the ex-governor, with a broad smile.
But will you call on Hoover 80
the q%uestioner persisted.
That will be news when I do. III
do" was Mr.. Smiths verbal side
step.
His plans call for a stay in the
south until March u. The Smith
party will first 70 to Savannah.
thence to S~aratosa. Fla, to visit Carl
Espy and John Ringing. They will
visit the Ringing Brothers Circus
IN winter quarters and then go to
Miami. John j. Raskob, chairman
of the democratic national commit
tee joined the party at Wilmington,
Del.
Mr.. Smith said he did not plan
10 sec any southern political lead
ers during his stay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
HOOVER TRIP
SOUTHSTARTS
President Elect Still
Has Inaugural Ad-
dress to Write

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2I-P-
Fresident-elect Hoover turned toward
Florida today for his final journev
from the national capital before ~
takes up the reins Of the government
on March 4.
Although he has completed since
his return from South America 4
busy two weeks Of study Of the
questions facing his administration,
Mr.. Hoover has another task prepar
story to his induction into office as
the nations chief executive-the
writing of his inaugural address.
For their stay in the southern
state. ar. and Mrs. Hoover will be
ruests st the J. G. Penney estate AT
Belle Island. Travelling from Wash
inrton on a special train. they will hc
welcomed unon their arrival M Miami
tomorrow by Governor BOYLE and
other state officials who also will
accompany them 10 the Penney
estate.
The nresident-elect's Marty includ-
ed D.. Hubert Work, chairman Of the
republican national committee, who
will accompany him 20 Florida. Miss
Janet Large Of Los Angeles. a niece.
and Lawrence R'chey. his personal
assistant. and Mrs. Richev. James
Francis Burke Of Pittsburgh. General
counsel az the n-tionaI committee w
the campaign. also was invited "a
make the journey but will stcn off AZ
Palm Beach 20 spend a few weeks
there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
Officers Make
Three Arrests
In Four Raids

Thirteen and a half gallons Of IL
ouor was seized and three persons
placed under arrest in n series Of
four raids conducted Saturday night
and Sunday by federal officers IN
the vicinity Of Brownsville and San
Benito.
Officers participating in the raids
were Customs Inspectors r. L. Camp
bell. Roy r. Collins, f. r. McNabb
and A. A. Champion and Border Pa
t~rolren V. o. Robinette and ". L.
Thompson.
At a small store near Southwest
a jug containing two gallons Of mes
cal and s pint bottles Of the same
liquor vas seized and Juan Granada
placed under arrest. Ausencia Rodri-
guez, who lives near Fort Brown,
was also placed under arrest and
\ gallons Of home brew and 8 pints
OF mescal, alleged to have been
found in her home. was seized. Of
ficers also destroyed a barrel Of beer
mash and confiscated bottles and
Gaping equipment. Two pints of
mescal also were found in possession
Of a man residing near Fort Brown.
A raid on a home at San Benito
Sunday afternoon Melted 20 pint bot
ties or mescal, but the owner or the
liquor could not he Gscertained and
no arrest was made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
LEGISLATURE
BEGINS GRIND
ON BUSINESS
House, Senate Bodies
Meet Tonight on
Taxation, Roads,
Big State Bond Up

AUSTIN, Texas. Jan. 2l.-tPD--The
through regular committee channels
to the calendars Of the house and
senate will start today.
Tonight there wilt be- a Joint and
combination meeting az the house
and senate committees on revenue
and taxation and highways and mo-
tor traffic 10 hear proponents of
highway financing measures, includ-
ing the proposed constitutional
amendment under which a statewide
bond issue Of $225 600. ZOO would be
authorized for highway construction.
Interest in highway financing leg
i~slation is equalled only by proposed
plans to centralize the penitentiary
system and conserve the water sap
ply Of Texas streams. These taree
important subjects are enough 70
keep the legislature hard at work
during the regular term 10 say moth
ing Of the hundreds Of more or less
local measures which must be given
attention.
Sterling on Hand
With X. :. Sterling OF Houston,
chairman Of the state highway COM
mittee, father of the bond issue idea,
and other members Of the commits
sion in town for their regular month
ly nesting. added interest is given
tonight's hearing. IL is expected the
commissioners will be invited 10 give
the committee suggestions on needed
legislation.
Bills which would make the high
nav p.-NrH afares.n -L -
state divided into five districts and a
commissioner elected from each, are
also pending. Governor Moody has
gon. on record against as elective
commission and in favor Of retain
ing the present three-member ap-
pointive system. Governor Moody's
committee Of 81 members appointed
from each Of the senatorial districts,
also recommended TO the legislature
that the a%ppointive commission be
continued, IN its reports on highway
legislation.
Land Office Probe I'D
Final disposition of the move.
started early, TO investigate the adj
n,inistration of affairs in the gen
eral land office, is expected early
this week. The oncurre resolu-
ton call for the investigation is on
the table subject to call in the SEN
ate. The house committee on public
lands and buildings voted against
sending the resolution to the floor
with the recommendation that IL pass.
but A. p. c. Petsch. who introduced
1t. said he may bring it out on a
minority report.
1t seems TO be settled now that
none Of the appropriation bills for
paying the expenses Of the govern
ment CUR ng the ncx biennium will
be considered by the house before 4
special session. scheduled for next
May. Tae senate wants to 20 ahead
with the money bills. but the house
mas gone on record against their con-
sideration during the regular term.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
EVOLUTION THEORY
HIT BY SCIENTIST; CREATION
BELIEF DRAWS NEW SUPPORT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2i.-lR-
Grave doubt Ia cast on current thso-
ries of evolution by DR.. Austin II.
Clark, biologist Of the United States
National Museum, who has a theory
Of his own to replace them.
As he explains it, Darwin wa.
wrong, and so was Lamarek. So are
their followers on almost all vital
points, he declares, and in the long
quarrel between the ~so-called funda-
mentalists and so-called modernists
on the origin OF mankind in particu-
lar and animal life in general he
gives comfort to the fundamentaIists.
so FAR as concerns the major
groups Of animals" he said, -the
creationists seem to have the better
~ the argument. There il not the
slightest evidence that any Of the
major groups arose from any other.
Zach IS a special animal-eomplex.
related more or less closely TO ali
the Iest, and appearing, therefore,
as a special and distinct creation.-
Or. Clark's theory cOllides square,
II with the generally accepted one
that animal life developed from low
er to higher forms over a long peri
Cd Of time. In brief, DR.. Clark holds
that all life is obeying a constant
urge TO produce certain forms, and
when these happen to be born into 4
favorable environment they survive
as new types Of animals and plants,
he contends that there is no first
or last in life forms and that the
amoeba and v~ertebrae might have
been produced at the same time.
Darwin, while hel dto be wrong in
the main, is not entirely discarded.
within plant and animal groups DR.,
Clark allows for the working Of the
Darwinian theory brought about bv
natural and artificial selection.
While he admits that different
breeds Of dogs and cats may be
caused by the artificial selection Of
the cat and dog fancier. he would
allow for no graduation between
dogs and cats.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
MUCH UNDONE
AS CONGRESS
HALF THROUGH
Leaders Concerned AS
Program Is Threat
ened; Cruiser Bill
Now Before Senate

WASHINGTON. Jan. ai.-tF-At
the halfway mark az the session.
leaders IN congress started Off this
week showing some concern over the
legislative situation beginning to
threaten the program originally in-
tended 10 be completed before
March Z.
Although the fifteen cruiser bill.
last OF the more important proposals
desired by President Coolidge. re-
mains before the senate as lis first
order Of business. the time il will
reach vote ~ in doubt because of
the hours that may Ne consumed in
deciding other questions that promise
debate.
The house. however, faced The last
half OF the session with it, custom
ary cauaninitv since the strirter
rules ~ that body have contributed
TO clear sailing FOR appropriations
bills and other legislation.
The senate has set itself % dis
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
Plan Funeral of
Man Who Killed
Wife and Victim

R0CKDALE, Tex, Jan. 2l.-LP1-
Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Aaron
Cotton, slain here by her husband
yesterday, and for Mr.. Cotton, who
later took his own life, were made
here today.
Mrs. Cotton had been living with
her parents. Yesterday her husband
earie to their residence and demand
ed that his wife return with him.
When she refused. he is allefed to
have slashed her throat with a razor
and then to have fled across a S
ture. Relatives of Mrs. Cotton pur-
sued him, but Cotton swallowed some
poison and attic ted to slash his
throat. He v dying when Mrs.
CoEton's relatives reached his side.
Cotton was acquitted 1T an insanity
trial recently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
RADIOBRIDCE
HANDS GIVEN
Chicago, Minneapolis
To Furnish Oppon-
ents Tuesday

me eleventh of a series Of twenty
radio auction bridge games will 4,
broadcast from KWWC Tuesdsv
January ". at $3.50 p. m. &c. S. IT,
Each game Of the series features
Milton c. Work and Wilbur c. White.
head, New York experts. in associ.
alton with players from cities
throughout America and Canada
The l~isteners-in are urged To have
four players ready with cards and
70 follow the game bid by bid and
play by play as broadcast over
The contestants in the eleventh
game Of the present series are Mrs,
virginia Tubbs, OF Chicago, one or
the most skillful teachers Of auction
and contract bridge in the country
and a player of great ability; +. r.
B~ruelheide of Minneapolis, widely
known lecturer and teacher on
bridge,
Milton c. Work. Of New York,
South (the dealer). holds: Spades,
A., Q. 10, ?. 5; Hearts. X. 4: Dia-
monds. A, 10. z, 6. 2; Clubs. 3.
Wilbur G. Whitehead, Of New
York. West" holds: Spades, X, j. z:
Hearts, a, J. 2. s; Diamonds, J, 4;
Clubs, X. 10, z. S. I
Mrs. Virginia Tubbs. Of Chicago.
North" holds: Spades. Z, S, 4;
Hearts, Q, s spot: Diamonds, K. O.
., 8. 2: Clubs. A. @, 4.
F. +. Bruelheide, of Minneapolis.
East" holds: Spades. s spot, 2:
Hearts. 10, 3, 8. 3. 2; Diamonds. s
spot; Clubs. Q, J, s spot. s, ..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
s. P.Announces
Freight Schedule

HOUSTON, Jan. 2I-CAP)-Fast
freight schedules for Lower Rio
Grande Valley vegetables and fruit
have been announced by the South
ern Pacific in connection with the
Frisco lines. via Sherman. Texas.
The e schedule for all South
Texas points is announced Is fol-
lows:
Leave Edinhurg, 400 a. m.: leave
Corpus Christi, 600 a. NIL: leave
Laredo (via Tex-Mex). 1859 D. NJ.
leave Alice, 800 a. m; leave Sher-
man. $500 p. m; arrive Tulsa. $500
a. m; arrive Kansas City, 1880 a.
m; arrive St. Louis. $500 a. m; ar
rive Memphis, 6:i0 p. m.
Time required: Edinbur- TO Kan
sss City. 6 IL hours; 70 st. Louis.
rs hours: TO Memphis. Sc hours.
The following connections have
been provided: Kansas City-C. &
a.. $50 y. M: C. b. e O.. 1900 y.
M; g. NJ. & st. r., $50 p. M; Wab-
ASH $500 D. m.
st. Louis-B. & O., 700 D. m;
Big Four. $50 p. M; c. & Z. l.,
$3.50 p. m; L. & y, 7:O0 p. M;
" X. p, $500 p. M; Penn, $500 p.
m; 500. 700 P. M; Wabash.
400 p. m; c. & A., 1850 p. m; /.
c., 1850 D. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
SUNDAY auto
MISHAPS KILL
II IN TEXAS
7 Die When S. P. Train
Hits Auto, z Others
Hurt; Driver Held in
Firenan's Death

DALLAS. Texas, Jan. 2i.-(H9-Ae-
eidcnts involving automobiles took a
toll Of at least a dozen lives in Texas
over the weekend and at least rs
many were dangerously injured.
Seven members Of a family. includ-
ing a number OF children, met death
at Finlay Cross. west Of Sierra Blan-
ca. when their car was struck by a
Southers Pacific passenger train yes
terday, two were killed in accidents
at Dallas, and in Fort Worth, Bert
Wilson Myers. alleged driver of a
car which fatally injured o. Ii. Red
den, a fireman, Was charged with
murder.
In the Sierra Blanca accident
Alexandra and Esequel Hernandez,
with their wives and three children
Of Alexandra Hernandez were killed,
Another child, Francisco, aged ?. Is
expected to die, and Simon Herman
deg a stepson, had both legs broken,
Simon was driving the car The two
families are thought to have come
from Big Spring.
bad Mix-Up On Nfaduct
In the Fort Worth accident Mr.
Reden was uncoupling hose after a
fire when he was struck by an auto
mobile which is said TO have carried
him a block on the bumper. Both Of
his legs were broken.
W. O. Warner Of Waco was fatally
injured in Dallas Saturday night
when a third automobile crashed INTO
two others which had figured in q
minor collision on a viaduct. Charles
Brandon of Dallas was recovering to-
day from injuries received in the
same accident. Both of Brandon's
legs were broken and it was neces-
sary to amputate the right leg be-
low the knee. Eight others received
less serious injuries in this wreck.
Earl Sunday morning L. L. Case OF
Dallas was fatally injured when his
car turned over upon him on the Dali
las-Fort Worth pike.
Women Rescue One
At Mason, Texas, Lester Nix was
instantly killed and Byron Hazeltine,
10, severely Injured when their auto
mobile crashed into the headwall of
a culvert while the driver, Fritz
Surber was attempting to adjust the
headlights.
Wallace Wisniewski, IS. Of the Mill
Creek community, was killed near
Brennan when his automobile turn
ed over.
DR.. 4. A. White Of the physics de-
partment, Baylor college. was in a
Bolton hospital with severe head in
juries received when his car turned
over. DR.. White was driving to Weir
to preach when the accident occur
red. Three young women from Aus
tin, who had just had a minor acct
dent and gotten their car back on the
road. extrieated DR.. White from his
a and took him to Bolton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
Birthday Party for
Andrea Fernandez

Mrs. J.. H. Fernandez was hostess
Sunday afternoon at a birthday party
eomplimenting her daughter, Andrea.
Games were played. and several CT
the guests Joined in rendering mn-
steal selections. which added much
20 the enjoyment Of the afternoon
Miss Aline Lowe gave an Oriental
dance.
Mrs. Fernandez hsd decorated The
rooms with a profusion OF ferns and
PINK and red roses. Ice cream. cake
and candies were served. Miss Lidia
lturrIa broke the pinata.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
Girl Reserve and
~. w. Activities

Girl Reserves will hold their regu-
lar monthly intsr-club council at San
Benito on Saturday Of this week, &C
cording TO an announcement sent ont
by district headquarters. Social
chairmen are 10 be guests OF honor
at this meeting, in compliance with
the custom Of having the chairmen Of
some certain activity committee AZ
each council. Presidents and advis-
ors of the various chapters are also
10 attend, and Mrs. Esther Hart and
Miss Lillian Hooking plan 70 be pres
INT.
The following program has been
arranged for the council: Devotion
al, Elizabeth Rowe, president Of the
Brownsville chapter; Types Of Par
ties. unassigned: "A Chairman's Re
sponsibility." Mrs. Esther Hart;
How to Lead Games" Mrs. &. Har-
ris. Mission: The Conference 1T
Waldemar," Miss Hooking: dad and
Daughter Banquets." Miss Hooking.
At the Y. W c. A. district board
meeting held in Mercedes Jan. II,
Mrs. Florence Hayes. president IL
theh board, announced that Mrs.
Emma Byers. national field sccre-
tsry, is 70 visit the Valley the latter
part of February. Mrs. Byers will
meet with the various local boards
and consult with them in regard to
their particular problems. She will
meet with the district board and the
general membership Feb. 2s.
Miss Hooking announced that plans
for the summer activities az Campo
Del Arroyo are already under way.
and that a number Of girls are now
signing up for the camp.
The iocsi Y. W. G. A. executive
board Is to meet on Friday Of this
week.
A regional meeting 81 Y. ". work
ers If theh southwest T. set for Feb.
1917 at Dallas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
Arrest Man On
Charge of Theft

Ramon Garcia. Matamoros resi-
dent, wss turned over TO the city
police Saturday evening BY EN-
ployes If the j. &. Penney store.
who entered a chsrTe Of shoplift-
inc against him. Socks. shirts and
two pair Of pants, alleged to have
been taken from the store, we're
found in his possession.
Garcia was placed in the county
jail upon a theft charge, and will
he given a hearing before Justice Of
the Peace Fred kowaIski Monday aft
ernoon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
ELSA
BRIDGE HOsTEssEs

Mrs. VIM. George and Mrs. Melvin
Giese were hosteses Friday afternoon
~ a bridge party in the home OF
Mrs. Melvin Giese to five tables OF
players. Mrs. John &. Jones Of f'er-
cedes won high score. with Mrs.
W. II. Miller Of ReslAco as second
high. Mrs. r. a. Rowland rece we'd
the consolation. Delicious refresh
rnents were served to following
guests: Mesdames r. A. Rowland
OF Neslaco. John {. Jones, Mercedes.
Willis Carter, Harlingen. Thos. G..
Cook, Weslaeo. Carl Moeller. W. n.
Miller, Mrs. Cell Solether. Harry So
iether. Harold Lehman, r. v. Leh-
man, JudEons Friday, Thos. Eiyes.
y. Y. Stewart. Frank Water. Peter
Davis. Raymond Mills. &. 4. Skaggs.
Richardson, Ben r. ISLANDERS. Charles
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
EX-COWBOY SOLON
DIES AT SAN ANGELO

SAN ANGELO, Tex. Jan. 2I.-tPl
One Of the few legislators who
stuck to his cowboy hat and range
FsFs evsh when he vent 70 the Tex
az legislature in 1879 and 1924. w.
J. Cowboy Carson So. died here
Saturday
Carson had q varied life. and az
his death ovned ranches in Crockett.
lrion and Sehleieher counties. He
also was an organiser Of the First
National Bank at MERTON.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21
COLDS MAY DEVELOP
INTO FLU
Couahs from Flu May Weaken Your System
and Lead to Serious Trouble

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blood. attacks the seat Of the trouble
and checks the growth Of the germs
Creomulsion is guaranteed satSSsc-
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fever. or think YOU may have the au,
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-21

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