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hIhD MN NI@NIl > l. IN M.
The largest business training institution
in the world, institution with 81 900. 600
in assets and 1900 active students. which
has added more than hundred million dol
lars to the pay checks of its students, re-
quires the services of a few high-class reg
istrars for the Dtrict of Columbia, Maryland,
Virginia and North Carolina.
THE MEN WE WANT
must have the following qualifications:
IL Between II and i5 years OF age.
t2) Strong, clean personality and superior
address.
~ Liberal education. preferably along
business lines.
t4) Sales experience. such selling Office
equipment, bonds or advertising desirable.
90 Demonstrated earning capacity Of at
least S4,Op year.
t6j Ability TO hold the friendship Of stu
dents aud to secure the influence of big busi.
ness and business organiza tions. such az
Chambers of Commerce and Rotary Clubs.
We will make probs tiGnary arrangements
on moderate salary and commission. The men
who qualify for permanent appointments will
he awarded valuable territorial rights with
proved earning possibilities of $1,000 to
$4,000 a year.
Telephone for appointment. Main $500.
A SAIL T. EXTENSION
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

A PRIVATE TELEPHoNE OPERATING
course; intensely interesting fascinating and
easy to learn. Glass forming Jan. >. oxford
Bldg. cor. 14th St bet. N. Y. ave. and II.
AUTO DRINJ ING LESSONS FOR OPERATORS
permit: any car furnished. Call FOSTER"
Franklin s7s7.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given. Call Line 80. We do the rest.
LADIEs-EARN s45 1lTO $50 A WEEK:
learn beauty culture; great demand for com
petent operators. Msbele Honour's School Of
Beauty Culture. 3l0-311 Burchell Bldg. s17
l4th st. NV. FIR. 5l31 31s
NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO BEGIN A
course OF preparation for life's duties. Woods
Commercial School. located in quiet neigh
borhood. 3l1 East Capitol street. is just an
ideal place. One years tuition costs $1l9,
payable In seven monthly payments; One
year. evening sessions, $50. In monthly pay
ments. Thirty-ninth year. Tel. Lilac. 3s.
YOU ARE NEEDED i'll the
drafting profession. Big money
for those trained under our individual instruc-
tion plan. Start and be an expert in 3
to months. Interesting booklet request
telling Of opportunities open TO you. Call.
write or phone. Columbia School of Drafting,
14th and t SITS. Phone North 2T2.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(COntinued.D

FURNITURE-would like to hear from pri-
vate party having furniture and player piano
for sale. Call Franklin 1884, 81
FURNITURE-Cash for desirable furniture;
contents of houses specially; also pianos.
store fixtures and showcases wanted. J1st
call Main 30O6 and you will get the best re-
suits.
FURNITUREwe buy household furniture
and Office fixtures. Money advanced stor-
age Sachs Furniture Co., corner Sth and u
SITS. NV. MaiE 6306.
FURNITURE-It you want 10 OBTAIN best re.
suits for your furniture and other miscel-
laneous, call Mr.. Shapiro. 800 Louisiana ave.
NV. Franklin 1885,.
FURNITURE Of all kinds wanted; best prices
paid. Capital Furniture Co., 400 La. ave.
NV. or phone Franklin -10267.
FURNITURE and household goods; you will
feel satisfied with prices ! pay. s. Weisen-
berg, 4l6 10th st. NV. Main 9275.
FURNITURE. pianos, carpets, etc. Phone II.
1852 for wagon or have me call. "Weschler." ="
920 Pa ave. NV.
GOLD. silver. watches. diamonds and old
tewelry needed In our manufacturing dept
Full cash value paid. Selingers. SIS st.
MEMS CLOTHES BOUGHT Make 1t snsppy !:
show some pep; ring up; let us give you
our smazing prices for used clothing. shoes,
etc. Main 4l45. Justh's Old Stand. 619 D.
OLD GOLD. silver. diamonds Jewelry; nne,
beautiful pieces especially. A. +. Arnold.
1923 G st. NV. Main s172.
sUIT-Man's; size 81 to 40. Address Box
1851. Star office
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
DISTRICT REGISTRARS.

AGENTS and sales managers everywhere in
u. s., men and women, whole part time;
So to SO on each sale. Apply . to pm.
this week, fourth floor 1921 st. 30'
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FURNITURE Single, double and twin 4-post
ers vanities Chifforobes. Chest of Drawers
Stands, Dressing Tables, Highboys, spinet
Desks ConsoI Davenport. Library and End
Tables: Chairs, Rockers Living Room Suites,
Bed Davenports, Day Beds, Phone Stands,
Windsor Chairs, bookcases, Kitchen Tables,
and Bridge Lamps. Let fit up your home
This 10 a regular cleanup week. and some one
is going to get the greatest bargains ever of.
fered in this city.
2423-21 18th NV. Open TO 10 pm.
LIVING ROOM SUITES Krohler DaYenport
Suites, OyerStuffed and Mohair Suites, Velouy
Long DayenpOrts. Every suite IN the house
will be closed out. We undersel all and save
you time and money.
THE BARGAIN HOUSE,
2423-21 18th NV. Open 10 10 :. IN.
Adams 43o9-J.
FURNITURE-A regular cleanup on all Din
ing Room Suites. Buifets, Chairs and odd
soonest 10-piece Dining Room Suites in this
city, In Mahogany. Walnut American and
French inlayed patterns. We will save you
THE BARGAIN HOUSE,
2423.21 18th NV. Open TO 10 pm.
RUGS-Big sale Of Rugs, choice Domestic and
Oriental Rugs. We will close out every rug ia
the house at cost. Rugs of all sizes and prices
Nowhere can You buy rug at the price we
offer. Chinese Rugs. 4x7, 6x7. s.3x10.6. Oris
entail Rugs, all sizes. Domestic Rugs, 2.1SG,
4x7. 6Sa SN10. 9N12. 11x12. 12yt5. Save
money. iiry yen" rugs at
Ei,H i NaAlN HOUSE,
NJ y iSih Ny. Open to 10 pa.
sSe@AtiaAed an Nexk PageA !
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GATELEG TABLE. extension chairs, Axmfn-
ster rug table and bridge lamp, Leonard re-
frigerator, electric percolator. torchieres dnIl-
bic hat-top desk, office and swivel chair, rug
file cabinet: Above articles cheap. 1925 Conn
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL,
1862 KENYON-I Will OPEN DINING
room January l. For informa tion. call Adams
173.
WILL TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN FROM
infancy TO six years old; $50 per week.
1873 ST. ne 29s
FACIAL HAIR PERMAN NESTLY REMOVED
81: facial treatments. SOC. T5c, 81; violet ray
scalp treatments. 50c: shampooing. 3Jc and
J0c. MARIE STEVEN. 800 Kresgc Bldg.
l1th and q SITS. Open Monday, Wednesday.
Friday evenings. 3'
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY
graduate. Excessive weight reduced. Phone
Pot. 1877. 1911 Conn. ave.
CAN ACCOMMODATE CoNYALESCENT OR
invalid. Private residence: large. sunny
room. private bath. Special attention TO diet
Columbia 2343-N.
HOSPITAL FOR CARE OF BETTER CLASS
unfortunate young women before and during
Confinement. Babies for adoption Veil
Hospital. Cory. Pa.
JOHNSON REST HOME FOR AGED IN
valid and cOnvalesceHt: night and day super
vision. North 1853. 1870 18th st. NV.
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PIANo-Baby grand: mahogany case; lates
style: plain design; will surrender my eQuIi
to party who viii assume balance of paynlcr
at Sl6 per mo. See Mr. Poole, 22T Pa. aye
southeast
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PLA R-PIANO-Wilt sell mahogany pisnf
to cover cost of repairs which we have dnns
on same for private party; must be cash. t.
Piano Shop. 22I Pa. ave. southeast.
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HUDSON SEAL. SCARF and nun: original
prices $40; selling price. So. 122O kenyon
St NV. Col. fl2h. 2a~
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SEWING MACHINES, all makes sold, rented
repaired, exchanged: many bargains, particlf-
larIy electrics: save money: cash or s.
monthly. Capitol Sewing Machine EXchanG",
81 ii ST. NV. j. ". Beavers, prop. FIR. SITS
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SEWING MACHINES-D. h. Singer, S15; New
Home. SIS; Standard SIS; New Ideal. ST.;
others al IS; all guar. New machines, s. pee
mo. Renting and repairing, Open evenings
S. z. Singer Shop. 3l3 Pa. ave. Sc. Line. p
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TYPEWRlTERS-Eeu reduced: selling OF 4
large number at sacrifice prices. some real
bargains. Open cTenings. American Tyr
writer Co. Is31 East Capitol st. Lincoln 81
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SADDLES AND BKIDLES-EnElish, Frenc-
and American; new and used; harness of
description repairing sll leather goods. Coz /,
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE,

DICTATOR, three nights a week, approx
mately III hours night: transportation and
Soc hour; state age. Address Box 402-J, Star
MEN AND WOMEN-If you feel capable of
ca ming S1O0 weekly, call and see us. Free
office space, telephone and stenographic sery-
ice. Our statesmen average over 5000 year.
Need not interfere with present employment
to start. A. NJ. Sheppard, Bond Bldg. Main
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The Ark of the Covenant
Story OF Mystery and Adventure
BY VICTOR MCCLURE.
BY VICTOR MCCLURE.
Copyright. 1924, by Harper 4 Brothers.

peculiar to the French but If the
Cabinet of the British government
could stand the outlaws that went
up that afternoon they were gummed
to their seats with Hercules cement.
] collected a few of the journals for
future reference and took Milliken to
a picture theater.
1t was late again when we got
pack to Lord Almeric's, and we found
his lordship waiting for us, with the
whisky decanter all ready. When at
last we did go up to bed he came
into our rooms and pushed a tissue
wrapped package into my hand and
another into Milliken's. Then he
went away before either of US could
say anything.
l must say that Lord Almeric had
speed in doing kindnesses. Milliken's
package contained a tobacco box of
silver, inside the lid of which was en-
sraved:
To W. NJ
In remembrance of an enjoyable Atlantic fight
with las proper a man as ever trod
heats leather"
from A. T.
Mine was a gold cigarette case and
in 1t was inscribed:
To J. V. II.
In remembrance OF an Atlantic fight at
onethird of the suns speed,
ron A
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SEWING MACHINES-Used, all makes. s..
S1O, $lj; new Singers and motors. So per mo.
Rentals. repairing and parts. Machines scHt
on trial Omen evenings. d. c. Sewing Ma
chine Shop. TO3 II ST. ne. Line SuSa.
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SEWING MACHINES-R. B. d. H Singer
1-year guar, SIS; L. B.. SIS; others, perfcrt
condition. SO up. Rent repair; satisfactio7
or money refunded. 731 11th near Psla,'
Roval franklin 1O42n e
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
CALL NORTH 1O443 FOR RECOMMENDED
help OF all kinds.
10 HOTEL MATTRESSES WANTED to go
out of town. North 1855.
WANTED several white mattresses, private
families. Situations wanted, white butler
and second man. Ladies' Exchange, SO7
Vermont ave.
For Efficient Male Employees
CONSULT OR GALL
Y. NJ. CA.
Free Employment Service.
1736 G st. Main s25O
BUSINESS POSITIONs-Free registration
Washington Employment Exchange; operated
for the public by the Washington School for
Secretaries.
NO CHARGE UNLESS
NCU ARIs Pf..ACI;D.
Raaw 2Ia. TSaaspaItatia 1ldx,. I7tb and II.
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GAS RANGES "a. 3 omen CRATES 2 hot arr
furnaces l coal range. = 5-inch gate valves.
laundry stove. latrobes, / wash basin
complete. PIP II ST. NV 3Os
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FURNITUR RE-Would like to hear from pri-
vate party having furniture and player piano
for sale. Call Franklin 5394 81
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Continued in Tomorrow's star.l
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BOILER, hot-water. and rada tors for sal e;
will install. ADDRESS Box 240-J. Star office
js3'
BRICK, cleaned. second and prick at a bar
gain, IS per thousand; get our delivered prices
Call MIR. House. Main 1853
BUILDING MATERIAL-50O, 900 2nd brick;
100000 h. p. flooring; marble q slabs; pumps:
steel tanks. X. McNutt Wrecking Co, 1888
I ST IL W Phnnn Main 21hl
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

ADDRESSOGRAPH. hand. late model also
six dark oak office chairs, one revolving;
cheap. so Bond bldg.
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S8NOPHONE-G melody: in excellent cond
ton. Address R0x 40aJ. Star office. 3D.
SEWING MACHINE, Domestic; drawing ront
cabinet So. I3I 11th 81. 81
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COUCH, Englander, So, and rug, 9x12, 81.
Phone Potomac 36s9 from IL TO .. Il
COUNTER. showcases and shelving for sale
cheap. T21 ne. 29s
DESKS, spinef, Spanish, Gov Winthrop and
others. S23 m; Cc.wel chairs, WndSors
hall chairs. odd raa. chairs very cheap: ia
bles of ali SnriS: l's ~: tii"sf' out rriow .
fn maxi rac" f,r ,pia;. ..ur.is. noil~ fu y
tmrc is.' co2u. ave. a.W. The u0me Ia
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OFFICE FURNITURE

Complete line Of desks, file cabinets, lockers
Office chairs and tables at tremendous SAVING
Everything you need for your of1ce.
WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO.,
Furnitnre Dept. $40 9Th st nv
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CL0THES-See the largest and best stock OF
slightly used suits and overcoats at IS to
SIS Big values One price. Old reliable
1usth's Old Stand. 6l9 d st. NV.
CoRDw00D, mixed, sawed any length. de-
livered, S14 cord. &. Shoemaker. Cleve
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DESk-Lady's: antique chair, odd pieces
Phone Col 5sl6 2gs
DINING ROOM SUITE. .'FIanders'' dark
TUNED oak finish, like French walnut; long
buffet and mirror, extension table with six
leaves. six leather scat and back chairs two
arm and service table; nine pieces for Sl65:
cost $3.50: perfect condition. can Adams 4G5
for appOin tInnnr bafMnan 10 nd
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FURNITURE Fireless cooker, chairs, evening
dress l146 Columbia I'd. NV. Adams 1922 W.
Evening star., 1924-12-29

SIDNEY HFCHINGER HOUSE wRECKINQ
CO., Camp Meigs, 5th and Fla. ave. northeast.
Main Office 9Th and SITS. southwest. Salesmea
at both offices until $50 pm. THIRTEEN
YEARS SAVING YOU MONEY ON BUILD
ING MATERIAL AND CHEERFULLY RE-
FUNDING ON MERCHANDISE RETURNED
HAVE ESTABLISHED THE GOOD WILL OF
THIS COMPANY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-16
BUTTE CAN WIN
CREACER THINKS
Committeeman to Con-
fer With Nominee on
Plans for Race

Dr. George &. Hu-tc has m excellent
chance of being elected governor NJ
Texas" said Il. Il. Creager Of Browns
vile. national commits cman from Texas.
before leaving for Austin Monday
to confer with the republican nominee
for governor.
n have had letters and telegramS
from nearly Two hundred former demo
Gratis assuring me that they intend vot-
ing for Dr. Butte and there are many
others an over the state who will not
support Ferguson but Will give their
backing 10 Dr. Butte"
Mr. Crcag'r viii meet Dr. Butte. who
accepted the republican nomination and
londuy resigned y head NJ the law school
III the University NJ Texas. and several
other leading republicans of tn state
in short conference in Austin. after
which they will ~ 'o Dallas fer y meet
ing ~ the headquarters committee in
that city
Al the latter meeting plans for d
-prakins itinerary. ana general plan.
for putting nn active republican pre-
election campaign on foot will be out
lined. according 10 Mr.. Creager.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-16
PEKlNC SENDS
FORCE ACAIST
SHANGHAI line
Defenders Fight Knee
Deep in Water; Gren-
AIDES and Mines Being
Used i'm Attack
CBv The Associated Press,

SHANGHAI. Sept. lG.- Reinforce
ments from the Pcking government to tie
thrown into battle against the Chekiang
forces defending Shanhai. were reported
50 miles west Of here at l:45 D. m. last
Sunday. according 20 a messenger from
the kiangsu front who returned here.
The troops. 5000 in number. were
well armed and equipped and were NOV
ing toward the Shanghai front in two
special trains on the Shanghai Marking
railway. the messenger said.
Wounded Kiangsu troops returning
from the Liuho front, whcre fierce
battle was IN progress today for pcs
session Of territory adjacent 10 Woo
Sung. outer anchorage Of Shanghai. told
Or. +. A. Wilmor. attached 60 the Kiang
"a army medical corps, AT Quinsan that
eve Lave been fighting waist deep IN
water through torrcntial downpc urs
The ChekianC troops are most stubborn
opponents and have been employing
prlnades and land mines with destruc-
tive effect.
Darkne.s failed to stop the fighting
on tho Eastern battle front in the vi
cinity of Shanghai tonight. The cf-
fcnsive of TIE Kiangsu armies seeking
to capture the city continued
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-16
LEAGUE PLANS
INSPECTION OF
GERMAN ARMS
Experts Would Report
to World Should Ex-
cessive Preparati i ons
Be Found i'm Country

GENEVA, Sept. 16.-The pro ject for
the control Of German armaments by
the league Of nations, which has been
completed by the experts named TO pat
II in shape, has not vet been made pub
lic but is understood 70 provide that
II any interested nation alleges exces-
sive armament by Germany the council
of the league shall Immediately send =
body Of international experts to con
duct an inquiry on tho spot and report
its findings 10 the council. In addition
II would apply. under the other treaties
TO Bulgaria. Austria and Hungary.
II is explained that the league coun-
ellis right of investigation i. not ac-
companied by power % remedy condi-
tions If they are found to be undcsir-
able, the only remedial means being
those afforded BY the publicity given
the findings Of the experts.
The federation e the league Of ma
tions societies. now in session here.
passed resolutions TODAY expressing the
conviction that IT was necessary 70 make
membership in the league of nations
universal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-16
GENERAL Kinds
COMING HERE
Commander of Eighth
Corps Area TO Inspect
Fort Brown

Major General Ernest Kinds. com
mandcr nj the Eighth Corps area. with
headquarters IN San Antonio. will ar-
rive III Fort Brown tomorrow afternoon
for a two day tactical and training in
~pcction of the Twelfth Cavalry. accord
ing ~ Information received this morning
~ The post adiutant. Captain Charles =
Miller.
General Kinds will be accompanied on
III, trim here IN his staff. consisting ~
Lieutenant Cnl. n. - Williams. Major
Edgar l.. Fields. and First Lieut.. Eugcn,
Mc'iinlcy.
Tomorrow afternoon. soon after th'
arrival uf thc area commander. the 'n
ire post viii form on the parade ground,
for tactical Inspection. After this in
~prciien. General Kinds will inspect M
nf thc barracks. quartermnStcr build
ing. and oth.r buildings M the fort.
On the following day tactical prob
lem will be- worked ont under the inspec
tion NJ THE commander.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-16
G. 0. P. Plans Vigorous
State Campaign
~ Tc Associated Press

AUSTIN. Texas. Sept. ia political
fine tooth comb" is To be used By the
republicans ~ rake Texas for votes To
put Dr. q. 4. Butte IN the governors
chair. according to party leaders attend
ng q conference here today.
An otrauizatiun iu every county
he state to bring out the active repub-
lean vote, the silent republican vote,
aud the dissatisfied democratic vote is
hu plan laid before the conference All
lady 25s counties have been organize
for the battle. said Charles A. Boynton
Waco, vice chairman of the stat
executive committee.
Al analysis of possible republican
strength was gwen by NJ. Boynton on
the basis Of election returns Of 1920
and 1922 In 1920 the republican can
IiLatu for governor polled $1,000 votes.
IN the same year black and tan ticktt
polied 10000 and an American party
ticket, whose candidate f9r governor rc-
ceived $4,000 votes. All 0f these were
7ti-democratic votes and the majority
Of them were republican. asserted Mr.
Boynton. indicating the republicans
-.hAlA tffN VII NAN@N hD -N'+NNH kUAtN 10
start with. stiHsp
The republicans for three years have
maintained headquarters I'D Dallas with
paid employees who have beuc organiz-
ing the party throurht the state Col
". r. Talbot until recently has been
In charge. Business demands caused
him 10 resign and hc was succeeded ~
Clinton s. Bailey. now in active charge
The republican leaders declare the
Ku Klux Klan is not an issue in the
election campaign. The party platform
declares strongly against the klan. hav
ing been one Of the first political doc
uments Of the country to oppose the
klan. Mr. Boynton said. Since the Fer.
gusons are anti-klan. there can be IA
issue or ,his point, Mr.. Boynton as
serted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-16
THE WEATHER

Brownsville and vicinity. Partly cloudy
tonight and "Wednesday; not much
change in temperature.
East Texas: Partly cloudy tonight
aud Wednesday, probably showers ~
northwest portion. Light to moderate
variable winds on the coast.
Weather Conditions.
The gulf disturbance WAS central over
southeastern Georgia this morning. al
tended hy strong winds and gals on the
south Atlantis. coast. and light ~ heavy
rains i'll Florida Georgia. and the
Carolnas. Rains occurred also since
last report in the middle Mississippi
Valley. Elsewhere in the country lhe
weather continued generally fair 20
partly cloudy. Temperature changes
were uuimportani over the greater pcr-
tion of the United States. except ~
Colorado ami the Plateau region where
Il Was much colder this morning.
The highest temperature yesterday n
Texas stations ranged from - NJ
brownsville to - az amarillo and other
norih-ecntral stations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-16
ROY COLLINS
is ACQUITTED
Instructed Verdict of
Guilty Handed Down
in Murder Case

Deputy Sheriff Roy Collins. wLn
asked that the grand jury bring ~ Co.,
dirtmcnt IF murder against him in con
ncctiun with the fatal shooting Of Julio
Garza here last July. was tried and ac-
quilted by an instructed verdict OF not
guilty in district court yesterday after
noon.
Luis Turner was tried in court this
morning on a charge Of violation Of the
Dean Law. and was given a five year
suspended sentence after he had plead
guilty 10 transporting liquor. He was
arrested last March az Santa Marin BY
Roy aud Jim Collins and Mike Manahan
of the sh'rifl's forces
The trial of Julian Tuscano. also
charged with violation of the Dean Law.
was taken up shortly before noon. and
the ease had not been finished when the
court udiourncd until this afternoon
Trial of the ease was resumed M the
afternoon ssion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-16
GERMANY FAILS
TODENY Gull!
Reputation to Be De-
layed Indefinitely, Re-
port Shows
Try The Associated Press J

BERLIN. Sept H. - Declarations
from source considered close TO Chan
cellor Marx Indicated today that the con
templatcd formal rcpudiation of Ger
many's war guilt IL 10 be Indefinitely
Il d'ferred.
The semi-official statement issued last
night, saying that the cabinet members
were incomplete agreement regarding
the discussion of guilt and Germany y
entrance into the league of nations was
followed today by the appearance il She
rleHrical organ Gcrmania. normally re-
flecting the views Of Chancellor Marx.
of the following:
1T il becoming increasingly apparent
that formal notification nf the declar-
alton repudiating Gtrmany's war guilt
would have aggravated unnecessarily TIA,
political situation without carrying the
question any further Therefore. th,
formal notification will not occur for the
present"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-09-16
MURPHY DRIVES
LAST AUTORACE
'Jimmy's' Body Enroute
to California Home
for Burial
,By The A. ociated Pressl

SYRACUSE. y. y. Sept. 16-The
roar or racing motors and ihr hum Of
busy sPccdWayS had died down today for
Jimmy Murphy. The body Of the cham
pion automobile driver. who met death
ia 100 mile contest ou the New York
state fair grounds track yesterday was
b. ing borne back across the continent to
the home in Vernon. Calf. which he had
known from early boyhood
With Murphy on his hast ride were the
drivers against whom hc had pitted his
skill in his last racc-and 10 whom he
had lost Before the race these driycrf
and Murphy had arranged to take
the train on which they finally did leave.
When the time for departure came al
12:22J O'Clock this morning il WAS Il
sad little group which gathered az the
train she'd Of TIE New York Central
Station here Fred Wagner, the starter
who had waved Murphy off 20 his first
race several years ago. and who mad
started him III the last race yesterday
was IN charge Of the party. which in
cluded Riley Brc't. Mur1hy's Ijech q
nician; Bennett Hill. Harry Ilartz. Earl
Cooper. Ernest An>tcrbcrg Peter De
Paolo. Fred Conner and Bob McDonagh,
drivers in yesterdays fatal contest, and
several mcchanicianS.
The exact cause VI the accident which
resulted III Murphy's death probably viii
never he known. II was established
however. that he had been hugging The
inside fence of the firt grand circuit
track. which IN used for automobile rae
ing here.