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The New York herald., 1922-07-04
Jack Dempsey Seeks His
Monocle in Oklahoma

NKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. July
3.--Jack Dempsey. who came
~ here to-day from New York
for four round bout tonight with
Andre Anderson OF Chicago. may
fight Miske or Meehan, his manager.
Jack kearns. said.
The winner of the Miske-Meehan
fight here tonight is practically
certain of a championship match at
Christmas Kearns said.
II Is stated that the real purpose
of Dempsey's quick jump to the
West was caused by his desire to
recover his English monocle. which
he lost while coming East. II will
be recalled that Dempsey lost this
monocle when he stuck his head
out OF a Pullman window passing
through Arizona, and that when last
reported it was being worn by an
Arizona Indian chief. The chief Is
now thought TO be in oklahoma
city.
The New York herald., 1922-07-04

Sporting Events Scheduled To-day

srHfErrCs.
rr.et and field rsmes IN all city play
Ereund-.
uslly w.sd rns A a. met st ycnkerx.
der~ey HsrrtrTs A. a. us~~f % Rayonne.
Mnmrn's xnnRes ID Brighton neaeh.
An-Amsyican nrokers. Inc. gsmes st
t~itir Para.
oa-~a.' n~u~irs ana pelr.rs rark games
NJ hsiment Para.
TENNIS.
rinsl r~und ~ the >asssn Country Club
tnttafian tournant~uf.
wrsf~h~~f~r eaunfs ~hsrspicnship st
tounfs fenRis Cluh. uart<daie.
ROWING.
resrs.'. Regatta on The srh.,ikili River.
Fhiladsiphis.
YACHTING.
fsrrhnonf n. a. races.
~sswnnhaka-f & erfnfhinn n. 4. races.
etansf.rd y. &. rarr~.
tknYsld~ v. a. rmee~.
Indian Hnrhor n. q. races.
RACING.
Tho Carter Handicap. the Astoria and
four "ther races af Aanednct.
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three-year-oids and upward: allowances;
purse, 81 roo: six furlongs. Pindar Peel.
iii tOwens), 50, $500 and $3.50. first; Tus-
cola, 1O4 "a. WILSON,. S1l.20 and $40,
second: Advocate. log tConnelly), $3.50,
third. Time. 1915. Diana, Widgeon and
Gangway also ran.
SIXTH RACE-For two-year-old fillies
claiming; purse, 81 400: five and half
furlongs Ten Sixty los tConnely), siI 80.
$500 and $3.50. first: Full Spoon. 10s tW.
POOH, $500 and $40 second; Tokiheme,
110 Gray, 1910, third. Time, ! 30 So.
Antonia. Pavlowa. Miss EN-. Dearie, Mani
cure Maid. kenmare and Roldgold also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-For four yenrolds and
and a quarter. Escarpolette. 1Oo (Bruc-
nIng). 500. $2.T0 and $2.i0. first; Hope.
1oi "a. WILSON,. 1910 and 1910. second
oto 40. vella X. Capt. Tom and Link
Boy also ran.
The New York herald., 1922-07-04
Flatbush Tennis Tourney.

Entries for tho mems singles tennis
championship tournament of Flatbush.
witch is 10 be contessed al the rrospec,
Tennis Court July y. viii close Thurs
day. Thirty contestants are thus far
entered
The New York herald., 1922-07-04

POLO.
Tournament at Meadow Brook. L. l. a
r. NJ.
Fairfield Polo Club vs.. Essex Troopers
~ Robert Inv. Jr., estate. Port Chester
% y. NJ.
Rcrknway Hunt Club at Cedarhurst. l.. 1.
% Y. M.
CYCLING.
Motor paced racing and bicycle racing at
New York velodrome q r. NJ.
Motorcycle rr-cing at sinEac. N. j. $3.50
r. NJ.
SWIMMING.
Meet at Brighton Beach.
Meets In all city baths.
GOLF.
rndependence Day tournaments at all
metropolitan clubs.
BASEBALL.
Giants and Brooklyn at Polo Grounds
a. NJ. and r. NJ.
CRICKET.
Contests at Livingston. Staten Island.
snd Prospect Park.
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Smith and Coster Draw.

Sunny Smith and Frankie coster last
night boxed twelve rounds to a draw
in the Broadway Exhibition Association
Club In Brooklyn. The bout was an
interesting one. with both lads going
at top speed from gong to gong.
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a a
speed. bu running ronga a of c
a
nerb by l. G
NJ TIne,1: g. goo Won
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

BAIT & Tackle 20. wyckoff ay. Tel. seii E.ts.
poerinr. scg Liberty av. Tel 0lsnmors aalt.
llyde. $50 Bergen a.. AZ fh aN. rt.rlnr -
Johnson r.. 80 Wyckoff av. Tel ~191 y Nel,
Kingston T'kie Co. i4eo fuiton - sane IA y
Marsiers. J. r.. - Court y. T~i aAss TT sc.
Michseison. ". ~. i27s Bsd'd av. 10 bat
Micha cison, ~. L.. nis broadway No hsNs
Norris 1851 Fulton ST.. Reid ~. iN1i Nedf a.
noeper, III Woodward av. Tnekie Only
srhaaf. 100 FIafhu~h av. Tel E,fe Sterine.
schehicr. r.. 81 Wyckon az. 1rl. 1871 b'N4
Sprung. 2-si Atlantic av. Tel tsss slfninrfe.
Vochrinrcr. 1875 Myrtle -. y vgrefn J41N.
OUT OF TOWN.
wsishan.I II. .7iT Hack'ck pik. "a w Hoboten
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ROD AND GUN NEW S
SANDY Hook Princes Jamaica wnie~ New
what They say-By Arthur Thornton.

men get all the fish thu deserve. just as
they always Will. SWITCH REEL.
The New York herald., 1922-07-04

MICHIGAN CITr, Ind. July 3.--If Ben
ny Leonard. lightweight champion OF
the world, fails to decisve,y defeat
Rocky Kansas in their ten round bout
tomorrow afternoon In the Fitzsimmons
arena II will probably not be for lack
of trying. Leonard realizes that the
outcome OF his contest with Britton did
not enhance the prospects of a large at
tendance for his approaching contest
with Lew Tender and he also feels GER
tain that he must make a valorous show =
ing In his battle with the Buffalo strong
boy IL the bout with Tender is to draw
with full strength.
When the champion was asked to-day
IL he expected to do any special damage
TO the Italian he smiled broadly ana
replied, II am going to try and stop him.
and no one knows better than I do how
hard it is to hurt him. You may land
en- Kansas with all your power and he
goes right along fighting. thought
lad him done for in cur last contest
when / put him to the floor. but he was
too strong to yield to finishing punch.
If l do not get him tomorrow l will
have to give it up as a bad Job.
II have heard it said that will take
II easy with Kansas. so as not to hurt
my hands. the intimation being that l
wish to save my fists for Tender on
July 27. On the contrary l intend to
punch just as hard as l possibly can,
and I will have more than three eeks
in which TO prepare for Tender So
there need be no fear that ! will not be
in condition to give Tender his .ong
waited for chance at the title"
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Leonard 2 to 1 Favorite.

1t appears that the betting element
take the view that Leonard will dispose
Of the challenger, for they were offering
to l to-day that the champion would
win the popular decision. Some of the
more daring offered to wager 1 to 2
that Kansas would not answer the bell
for the tenth and last round.
Leonard, who weighed 139 pounds for
the Britton contest, will not attempt to
The New York herald., 1922-07-04

ROD AND GUN.
piG s?'ss! esrcHEs Hsss SSy 81 SEA snf Bass bal
IN D o LENT Ds,ls eaS,' . ! 4, MkRrfH Nj sTp s.
EVELYN fysry Tsr. .s'lh DAY; S A. NJ.
J. MARTINS PIER. sHEEPSHEAD Ray.
STR. JOHN GULLY
Bait. tackle and restaurant aboard. Special
accommodations for ladies. Special trip Mon
day. July 9.
Thursdays and Sundays, $3.50 A. NJ.
Fire Island Fishing-Auto for Babylon Tvs.
Bridge Plaza. Long Island City. $50 A. NJ.
Fare $3.50. Inc. bait; boat J1B and return
auto trip. Tel. os2l Astoria
srsfas sEs nass TH.p HSp F1EKFsT F9STKT Of
JOSEPHINE c,nl nrB;;5: b;;s: $s..r
nIIiRannnu PLENTY OF SEA BASS.
\HkMRIlIk Daily A.. M. Sun. I:
OIIAIvIVlIlIV PLACES Dock. Shcepshesd
~ Bay. Capt +. PLACE.
BATTERY LANDING.
II leaves daily except Msa.
HalcyOn Gssos.n. fsS a;ss :; s.so a. 4 i''s n s.
Special Trip July 4, : A. NJ. Mon. at A. NJ.
m I n TIT Daily except Mon. 8 An: sun.
M k A. NJ. from shce2shead Bay.
Sea Bass and Black. l.. Harms.
BASKETS-W.'re tnsIe t.sr wi, with them ,s.
right prices, too. They're corkers.
Doering q Co. 56l Liberty Ave. Brooklyn.
DAe ~ Tel. Glenmore 1891.
Special Notice-Monday and Tuesday I A. W.
Capt. ';s;,i nsP sS.'s,;;,a y s.5 sss s.E
SPECIAL TRIP FOURTH OF JULY, 8 A. NJ.
hllR0Rh leaves Baysiae Dock daily 10
Flnke. Capt JOE EcocK.
Special Trip ! A. NJ. July 9Th.
ccC0OT Daily. 8 A. M.-Sun.. g A. NJ.
FTTIInI Sea Bass plentiful
Capts. Fred and Freddie Wrcge.
GREAT SOUTH BAY FIsHING-weli ap-
pointed boat; small parties only: open
dates from Tuesdays TO Fridays. Address
Capt. SOL sAXToN. Babylon. n. y.
StumulIer and friend caught SO Bass Sunday.
Str. Gjralda Daily 800 AM. Sun. IAN
sheepshead Bay.
S A. M.-Sea Bass Galore-5 A. M.
WuITpv leaves Bayside Dock. Sleeps
WnIIOI head Bay. every day.
Capt. +. HAMMER.
n..L. F1uke. Leaves Shecpshead
I,IIIII1IIl.IIp Bay. daily =. Sunday Z.
oV'i'u'o'v Capt JOE MORANEC, Jr.
Special Trip July 4th, 6:i2 Train.
lITnT Tvs. Wilson's Dock, Wreck Lead,
1Itk daily exc. Mon. A. Fri. 6:i2 train.
uss's Sun. 5:25 train. CaptG.W Wilson.
specinI Trip Mon. and Tues. r A. ".
v.rkoo T1oodlo N SATURDAY 9 r. VI.
idHhce puuu'c ". Tvs. Dunne's Dock. Sleeps
head Bay. Sunday 8 A. NJ. Capt. Yreeland,
BLACKFIsH AND FOUNDERS.
WICn0h LEAVES CLASON POINT =
WINIJlIM A. NJ. FOR CHARTER.
CAPT. BoB.
iOuTINGs--Boat ELSIE. accommodates rs
passengers comfortably. for rent by the
day. Phone Bowling Green gfoe.
Fiuke Fishing Mon. and Tues. A. ".
Sea flge0n Bay. Capt. +. BAuMkNN.
M Nh N r.. Dist St. Tues. A. NJ. 10th -.
w ~ 80. Bait on board. Oapt. BERG.
Special Trip July 18th, A. NJ.
Now vorknY Tvs. Shecpshead Bay daily v.
"0" '"'"s' NJ. Sun. A. M. VIM. CLuLo.
ADMIRAL. FIuke-F1uke 10 A. M.
ADNAAA~HL from Sheepshead s'
Bay Daily. Sun. 7 30 A. NJ. Capt. Charlie.
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The New York Herald Racing Chart
AqUEDUcr nAcErRAcK. July s.-cIear, tracl good.

NJ RAcEF and Six and half fuonss
R o.
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KENNELS.

East ii9ih ~.
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Auueduct Entries.

Il Race-claImlng; two.year.olds; five
The New York herald., 1922-07-04

serenad $
fol the
am A
by
] r. Scho. lime % Post,
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.Flve pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26

With the flood waters in Mercedes,
which yesterday was inundated to a
depth Of from one To three feet af-
ter a fruitless seventy-two hour
levee fight, receding today, atten-
tion was turned to the situation in
the Harlingen and la Feria districts
and to Willacy county.
The water had fallen more than
five inches at Mercedes today, and
it was expected that its streets would
be clear Of them by tomorrow.
The flood crest is now passing
Harlingen and San Benito.
Railroad connection between the
Valley and the outer world was
completely cut off last night in Will
lacy county when waters covered the
tracks of the Gulf Coast Lines in
the Sebastian area for distance Of
several miles. Considerable track
was reported washed out, one mes
sage stating that fifteen hundred
feet was displaced near Lyford.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
BABY IS DEAD after
BEING CRUELTY
WITH TELEPHONE ROPE
Baby Andrea Hernandez died Of pne.
umonia at 3 o'clock this afternoon.

Baby Andrea Hernandez died Of pne.
umonia at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Andrea Hernandez. =; years old. is ~
ing AT the point of death in house
near tine corner uf Harrison and F'is-
teCnth streets. from pneunoiia believed
10y City Health Officer W. T.. Spivey To
have been brought on after the child
~ struck across the back with what ar-
pears "a be heavily insulated strand
telephone rope.
J. Sc NaSqucz. ~ years old. who j. al
legged a. have Hirnck the child. was ar.
rested this morning. and complain!
was filed 10y Policeman H. Schildt befoT e
before County Attorney A. NJ. Kent
charging assault with intent 10 murder.
Nasqucz Is in jail.
According ro Dr. Spivey, the child
was struck hut once. back of the lungs.
a long blue mark being pianly visible
across The upper part ~ tie back. lie
said that ia" chil,'s right lung was com
pletcly c.osed. AID the ether partly
AMI at noon today he thought there was
ltile chance 90 save it's life
Dr Spivey and Dr Il. -. Works both
attended the case. and the child is now
ia the hands of Miss Helen Brown. pub
iic health Lurse
The baby il tie child ~ n woman
named Iupe AIadriana. who oc upies the
house with NaS.ucz. She has two chill
drrn and Naspuez has three.
The child. according a. the police. was
struck sometime last Saturday and its
mother declared 10 the physicians that
4 was we'll prior a. that time Nasqucz,
ihe police said, admitted that he strnck
the child once. declaring that he did So
because the child persisted in remaining
out in the sun. Women IL the nrighbor-
h""d told officers that Naslucz appear
ed To be intoxicated
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
Airplane Mail
Service Asked
For L. Valley

Postmaster. X. l.. CHM. to-day formal
~ requested the military authorities at
Fort Brown Ia take up with the Eighth
Corps Area headquarters at Fort Sam
Houston the matter of establishing an
air mail service for the Valley towns
during the interruption in railroad trans
portation.
MIR. CHM believed that arrangements
might be made for airplanes To pick up
first class mail at Raymondvillc. and
drop bags for each Of the towns in the
alley.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon no reply
had been received from Fort Sam Iious-
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
RAILWAY SIGNAL MEN
TAKING STRIKE VOTE
tBy The Associated Pressl

CHICAGO. IIl. June 1G "A strike
vot" ~ being taken today by railroad
signal men on approximately one-third
of the railroads Of the country. arcord-
Ing a. nh announcement today by ID. w.
Holt. president ~ the Brotherhood of
Railway Signalmen.
The vote j. being taken under the
supervision system of the general com
m'ttrrS. all of which have rejected the
wage cut set for July I.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
LYf0RD COUNTRY FLOODED BY
OVERFLOW FROM MERCEDES
LeUee Workers in Hayliu.
gen District at Last Crap
pile With Rising Waters

BROWNSNILLE-River 1876 feet,
same "a SUNDAY.
SAN BENITO--Siage of river,
52-35. sea level measurcn mt, rise
or j cf foot since yesterday.
HARLINGEN-No measurement
available. hut crest was believed pas
sing pumping plant this afternoon.
MERCEDtS-sasi of inches in
flooded area, and falling at rate Of
about an inch an hour.
MiSSION-River rapidly returning
to normal.
RIO GRANDE CITY-River nor
NAL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
) YOUNGSTERS
SUFFOCATED IN
IDLE COAL Mine
Four Sacrificed Lives to Res
cue One Of Party Over
come By Gas Fumes

HUNTING. Ark. June 2G-The
bodies If five victims of the mine ira
erdy here yesterday have been recover
ed and preparations were completed to-
day for the funerals "f John Roberts,
founcy Roberts. Roland Porter, Dolly
Robinson and Edith Robinson. VIII" were
suffocatel in the mile.
The mine has been idle since the
strife began. -Four ~ the dead sacrific-
ed their lives a. rescue lonncy Roberts,
who. tired from berry picking. sat near
an air hole in the mine. lie was over
come Nv fumes and fell oLe hundred and
sixty feet 10 the bottom of the shaft.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
lBy The Associated Press)

tby Inc Associated 1reSS)
MENICO CITY. Jule ga. Bruce
Bic;aski chief If the bureau Of inyeSiiga-
ton Of the United States Department
of Justice during the war. is being held
for ransom by seven bandits who held
up an automobile seven miles west ~
Cuernavaca. state Of Morelos. yesterday
Bielaski with his wife. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Manuel Barcena Of Mexicali. was
on his way 10 view the Aztec ruins near
the town. The bandits suddenly appear
ed and stopped them AT the point of
guns. The women We're released, hw
after robhiIg them the bandits took
Bielaski and Barcena with them.
Mystery today still surrounded the
kidnapping and holdi' for ransom of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
Child of 4 Falls
Down Oil Well
Near Electra

FORT WORTH, Ten. June 26-Ran-
dali Bandy, :. met death $50 feet below
the surface Of the earth in the Mchen-
zie oil well, two miles east of Electra
last night while fiya Thousand frantic
persons tried to rescue him. He was
playing near the well when he fell in
To the hole. Efforts 10 devise means
for his rescue were unsuccessful.
At midnight when il became defin-
iteiy known that E,e hoy was dead cf-
forts to reclaim his body were aban-
doned until morning when the work was
resumed.
The boy was drowned by waters
Cncroaching in the well.
WICHITA FALLS. Tex, June 2s--The
body of Randall Candy was recovered
this morning, graphing hooks being
used To pull the body from n twelve
inch hole.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
MRS. SMALL dies OF
APOPLEXY, STRICKEN
ON SATURDAY NIGHT

kANkAkEE. III. June 2G-Mrs.
Len Small. wife of Governor Small
of Illinois. died at 3 o'clock this
H.,rning. She was stricken with ap-
opIeNy Saturday night during the
cXciimcnt incident Ia the celebration
by fricnds and the governor as
+. resulted Of his acquittal at Waukegan
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
MOBILIZE COPS
TO STOP MARCH
OF COAL MINERS

FAlRMoNT. ". Na.,. June 26 The
entire Fairmont police foIce and all
Marion county deputy sheriffs were
mohiiizcd today 80 stop reported
march 81 striking miners ard sympath-
2'rs from Monungaha, ten miles south
Of here.
The authorities said they had been
'rmed an attempt would be made 10
hb"rate nlnety-one prisoLers from the
county jail who were arrested Friday
after the march of strikers through the
cltv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
SHERIFF SAYS HE HAS
NO RIOT INFORMATION
nv The Associnird Pres.l

CAHHoNDALE. m. June 26-The
sheriff ~ Jackson county today an
nounrrd that he had advised the Cal
Operators Association If Illinois that
~ had NO been advised of threatened
outbreaks III this county. ITis telegram
wa IN reply To one by operators saving
they had learned Lat the lives of their
rrnnl"vcs protet ting idle mines had
hccn threatened
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
MEMBERS OF SECRET
ORGANIZATION HELD

fBv The Assoc atcd Press)

FEN 7 W NNaOE AIFU TFtNNT
BERLIN. June 35-I.leven persons
alleged members of Rayarian secret
organization known aS-the council were
arrested here yesterday the police All
ncunced today. The police expressed
the opinion that the organization was
implicatd IN the murder of Foreign Min
istcr Kathenau. ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
TRIBUTE IS PAID
ENGLISH MARSHAL
BYLONDQN PEOPLE

LONDON. June 26-LondOn people
~ hundreds 81 thousands todsy paid
tribute 10 late Field Marshal Wilson.
victim Of an assassin last week The
marshal WAS billed tear tie door 10 his
own home. aud policeman who wac
standing near was also killed. Two
men are being held in connection with
the assassination.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
TWO DEAD IN PLANE CRASH
By The Associated Pres

GETTlSBl'R re. Pa. June ~ Cap
tain George u. Hamilton of Washing
ton and Sergeant g. H. Martin 'of Buff
falo. New York were killed here this
afternoon when an army airplane IN
which they were flyirg at three
thousand feet above Gettysburg Bat
rlefield went into a tail spin and crash
Sd 60 earth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
JOHN LEWIS TO MEET
SECRETLY DAVIS TODAY
NV The Associated Prcss)

WASHINGTON. u. C.. June a6-
John ". Lewis. president NJ the United
Min" Workers ~ America will meet
with Secretary Of Labor Davis today
AMI later. accompanied by Davis. will go
z" ~" White House e. discuss the coal
strike with President Harding.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
HAm0N FILM PROTESTED
I ~ The AssOriafed tsressI

AMARILLO. Texas. June 20 Local
churches ard women's clubs have pro-
tested against the sh ,wing If the pro-
inCtiDn of the life of Clara Smith
Iiamon. slayer of Jake iIamon. Okla
homa oil man. AMI politician. advertised
To bc shown in "A local theater this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
$50 MEN IN HARLINGEN

Motor trucks with $50 men. gathered
by the American Legion here at the re-
quest cf Mayor. Joe Roberts. OF
Harlingcn. left this afternoon
for the Harline n district to assist In
icvee work. These men were wanted
for Ir~"c work at n place called Blue
town" about two and half miles from
the Arroyo Colorado bridge. Water
there threatens the bridge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
WHEELER DEFENDS
PROHIBITION IN A
RECENT ADDRESS

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. June 26-"Those
who defy the laws and constitutional
provisions enacted ~ the ordinary pro-
ccsscs of government do not play the
game fair" declared Wayne u. Wheeler
general ccI sal of the Anti-Saloon Lea
ruc hcfnr, the convention nf lntcrna
iioua Sunday School Council II Iieli-
gious Education. lie defended the ma
iin. ~ nr,hihifinn net ~ based on cN-
perience and common sense.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
PROTEST WEEKS STATEMENT
rp, TIE As.oc.ated Press. /,

ok AHOMA CITY. OKLA. June 26-
A protest against the recent alleged
statements Of Secretary of War Weeks
favoriLg the legalizing of light wines
and beer. was voiced here today by the
regional conference Of the Anti-Saloon
eague and telegraphei 10 President
Harding. sd tH
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
LLOYD GEORGE FAVORS
ADMITTING GERMANY
(Bv The Associated Press)

LONDON. June 26-When asked by
Lord Cecil ~ the house ~ commons
whether hc would. state the govern
meni's attitude towards the admission
Of GERMANY 10 membership in the Iea-
gue ~ Nations. Premier George replied
that great Rritain would be willing "a
support the proposal for t;crmany's adj
mission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight and Tuesday fair: light to
moderate scutherly winds.
The following weather observations.
covering the 2ihour period ending at z
.. m. today. are reported bv Mrs. A. w.
Reed. United States voluntary weather
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
(Rv The Associated Press)

llERRIN. Ill.,. June 2j-A coroner's
iirr yesterday found Il. N. Mcdowell.
murdered min" superintendent. was kill
ed hv union miners on the day before
The massacre. The jury found that nine
teen other men dead IN connection with
The massacre. came ~ their deaths by
gunsh"t wounds, inflicted by unknown
p,l'sons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
CORONER'S JURY IN
LONDON HOLDS MEN
GUILTY OF MURDER

LONDON. June ga verdict of viii
ful murder against James Connolly and
James o'Erien was returned today bs
a coroncr's jury inquest into the killiI Z
Of Field Marshal Wilson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
ARMArTTI0

ARMARILLO. Tex. June 26-Mrs.
Marie McClain Of Amarillo was seriously
injured yesterday when she iumned from
an overturning automobile in Paloduro
Canyon. She was pinned beneath the
heavy automobile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
BLOODY ILLINOIS
COUNTY BURIES ITS
DEAD In Mine WAR
(Ry The Associated Pressl

HEltRIN. ILL.,. June Williamson
county buried ~ dead in the mire war
yesterday. conducted an inquest 10 de-
termine the cause # death and today
faced the responsibility If bringing the
guilty ~ Justice. With no arrests made
since the massacre and with county Of
ficials making no visible efforts 10 place
the blame. the investigation i being
done by state and federal agents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
FiQure Out the Exact Amount

Of money You going to spend before going
ket The daily advertisements in the Herald will hep
do this, well proving Of value you as
sisting you to shop economically.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-06-26
PRINCE OF MONACO.
WORLDS SMALLEST
NATION. Is DEAD
ny The AssnciateA Prersl

PARIS. June 2G--prince Albert Hon
orc Charles of the prin irality of Mon
aco. died here at . o'clock this after
noon.
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themselves out however. aud Dan aud
Jessie parted.
Eut llan kept up his friendship with
other members of the Xiegfcld produc.
lIons. being especially nice a. Miss Gas.
tlrion.
1n consequence the manager uf the
"Sally" cOInpany-w hich has been hav-
ng unpleasant times in Boston gave
Hiss tastlcton p"rirc.
Then she vanished.