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The Washington herald., 1922-11-28
BETTER DAYS.

Conditions are improving. One can now
buy tenth of pumpkin pie for fifteen
cents if one happens to find the right
place, and it may even be almost fit to eat.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28

VoU may be inclined falsely
l. to believe that il is foolish
to turn the other cheek or to
forgive and even 10 love your
enemies mot condoning their
enmityl. but the world will duly
learn that Jesus was supremely
wise therein.
And Frau Rathenau Is righ;
-divineiy. humanity right-in
being a Christian Jewess.
Thereby she honors her son.
glorifies her own soul. lifts all
of sus-including the murderer
and his terribly injured mother
to the same level OF love.
Copyright. is2e. by King Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28

WHEN Harding wants, some
body to share his daily in
stallment of Senatorial blasts, he
is serene in his knowledge that
his Cabinet is within gentle veto
distance. When he struts into that
den of advice, he knows that he
will have unbiased Judgment of
double quartet of powerful skulls.
CIX Secretaries and two caddies
are always ready like Paul
Revere's hoss to spread alarm.
That little wilful group of merry
sunshine stands back of our Presi-
dents rubber stamp, which seems
to have its OK. twisted around
into X. o.
WHAT do cabinets do during
happy days of peace? Does
Secretary of War play peek-a.
boo with green, red and black pins
on war maps?
DOES Sec. of Navy demand
salute of seventeen songs from
swan boats in Chevy Chase Park?
no Secs. Of Labor, State and
Agriculture color Easter eEgs
for little constituents to roll down
lawn Of White House?
A RE they knitting warm
bonuses for soldiers7 Teaching
little garden seeds to roll over
and play dead for commuters?
Crocheting eye tests for immi.
grants?
WHAT do cabinets do? And
who cares?
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28
THIS is NO RED MOVEMENT.

The Fascist wear black shirts. Evil
IDENTIFY the laundry vote is not of much
consequence in Italy.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28
A SIMPLE WAY OUT.

might pull off world championship series
might pull off worlds championship Sc
ries and devote the receipts to paying off
her national debts.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28
BUSINESS ADVICE.

II you have an hour to spend, don't
spend 1t with some man who hasn't.
Election Is all over and everybody has
gone back to work except the politicians.
Bandits in Chicago who are holding
people up and removing their glands
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28

IN every classified diary Of uni
versal scenery, double X marks
spot on romantic precipice where
some unrequited cabinet has taken
Lovers Leap into that comatose
condition which knows no election.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28
THEY ARE STILL EXEMPT.

The bootleggers will probably not care much
how zealously they chased SO long as
they are not compelled to pay taxes on their
incomes.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28

COONER but later. all cabinets
resign. Clemenceau. Venizelos.
Italian. Chinese. Russian. Even
Berlin mark cabinet walked out,
and 1t wasn't for lunch.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28
AND ECHO
ANSWERED ZERO
BY Bugs"

WHAT do cabinets do when
w they're not resigning? Who
do they annoy outside of office
hours? Why are cabinets?
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28

IT is some relief to have cabinet
that knows enough not to re-
sign and let our Scow Of State
drift along without ten helmsmen
pulling and tugging at one wheel.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28

II is Q problem In emotional
mathematics whether the
mother OF n murderer IN not,
indeed-as Frau Rathenau In
Inmates greater sufferer
than the mother Of the mur-
dered one.
Certainly. they are sisters
in suffering.
IT is touching and inspiring
= to find the one who has
been cruelty bereft 20 wholly
without vengefuiness ss to be
able to offer the balm Of for
giveness to both the murderer
and his unspeakably saddened
mother.
Such an incident brings tn.
benediction Of faith 20 cynical
souls-of faith in the common
human stuff Of which all Of
us are made, murdered and
murderer. Jew and Gentle,
lovers and haters. victims and
victors.
Blessed is the spirit that can
say. in the face OF frightful
injustice and irreparabie in
jury: Forgive them. Father.
for they know not what they
do-'
That has been the attitude
not only OF One Great Jew.
who on the cross made the
supreme sacrifice to love. but
of the entire Jewish group
who are still and always
lovers. despite their age-long
experience with hatred.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28

WHAT do cabinets do? And
who cares?
The Washington herald., 1922-11-28

no Secs. Of Labor, State and
Agriculture color Easter eggs
for little constituents to roll down
lawn Of White House?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
PLEA IS MADE FOR
SAFE CELEBRATION
INDEPENDENCE DAY
Is Estimated that l30 Per-
sons Will Lose Lives on Ac-
count of Careless Use of
Fireworks Today

NEW lOhh, july - pifd l'i a
safe celebration of independence Day
has been made by the Safety Institute
OF America. which at the same time
issues the warning that IL greater care IS
rot taken this year than in the past,
approximately 1870 persons will be killed
and 5000 others injured in fireworks
accidents through the United States on
teh Fourth of July.
The total Of persons killed in Fourth
Of July celebrations since these were
inaugurated is greater than the number
of men killed on the American side in
the Revolutionary War, says the state
ment Of the Institute. During the past
IA years alone i.s32 persons were killed
mad 42,Gs9 injured as a result Of Fourth
Of July accidents from firearms and
fireworks. and these do not include
drownings or automobile accidents.
While the number of accidents caused
by the use of fireworks and firearms
j. being gradually decreased through
the regulation Of sale Of such products
an dthe growth Of the community cele-
countcracted by the heavy increase in
automobile fatalities and drownings in
cidental to the suggestions:
If you must have bonfire. let your
father build il and watch IL with you;
better still. don't build bonfires. Scores
of children are burned to death and
millions of dollars of property are lost
each year as the result of bonfires built
in fun.
Ordinary firecrackcrs are harmless
ii used with reason, but they should
never be held in the hand after being
lit because the slightest powder burn
may result in lockjaw and death.
The sparks themselves from a popular
fire toy are not. as rule, dangerous,
but the glowing metal cores constitute
serious hazard and have caused
fatalities.
Don't put powder. ammunition for
canes. or cartridges on streetcar tracks !;
this has caused many fatal accidents
through wrecks, runaways, and panic
among passengers.
The most prolific cause Of Fourth
Of July accidents is the Il Didn't Know
1t Was Loaded" person. Don't look into
the muzzle of gun TO see IL IL is
loaded; don't point gun at another
person even IL you il u not loaded
you may be mistaken. The II didn't know
i: was loaded" has twin brother whose
and who is almost as deadly. Before
trying TO relight fireworks. wait long
enough TO be sure they are out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
SIX WAR HEROES ARE
ALL THAT ANSWER TO
BELGIAN ROLL CALL
(By the Associated Press)

GHENT, BELGIUM, July 4.-Only six
Of Belgium's War Heroes" remain.
They are not human heroes, but bril-
liantly intelligent and daring dogs who
distinguished themselves for valor and
fidelity on the field of battle. Origin
ally there were l6, but ten proved that
even dogs can be martyrs. Three were
killed in action at the front. three died
Of wounds, two were poisoned BY the
Germans, one died Of grief over the loss
of his soldier master and one was merci-
fully put out of his misery when the
enemy came to seize him.
The six survivors were proudly ex-
hbited by their owners at the Palais des
Fetes recently. Some have gallant acts
Of peace TO their credit a. well as honors
of war. They have saved children from
drowning. stopped runaway horses,
caught burglars, protected sheep and
stood silent guard over their masters
lives and homes. Three Of them have
the Cross Of War for rchoism and de-
votion IN the field.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
BRO W NSVILLE IS
OBSERVING SAFE
AND SANE FOURTH

brownsville today j. observing a very
safe and very sane Fourth ~ July.
RnSiness houses all over the city oh
served either whole or half day holi-
day.
Owing 10 the recent river situation. no
program for observance of the da, was
fixed. and everybody just tur;rh ont -
observe the day a best suited them.
Scores Of parties went on fishing and
picnicking expeditions. and great many
people went by automobile and train 10
Harliugen and Donna 10 participate in
the Fourth ~ July celebrationss sched-
uled 10 be held at those points by the
American Legion.
Point Isabel was a great attraction to-
DAY. and hundreds of people visited the
coast town and Padre Island.
Only occasional fireworks were heard
during the day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
Mercedes Mayor Denies
That His City Paid For
Labor From Brownsville

statement in n Houston paper. The
Chronicle. that the city of Mercedes,
finding itself able to take care nf itself
in the flood. "even paid the one hundred
Mcxicans who came up from Browns.
vile 10 help fight the flood was mali.
ed" by the Brownsville Chamber Of
Commerce after telephone convcrsa-
tion yesterday between &. L.. .Iessup,
manager Of the Chamber Of Commerce,
aud Mayor j. III. lIaines of Mercedes
Mr.. liaincs declared that he made Lc
statement as attributed to him in The
Chronicle.
From fifty to seveniy-fivc laborers,
Lcsides some Brownsville businessmen
went to Mercedes on that Saturday ~
assist IN levee protection there. The
men We're released Su.lay. when the
waters broke over. and automobiles were
sent up from Brownsville to bring thcn
home.
Mr.. JcsSup asked the board Of city
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
BURNETT is CANDIDATE;
WANTS TO BE BATHING
SUIT CHIEF INSPECTOR

Billy Burnett has entered the field Of
politics as candidate for bathing suit
Inspector al Point Isabel. according TO
political card which his supporters and
friends are passing around. His candi-
daey is subject TO the wishes of the dem
ocratc primary. Mr.. Burnett promises.
according to his political card. "a close
and through inspection Of every suit. "
and is BY his own confession the only
candidate for the position who favored
woman suffrage"
No announcement has been made yet
as TO whether his name will be allowed
TO remain on the ballot, but Il il thought
that in keeping with its regular policy
the county executive committee will not
deny the people their fundamental
right TO vote for the candidate they de-
sire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
JOB AS SPEAKER
OF HOUSE SOUGHT
BY FOUR MEMBERS

AUSTIN. Texas. JuiN Tnk among
legislators visiting AHstin these n. y-
ccntcrs around tho race for sneaker of
the House rf Representative of the
neNt. th" Thirty eighth Legislature who
will -rrrrrl Charles G Thomas w Don
ton. speaker uf rhr present lower hnll-r
body
A. present four ruintiyrs have
announced their candidacy. These are
Representatives Ilorton If Dallas. Seag-
Ter M Palestine Crnuiin~ NJ Ilrni-nn.
uud >atfrrwhiir "f PanhnnTlr. Carson
county NIL SHftcrwhitr Was chairman
~ thr House Appropriations cnmmii-
tee IN the Thirty seventh legislative
sessions. Talk among rho aw-makcrs
visiting Austin havr Ii that Rcprrsrn-
tafivr l''nr "f Nurccs county win also
hr candidate
That ihr rnrc win hr hrt WY evidenced
hy ihc fart that tbr leaders rf thr rr-
ircurhers aud. anti-rctrenchcrs IN the
special sessions last summer will op-
pose each other Mr.. CumminS was one
n thr leaders III that favored Swrrrir-
reductions in state educational in.fifu-
tiou salaries aS dil Mr. Pope while NIL
Satt"rw hitr lead thr legislators that a.
r"rrd leaving the salaries as they stood
then.
VI other representatives prnrnse M en-
trr thc rare fpr thc ruvpfrti honor nf the
llpua" ii has nnt brn heard WI WIZ the
Hpii0l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
TOURIST ARE TAXED

VIENNA, July 4 Following the ew-
ample M other tourist countries. th-
Alpine resort provinces MI Austria nave
begun to levy taNes on visitors There
is taN or room rent, u tax wv food
ana drink, and another 10 cover music
and similar attractions. Motor car. ere
taxed heavily for each day of stay.
and there is Federal luxury tay Nv
every article except thc pIainrst food
and clothing.
Vienna papers declare thr Austrian
Alpine resort regions arn as expensive
as any place in the world this season.
Nevertheless, IL is virtually impossihl-
to secure room n' ary WI them for
July and Angus Ir-r farm home ami
country boarding house is booked up
and small country houses are unobtain-
able at any price
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
SMALL BOY STARTS OFF
ELECTRIC MOTORCYCLE;
HAS DISASTROUS ENDING

Consideration reigncd in the heart 'of
small hoy today. when he connected up
the switch On an electric motorcycle in
front nf Bral'S Battery Shop and was
promptly knocked 10 the ground. The
vehicle dashed across the street and
sma shed in enc of the posts supporting
the roof of the building there.
The hoy iupcd NJ and ran. while the
motorcycle stood with one wheel on the
sidewalk. still connected ~ bat unable 10
proceed. The motor was beginning 10
burn when Someune arrived IN the scene
and turned off the switch M damage
was done except the caved in post.
frightened boy and burned out motor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
RESP ONSIBILITY In.
Rail WRECK SOUGHT.
TO BE FIXED TODAY

ATLANTIC. CITY. y. J., July i.-Four
Investigations 70 fix responsibility for
the wreck at Winslow Junction. WI the
Reading Railway midnight flyer IN which
six were killed and more than sixty five
injured. were well underway today. In
quiries are being made by railroad Of
ficials. county and state authorities and
the Inter State Commerce Commission.
IL H. planned 10 question John DcWalt
Retran, Towcrman. at Winslow Junction,
il his condition permits. in an effort to
learn the way the switch to Cape MAY
was left open which. il is held by rail-
way officials. caused the train 10 jump
the track.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
MANY OFFICIALS TO
ATTEND PROTECTION
MEET AT HARLINGEN

County Judge Oscar XII. Dancy. Mayor
A. %. Cole and thc members NJ thc COM
miseiorcrs court viii attend the Valley
Chamber Of Commerce meeting which is
% hc held "a Harrington on July 2 for
ihc purpose of discussing mcans NJ pre-
venting flood damages.
n cail wa. issued yesterday hv fhn
Chamber of Commerce here for everyone
70 attend thc meeting and assist in work
lng ont SYSTEM of flood prevention on. The
members ~ the commits -ionrrs court
who win he at thr meeting arc: r.
Larochc. sam HrlI A NH Logan ana VII
G. Wccma Thc county auditor. I'll
O'BrIcn is also expected to attend the
conference and Sheriff ". T. Nann has
significd bis intentions Of being present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
HIGHWAY ALLOTTED $4,000

ROBERT LEE. Texas. July The
bel Rio Highway No. I. in Coke conn
~. has been allotted Sjnobo. hy the
State Highway Commission ~ q rccrnt
mceti. 4 The state highway which en-
teIs the country from RlacxNcl in the
northern part Of the county aud goes
south via Fort thadboarne. Rrrnte.
Robert Ice and south a. the cr.intv line.
will hc put in first class .ri~..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
MEXICAN CORN CROP In
III IS 1,803,62S,333 BUS.

Figures received hy Luis G. Nillal-
pando. Mexican consul at Brownsville.
show that the production of corn IN
Mexico during the year 1921 was H.
S0:i .62> .:;::;s; bushels
There are 2I..2:i0 mines (gold. silver.
copper iron ~ Il few coal IN Coahuila
ia operation in Mexico now.
Five hundred and fortyfour oil wells
are operating with A daily output of
G.2lS.3l4 barrels.
These oil wells are located within an
area of 621TJ acres. and total pro-
duction since 1901 of 80 .3l0.52I bar
rels is credited To the Mexican oil wells.
All these figures show Increases. ac-
cording a. Mr.. Nillalpando.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
MEDAL OF HONOR is
HERE FOR CORONADO

Frenando Coronado Of Brownsville to-
day received from the war department
at Washington a medal Of honor ex-
tended him in recognition for valiant
service in the United States army dur
ing the war. The medal records that ne
participated in the battle Of San Mihiel
and in the MeuseArgonne fighting. He
was private. in Company c, 364th In
fartry. He was wounded on October
4, 1918.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
RELIEF WORK BEING
DONE BY AMERICANS

MOSCOW July IA" American dru.
store presided over by an American wo-
man is now dispensing drugs free of
charge to the sick of Moscow. II is
operated by the American Relief Admin
Klein Robbins. graduate Of the Brook
lyn College Of Pharmacy
The new dispensary j. receiving the
heartiest support of the Moscow Board
of Health. The reputable physicians of
Moscow may send their patients to Miss
Robbins, who will supply their needs
free Of charge If they are not able 10
pay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
WEEKS SEARCH FOR.
NEGRO and WIFE In.
OKLAHOMA LACCINC|
cry The Associated Press)

MUSKOEE, Okla, July 4.-The search
for "a negro. John Welch and his wife,
wanted for the Staying Of deputy sher-
If near here week ago, Jagged today
for the first time since the killing. Yes
terday posse Of several hundred men
with hloodhounds were close on the
trail of two thought to be the fugitivcs.
but the searchers returned to their
homes last night when it became ap-
parent that the negroes had slipped
through the Gordon Of watchers. II is
now believed Welch and his wife reach
ed safety outside the county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
MEXICO FIGHTS MOSQUITOES

JUAREI. Chihuahua. Mexco. July I.
The Mexican government has made nn
appropriation. the exact sum nf whirh
has not leen announced. for mosquito
determination work here. II also has
appointed an expert to work with Amer
leans on proposed plans 10 straighten
The river. deepen the chanrrl and drain
marshes. Such work. il " said II me-
ccssary ~ eliminate the mesquite uui-
sance and the flood danger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
INVOKING MARTIAL
Law A USURPATION
OF POWER IN TEXAS
nv The Associated Press)

FORT WORTH. Tex. July i.-The rule
Of martial law placed upon the citizens
Of Galveston at the time Of the long
shoremcn's strike and The citizens Of
nexla and Freestone county during the
recent alleged lawlessncss there was a
"a district usurpation of power by the
military forces of the state, President
Richard Mays Of Corsicana told the del
egations 10 the convention Of the Texas
Bar Assess alton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
TO REBUILD FRENCH RAILROADS
fPy The Associated Press)

PARIS. July 4-The French Cabinet
today placed before the rcparations com
mission the project of providing extcn-
sive use Of German labor and material
throughout France for rebuilding rail-
ways and other public works at a cost
Of eighteen billion francs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
TEXAS COTTON CROP
FORECAST AROUND
3,5OO,0OO BALES

HOUSTON. Texas. July IA yield
per acre Of about l3I pounds and total
production of about 3..I2J.O0O bales was
forecast on a condition of - per cent
for the Texas cotton crop by J.. y. Gray
federal crop statistician The Texas
'ottta exchange il estimated at 12312.-
600 acres.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
IRREcIItRs' POSITION CAPTURED

DUBLIN lrrla I Iuly 4 Hnmnan's
hotel nn Snrkvillr street. one w the main
position ~ the insurgents. was captured
by the national army forces this after
noon. The garrison of thirty men sur
rendered 10 the Free State trnoperS ar.
ter the building had taken fire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
TERMINALS AT
POINT ISABEL
TOSTART soon
Fish Houses and Piers Move
Up Shore Several Hun
dred Feet For Room

II have every reason to believe
that October I will see dredges mt
work at Point Isabel. II would be
possible before that time, but the
government engineers do not like to
have their dredges at work on this
coast during the hurricane season"
Is Of eNcursionists, his guests, at
Point Isabel, Monday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-07-04
Efficiency in Buying

lis taught by the advertisements in the Herald. They
point out the best places to do shopping and tell
you about the products the market. II
you would keep upo-date in all matters relating to your
shopping problems, read the advertisements.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15

city has been selected as one Of those
to receive this service. These motion
picture reports of local happenings Will
be developed and printed here and rushed
to the first-run theaters the minute the
prints are ready for screening. The first
of the local specials will be issued on
April Is.
With its worldwide organization, and
tremendous distribution facilities, 1t has
been able to score news beats" regularly
on some Of the biggest stories Of the age,
1t is claimed. Among the most recent
achievements of this kind were the show
ing Of motion pictures of the new Pope
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15

the News as shown In the motion picture
theaters In this territory.
The aim of the Pathe News has al
ways been to cover the big national and
international news events for the benefit
of the country at large. As national
medium it cannot include motion picture
views of the thousand and one things
that are happening daily N every town
and city in the country that are Of
purely local interest. Yet the Pathe Off
Gals realize that this Local news is Of
vital interest 10 the communities affected.
Therefore, the Pathe News, the pioneer
Of screen newspapers" has hit upon the
idea of weekly local specials, photo
graphed and issued in the most important
news centers Of the county, and this
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15

Piux XII on the day his election was an
nounced and sthe views Of the marriage
of Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles
In many instances the airplane has been
used to distribute issues Of the News
to all parts of the country in record
breaking time.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15
PATHE COMPANY
TO PHOTOGRAPH
LOCAL EVENTS
Whole World Will Be GiUeR
Glimpse of DOingS in
Indianapolis.

Local news events o. interest to the
residents of this city and vicinity arC
to be filmed by the Pathe News and in
cluded in weekly locs. specials, which
will be a part Of the regular issues Of
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15

order TO the red army saying Russia will
not demobilize any of her soldiers until
the bourgeois and capitalistic powers
agree to limit land ornaments"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-15
TrOtski Will Not
( Reduce Red Army

MOSCOW, April IA, via London, April
15.-Leon Trotski today issued a general