davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1923-01-12
0as sOnSert AM 9iemStas.

gHe 2eier oes SournaIs peroen
bierourh nod einmal Dor Cores
idIuB ouf oos oringenoite eriuht
ielbit 5u oieiem 4on5ert 5I fommen
uno %iobieIe 6reun0e uu0 8efannte
pie mOglid oarouf oufmerfiam 81
MAIDEN uno tie 81 neronIaiien, ooB
ie 5u Dem 9on5ert eeben.
Dos Yrogramm lit reifbnItig uno
geoiegen. @Iio 2ouiie Haner, Stii-
Ierin 0es beriibmten @eigenipielers
2eopolo Auer in Nem Yorf, uno bier
in @aibingtou allen MuiitireunOen
0llrh ibr idones @eigenipieI befouut.
miro Sompoiitionen BON areisIer.
Magner muo Saint Saens ipielen.
6rGuIein &aner bat oieies Gon5ert
ongeregt uno bat Dem &onite 0eS
Silfsnereins III onntensmertelter
@eiic bel Den pieIen idnierigen Dor
bereitungen oo5u eebolfen. IS lei
ibr aud OIL oieier SteIle DER ber5Iide
Cant oes &omites ausgeiproden.
6rou BON 8aDer, uriieren 2eiern
ldon BON Den friiberen &ou5erteu Der
befonnt, nelhe tie freunolider @eiie
fir Den Silfsuerein gegeben bat, bat
aud fir 0ieies aon0ert ibre Mihuir.
flung 5ugeiagt. 8ir ihGben ms gIild.
lid. Die bohbegobte aiinltlerin fir
nnier &on5ert gemonueu al baben.
Son Den aompoiitionen, meIde 6rau
b. 9oper ipielen miro. bebe id bier
'berpor: gocturne bon Sdumonn;
Washington Journal., 1923-01-12

1900 nusgefibrt, unmittelbor Der
onloBt our9 Elm 5eucr (ourh I'm
a6tiamfeit zines 9onOtperfers Der
'anlaBt, Der am Dad Heporaturnrbei.
ten ous5ufiibren batte), oas betr1ht,
li6en Shooen anridtete. Sri. @liie
Settler mllroe i'm SSrli 1909 ais Wtil-
iionorin fir Sn0ien obgeoronet. SIN
Sftober oesielben Sabres mur0e Der
critic Sonntogmorgen-@ ottes9ienlt in
Der 2anoesiprade in Goncor0ia abge-
boIten, our6 oie 8erb6Itniiie notig
~genoroen. 0od crit iieben Sabre
ip1ter lelen mir bon elmer engliiden
8orbereitungsfeier auf oos Seilige
abenomabl, Die v5ablrei6 beiudt
mar.
@Gbren6 infer 2ano i'm 4riege
lton0, pur0en Die oeutiden @ottes-
oienIte, Dem 0rang Der 3eit folgeno,
bon OItern Bis 8eibno6ten 1918,
gor5 ausgeiest. Seitber miro obwe6-
ielno Sonntag 8ormittags oeutl9,
reip. englii9 gepreOigt. SIN Som.
nler 1919 mur0e elm Sobn bon 9errn
uno Srou Yoltor Menael, Serr @mil
&. Men5el, in Der goncoroia STRIDE
gum beiligen @reoigtamte oroiniert
@r beoient iebt eine@emeinoe in 8uf-
falo, 81. 9. @tmu 81 gleiber 3eit re-
lignierte Yoitor Wen3el, INN Die ibm
onaebotene Steae oes @eneraliefre.
tGrs ser 9eboroe fir .SeiOenmiliion
Ger @pangeIil6en Spnooe 81 iiber.
nebmen, in Scr er Ieitber tGtig lit.
8aItor 6. 8. 2oder, bis Oobin
Seeliorger Der ct. Mfattbaei-@ emeih-
oe in Baltimore, mur0e Iein gtadfol.
aer i'm 4mt. 0ie @emeinoe bat fiir3-
lid elm i'm Often an oos &irdenei-
oentum ongren5enoeS @run0ltiid
fdufli6 %erfporben. Die SubilaumS.
toilette ioa aa3u oienen, Die mieoer
n~ottpenOig geporoene &enooation oeS
Snnern ser Stride Oor5unebmen. 9ie
gegenmdrtige @lieOer5abl betrGgt
oreibun0ert.
SIM &ir6enrat oienen Die Serren:
$. 3. QunfborIt, 8raiioent;
@bos. 6ies, @i5eprGiiOent
Sobn Bender. SefretGr;
Sugo @Ord. S6asmeiIter;
lolpie so. @brborot, Or. 8.8. Serblt,
q. 9rieg, 8. Siepers, q. g. S6roe-
Der, 6. @ 8oti6, ". Gbli6lager uno
8m. $. @raB. SEER 2ouis Settler,
Der geldGbte Senior Der @emeinOe,
lit @brengIieo oes airhenrats.
Ser superintendent Der Sonntag-
lduale lit Serr 81. g. Sdroeoer. Der
Gbor, mel6er Grefilides ~Ieiitet, itebt
unter Ser DIRECTION Der Srganiitin,
SrGulein Gertrude 2oder. Srau Gil
iabetb 9unfborit ltebt an Der Spite
oes Srouenpereins, 5rau @. Mont-
gomerp lit HrGiiOentin oes W%filiions-
berein uno Serr Geo. Gennp lit Bra.
iioent oes Goncoroia Sueenobereins.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-12

Hre0igergebalt nuf Dierbun0ert Dol
lars erbobt pur0e4. SIN Sabre 1S47
beeann oas 8aitQrat BON Serrn So
nltel 8. 6infels :. O., Oas bole %
Sabre mGbrte. Inter leiner tiidtigen
2eitltng erltorftc Die @emeinoe Ii6t.
lid. Sin Yfarrbous murOe gebait,
binter ser olten Stride, an Der 201ten
StroBe, no jebt Die &apelle ltebt.
0ie STRIDE ieIbit puroe OergroBeri
our9 Sin3ufiigung elmer @aIlerie.
Cine nele 8~feifenorgel muroe ange-
i6offt. 8ur6 Die groBe @inpanoe-
rlttlg BON 9euti6lono in jenen Sab.
rem gelpann Die @emein0e pieIe @lie-
Der.
8aItor @1Itoo &ieb wuroe Der
@a6foIger 8oltor 6infels. @r reor.
ganilierte Die Sonntagsi9uIe unO
griinOete oen jest nod beltebenoen
Srouenperein. Sn Der Sonntagi6u-
Ie maren Serr 6rieori6 Smbof uno
SrGulein Gbriitine 0engler bon In-
fang an tGtig uno bemabrten oerlel-
ben ibr Sntereile auf Sabre binauS.
| 6rou @ielefing NOR Die erite Br6ii.
bentin oes 6rauenbereins. Son 1879
bis 1881 mar &altor Wartin &ratt
an ser @emeinOe ais Yfarrer. Sbnl
neroanft oas bieiige 0euti6tum Die
@riinoung oes 0euti6en @oiienbau-
Ies. Die @riin0ung gel6ab om Conn
tag, ben Z. September 1879, uno Die
erIten @lie0er oes 8ereins maren
Goncoroia 2eute.
Inter Baitor 2ouis s. S9neioer
1SS2-19SS) lprroe oos iesige
8farrbous al ser g Str. erri1tet.
@r lieB es ii6 iebr angelegen iein,
einen 5onoS 8u i6affen fir ben 8ou
elmer nelten Stride, Der Don 8ielen
ais 5eitgemGB onerfannt lpuroe, uno
gu oelIen @rbobrng oltf 5ebn tauleno
Dollars man olfgemein in Der Sc
meinoe frGftig mitbalf. Der Anfang
gum 9au fpuroe utter HaItor S1hei,
oer's Nadfolger, Baitor Sobannes
Mueler, aemaht, inOem 5unddlt Die
iesige &apeae an Der 20ten StraBe
erri6tet pur0e. Oeren @inmeibung
erfolgte 81 0ltern 1890.
8al0 0orauf i~teuerte 9err Sobn 6.
8ogt Die Summe bon t%aliieno Dol
lars BEL fir oeus &ird6aufono, uno
baourd ermntigt beidloB oie@emein.
oe, Den 10 n0tigen &irdbau ni6t Ian.
ger binalts3ui6ieben @Gbreno oes
8aItorots bon Serrn @rnit 0refuit
(1S9t-1S96) mur0e ser 9au 3rl
Satia6e. Ole 8eibe Oes idonen Got
tesbauies, in Welbenl Oie @emeinoe
ipGter ibr 0%iamontenes Su6ilGlm ge-
feiert bat un0 nun ibr ne~lin3igi1bri-
ges a1 feiern geoenft, fano am Is.
Woi 1892 inter GROCER 8eteiligung
ltott. 3uglei6 NIT ser Stride fonnte
cine neue Orgel, fir Die Serr Smbof
cifrig foQeftiert bate, Dem Oienlte
@ottes iibergeben meroen. 9ie So.
item fir beioe, lammt Der inneren
! ginrihtung ser Stride, betrugen air
Washington Journal., 1923-01-12

ia $4,000 Dollars, ole innerbolb Der
nG1iten udtSubre poaig geoedt wur
Den.
SEER 8oItor SAUL ". Meu8eG trat
i'm Sftober 1896 fem g(ntt ais Seel.
iorger Der @emein0e an. @r ourite
oerieIben LANCER oienen (um einen
Monot IGnger) ais irgenO elmer lei.
ner Gorgduger. Seine &dtigfeit mar
cine iiberoits reid geieenete. @r Der.
onlaBte ole @riinOung oes Miiii6nS.
bereins, oeiien erlte Y%rGiioentin SRI.
g. 9engler gemelen lift. Sine Geno.
baton Der Stride murOe I'M Sabre
Washington Journal., 1923-01-12

i'm %folgenOen Sabr our &otia6e muir
oe. Gs mar Elm 8adlteinbau in ser
@roBe bon 35-5S Sub.
0a6 Yoltor l~tngerer's G%eiignotion
I'M Sabre 1885 nuroe 8oitor MGr-
tens aus Yittsburgb berufel, uno
ibm foIete 1889 Yaitor Seinrid gor-
ders ats Sannober. Gs ging oa-
mails ourd allerbono Sdpierigfeiten
binSur6, BON oenen Die finau3ieIler
niht ole geringiten maren. Damn
fam elm Saitor 8ieDenO, Dem nooS
Washington Journal., 1923-01-12
Gingeiano

Das Neuelte, mas oas 0eutId-
tlim Maibingtons eridiittert, lit Die
@riinoung zines nelIen @eiangperein.
0ieier 8erein ioa 9epiBlid nidt Die
Aufgobe BADEN, Dem ifon beIteben.
Den @aibingtoner SGngerbuno ODER
Dem @ermania M1nnerhor aonfur.
ren5 81 MAIDEN, ionoern Ourh frob-
Iiden un0 geiunOen Sumor Die Der.
ialterten uro perfnoherten DeutI1en
auf5lriitteln, un0 lie ermobnen. Dab
es an ser 3eit lit, Den &rieesmoul.
forb ob5lIle9en. Der nod 10 man6en
81 0riiden ldeint. 0ieIer nelie @e
iangperein melder iif ben Nomen
.@auoium" beigeIegt bat, un0 Dos
Concord &lubbous ais 9auptqunr.
tier betrodtet, III ouf gon5 eieene Irt
uno 8eiie 9eeriinOet mor0en. Gum
9eiipieI braldt er feline geonlteli.
mo oo Die Mit9lieoer feline 9eitrGge
5oblen, bat er aud feinen Shas 5u
oerpolten. Die &onititution fennt
ieoes WaitgIieo a%uspenoig, mo ieoe
Perion fam Mitglieo meroen, Die
nod einenJunten BON geiunoem oeIt-
ldem Sumor in lid bat. Der 8ercin
miro bel @elegenbeit bes bumoriiti.
lden Ibenos, meI6en ser Concord
&Iub om Sonntog, Sen IS. Sanpar.
in ieiner 8ebauiung abb6It, iein CT.
ties offentIideS Muftreten mnnen.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-12
9O>jdtrises Subildum
Der Gpncprbia Stride
un0 IS GtroSe geor0meIt.

0ie Oeuti6e Gbangeliid 2utberi-
i1e Goncoroia Stride feiert ibr nern-
5igi1briges Siibil6um beginneno NIT
einem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nad-
item Sonntog, ben IA. Sanuar, nm
IL ubr 8ormittags. Sn oieiem mie
in Der Oorbereebenoen Seitfeier Ser
Sonntagsi6uIe, miro Serr 8altor s..
$. &lemme aus Baltimore reoen.
9ie, 5eier finoet ibre 6ortiesung am
Washington Journal., 1923-01-12
Spfnserle nnS Innies YlGtIe,
SrnGt. nnb HOmuO Safe,
SnliuS 9iOienfel6,
Stano SIS, Mreaoe Warfet.
eingefono +.

Die Surnerei madt in Amerito Ell
NE nelie @pode ourh. Su alien
StdOten, iuo oeutide Surupcreine be-
Iteben ooer beltonoen baben, bliiben
oieIelben mieoer ouf o0er erIteben
wieoer. = llnipilfiirIid fragt man
lid 90. mas lit oenn aus Ger Surner.
ihaft unierer 9unoesbauptitnot &C.
moroen9 SIT 0ieieIbe mirflid i'm
Strome Der lesten Sabre mtergegan.
gen? @enn Dem 10 lit, iol ie mirf-
lid begraben bleiben2 BaS oenfen
Die Singer unieres 8uters Sabn 90
8l2
Washington Journal., 1923-01-12

SGll unierer &eoaftion gingen ein
Sir ben .. 6 6%ilfsOercin
GbriItion Seurid $4,000
Sir Sas SdnlIanutOrinm 6riOeriei.
annm 81 9abos
5rar Yauline 8aItber $500
Sermon Sol5 200
sir Srit 06rins in aOln a. &bein
gisber ouittiert $26.25
gIois 8ouli LOO
Gotal $27.25
Washington Journal., 1923-01-12

mir elm 5ranaoie ieIbit IteIlen cine
Denomination oteier Mrt bar, als
Wabnung on bic 9eutiden, bob etn
&ontingent bon itarfen, bunflen Bur
iden aus afrifa Dem i4pnAenJrant-
reid nod INNER our @erfiIsune
itebt. armes Jrantret9l
Washington Journal., 1923-01-12

gnndrO1, SeaIIonf, uirfIide 9cIifa.
teTIen, finS Sn hnben bel:
UatIers, S6-45 &iess @arft.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-13
CORPUS WINS DISTRICT
CHAMPIONSHIP, DEFEATS
McALLEN BY45 TOOSCORE

McAllen backs, holding down the
tradition that Corpus Christi can
hold when forced to do SO, with
their backs to the wall, received the
ball in their own l-foot line and
Immediately puntsd out of danger.
McAllen's forward pass attack
failed TO materializc, and the Buc-
cancers played them TO standstill
in this phase Of the game. McAllen
attempted Ia forward passes, three
Of which they completed. and three
Of the number being intercepted by
Corpus Christi. The Buccaneers at
tempted 10 passes, completed two,
with McAllen interceptinE one.
The last quarter Of the game was
played during steady drizzle,
which resulted in the lessening Of
the forward pass game. due to the
difficulty in handling the ball and
the slowing up Of long gains In runs
because Of the slippery field.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-13
is
CHARGE BY old
HEADOF BUREAU

WASHINGTON, ID. q. Nov. l3.E har-
lcS Forbes. former director OF the Vet
ernns Bureau. appeared before the senate
investigating committee this moning. and
took the stand III his own behalf He
charged that there IL a conspiracy TO en-
compass his destruction hy means Of per-
jury. subornation Of perjury and sup
preston of material facts and docu-
mcnts in connection with his manage
ment of the bureau.
Taking the stand in his own defense.
Fssbe~ entered a general. sweeping and
nh~oluir denial of the charges made by
other witnesses reflprting upon his
honesty Most deficiencies in the ad-
miniSlra ration laws providing for the RI
lief II the disabled veterans. he declared
are due to politics and Sawyer" He
ferrpd to Brigadier General Charles ~.
sawyer. personal friend and physician of
President Harding.
Forbes fIatly denied the statement
made before the committee by General
sawyer that he was dismissed hy Pres
iseni Harding for characterization In
connection with the sales II surplus
property 10 ierryville. Maryland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-13
PROTEST GAMES
PLAYED BY THE
N ALLEN TEAM

Coach Smith of the Brownsville high
school football team wired to An Tin
last night. protesting Brownsvilie's r@ me
with McAiicn two weeks ago "a the
grounds that Rice. one ~ the main
stays Of the McAllen backf eld was in
eligible 10 play. Similar action was taken
BY officials Of the San Benito high
school. II the protest Is allowed ~ thr
snterscholaStic League. these two games
will be thrown out, thrs disqualifyinE
McAllen in the championship race. and
leaving Brownsville and San Beaito tied
for first place in the Valley.
Basis for the action of Brownsville
and San Benito in protesting the games
is contained in letter from Roy b. Hem
dcrson. director Of the University Inter
scholastic League. stating that after IN
vestigation the league had ruled that
Rice was ineligible to play. According 70
the rules Of the league. games. If pro
tested. in which an ineligible man IL us
ed, will BE thrown oVs. hence little doubt
is felt a. 10 the McAllen team being
Disqualified. Rice has been used In all
the games played by McAlicn this year.
except in the game with Edinburg III
which McAllen wa sdeteatcd.
The transfer rule was msdc the basis
Of the league action in ruling Rice in
eligibie. Rice lives in the phaTr-S San
Juan school district. and has been at
tending school this year in the McAIltn
school. According 20 the transfer rule
an athlete may transfer from school o.
II lower rank 70 a school Of higher rank
and still be eligible to play. The McAllcn
and Pharr-San Juan schools are both
Glass schools. hence Rice does not
comply with the provisions Of the trans
fer regulations.
If the protest Il allowed by the lea
que. Brownsville and San Benito will be
forced 10 play another game. to deter
mine the Valley championship. and the
winner will then be qualified 10 plsy
Corpus Christi for the district champion
shin. Il means that the Corpus Christi
McAllcn game viii not BE- recognized by
the league IN determining the champion
ship or this district.
Brownsville has n game scheduled
with Kingsviile for the Kleberr County
Fair, Friday. hence if Brownsville pleys
San Benito again. 1t cannot be before
next week No definite action toward
scheduling such a Gsme will be taken
until the protests arc acted upon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-13

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. Nov. 13.
The McAllen Bulldogs, title hold
ers in the Valley district in the
state interscholastic league gridiron
race, failed to show any of their
tenacity at Kleberg park Monday
afternoon, and the Corpus Christi
Buccaneers overwhelmed them to
the tune Of As to 0 in cinching the
championship Of Section IS.
The Buccaneers outplayed the
Bulldogs in every department Of the
game, and after making their first
touchdown within the initial five
minutes Of play the locals held com
plete sway of the struggle from
that time forward. Only once did
McAllen threaten TO score. when
they received the ball in Corpus
Christi's 6-yard line on a tumble.
The Buccaneer forward wall rose to
supreme heights. however, and after
turning back the plunges Of the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-13
CROWDS ENJOY
ARMISTICE
AT San BENITO
City Thrcnged Until Late
Evening With Visitors
From all Parts of the Low
er Rio Grande Valley

SAN BENITO, Tex, Nov. Ia
The celebration of Armistice Day in
this city yesterday was an event
that viii be long remembered by all
who took part. The day opened
bright and the sun shone with its
usual brilliancy most Of the fore
noon, but as the noon hour ap-
preached heavy thunder heads gath.
cred in the southeast and south and
= about l 80 heavy rain fell for a
few minutes succeeding, in muddine
up the football field to a consider
able extent.
The first feature on the program
in the forenoon was the baseball
game between the Saints of this
place and picked nine. An unin-
teresting game was played before
only n fair sized audience, as the
majority of the people were waiting
for the real event of the day, the
football game.
A large number Of people had
gathered here by noon and the num-
Der of places at which to satisfy
the cravings Of the inner man were
found to be wholly inadequate, A
fish dinner was served by the ladies
of the Methodist church in TIE VA
cant store room just north OF Tire
Mercantile Co. which helped out
the feeding proposition very ma
terially. The band from Rio Hon
do furnished music for the occasion
and the large crowd seemed to be
getting by with the day fairly well
until the time for the football game.
This was the big feature Of the cele-
bration.
The game attracted the largest
crowd ever assembled on the home
field to witness an athletic event Of
any kind. the crowd being variously
estimated at from 1900 to 5000,
with probably $500 people making
up the total. The taem from Browns
vile brought great number OF
fans from that city, who rooted
early, late and always, and the home
people and visitors from up the
Valley towns did all they could to
encourage San Benito on to vic
tory.
The other scheduled events Of
the day were pulled off as nearly
on time as possible. but on account
of the length of the football game,
it was almost dark before they
could be reached. The sham battle
according to number who saw it
was interesting, and the fire works
display was good and much appre-
ciated. The day was brought to a
fitting climax with a dance in the
Legion Hall .whcih lasted until af-
ter midnight and was most enjoy
able affair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-13
BRITISH Will
CALL ELECTION
ATEARLY DATE.

LONDON. Nov. 13.--Thc dissolution
VI parliament before the coming week
end was forecastrd by Prime Minister
Baldwin at the opening of the hnew ses-
sion today. who said the election should
~ held a. quickly a. possible.
The Asquith and Lloyd George face
items NJ the liberal party sank their
differences today. and the party IL now
reunited 90 present a solid front aaginst
the conservative prvfecgioniStS a. well
a. the labor party In the election
The Evening News states that Ar
quith will lead the reunited party. and it
was recalled that Lloyd George upon
his arrival from his American visit
stated that he would work with any
body who would serve the country favor
ably.
Premier Baldwin announced that he
had advised the crown ~ dissolve parAu-
ment a. quickly as possible. He said
hr was convinced that protective tariffs
are necessary 20 solve The untmploy-
menr problems
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-13
WOLVES BECOM In G
SERIOUS MENACE in
PARTS OF MISSOURI

WASHINGTON. Nov. Is. - Wolves
are more of Il menace i'll many sections
of Missouri this year than they have
been within the last 40 years and the
state and federal governments have COM
hined 70 exterminafe them.
20 troublesome have they become ~
livestock anl poultry that special APP
preparation Of $1,000 for fighting them
was made ~ the state. The biological
survey of the Department VI -Agrirul-
ture IL cooperating anl hearing part w
the expense of wolf trapnerS- The GOV
ernmens has sent m inspection to select
trapperS. plan and direct their work, and
~ receive requests from counties need
ing nsSiSfHasce
Miss uri wolf M. Ii was killed near
Rolla. Phelps county early in September.
and since then wolves have been trapped
III other counties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-13
CHEATING CHARGES
FOLLOW CLOSING OF
BIBLE CLASS CONTEST

Los ANGELES. Calf Nov. i3 The
five weeks contest between the Business
Mems Bible classes Of Long Beach. Calf
and Kansas City. Mo. for Attendance
honors. officially closed Sunday with
Kansas City IN the cad but r.opcncd
today with charges from each side that
the other had cheated
J. W. Lingcnfelter sent TO Long Beach
hy the Kansas City class 20 check the
Long Beach class figures charged that
Sundays attendance IA announced at
Long Beach was in reality l7.l0i short
Of the published total Of 3l.034. lie
checked the attendance, he declared.
with the aid 0f d score of private de-
tertives armed with counting machines.
This brought the rctort from Mayor
C. A. Buffum of Long Branch. president
Of the eless there. that Kansas City had
-cheated" ny not holding it, meeting
Sunday in one place, a. the rules of the
contest provided.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-11-13
IMPEACHMENT COURT IN
UPROAR AS BYNUM IS
BEING CROSS EXAMINED
Especial 10 the Herald

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov I3.-The
state senate court of impeachment was
thrown into mn uproar today when the
counsel defending Governor Walton
launched into q cross examination of Dir.
r. 7. BynEm, former contidant or the
suspended executive. which was charac-
terized by the court a. -outrageouslv
unfair.
Bynum testified that he and Aldrich
Blake, who succeeded ~ executive c0un-
sellor, considered the placing of " &C.
cret telephone device In the governors
office to protect" the executive. The
defense counsel Immediately piled the
witness with questions forcing him to de-
fend his integrity and loyalty.
In response ~ questioning ny Warren
Snyder the defense cousel. Bynum de-
MED that he had ever been compelled to
kiss tie American flag or had been
krocked down in local hotel shortly ar
ter the United States entered the World
War. following alleged accusation OF
sympathy with Germany by man in the
hotel.
During the tumult which followed this
question. member Of the court made
the demand that Snyder show what he
was trying to bring cut by this ques-
tioning.
I'VE are try-ng To show t.lat this wit
ness l. not loyal to his country. to his
flag or his chief. and that inately he
could not be straight if he wanted 10.
Snyder replied.
His remarks were struck from the
record Nv a vote of the court Bynum
then testified TO receiving funds from
Walfon's campaign chest
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play. Later III the third quarter. 'u kctt
took a 3tl-yard pass frnAl krhar ~. and
ran the remaining fiVe yards f'r his
ond touchdown. 1'urkeii was re-
turning every runi for from 10 u -
yards III th- serugd half HIownx.ille
Ect "a, hal un san Rrnstt's = yard line
IN The first unarte4. but The San Rcnito
Line held like a wall. and The bah was
lost on doNnS.
IA lhr iourth quarter after the
brownsville defense had wraricd against
san Renito's heavier line. the san ReniIo
team launched an offensive drive. built
around The mighty Darby. thar n-ttel d
N "a hdpvn. and kept brownsville On the
defense for The rest of The game. Twice
Saa lrnito drove down the field 10
lireanSyillc's - yard liae. only ~ ~
held for downs when Brownsville de-
ielSe frightened. hut when poor kick
tut the ball within scoring distance for
The third time. ii "a Is five yard
penalty. Darby went over for the gou b \.
down.
Both sides played defensive game
most of the time. pnntinE whenever the
ball get in home territory. The runting
was good. with hcnorS about even.
Brovnsvile's aerial game Was not func-
iivning a. wei H. usual. aud only 4
passes unt of L. attempted were com
picted. for total gain II - yards. cine
pass. h' wever. netted a touchdown san
Hcnlto completed one pass out VI six at
tempted. for ~ yards
Eesses Pickett. Graham. Richards
ana >am Bennett were the most con
sistcni gamers for the Brownsville
while Ncrtrecs was good for short gains
almost every lime ~ carried the bali
Darby played great game for san
Benito. especially in the last quarter
while Adamson hii the line for gain after
gain. lie l. big and fast. and played
time game. Both Duncan. and l;allinErr
who succeeded him al fulbaek played
good games. especially shining IN re-
turning puntS. Rowland at left half
also played a good game.
The Game I'm Detail
San Benito kicks 40 yards TO Bennett,
who returns Is; Bennett makes yards
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