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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-05-30
Cream of Barley SCUM.

Melt two tablespoonfuls OF butter In
a saucepan. add two tablespoonfuls of
-four. and cook three minutes, stirring
steadily. Then add one cupful Of pearl
barley and cook two minutes. Add
slowly one pint OF boiling water and
one OF milk. stirring until weIl-blended
and simmer gently for one hour. Rub
through a sieve. return 70 the heat and
add three plnts of chicken stock. one
tablespoonful Of cornstarct mixed with
a little cold water. Boil until the
starch Is we'll cooked and serve hot.
Condensed milk added TO a canned
pea soup, heated hot and served with
fingers of toast makes fine cup Of
soup for a chilly night.
A cupful If mashed potatoes blended
well with little cream, added to a
quart OF hot milk, seasoned with but
ter. pepper and salt Is another quick.
nourishing and tasty soup 10 serve as
supper dish.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-05-30
BOLSHEVIk COURT

That investigation in the case of
Daugherty may be right and proper,
but it bears some ear marks of a
bolshevik court trial.-Council Bluffs
Ua.) Nonpareil.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-05-30
WILL THE PROHIBITIONISTS
MAKE THIS MINISTER
AN OUTCAST?

The Rev. DR.. Henry Van Dyke,
noted editor, minister, writer and
lecturer, said on June %, 1928
"To say that the use of wine
is per Sc sinful, is to tell lie
and contradict the Bible. Else
why did ST. Paul write to limo
thy, Be no longer a drinker Of
water, but use little wine for
thy stomach's sake?' Else how
could Christ not only use wine,
but make it? For a State to
say, The saloon must CO. is
doubtless wise, certainly lawful.
To add, There must be no more
wine, is also lawful, but its wis
dom can only be tested by exper-
fence. But for a Christian church
to impose a pledge which would
have excluded Jesus Christ from
its ministry and membership is
manifestly so absurd as to Dor
der on the blasphemous"
A student of the Bible cannot es-
cape the above references to that
Book. A student of human nature
cannot escape the statement, cts
wisdom can only be tested by ex-
perience."
In last Sundays Times-Advertise
four reputable public men went on
record as believing the prohibition
law has been a failure. Judge Erwin
f. Marshall said, among other things,
1.-THE trouble is that because pro
hibition is what they consider a res
traint upon their freedom, they do
not feel that they are committing
a crime"
Continued in fourth column
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1924-05-30
Quick soup.

Take a can of pea soup and can OF
condensed mIlk-that which is less
sweet is more desirable Mix well,
heat hot and serve with crackers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23
TEXAN slain BY
MEXICO BANDITS
Sister Receives Message
From Oil Company
Telling of Death
tBy the Associated Press)

WACO. Oct. 23 Marcus Barnes. for
merry of Waco. was shot to death BY
Mexican bandits near Tampico Tues
day. according TO message received
Wednesday by his sister. Miss Hazel
Barnes Of Hillsboro. from his employ
ers, the Mexican Gulf Refining COM
pany Of Tampico. lie had been visit
ing n Texas and was on his way 70
Iampico when slain. according to Miss
Barnes.
Miss Barnes has wired the oil COM
nany to send the body to Waco.
Marcus Barnes was about q years
oId- Ills father and mother. Mr.. and
MIS- r. NJ. Barnes, now live on ranch
near Fort Worth. lie is also survived
hy two Sisters. Miss Hazel Barnes of
Hiliaboro and Mrs. r. G. Patton. Jru
of Montana. and by three brothers, Bee
Barnes of San Angelo. Texas. Layton
Barnes of Tennessee. and Cecil Barnes.
who is attending Southern Methodist
University AT Dallas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23
Mexico to Dep0rt Americans Found Gambling
Shenandoah Crossing
Over Texas on Home
Flight From Pacific

course FOR the return W the big dirigibe
~ Err hangar w l.ak ehurst. y. i.
Arizoul and ihc w"isi az the rockies
were l.f behind when I;odeo. y. M'x..
Nr. r,aeh,d ~ 80 p'clock. The big
ship had sroancd "a strained a- it
drove into tbs cddi Ehirling over the
peaks The sind currents raced through
rhr mountain pa~scs like mill races.
The shaft houses of the copper mines
al Ei.Lr". Arizona. were illuminated like
y summer amusement park when the bIe
drgibl mrN Nprctrdly found herself IN a
bowl ~ thr mule mountains over th- rits
WV lz.aI v. w. Peaks of muuIt aims
seemed w tower around il On all sides
except he single pass through whIrh II
had uttered rhr pocket III the rockies.
The m,un had h"ru 4 pate crescent and
jim feeble rays only family touched the
buttrm uf the mountain PASSES.
The ship p,d a' 80 miles an hour over
tir ranges of Arizona M am altitude q;
G,an feet Turning SOuihward ~ Ben
~un NJ lu.iO hast night she followed the
railroad southeast toward ihe Mexican
border After n short squirt. iiisbcc WAS
seen gl,truug under thc moonlight aud
u Y very trw minutes had been passed.
TIL buuntfui lights ~ thc mines. the
>ketcly outline ~ iis fwo streets. Tump
stone Canyon and brewery Gulth. show
cd that the ciiy Mas Eisbce.
The nose of the ship pointed upward
until VI WAS ON G.10u f.ot level and
another lTJ pound tank ~ ga>olin" WAS
dropped through lhc ~ilk"u bottom To-
tT.b.r.u tl. It.tl The Shenandoah
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23
THE WEATHER

Brownsville and vicinity: Mostly
cloudy tonight and Friday. probably To-
cal showers; somewhat warmer Friday.
East Texas: Partly cloudy tonight
and Friday: probably rain in lower Rio
Grande Valley; somewhat warmer FRI
day. Gentle to moderate northeast to
east winds on the coast.
Weather Conditions
The high pressure area over the
great central valleys remained almost
stationary during the last "a hours. II
caused a further drop in temperature
throughout the eastern two-thirds OF
the United States and particularly In
the cotton belt. Light to killing frosts
occurred last night practically through
out the great central valleys and south
ward into northern Louisiana and cen
tral Mississippi. Alabama and Georgia.
Showers occurred last night in south
ern Texas. in the Texas Panhandle. ani
i'm southern Florida. Elsewhere in the
country the weather was generally fair
and cool to cold.
The lowest temperature last night at
Texas stations ranged from ~ ut ANA
rillo to G2 at Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23
ANOTHER KILLED
in KENTUCK FEUD
Ry The Associated Press.)

Bill 'EFiE11,, w. Va. oct. a3-An-
other violent death has been recorded
in the family history Of the notorious
Hatfield Clan Of West Virginia and Ken
lucky. Recalling the days of the Tug
River feud between the Hatfield and the
McCoy clans. veteran officials of Mingo
county today were investigating The
killing II Alex Hatfield the latest Of his
line TO feel the sting If bullet.
Alex. son of thu man who started the
far famed feud Of years ago. was the
victim. During an argument over the
coming election. Hatfield is said 10 have
called Thurman Chambers liar. :
CHAMBER told officials that he struck
Hatfield with his fist whercupon the
latter drew pistol. and. in struggle
for possession Of the weapon. Hatfield
was shot. lie died Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23
ROTARIANS DISCUSS
MEET HERE NOV. IL

Further plans for thc hi- inter-cif A.
meeting NJ tutariIu and citiz"n- Of the
valley n general. Whirh m'ct ~ ~ hc
held her" WI \uv"ubre ~. ihr day after
The Armi~rirc ,cl,br iinn iu brownsville
wcr" made ai thc regular Rotary un-
ch'"n " thc Country club Yesterday.
The Rotary club started ihD move "a
have an intcr-riiy meeting ~ RotHriIn-
here. and viii r"nrerato in thr effort
that il = iua made III rhr present time
to secure redu-cd excursion rates -
Brownsville during DE Armistice carni
val and the meeting of ihr Rnfarians.
A paper nn ih" foot and mouth dis
ease. prepared hy Captain Elwoni T..
\yr. post veterinarian at Fort Brown.
was read bv Wm = West. Jesse Den
nett mad short Rotary talk M Nh"
meeting. ANA Supi. Thomas H. Voc of the
Brownsville city schools made talk
urging TIE i,uiarauS aud others ~ ~
present ~ thr football gam. Friday be-
wron Brownsville ard IIlrlurcn. AMI
support tie team. even though II lia>
been Il feated.
The koiaranS were urged ~ attend
the game aud tn bring their friends and
most of those pres NJ promised 10 al
tend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23

b'tween the highway and the railway
track This land would make m ideal
park u improved. and would be won
drriul advertisement for Brownsville.
situated n il is on the highway and
Elizabeth street.
&. \. Burton. manager of the
Model Laundry People cant realize
"" value "f park until they go to
CITY Ike San Antonio. / consider the
park there worth more 10 San Antonio
from tourists standpoint than any
thing else in the city with the ,xcep-
tion of the Alamo. and the people Of
San Antonio consider the park az a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23
SPECIAL AGENT
IN MATAMOROS
TOSTOP GAMES
Announcement of New
Order Made by Immi-
grafton Chief; Rule Is
Effective Immediately

Deportation from Mcxco " any Am
crican found in gambling house on the
Mexican side of the Rio Graude il. the
latest 81 p announced from Mexico
City for the suppress ion 81 gambling
IN the border cities
This announcement was made today
by Pedro Nuncz. chief 81 immigration
in Matamorcs. It followed the arrival
in Matamoros of Ramon ' Lcconda. a
special agent of the int rior depart
ment Of Mexico. who brought with him
instruction. authorizing this action.
Authority ID dcport is vested in the
chief of immigration. Mr. Nunez said.
The habitucs of the houses who arc
American citizens will ~ detained un-
tn the necessary papers covering the
individual ease are made out. after
which they viii be escorted To the IN
tcrnaticnal lin. The papers are sent
20 Mexico City.
Permission 20 return 10 Mexico. after
such deportation. can be chained only
through the president Of Mexico, Mr..
Nunez said
The Mexican government is 4 tor
mined t. stop the cprration' Of i-anl-
bling houses" Mn. Nunez said. and
il ia believed that the deportation of
Americans who frequent them will
max their operation unrrcfitahlc.
Authority M dcport ir this connec-
tiou is mt under thc famous Article
33. Mr.. Nunez sad. a- this article is
enforced only at the direction w thc
central government in Mexico city.
The new ordr is effective at once.
Nr Nunez said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23
WOUND
TO HEAL fast
Charge of Assault Is
Absurd, Stenographer
Declares
Try The Assoriated PresSl


GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Oct. "a
Physicians today predicted ! speedv ~.
covery for Col. John G. Emery. former
national commander Of the American
Legion and veteran of several major
engagements in the World War. who
was shot yesterday by Chedell Simp-
son. Unless infection sets in. the doc
tors said. the wound will not prove Sc
rious.
Emery was shot after Simpson came
to the office and demanded to know
whether Mrs. Simpson was there. On
learning that she was employed there.
Simpson charged Emery with attempt-
ing 70 break up his home. Mrs. Simp-
son, who has brought suit for divorce
is a stenographer at Emerys real es-
tate office.
After the shooting Col. Emery assert
ed that he knew nothing about fam
ily troubles Of Mrs. Simpson excent
that she had told him She was suing
her husband for divorce Yesterday
Mrs. Simpson came into Emerys pri-
vate office. he said. and told him her
husband was IN the outer office and
that he was intoxicated. Emt ~ said
he would 20 out and talk TO him. The
shooting followed
Mrs. Simpson in a statement said
that her husbands assertion that En-
cry had broken up his home was "ab-
surd. She said she had been en-
plcyed at the office but two weeks and
hardly knew Emery
Simpson. who is in Jail in default of
bail. will be arraigned today on n
charge of shooting with intent to kill.
the pre- scouting attorney announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23
lrusty Faithful to
Jailer; Razor Used
By One of Inmates

Antonio Garcia under sentence has fractnrad
skull and ApoIono Serdn sentenced to two wears in tho an
tehtary Is suffering from bullet wound the thigh as the
result ol an attempted jail break night which failed
through the quick work of the night iaer George Miller and
rusty PEDRO Gutierrez who fought the taller and hened
citizens. ' ~ N""
The attempted getaway took place when the taller and his
s unlocked the door cell which eight prisoners were
eng hed The lock the door had frequently given trouble
accotdg 70 the Jaer and had to be tried every night
As the truSty
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23

Sentiment in Brownsville il de-
cidedlyly in favor of th' buying and
improving of large park site by
the city. although there Is a difference
Of opinion rs to whether Washington
park should be turned loose in se-
curing 4 new site. and also as To what
location should be purchased BY the
city.
Some expressions of opinion on the
subject fellow:
Dr. Harry N. To- ". president of the
brownsville Rotary club am in
favor of the city's purchasing a park
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23
Brownsville Residents Fnu0y Purchase of Ne,U P0yk

site. feel that the valuation of
property y going M from now on. and
this j. the time 10 purchase land.
The city ought 20 purchase the site
and improve II aS circumstances per-
nit. The only thing i requires to i'm
prove most park sites in this section
mnw'r.
Il would like to see the city buy the
large site mentioned before the COM
mi>sicnerS at the last meeting. In
ease Washington park is exchanged. /
would like to see it exchanged for the
low land fronting on Elizabeth street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23
MAN Held IN
PCMEROY CASE
Alleged Hush md Of
Woman Evicted From
House Arrested
Especial wv The Hcraldl

KANSAS City. No. O,t 3; a
chare, " first degree murder WINS filed
here Yesterday against 10 Doyle. iu
,"nnccfion with thc killing la-i Saturday
night nf Elivced Pnmcroy. who c4mc
here la.t March from Donna. Texas
noylr va~ picked un following thr
arrest Of Robert :. Holmes and Mr..
Beatrice Gormau. ,nid tu h, Doylr'~
wife Thursday preceding fh" shooting
IIolmt> IN Said tu have uuurr,lrl with
Iomcroy aftrr Fomrroy rjyrtrd llomo-
9ud Mrs GuruIu from th" Films apart
mcut. nNu ned NJ MI rumcroy
DOYLE Wy said y" have traced h!- wifi
and Holmes to tnc apartment. The
pistol fight folioWcd. Doyle. unt know
Jug Holmes anl Mr.. Gormau. had been
ei,-ted canc back to get" Holmes SAT
urday night. police believe. When D"yl"
started tn create disturbance. Mr..
romrroy called th' police hy telephone.
Doylr then shot rrmerry. i- thr lhcory.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23

necessity. Now i the time for
brownsville 10 get land. and improve
Y into beautiful park
y" Joachim. proprietor Of The
faShion-"The city of Brownsville
should purchase n large park tite.
although am not in favor Of turning
loose Washington park There are
many people who would like To see il
improved. and use il aS breathing
space. However. large park il one
"f the needs Of the city at the present
time. and | would be In favor Of the
cify's purchasing tract and improv-
ing it
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23

locked the door. Garcia jumped
out on him and grabbed him by
the throat, according to Miller.
As he did so, two more Of the
men in the cell rushed out at
the jailer.
II couldn't shoot at the first man,
who grabbed Pete Miller said. .ha-
cause ! was afraid Of shooting Pete.
- shot at the second one, but the bull
iet hit the side of the door, A. shot
az the second one, slipped, and two
Of them jumped on me-"
Apolonio Serdin, who was shot by
the jailer, had razor, but as he jump
ed onto Miller and the two fell to the
floor, Miller's arm struck the razor. and
proke of the handle. As they fell to
the floor, one Of the men ran back in
10 the cell. said Miller, and wrenching
ms gun loose from the grasp Of Serdin.
the officer struck him across the head
with i and liberated himself. Tn.
other men II the cell did not move af-
ter me flrst two shots, according 10
Miller. and he was nat able to determine
VINO the third man in the rush was.
Hand TO Hand Fight
ftte fought desperate battle with
MS adversary. Garcia never relinouish-
ed his hold en- the trusty's throat. even
after the two had fallen all the way
down the stairs from the second to the
iirst floor Of the Jail. As they passel
on Out through the kitchen, fighting
with their fists, both men grabbed
knives. However, Garcia quickly grasp
Cd the trusty's hand. and both ,lropped
their knives. and went on cut into the
yard fighting.
As they passed through the back
door the trusty seized an iron bar that
was used to close the door. As he did
So Garcia managed to get Petes little
ilnger IN his mouth. and nearly severed
the finger. causing the trusty to drop
the bar again.
Inc two men stopped mauling one
another long enough to make rush fer
the IRON bar. and Pete got it, In
few moments he had subdued the pris-
oner with blows from the bar Of iron.
True TO Trust
True 70 his trust. even though he Is
serving nine months Jail sentence.
the trusty. bruised and Scared from
the fight. and almost exhausted. rush
cd back into the Jail to help Miller. He
came into the front part of the iail
with butcher knife in each hand.
hunting for the men whom he thought
had killed Miller. The trusty was put
Mt ease. however. when he found the
CnEn nl.
bruises and scratches received in the
encounter.
Seriin viii recover, the bullet max
ing only a flesh wound. although Gar
cia has fractured skull. and may net
recover. according to the statement of
attending physicians. He was still
conscious this morning. although weak
Continued on page p
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23
STRIKE CLOSES PORT

MEXICO CITY. Oct. eG.--The closing
az the Pacific port Of Manzanilo. due
to strike Of stevcdores. is reported
in special dispatches received here.
The maritime companies. II is said. re-
fused to sign contract proposed by
the stevedores syndicate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23
800 WOUNDED IN
CANTON RlOTINC
Peking Out of Commu-
nication With World;
Cause Unknown

CANTON. Oct. 23.-Ihrcc hundred
lootCrs shot. citizens fleeing from
city " turmoil and disorder. all banks
ana business houses closed and troops
sill IN control of the busiest center Of
the city, this was the scene Canton pre-
sentcd today in the wake az disturb
ancc which began when members Of
the merchants volunteer corps. the fas
Il Il of China. battled in the streets
here with the so-called red army Of
Chinese lahorers.
DR.. sun Yat-Sen. who was in control
of the government Of south China
around Canton. has fled to Shiukwan
leaving General Yang Hsi-Min. COM
mnad,r in chief Of the Yuannanese
forces rs the chief contestant for con-
troll of Canton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23
ERIVES INTO DITCH

SAN BENITO. Tex. Oct. ga tour
ing ear being driven by Mrs. j. W.
Swearingen between San Benito and the
river yesterday afternoon ran into the
side Of the road and was considerably
damaged. although Mrs. Swearingcn was
not injured. The steering year of the
:ar failed TO work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23

j. 4. Hollark manager If The Boliack
store. accompanied hy his mother. Mrs
H. Holack. left vest rday afternoon for
New York City MIR E"llack viii prr-
chaS, winter and spring goods for The
Hollark store. They expect a. 30 away
from Sis weeks Nv two months
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23
MEXICO TOSTOP
China TONG war
One Killed in Chicago;
New York Fears
Disorders
CBy The Associated pres,D

NOGALES. sonora. Mexico. Oct. ~, --
Drastic steps Ivy thc government To-
qucll Chinese tong disorders were In
evidence over III entire state Wy So
u VI today.
Report, here carried news W raids
on Chinese quarters " many cities ana
the arrest of IL alleged pattisans VINO
are b,ing held. IL Was announced. for
possible deportation.
Unless action is taken rs factional
leaders 10 guarantee peace IN future.
the government will resort 70 wide
spread am. SITS and deportation of all
unnuturalizcd Chinese in the state. i
was said authuritativcly.
CHICAGO. Oct. 28. The Chinese
warfare here. nj a lull since Monday
night when five separate attacks r,-
suited ~ one death ana two serious
woundiues. resumed activity early today
when laundry IN Chinatown was
partly wrecked IN y bomb.
Two Chinese IN the building 1T the
tima were uninjurcd. They denied
membership in any tong. but were held
for questioning.
NEW YORK. Oct 23.-News Of the
arrival Of 20 members of the Hip Sing
Tors. i'm Newark from" Cleveland is re-
ported to have reached Chirat wn. The
mid-western Chinese were believed
bent on rcprisals for tong slayings.
Although the arrival could not be
verified. polio here took steps 10 pre-
vent bioodshed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23
BUTTE RACE IS
XII KLUX FIGHT.
FERCUSONSA
Jim Opens Campaign
for Wife in Speech at
Hillsboro; Replies to
G. 0. P. Charges
tBv The Associatea Pres.l

HILISBORO. Texas. oct. 2J.- with
the declaration that this is Ku
kluN klan fight over and Over again 4"
and stirring defense Of the democrat
r" rrtfv dye. which the republican
party in Texas is attacking. former
Governor t Ferguson today opened
the pre-g neral election campaign in
behalf Of his wife. Mrs. Miriam a. Fer
gusOn. democratic nominee for gov
crnor
Though ! have not made a speech
until today and have left this cr wd
unmolested and unchallenged in their
attack upon RE for nearly 30 DAYS.
thcy start out with the prnpos ition that
Feigusonism il wrong because helped
to organize the Ans rican party against
the democratic party in 1920. Butte
SAYS in bis opening speech that he is
not running az q republican. but il
running as TeNan and mn American.
What right has any such American
then to criticize linn Ferguson for or
ganizng the Am. rican party--if he is
right now. ! was right then.
But IN organizing the American
party ! never entered into any con
tract or agreement with anybody nor
did take any pledge TO support any
democratic nominee. never mislead
anybody. fought in the op with
those whom | thought worthy Of my
steel and no man can say that
ever mislead anybody. broke a pledge
or betrayed pron,sc. "''. They
say | voted for George Peddy tw,
years ago against Earle y. Mayfield
VINO they claimed was the democratic
nCmines.
Defends Stand
Let me meet this issue squarely and
boldly. While | did not ge, home in
time 10 vote. vet frankly / will say that
If | had gotten home in tim To vote
would have voted against Earle May
field and / urged my friends 10 do 50.
Yet conditions then were quite differ
ent from the conditions now. The
reasons then for voting against May
field ~ net exist row for voting
Continued IN page -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-10-23

SHANGHAI. Oct. 23.-Peking was
suddenly completely cut off from tel \
graphic communication with all out
side pt ints this morning.