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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-11

Whats new In styles?"
The girls are showing their
arms this summer"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-11

Mildred-I wonder what that
Black and White buoy means7
He-Why, three-mile limit, of
course"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-11

us this your husband, madam"
why, no, sir! He's my bowl"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-11

A New York blacksmith left
$4,000. But wait till an auto .
repairman dies!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-11

She-The doctor says | should
go South for my health The
question is where to go.
He-Go to another doctor.-Lon-
don Mail.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-11

Wen bet Sir Arthur couldn't
fool Holmes or the doctor with
his ghost atorteA'
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(Note to makeup man: Run list
Of those who didn't know 1t was
loaded, or who thought the fuse
had gone out, on another page.)
A. c. NJ. Azoy. Jr.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-11

Madge-Why are you sorry you
came to this place?
Marjorie-The damp sea air has
made my SIS permanent wave look
made 80 cents.
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World
HunOr

Editor Ito reporterl-So this is
your stuff, is it? What the pussy
foot d'you mean by saying the
man Jumped for JOY" and then
that his delight knew no
tounds?'-Lendon Weekly Tele-
graph.
waiter, are you hard of hear
ing?"
mo. sir. Why. sir?"
'The possibility occurred to me
that when l asked for liver you
thought 1 said leather. London
Mail.
Some guys are so broke they
call money John" Not familiar
enough with it to call it jack
Our Navy.
Most of the people who boast
Of being familiar with the great
are lOO udAHcu Ao4L1AAAoA .-uACOAOAO
Tribune.
Doctor, are you good at rid
dles?"
well. guessing is my profes-
sionr'-The Medical Quip.
Mrs. Hashley-I bought this
duck from the man who shot. it.
Boarder Finding it a little
toughl-Are you sure he didn't
make a mistake and give you the
decoy?-Passing Show Uondon).
why does the daughter of the
house sing in the dining room?"
Its the only way to get the
guests to leave the table. Sim
plicissimus (Munich).
Grandpa, do you think I shall
make q good detective when 1
grow up?"
What makes you think so?"
''I have looked all day for my
pocket knife and can't find it,
Kasper (Stockholm).
Chris and Henri, two Chicago
boys, had been away from home
against their mothers command,
and had come back to find her
waiting for them with a switch.
Chris. ware you been?''
INIT Henri"
''Henri. ware you been?"
"Mit Chris"
''Vare you both been?"
"Togedder."
Their mother, Mrs. SaiZbury,
saved the switch for another
time.-Chicago Herald Examiner.
There" said Jones, there is a
woman in a million
'So?" queried Smith. "Fcn1:-
mist? Politics."
Nothing like it, but she will
tell you or anyone that she has
more clothes than she needs and
that she is satisfied with her
husband. "-Richmond Times-Dis-
patch.
A parliamentary candidate in a
rural district made the following,
remark in the course of his ad-
&c ~,
the world which l cannot answer
with just Yes or No."
An old farm laborer jumped
up and said: Please. master,
might I ask e question:"
Certainly. my good fellow"
said the candidate
We'll, then. MASTER" said the
old farm hand. what's the time"
London Weekly Telegraph.
Teacher-How is the earth di-
vided?
Johnny-One.fourth land three
fourths water, except the Mis-
souri, river, which is half and half.
New York Sun.
Bill-How did you feel when
she threw the vase al you?
Will-sIightly jarred-New York
American.
She-The doctor says | should
go South for my health The
question is where TO go
He-Go to another doctor.-Lon-
don Mail.
Girls! Cirls!! |
clear Your Skin |
UI.GI T.aS~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-11

"You now receive callers In
your machine"
II know. Several motor cops
have left cards.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-29

"Snad do Radosic," odpove-
del il otec, ma mic mOudrejsi-
no nepripadaje - ''dO Rado.
Sic k nadlesnimu, k vdli rod
ne Lebedove, ably Sc "a nj
Knakal, jako nejblizsi pred
staveny neboztikdv = u vrch-
nosti primluvil a nynejsim
neStesti prece n6jakOu pOmoc
il navrhnul.'
rs takovym spechem," po.
znamenavala nevrle pani Ka'
mila - "v nocnich temno.
tach! Snad 81 take pfinese Ri.
Iii"
"Jakou ruzi?" ptal sc I'VE.
dave otec.
Musila mu vypravovati 0 ry
tifi Nettwallovi, jak sc ondy'
no vyprayil ma nocni pout' pre-
jeji kytici z metlic a vresu 8
jake z toho mel nasledky. Ia
touska to naramn6 zajimalo
|vyptaval Sc dale, jak v Zali
benem zili, kdo tam vsecke
byl a hlavne, jak to tax priSlt
s nj setnikem. kamila pfi
sla do proudu, mrzutost byls
zapomenuta, rec dostala Sc 'ns
svatbu a ma jine plany do blu
doucnosti, jmeno Halaburdovt
|nepfestavalo Sc ozyvati.
Tim casem bloudil ON ma
zdafbdh polnimi cestami
podobnym pocitem, jakob,
nesl pretezke bfime, pod mimi
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SETNfK HALABURD.
ROMAN z IDYLICKEHo zAKOuT1
Napsal V&clav Vltek.

jeho silly umlevaly a klesaly-
Ze zasnoubeni jeho nebude
prohlaseno, bylo arci rychle
rozhodnuto - snubni listky
pdjdou do pece. Ably vsak slo-
vo pani Karnile dane mohl od-
volati bez ujmy vlastni cti, k
tomu il musi udati podstatnou
pricinu. Jakou jinou, nezli
skutecnou pravou?
Tu pax Sc objevovaly move
nesnaze.
Mel pani Kamilu obviniti z
tezkych dhon, - aby obvin9-
nj m6lo nejakou vahu, musel
il take prekonati, usvedciti.
Kde ysak mel n6jake dikazy?
Sam Kronus pravil: "Sv6de-
ctvi bych vydavati nemohl." "
ISvedciti mohl jen Kalivoda,
ale j kdyby chtel, ba ma kra-
sne Sc k tomu nabizel, to pre-
ce neslo, ably jej Halaburd
pred svou soudnou stolici proti
nj postavil tvari v tvar a rekl:
"Povezte il prede mnou vse-
cko do oci."
A konecne kdyby Sc to
hned stale a kdyby pani ma
takovou obzalobu odpovede-
la: ITO vsechno ]. je hanebna
lez Z go potom? CT nemohl
tento jedinyj svGdek vskutku
byti falesny?"
A tax Sc jevila nevyhnutel-
ma potfeba, ably Halaburd nej
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co zbyvalo? Ably ma sobe nj
echo nedaval znati, ably ke Ka
mile byl zrovna tax privetiv
jake dosud, ably vsechno cinil
po jeji zadosti, by il pc pohrbu
Iprovazel domd - aby prede
vsemi lidmi a jmenovite take
pred Andelkou il prokazoval
dvornon setrnost. Andelce
pax je vsechno povedomo -
Andelka tuto zenu Una v pra-
We jeji podobe a hodnote: jak
bude souditi o mem? Bude no
klasti vedle zkazeneho Kalivo
| dy, v duchu Sc cd neho s "Trip
nosti, snad s osklivosti odvra-
tt :. =
Toho teprve nikterak ne
mohl dopustit!
| Vyvaznuti z techto. rozpa-
XII bylo jen jedno: aby hned
po pohrbu Kosobudy opustil
K tomu Sc najde nejaka vymlu
va - i bude take ziskan cas-
TX uvazovani co pozdeji ucini.
lti.
"Racite vedeti," ptal Sc pa.
ma sveho Duspiva prinaseje
snidani, "kdo $ nami spal pod
jednou strechou?"
| "Kdosi sci pozde nahoru,' .
di setnfk, ''nuze?"
"Pan spravce Kalivoda."
Halaburdovi Sc zdalo, ze sc
Ivojak zvlastnim zpIsobem u.
smiva - snad i on uz vi, &C
Kalivodu vedlo "a pani Kami
lou do Zalibeneho So a take
sem? Skutecn6, mohl Sc toht
docela snadno dovedeti - oG
Fany! TIE asi mic neni tajno.
"Je ten pan doma?" taxa
Sc dIstojnik sluhy.
"Byl uz venku, v mestecku
ale prave Sc vratil."
(Pokracovauf.)
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O. SOUcASNYCH UDALOSTECH.

- a.
Z Prvni cast davno oznamova
nych Pameti presidenta Masa
ryka ocitla sc pred verejnosti.
Prvni cislo historickeho sborni
ku Ceskoslovenske obce legio-
narske "Nase Revoluce" pri-
na5i totiz prvni kapitolu, KITE
ra je nadepsana "Praha" a
shrnuje udalosti cd srpna do
prosince, 1914. z teto kapitoly
uverejnuje pax 'Legionarsky
Sm6r" ctvrty oddil, v nemz
autor kresli situaci celeho Slo
vanstva, v prve rad6 ovsem
naroda ceskoslovenskeho v O.
mech historickych dnech.
Masaryk tehdy, jako tax
caste pred tim, rozchazel Sc s
pfevladajicim minenim v Ce-
ch&ch, jez ocekavalo spasu cd
Ruska. Prazske prodavacky
chystaly pry jiz ty nejpeknej
81 husy pro Rusy, jichz brzky4
pfichod byl ocekavan po po-
catecnich uspesich v Karpa-
tech.
v teto souvislosti pise Ma
saryk:
"Dr. Scheiner sam byl z ia
ra Rusku a presvedcil sc, re
politicke styky Ruskem byly
velmi slabe, ba zadne. Sazo-
nov mu vytykal, ze cesti poll
tikove Rusko Sc vlastne ne
starali a re proto jsou Rusdm
neznami; rekl odkryte, re ne
name pocitat ma Rusko a re
ruska armada ma rozhodujici
valku jeste neni pripravena.
Podobne sc Sazonov vyslovil k
posi-. 'KlofacOvi o necO drive
" lednu), dovozuje, re velmo
ci zadne valky nechteji. Ale to
Sc u mas verejne nefeklo ne
vedelo; verejne mineni bylo
nekriticky rusofilske, ocekava
10 sc osvob0Zeni cd RusG je-
jich koZakl, nejaky velkokni-
ze mel zasednouti ma HradG
jako kral nebo mistOdrzici.
'Proti tomu jsem dru Schei
nerovi sdelil sye pochybnosti
o dostatecnosti ruskeho VOL
ska. Vykladal jsem, re Sc rus
ke dynastie a treba ien misto-
drzitele bojim, ze Rusove svou
neznalosti pomeru a osob,
svym absolutismem a svym
rozmarilym zivotem nase ruso
filstvi brzy pocuchaji. DR..
Scheiner mi namital, re "a da
nych okolnosti Rus ma ceskem
trdne byl by nejpopularnej.
sim a ze toto vseobecne mine.
nj musime respektovat. Uznal
jsem spravnost tohoto nazoru
jiste ted nebylo casu pouco.
vat Airokou vefejnost 0 pra.
VEN stavu Ruska a prote
jsem We sve zahranicni propa
gande a zejmena v memoran
dech, danych spojeneckym vi;
dam, toto mineni, jako nejros
sifen9jsi, uvadel. Sam, kdyby
nehylo zbyti, bych byl radej
mel kandidaty nektere dyna
site zapadni, nebo nekoho
kdo u techto dynastii by me
vliv.
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Gale chci hned rici, re jsem
"a hranicemi O kralovskem
kandidatu nikde nikym ne
jednal; sve mineni fekl jsem
jen nejduvernejsim pratelum
venku, ably v pripade potfeby
byli informovani. RUNE zpra-
wy, ze jsem jednal S, anglicky
mi a .jinymi princi, jsou ve-
sm6s nepravdivy. Sam jsem
byl pro republiku, ale vedel
jsem, re majorita tom Okla
mziku jest ma strane royalisti
cke; tehdejsi postup socialni
demokracie u mas a Nemec-
; ku a jeji pomer k dynastiim
take nabadal ke klidne iva
re o form6 statu, vrazda Jau
resa nemene. Jiste vec ted ne
fbyla akutni.
Timto objasnenim Masary-
kOvym bude snad nadobro po-
|hrbena legenda, re vyjednaval
a Obsazeni ceskeho trGnu v
Anglii. Toto tvrzeni casio Sc
L
ozyvalo z klerikalnlch kruhn,
/ jak zde, tax We vlasti.
|
Ma jinem miste pise presi-
dent Masaryk:
"Nalehal jsem, ably dr.. -Kra.
mar take unikl do ciziny, a.
bychom 81 tam praci mohl
rozdelit, ale DIR. Kramar do ci
ziny jit nechtel, ocekaval, ze
RusOve sami ceskoslovenskou
'otazku definitivne rozresi. Ne
dovedl jsem tim souhlasit; {
baval jsem Sc prave, re Ruskt
We valce neobstoji a re Wy
pukne revoluce; bal jsem 81
, re u mas mysli nepomerne po
klesnou, kdyz Sc tax obecne o
Icekavala spasa z Ruska a Ru'
ko nam nebude to pomoci'
! Zde ovsem nutno witt v u
lvahu, ze tyto Pameti jsou ps;
my "post facto", cili jinym
lslovy, kdy jiz vsichni vine
'jak to v fRusku dopadlo. By
cas- Ia valky, kdy Masaryl
sam cd Ruska hodne oceka
wal, jak sv6dci jeho srdecn!
pfipis Pavlu Miljukovovi
jenz "a prvniho prevratu ,
Rusku, "a vlady Kerenskeho
stal Sc zahranicnim ministrem
iTehdejsi rezim mel vsak vel
mi kratke trvani pax prisl;
bolsevicka revoluce, ia niz n,
ise legie ma ruske plde ocitl.
Sc We velmi choulostive situa
ci. Liceni techto ruskych po
: merG slibuje byti velmi zaji
: mavou kapitolou v Pametecl
presidenta Masaryka.
! Jak smyslelo oficielni car
ske Rusko Polaky, 0 ton
, pravi president Masaryk:
\ "Pekny byl manifest k Pol;
kim us. srpna) a Polaci sa
mi jej prijimali S pohnuti1n
Z |vdecnosti; dozvedel jsem $
!, pozdeji, ze byl psan Sazono
j vem. Ale ponekud mne zara
:, zelo, ze manifest sice je da'
,|v jnlenu cara, ale byl pode
j psan jen Nikolajem Nikolaje
lvicem, docela tax, jako rakol
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SKY CISaT mluVu X FOlaku4A
|skrze sv6ho generallisima. Ne
trvalo dlouho a mezi Polaky
ia Rusy obzivla stara nevrazi-
vost nikoli jen vinou Polakd.
Carske Rusko krok "a krokem
ukazovalo, ze nepomyslelo ma
!opravdovou nezavislost Pola-
XII, nybrz ma nejakou tn auto
nomii, az to pax Trepov rekl
plnou hubou a car to po mem
opakoval.
"Valecne manifesty Nikola
je Nikolajevice sc mi nelibi.
ly, byly nabubrele, neurcite
zejmena manifest jeho k ra-
kousko-uherskym naroddm.
Tento manifest brzy koloval v
rlznych opisech; byl vydan '
dewitt jazycich zejmena
text slovensky lisil Sc cd ceske
no a jinych, ze v mem Slovaci
byli apostrofovani vyslovne.
Koloval take zvlastni mani
fest k narodu ceskemu, ale
ten zdal Sc mne podvrzenym
- bud nasimi lidmi, nebo ra.
kouskou policii; v ruskycE
sbirkach dokumentd a v Ii.
stech jsem jej nenasel.
Nv recich poslancI v Dunno
bylo 0 Slovanech malo; "a
stupce Polakd zminil Sc Sic
vanech asi proto, aby nemusi
mluviti o Rusech, Miljuko1
zminil Sc boji proti pfevazt
Nemcu mad Evropou Slova
|ny.
! "Ze vsech techto oficielnicf
projevG nemohl jsem nabyt (
oficielnim Rusku jineho mine
mi, nez jsem o mem mel x
Isvych studii a pozorovani."
/ O nalad6 prevladajici Ce
chach v prosinci, 1914, prav
autor Pameti:
! "Nalada v Praze a Cechacl
vubec byla v prosinci 1914 VS.
obecne dosti stisnena. Citila 81
nejistota v odhadovani Rusk;
a Spojenca; a citila Sc jist;
nejistota We vlastnich fadach
mobilisace, jak Widen rozhla
lsovala a Berlin prichvaloval
Iproyedena hladce, ,ysichni ma
Irodove sc semkli kolem trdnu
IVedeli jsme, re to neni prav
da; v Praze a jinde provadel
nejaky ten mumraj loyalnosti
ale smysleni bylo protirakou
lske. Byli slabosi nepekni Ii
|de, ale uv6domely odpor pc
Imerne mnohych jednotlivcl v
Ivojsku, a smysleni naroda, pc
kud jsem situaci Znal a Odha
doval, opravnuje k organisat
: aktivniho odboje. Narod sic
la zejmena intelligence, by
/ ildlouho vychovavan We smysl
: rakouskem, re Rakousko j
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drive sam zevrubne znal prav
du. Ale jak Sc il mel dopatra-
ii Il v6ci tax choulostive? A
coz jestli uz ted vsemi temi-
to myslenkami ma panf Male
zanove pase hroznou krivdu?!
Kdyby pax hned byla vinna,
musi on jedAati jako slusny
muz, musi setriti jeff cti jako
sve, musi Sc bedlive vystrihati
vseho, elm by sebe nebo il u
|vedl do lidskych reci.
"A nedosti toho: j $ vinnou
by musel zachazeti ne jako
|sprost'ak, nybrz jako kavalir
ii sv1j svazek s nj musel by
rozpoutati zpIsobem velmi Sc
|trnym ~.
CHM dale sobe t9mito zaha-
dami hlavu lanai, tim Sc mu
jejich rozlustenf jevilo nemoz
&jsim - elm dsilovneji sv6t-
|lo hledal, tim hustejsf byla
kolem neho tina -.
XIV.
Vratil Sc pozde ke Komaro-
| vi, byl pres pdlnoc vzhIru,
kdoz vi, kdy az usnul a jeste
pax no neprestavaly znepoko-
jovati neprijemn6 sny.
Rano procitnuv mel prvni
chvili "a to, ze take jen oskli-
wynn snem je vsecko, co mu
vcerejsiho vecera o pani Ma.
lezanove hlavou proslo. A.
vsak nikoli, byla to skutec.
most, ktera ma nej znova drs.
Inc a bezohledn6 pocala doti
rati.
Vcera sc tim zabyval jen ,
myslenkach, dnes mu nastava
rozhodny Gin. Zbyvalo uz jer
nekolik hodin - ty ulitnou 8
on Sc nedopidi nijake jisto
|ty vecech, ktere no mucily 9
ktere musel bezpecne znati
|nez by sc s Kamilou setkal.
! AZ Sc oblece a nasnida, bu,
de Sc pomalu bfziti hodins
Ipohrbu. Jiz o tom Sc Kami
lou uvidi, ona Sc k nemu budt
chovat jako vcera a on!
Ma on chovani sve k nj zme
niti, ma il ukazati, re v mem
yznilrao Sefedne, podezfeni -
ma il takovym zpdsobem tez
ce uraziti, ba ma smrt rozhne
vati drive, nez by il nejak do
kazati mohl, re k tomu m:
pravo?
i "To naprosto nejde," odpo
vidal 81.
i AvSak nemelO-li Sc to stati
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|nou proti nemeck6mu mori;
dalo sc ocekavat,, ze Sc najdou
jednotlivci i mezi vddcimi lid
mi, kterf pro Rakousko vystou
pi odhodlan9 a presv6dcen9, a.
lie pres to cft6ni a presv6dce-
nj vetsiny naroda je protira-
kouske. Jen at mne poslanci
nedesavuji, ffkal jsem 81, v nej
horsim pffpad9 to staci; clan
ky, policii vynucene desa-
veu jednotlivcd neuskodi! Err
| go - $ ponocf bozi ven a do
prace! A jestlize Nemecko a
Rakousko :jakz TAXI vyhrajf
nebo bude vysledek vojny ne
rozhodny - pax zdstanu ven
ku a povedu zahranicni oppo-
/ jsici proti Rakousku dale a pro
DuQOucnOSC.
"Mdj program politicky byl
sloucenim ceskych tuzeb, jak
byly formulovany programem
! statopravnim, historickym a
prirozenopravnfm; myslil jsem
stale ma pfipojenf Slovenska.
Znal jsem Slovensko dosti do
bre a urcil jsem 81 hranice pro
| ii Mad'arsku; k vdli jistote pc
zadal jsem dra Hajna (Ant.) },
aby mne SWIM znamym, stab.
MIN dIstojnikem dal ma mapa
zakresliti hranice Slovenska
ma jih. S tim nacrtem a vypsa-
MIN hlavnich pohranicnich
mist jel jsem "a hranice.
/ Jak Sc dalo oGekavati, Pa.
im6ti presidenta Masaryka bu.
dou tou nejzajimav6jsi a nej'
cenn6jsi knihou napsanou {
ceskoslovenskem odboji "a svt
tove valky. Nicmen6 vsak byle
by sotva spravnym pohlizet
ma nj jako ma historic. Masa
ryk vlbec vsichni ostatni
kdoz Sc podileli ma hnuti osve
bozenskem, jsou pod mocnyn
dojmem udalosti nedavnych-
obiraji Sc svoji vlastni prac
a rovnez nutn6 Sc dotykaji pre-
ce jinych, pfipadne il kritisu
il. A k toml jest treba velikt
objektivnosti, ceniti stejne pri
ci jinych Jam praci vIastni.
Cd pfevratu povstalo neko
lik "skol". Jedna z Mich pri
lis zvelicuje osvobozenskol
akci Cechl "a hranicemi a ba
gatelisuje onu naroda We via
sti. Jina op6t zaujima stano
,,visko zcela opacne = bagate
lisuje praci "a hranicemi a Nv,
licuje onu donna.
il Co psano. jest povolanym
= lidmi hnuti osvobozenskem
ma velkou zajimavost a bud
l zivou pozornost - ale histo
e rie to nen{.
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Zav&di plynove roury, vyhfev
nj topeni, plechafsk6 prace.
pokryvani strech . vSe CO do
oboru onoho spada.
Vyber teskych srpd, zahrad-
nickeho n&6inf, barev, olejh
q podobn4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-22
FEDERAL COURT
CONVENES HERE;
LIQUOR CASES UP

Fourteen cases of violation Of the fed
eral prohibition laws were disposed of
in the federal court which convened
here this morning. with Judge Hutche-
son on the bench. All entered pleas Of
guilty, and were given fines or Jail
sentences. The federal grand jury will
be impaneled this afternoon. and the
petit jury will BE- impaneled Tuesday
morning. Only eases in which pleas Of
guilty are entered will be tried this af-
ternoon.
The following eases were disposed Of
this morning: Reyes Gutierrez. fined
$3.50: Frutoso Mora. fined $3.50: Albino
Rocha, sentenced to 60 days in jail; Gil
Saldana. fined Sl00; Alejandrino Zamora
fined SiO0: Jose Alvarado. fined 500:
Jose NJ. Rosendcz. Jr.. fined 500: S1rtos
Guerra. fined $3.50; Amelio Garcia. fined
$3.50: Martes Cano. sentenced 10 81 days
in Jail after discharge; Porfirio Ger
vantes sentenced - 4 months and 10
days in Jail after discharge; Emilio
Quiroga. given 20 days in Jail; Eulogio
Zarate fined $500; Santiago Sanchez.
fined 5000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-22
ARREST SHERIFF
FALL COUNTY ON
CHARGE.

MARLIN. Texas. Oct &c. O.
Moore. sheriff Of Falls county. Wesley
lIunnicutt. a former deputy sheriff. and
Ben Briggs. = farmer. were arrested
here last night by Texas rangers,
charged with the illegal sale of intox-
icatinE liquors. The rangers made the
arrest and then took charge Of the Mar
lln Jail. in which they are said ID have
seized quantity Of liquor.
Rangers c. II. Plott and Rex Lewis
obtained the evidence against the men
and made the arrests Ranger Plott il
said 70 have be-- sent here
ernor Neff three months ago on re-
qu st Of Falls colrty citizens
Ranger PLOT said that upward of
twenty additional arrests woul prob
ably b. made today. and that some eases
may b. referred to the grand jury be-
fore arrests are made. lIe added that
Moore. Hunnicut and Briggs will be held
in iaii
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-22
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HIGHWAY BEFORE
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-22
SIX ARRESTED in
CONNECTION With
BURGLARY CHARGE

Six arrests were made Sunday by
Deuty Sheriffs Mike Munahan ard j. II.
and Roy Collins. in connection with the
burglary of the DIESEL Boettcher ware
house several weeks ago. Other arrests
are expected. Arnuldo Salinas. Daniel
Ayala. RefuEio Rocho. Tecfilo Ayala.
and Alonzo Ayala are charged with bur
glary and Miss Manuela Alvarez il
charged with having received stolen
property. Examining trial was set for
Monday afternoon.
Officers Manahapn and the Collins
brothers have been working on the
case assisted By Mr. Hipp. manager Of
the DIESEL Boettcher company. for some
time. All the goods taken from the
ware house were recovered, with the ex-
ception Of several boxes of chewing
gum. The property was found deposited
in number Of houses. following the
arrest OF the six. The value Of the goods
was about SIS. officials state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-22
PROCRESSIVES
INCONCRESSTO
HOLDBALANCE
fBy The Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 22.-
The republican progressives of the
west, who will hold the balance of
power in the new congress, are
mapping out their program OF. leg
islation and organization in the
house and senate, and are also pre-
pairing to enforce their demands by
every available means.
Because of the unusual situation
this will develop, and the fact that
a national political campaign is in
the offing, the leaders of the two
dominant parties look for the enact
ment Of very little affirmative leg
islation during the session which be-
gins December 3.
1t is rurnored here that adjourn
ment will probably be taken i'm late
May for the political conventions. Ii
is also predicted that more time than
usual will be devoted to acting up
on the annual appropriation bslls,
and the enactment of a soldiers
bonus bill is freely predicted, but
the leaders are not inclined to com
NIT themselves upon this question.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-10-22
OLD Time BOOSTER
OF BROWNSVILLE ON
VISIT TO The CITY

The builder Of the first big irrigating
canal i'm the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
VIM I,atcliff now Of San Antonio. was
in the city today on business. having ar
rived Saturday. Mr. Ratclff built the
Brownsville Land and Irrigation COM
pany's canal NJ Brownsville some
eighteen years ago. This was rice
venture. which was NJ first very success
fnI. resulting i'll the building ~ the rice
mill ai Brownsville The rice industry
WAS great success AZ first at Browns
Vile. but owing To lack of drainage il
proved failure after few years. Civ
ing place later on ~ the wonderful truck
AMI citrus industries IN this section.
Mr. Ratcliff i delighted with the
great progress he found in the Browns
Vile country since his departure from
here. california will wake M before
long 10 the fact that she has a real
competitor III citrus fruit production" he
said today. Mr.. Ratcliff leaves this
afternoon. but expects To return 10
return "a Brownsville in the near future.
and speaks a. III ne might be induced ~
east his lot in She Valley once more.
He i now president If the Union Sc
curitics company of san Antonio. Ills
visit here was of business nature. lie
was the guest cf Dr. and Mrs. j. L..
Workman while here.