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BELT, OTELIA MAY. In sad but loving re.
membrance or my dear wife. OTELIA MAY
July 3, 1928.
To write these lines Il makes me cry
orn ana 0.sn snihs il. OF wnsn you went sway.
But to me it seems as yesterday.
Love keeps her own, and thoush apart
The memory dwells within my heart,
We viii sIiAi meet as and m nS unSerstand rs iAn0
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. THOMAS r.
BELT. oTELIA M. .EDLIN. JAMES r. A
sister and niece, oTELIA n. BELT tnee
sne sso sss,H Who , 81 ssddesn,y leg gs one year
44asbsnd. JAMES r. EDLIN Who departed
She was the sunshine Of the home.
Not dead to as, who knew you,
You i've with US ia memory
ana Will 1--we forevernore.
SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
We, are but few, the others sleep.
Through desth's untroubled nisht.
we & are & but few. oh, let US keep
AUNT AND WIFE LILLE A. EDIirN
BERTELs. FRANK C. In memory Of our de-
TEIs. who passed away as' one s year a sso oI To-
N TX EoS1Nd aef WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
EensmSTsncs Of our dear I father, the q GGEoRaE
W. BURROWS. who departed this life AZ.
teen years ago today, July 81 1914.
Only y1 . . memory ,,.S =, Of ssysors byron days
But Q constant feeling that God aicne
Knows Just what should have been.
We are thinking today Of one We love,
One with the purest of mind.
His ,s shsssry ssss smilss e and kindly ways
He had smile for every one
And died beloved k I,,, by Al 49, -. .
CARROLL, GEORGE. Sacred to the memory
CARRoIL: who entered the pearly safss
Not lost. but s gone gone 'SesS Seiofs. s0u'
Y1u Hns LIVE vi,, ysss saTsv.pmols pS II memory
THE FAMILY. !.
NICKENs. SAMUEL p. m loving memory Of
Snf essE Io dsnsrtsS sS asheF fS,s ss sshs
years DENVoTHD ~ ospcnS' WIFE sdl ANp 51 DAUGHTER.
REID sED,l RosE os a1Rss IR ssa sd
July 3, 1919
Tss Hhfsi SAB i B BASSih lsyi HE'S s 2:hss e. k sT;
sKTDMoRE. JARED FLETCHER. IN loving
55s%smbrsRss 5stS.q sa q EHss m hSssans asa ss
VINO oied one year MfRE VIZ sossH aNb san cHp I IN
WALKER, oYAMA voNTTLE. In SAD but
oYAG W VINO sapsrtsd ssS'asI ss
life one year ago today, July 3, 1885,.
Dearest brother. how wei miss. you.
Ana cur ffS hearts saTsa aTe ss
As We think OF you today,
The blow vas hard. the shock severe.
Only those who have lost can tell
The pain Of parting without farewell.
LOVING SISTERS, MARTHA, RHoDA AND
MATHELDA
,WILKERsoN, MARY A. In sad but loving
memory Of my dear wife. MARY A. WIfs-
KEREON, who departed this life one year
ago today. July 3,jfe28 Fl
year have lived without you,
But your spirit has hoxered near.
To guide me through each sorrow,
To wipe away each tear.
There is a grief that cannot nnd comfort,
And wounds that cannot be healed,
And sorrow deep IN my heart
That cannot be revealed
Loving and kind in all her ways,
gprisnt and & Inst t9 the, e2f Of her days;
What beautiful memory she left behind.
have only your mernory.sdear wife,
To remember my whole life throughs
But the sweetness will linger forever
As treasure the image of you.
HER OLD PAL, JAMES r.. wTLKERS0N. I.
WILSON, MARY C. In loving remembrance
Of mv mother, who died July 3, 1924.
May she rest in peace.
a. place is vacant. voice is stiii.
HkR DAUGHTER. CORA wAsHrNoToss,
l2S HeckHan st. Sc.
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MRS. CREWS DEAD.
Widow Expires After Illness Of Six
Weeks,

LYNCHBURG, Va, July (Spe-
cia) Mrs. Allie Virginia Crews, SO
years old, widow Of William B. Crews,
died Tuesday morning at her home In
Madison Heights, having been i'll six or
eight weeks. She was q native of Con-
cord and q daughter Of Barney and
Mrs. Rodney Ann Brooks. She was q
member of the Madison Baptist Church.
Mrs. Crews is survived by three sons,
w. G. and Clayton H. Crews Of Madi-
son Heights and Marvin w. Crews OF
EFaiISax; three brothers, j. A. and w. w.
AzUoks of Roanoke and s. w. Brooks
of Lynchburg, and two sisters, Mrs.
william Caldwell and Mrs. r. A. Fulton
of Lynchburg.
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wALsH,. ELLEN FITz0EHALD. On rass-
day. July .. 1929, ELLEN FITZGERALD
WaIlS Walsh, BE 6eiossd mother q Edward y. y
s,,er A. her c sens Tssidence. No 2 Nsyland
az $50 an, thence to- the Church of the
BLESSED Sacrament, where mass will sbe
said for the repose OF her soul. Friends
and relatives invited to attend. inter-
terry. de
wINEMILLER, ELLA q. Tuesday, July 2.
1929. at eprins Lake N J.. after D long NJ
ness, ELLA @. W1NEMILLERs the beloved
wife Of Richard II. Winemiller and sister
Of g. =. Grub. Burial at Lovettsviile, Va,
Thursday. July Z. at IL o'clock.
w0oDFoRD; JOIN L Departed this life
his residence. 2o2s 18th So. NV, JOHN L..
beloved father Of Elizabeth, Eugene and
the late Carolyn Woodford. Funeral
walker Memorial baptist 6harch.I' I isth tHs ST.
between U and v SITS NV, Friends and
relatives invited. 4nterment at Harmony
Cemetery. g
wooDFoRD. JOHN L. The Elder Mems
Relief Association announces the death
Of JOHN L. WQQDFORD on Tuesday, July
2, 1929. Funeral Thursday, July e. at D ms
from the Walker Memorial Baptist
Church, 18th st. between y and v sts.nsv.
= n arpJYs 81. b. NAxLOH' Fres'
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported %
he Health Department In the last - hours
Jesse A. and Esther NJ. Thomas, boy.
Francis e. and Arletta Barber. boy.
Nathan and Lille Sinrod, boy.
Joseph =. and Margaret A. OBrien, boy.
Ralph and Ethel Skinner, boy.
John ". and Anna L. Hurley, boy.
John II. and Marjorie l. HocEnan, girl.
william G. and Agnes v. Newman, girl.
Wallace e. and Helen Niles girl
James A. and Nellie v. Phelps, girl.
Joseph and Louise Petrillo, boy.
william and Margaret =. seweil. gtrl.
George II. and Martha Edwards, boy.
Evening star., 1929-07-03
GEORGE SCHULZ BURIED.
Lifelong Resident Was Engraving
Bureau Emp1oye.

Funeral services for George M. Schulz,
q lifelong resident of Washington, who
died at his home, .i419 Shepard street,
Monday, were held at his residence this
afternoon, with interInent at Prospect
Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Schulz was born in this city In
1859, and was employed in the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing until cem-
PEELED by i'll health to resign. Surviving
him Is his widow, Mrs. Barbara A.
Schulz, and two sisters, Miss Emma l..
Schulz and Mrs. Francis Benzler Of this
city.
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MRS. ELLEN WALSH DIES,
Native of iowa Had Been Resi-
dent of Capital 80 Years.

Mrs. Ellen Fitzgerald Walsh died at
the home of her son, Edward j. Walsh,
2 Newland street, Chevy Chase, yester-
day. She was So years of age.
Born in Iowa, Mrs. Walsh was brought
to this city at the age Of six. and has
lived here continuously. She is survived
by the son, with whom she resided.
Funeral services will be held at her
home at $3.50 o'clock Friday morning.
Interment viii be private at Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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RETIRED ENGINEER DIES.
James E. Newman Was Emp1oye of
Engraving Bureau 35 Years.

James =. Newman Was En1ploye or
Engraving Bureau 35 Years.
James Z. Newman, q retired engineer
of the Bureau Of Engraving and Print
ing and an employe of the bureau for
IS years, died at his home, 1872 Bu-
chanan street, yesterday from a heart
attack. He was retired from active duty
In May, 1923.
Mr.. Newman, who was 50 years old
and q lifelong resident Of Washington.
was a member of Lebanon Lodge, No. z,
Of Masons; Eureka Chapter Of Royal
Arch Masons and of Brightwood Com
mandery, knights Templar. He leaves
his widow, Mrs. Katie Newman; two
daughters, Mrs. Anita Burns and Miss
Ruth L. Newman, and five brothers,
Theodore, william, Harry, Oscar and
Fred Newman, all of this city.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. He will be buried In Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1929-07-03
Norman A. Chrismore Rites Held.

WINcHESTER. Va, July (SpeciaD.
Funeral rites were held today for
Norman A. Chrismore. 81, who died
after several years illness Of arthritis.
The Loyal Order Of Moose was in
charge Of the funeral. He was O son of
James Chrismore. Surviving are a
widow, two children, his parents, one
sister and two brothers.
Evening star., 1929-07-03
CHARLES SPENCER DEAD.
Southern Railway Engineer Was
Ill Four Months.

Ill Four Months.
LYNCHBURG, Va, July 8 Especially l..
Charles M. Spencer, 81 years old. q
Southern Railway locomotive engineer,
died Tuesday at his home. In Monroe,
where he had been LII four months. He
was q native of Nelson County, the son
Of Lee Spencer Of that county.
He was q member of the Monroe
Methodist Church and Is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Eva Weeks Spencer,
and the following brothers and sisters
Bernard Spencer Of Massachusetts,,
Newton Spencer OF Maryland, ]. w.
Spencer OF Alexandria, Mrs. w. A.
NayIes. MRS. Russell Stephens and Miss
Jane Spencer of Washington.
Evening star., 1929-07-03

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Oak Cemetery, 0aithersburs.
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Of Mary L. Miller. Notice Of funeral here
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1879; q 9:iS p.na.. at his residence, 9l2
husband Of .Asnes 6. Simons tnee BohrS.
Services will be held &C the residence of
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Interment In Mount olivet Cemetery. Z
SMITH, CHARLES I. On Tuesday, July ..
ryn .. Smith. Funeral from his late resi-.
dence, 5ll II et. n.w.. on Friday. July 3.
st 10 am. Funeral private. 1nterment
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'sThe Guide to Our National Parks"
Given Free to Western Tourists.
Shows best routes from Chicago,
maps, train schedules, fares, etc. Write
to Chicago 4 North Western Ry. 201
Advertisement.
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Darn nf Uhanka.

HTNDLE, MARY ANN. Mrs. leah @. Breck
wishes TO thank the many friends for their
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes ct
the death Of her mother, MARY ANN HIN
DIE, June a..
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FOREIGN.
ARGENTINA DATA.

CFor the week ending July 1, 1927
Precipitation
Cur. Depar. Cur. Depar.
and wheat zons 81 ~ o.s +os
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FOUND.
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JoACHrN, FREpERIcKE. MONDAY, July

JOACHIM (nee Cordes), beloved wife of
the late John Joachim. Funeral from the
ct. NV, Thursday, July 4, at z I'm. Rela-
tiveS and friends invited. Interment
Prospect Hill Cemetery. So
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-26

GRANTED BY
JUDGE KENT
Civil District Court To
Hold Hearing On
Permanent Restrain
ing Order Thursday

Throwing another hitch in Har-
lingen's knotted park situation, a
second temporary injunction pre-
venting the contracted purchase of
the Arroyo Colorado site by the
Harlingen city commission was
granted by Judge A. M. Kent Of
the civil district court here Mon
day afternoon.
The petition asking the injunction
was filed by p G. Greenwood and
H. L. Yates attorneys. The case
was styled John D. Hill VS.. Sam
Bolts, mayor.
Hearing to determine whether the
injunction will be made permanent
or not will be conducted before
Judge Kent Thursday morning
Considerable interest in the park
row which has been waged for
some time will bring large dele
cation Of Harlingen people here to
attend the hearing, court attaches
believe.
The injunction was granted on
the rounds that no provision had
been made for financing the pur-
chase Of the Arroyo Colorado park
site. The petition also carried al
Continued on page five)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-26
MOTHER AND ;
CHILDREN BURN
Officers Believe Quartet
Was Slain Before House
Was Fired

TOLEDO, Ohio, March 26.-CP-
The deaths of Mrs. Gaylord Steger,
25, and her three small children.
discovered after fire had partly
destroyed their home near here,
were under the investigation Of
county authorities today in the be-
lief they we're slain and the house
was fired to conceal the crime.
The bodies were discovered after
fire fighters had concentrated their
efforts on extinguishing the flames
in the belief the Stegers were not
at home. Mrs. Steger lay in the
dining room, and across her BODY
Gaylord, Jr., 5, was found. Kraft
said the body had been beaten
over the head. Howard, 4, was dis
covered with two gashes in his
forehead at a window. and Rose
Marie, one year old, lay in part
ly burned bed which authorities
said had been saturated with kero-
sene.
Steger returned to his home just
as the fire was put out. He said
he had spent the afternoon some
distance away.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-26

FORMER PRIZE
FIGHTER USED
Resolution Charges
Governor With At
tempt To Have Man
Murdered

BATON ROUGE, La, March 26.
-P)-Governor Huey P. Long Of
Louisiana was charged with at
tempting ito hire and induce one
H. A. Bozeman 10 kill and murder
one j. Y. Sanders, Jr., member Of
the Louisiana house Of representa-
tives, in an Impeachment resolu-
toin drafted for presenta 5ion today
in the legislature.
The charge was made III the last
Of nineteen counts contained in the
resolution and was based on a
sworn affidavit Of H. A. (Battling)
Bozeman, former personal attend
ant of Governor Long and former
employee of the Louisiana highway
commission.
In his affidavit Bozeman swore
that about five weeks ago Governor
Long, with the Odor Of liquor On
his breath, called him into his Of
flee and said he was planning to
Cdll t4l CaI1 OCOO4OAl VI Wiz AO51o-
lature, and that Representative j.
Y. Sanders, Jr., would oppose all Of
his measures.
Protection Promised"
"I have chosen you to do away
with this (epithet); leave him in
the ditch where nobody will know
how or when he got there" the af-
fidavit said.
I'm governor of this state and
if you were to be found out, would
give you full pardon and many
gold dollars" the eX-prize fighter
further quoted the governor.
The impeachment resolution was
prepared by a committee composed
of Representatives Clark Hughes Of
BoSSier parish, Paul ChaSeZ of New
Orleans and Representative Nathan
Spencer Tallulah, Madison par
ish. The resolution was to be in
troduced by spokesman of the
committee leading the fight against
the governor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-26
LOPEZ FLYING
TO GUATEMALA
Three Attack Planes From
Fort Crockett Escort
Him To Brownsville

Three pursuit planes from Fort
Crockett, Galveston, accompanying
1t. Col. Lopez as an escort to the
United States border landed at the
municipal airport at IL a. m. and
reported that the Guaamalan flier
had followed the coast line into
Mexico.
They said his plane was function
ing perfectly and that in spite of
bucking head winds all the way
down the coast, he had averaged
100 miles per hour this far. He has
sufficient fuel to make the trip and
If he is able tc stay on his course,
with which he is not familiar, he
should reach Mexico City late this
afternoon, they said.
In compliance with request con-
tanned in radiogram from Fort
Continued on page five.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-26
Rio Hondo Man
Central Figure
In Three Cases

A theft charge, contempt Of court
and habeaS corpus proceedings fol-
lowed in rapid succession Monday
afternoon and Tuesday morning, in
all of which Guy Jeffers, Rio Hon
do resident, was the central figure.
Jeffers was arraigned before JUS
tice of the Peace Fred KoWalski
Monday on a theft charge in which
his former wife was the complain
ing witness, and his bond fixed at
$500.
AS the defendant was leaving the
court room he is alleged to have
struck Clint Pruitt of San Benito.
He was called back before the jus
tice of tn epeace and fined SIS and
given one day in jail for contempt
Of court.
Tuesday morning writ Of habeas
corpus was secured in the civil dis
trict court, attorneys for the defen-
dant alleging that the affray had
occurred after the case had been
concluded and that the defendant
could not be held for contempt.
Judge A. M. Kent held there was
no contempt.
The theft charge resulted from
a deal with Jeffers' former wife in
which it was alleged she was to
have the potato crop planted on
land which he retained in a divi-
sion of property after a divorce
was granted, the complainant al
leging he had dug the crop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-26
DRY OFFICERS
SHOOT WOMAN
Nine-Year-Old Boy Wounds
Man In Leg After Mo-
ther Is Killed

AURORA, Ill, March 26.-(P-A
mother was shot and killed last
night by county dry officers as she
bent over her husband who had
been knocked unconscious.
The third member of the family,
a boy of 8, then took up the battle
with six deputy sheriffs and
wounded one in the leg before he
could be disarmed.
The deputies said the woman was
shot because they thought she was
reaching for one of the guns her
husband had dropped when ne
slumped to the floor after being hit
with the butt of a deputy's pistol.
The slain woman was Mrs. Lii
liam Deking. 40 The man dubbed
into insensibility was Joseph Dek-
ing, As. The son was Gerald Dek-
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-26
CHARGE
TRIAL CALLED
San Benito School Boys To
Testify In Case Set For
Afternoon

Trial Of David Aguirre and
Eubencio Cara of San Benito,
charged with sale of liquor to high
school students and others, got un-
der way in criminal district court
Tuesday afternoon, with a number
Of schoolboy witnesses present for
the state.
Trial of other defendants in the
case, including a woman who is
alleged to have induced a minor to
assist in the sale of intoXicants,
was set for April g.
Emilio Melendez, San Benito
youth, who plead guilty to sale of
liquor and applied for a suspended
sentence, was given 18 months in
the penitiary. Jose Jaramillo, a
resident Of the same city, plead
guilty to liquor sale charge, md
was assessed one year. Both men
had made complete confessions.
Charles Dorsett, age IT, was
given a two-year suspended SEN
tence, upon a plea of guilty to cat
tie theft The evidence indicated
he had been induced by an older
man to make the theft and the
state supported the application for
a suspended sentence.
Emilio Melendez, .harged with
sale of liquor, stated it was his
first offense. The state introduced
evidence that when Melendez was
brought to the county Jail officers
discovered he had been shot several
days previous, and AZ birdshot were
extracted from his back. Melendez
stated he had been shot while on
the road near La Paloma, and did
not know who had fired on him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-26
LATE BULLETINS


26-(AP)-Gan prices underwent big tumble
a selling connection with stock market weak
bushe and SIS cents
carried wheat 5 cents
andc corn 4s cents below yesterdays finish
SKIPPER RELEASED FROM CUSTODY
March 26-tP-Captain John Thomas Randall,
the British ruaden schooner I'm Alone sunk In
bond $500 and his of
on recognZance.
NOMINATED FOR ROTARY GOVERNOR
o. Bobbitt
today the district of Rotary
concluding session this afternoon
FEDERAL BOMBING
Chihuahua Mexico March 26-Mexican federal air.
planes yesterday
woundng
contingents, said dispatch received today.
GRAF ZEPPELIN FLYING TOWARD HOLY
ROME, March 26(AP)-Th digible Zeppelin
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Allied Nations
Pay Last HOnOrS
TOMarShalFOch
POINCARE LAUDS FRENCH HERO

PARIS 26(AP)-Raymond Poncare Of France
its wartime pentpronouncd the funeral Grafton the
He by paying high tribute to the the who
fought against death vaiany fought
enemies"
The premier said in
pure that parked in this world He ambition
than he desired but the feeling
complished"
He carried to the command of the allied
sought
entire nations into battle not through pride
not for the conquest foreign soil
his invaded country"