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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-05
THE LOVE TRAP,

BY HAZEL DEYO BACHELOR
What has gone before-Gail Martin
has been engaged to George Hartley for
two years when she discovers that he
has fallen in love with another girl
Now no on with the story,
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MUSINGS OF ABE MARTIN

III II ?
III theirs anything worsen tryin t. hurr}
out of crowded day coach its follerin' b
hind dyspeptic in a steam table cafeteri
Wouldn' it be great if people wuz known d
what they are instead of what they belo
to?
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-05
QUIPS AND OUIDDITIES

you leave the selection in my hands. Now,
how would you like the books bound? Would
you like them bound in russia or morrocco?"
Russia Morocco" gasped the man. Can
ye no get them bound in Glesca?"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-05
OLD-TIME RELIGION
BY BISHOP w. A. GAMBLER

WAS The BTTTHPIACE OF
CHRISTIANITY FORTUNATE?
r recent number OF the Homiletc Re-
| view a clergyman publishes article
which displays both a remarkable igno-
rance OF history and an amazing misappre-
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-05

decided to sell UP and go to Australia. a
said that anything not disposed of at
sale should be given to his old Scottish sd
ant" The patient shook his head sorr
fully.
"Well, my good man. said the old 1a}
"and what had that to do with your"
well" said the man sadly. 81 askeH
might have anything the servant d
want, and they put me here?"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-05

Continued Saturday. Renew your subscrip-1
ton now, so as not to miss chapter of this
absorbing story.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-05

The married mems union has reasof{
serve that no married man has been
his wife since the newspapers began !
the short time between now and Chr
Very few married men will be shot Il
Christmas Wflmingt on Star.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-05

1t is cheerfully significant that thos
fool words "bourgeoisie" and "prolets
are not heard quite so often as they w
Cincinnati Times-Star.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-05

Another nice thing about nobody
you can put your money in the bank
OF using it to maintain your position.7
Beacon Jurnal.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-05

The dear old lady was interested in all the
good works that dear old ladies should be
interested in. Among her good deeds she
included q monthly visit to a large mental
hospital which was quite close to her house.
And how were you found to be insane?"
she asked one man, who appeared to be quite
normal in every way.
Il don't quite know" replied the other,
but this is what happened: man for
whom / was in the habit OF doing odd jobs
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-05

Some psychologists excaVating on the Dor
der of the Sudan, upon breaking camp, neatly
hurled their salmon and sardine tins. An
other scientists came along and happened to
dig on this same site. Pretty soon he held
up a can embeIlished with the picture OF a
plump, golden salmon
AHA" he exclaimed Now I have evil
dence in support OF my theory that the Sa-
hara was once an inland sea-"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-01-05
HER MONEY
BY CAROLYN BEECHER

What has gone before.-Althea Cros-
by inherits fortune on condition that
she marry before she is thirty-hve. She
falls In love with handsome young DR..
Peter Graham and marries him with
out telling him about the condition In
the will. Eventually he hears gossips
discussing it and assumes she married
him to get possession of the fortune.
He becomes cool and she assumes he
married her for her money. She be-
comes very jealous Of her husbands
attentions to Mrs, Ruth Williams,
wealthy patient. Althea meets Ken
meth Moore and his gaiety attracts her.
Now go OH with the story.
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Tuesday-"He Who Laughs Last" Renew
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MY FAVORITE STORIES

Copyright, 1920
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
RULES REVISION
BATTLE STILL
RACES IN HOUSE

WASHINGTON. IAN. 49, The house
struggled again today with the proposed
new rule to enable members hy petit
tion "a institute proceedings for the
dichArEe ~ committees from consider
alton of Legislation after failing twice
yesterday ~ fix the number of petit
tions to he required.
Each of the contcnding groups wv the
rules revision battle-the organization
republicans and the combined demnr-
ratio and republican insurrcnt forces
was victorious yesterday. the former
losing hy vote of 2n5 tu lS5 on pro-
posal by representative Graham. rep
ublican, Illinois. that the names of at
least half the house membership N.Y. re-
quircd on such petitions but succeeding
shortly afterwards in defeating an cf-
fort to place the number at' 100. thr
second ballot being 225 70 lG3. This
left the rules committees recommend r
tions ~ $50 signatures around which
the fight is centercd. in possession Of
a compromise proposal when the debate
was resumed today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
PERFOR NANCE.
OF SHENANDOAH.
HIGHLY LAUDED.

LAkEHTRST. y. j.. Jan. lS.-Even
the SekpticS have been converted.
The Shenandoah's remarkably success
ful flight against one of the most severe
gales that ever struck the Atlanti- coast.
despite the fact that her nose was torn
away and She was otherwise battered.
has won for her the ,ommendation ~
those naval officers who were inclined
10 doubt the praciicahility of building
ships Of her type and size.
That battle Wednesday night and early
Thursday morning in - mile wind
which carried her To Staten Island before
she could be turned about has convinced
virtually every officer al the naval air
station thar the SHENANDOAH could sur-
scssfuIly negotiate the planned trip TO
the north Pole.
There was evident qualification when
II WAS learned that Secretary of the
Navy DENLY and Rear Admiral w. A.
Moffett. chief Of the naval bureau of
aeronautics had predicted that the ac-
sident to the Shenandoah wouli not pre-
vent the proposed trip.
Praise for the cool and quick work
of Capt Heinen and the officers and men
aboard the ship when she WAS set adrft
resounded over the station today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
LA TOILETTE TO
enter PRIMARY
IN NO. DAKOTA
Two Sets of Coolidge Dele
gates Announced by Rival
Factions in Regular Rep
ubIican Camp in that State

FARGO. y. -. Jan l. \ movement
NJ place thr naInr MI SENATOR Robert M
! "a Toilette w .ui~in WV ihr haIla; ai
a." March l. primar, ia this state Az a
eaM ihate fnr president anA announce
ueui ihai ino ~ci~ w Coolidge Delegates
In thr republican aryrniion would hr in
tir race wore Important development "
last night im North Dakota politics.
Following ronf-rrnrr~ here with lin
E"llcit- supporters. GENERA. H. Me-.
candidate for conSre suan for the seeond
district. said ihaj N state N iAr campaign
would ~ started Immediately ~ put Mr..
In folielfe'~ name on The ballot.
At meeting Yesterday tlir inlr-
pendent republican state central COM
nntler endorsed President Cpnldgc aud
called state delegation convention fur
February | t. name T.: delegates 10 the
Cleveland convention a~ well aS n cansli-
dair fnr national committee man.
The regular republican committee.
hr.ilr hy Chairman ~ WI Frazier.
rie-iing recently has indpr~rd President
Coolidge and named its l.: delegate can
didairS. Efforts ", u. " IInnna. Cool
idge ampaign manager III North Dakota
ie effect n compromise With ihr indie
pcn'lrns committee yr~irr as failed.
The independent committee was form
I'M two wears age after ihr voters had
elected ihr regular republican state cen
trial committee with committee of iiS
nun partisan lr.iglrr~. Committee
members AZ the league refused Z" rc 90
nixe tlae NON parli~an~ and formed an
independent committee What effect
two sets u delcgaies viii have in the
campaign Wa predetermined to-day
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
AMERICAN
SHIPS RUN
BLOCKADE

iOJSTON. Jan. iS.--A radio mes
sage picked up ~ q. X. ChinSki.
wireless station NEAN. stated that
the steamship Virginia. merchant
man. and the Eugene VI. Thaycr. a
Sinclair oil tanker. had run the
blockade Of the harbor al Tampico
this morning under severe shell fire
and had come through into the Gulf
The message did not state whether
the ships were damaged. but reported
that the bombardmcnt had been Sc
we're.
Since receiving the message Chins-
vi has been endeavoring OF establish
communication with thc ship which
br0adcasted the message telling Of
the escape Of the two ships. he said.
iie said that the message had been
relayed by another ship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
WIFE MURDERER FACES
FIRING SQUAD IN UTAH
STATE PENITENTIARY Y

IN which congressman and other gov
rnment officials from various parts Of
the country have entered with pleas for
u, mt ncy. Omer X. Woods. lawyer. for
mer resident Of Tennessee and idaho,
convicted in this city for wife murder.
faced the firing squad today within the
walls Of the Utah state prison.
Every known means ~ staying an *
ccution was employed by Woods and hi
lawyers. but all failed. Woods alleged
crime that of staying IN invalid wife
and then attempted 10 set fire To the
bed upon which h r body was reposing,
IN listed among he most grueSome NJ.
,he west. and the cvidi nee against
Woods seemed so strong 20 the mem
btrs 81 the trial jury. ~ the members
of the ~-prense court who revi wea the
case. to the governor and to the board
of pardons that each az ihese passed
solemn 81 ntence that Woods was guilty
and must pay the penalty which ths
Utah law enacts.
Woods wa calm last might H. main
tanned his innocence.
As Woods was brought out Of his cell
to b taken 10 the court yard 20 face
the firing squad. NJ told newspaper re-
po.ters:
II am H. innocent today as the day
was born. | am pr, pared TO meet my
Maker in peace. My conscience Is free
and clear. | have never IN my lite harm
ed my wife or any other human being
for that matter.
After Woods had be y placed in the
de.th chair he aaein called for the
newspaper men and said: The last
thing that do Is 10 send a Kiss TO my
mother. sist r. TO my daughter
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
Official Weather Reports

Brownsville and vicinity: Fair 70
partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with
ising temperature.
East Texas: Partly cloudy q cloudy
tonight and Saturday with local rains;
warmer tonight. colder in northwest
norton Saturday. Moderate TO fresh
easterly 10 southerly winds on the coast.
Weather Conditions
The pressure continued moderat, N
high over eastern districts and is APP
narently rising over the Canadian North
west. Montana. and North Dakota. Rela-
siyeiy low pressure prevailed over the
plat au and southern Rocky Mountain
regions and portions Of the Plains
states. Light to moderately heavy rains
acquired since last report in Florida
and South Carolina, and light SHOWS At
xyiaelv scattered places in the upper
ohio and middle and upp.r Mississippi
valleys. and over the northern Rocky
Mountain region. The cold wave over
80 central states yestt rday morning has
advanced into the south asiern and
a,stern states. and is followed closely
~ higher temperatures fom New
Nc~ieo and the Texas Panhandle north
ward into Canada. Cold TO vtry colo
me.,her still prevails, however. over
,.ost Of the United States and in the
Canadian Northwest.
The lowest temperature last night al
r.xas stations ranged from "a at Abb
,sns to 81 az Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
FIRING AT TAMPICO NOT
DIRECTED TOWARD CITY,
HOUSTON WIRELESS SAYS
Rebel Gunboat, Imprisoned
in Panuco River, Directs
Fire on Federal Battery
Placed at River Mouth

HOUSTON. Jan. lS.-W Wireless reports
reaching Houston yesterday to thc cf-
feet that rebel gunbuat was firing on
Tampico created a tempest in a teapot.
According to information received to-
day ~ Houston oil companies having
interests i'm the Mcxican fields the fir
ing was not in thr direction M TAmpico
and that city Il ia no danger. These
reports show that about l5 shells We're
fired out M zen. nut inland. Two re
bel rnnhoats were bottled up in the
Panueo River between the shore line
ana Tamriro One WI these slipped out
to sea Wednesday night, making good.
is escape.
The other rebel gunboat made fu
tile effort ID Join its companion. The
frdsrals hah erected emergency forti-
fications AZ Ia Barra on the north side
of the Panuco River and at its mouth
The second boat figured that the way
to effect its escape was to fire on and
drmolish the emergency Qualifications
and then scoot out to safety.
Some Of the shells fell on the beach
at Miramar. farther ~ the north. and
close To some Chinese rcfrcshment
stands serving the hathers.
But the attempt t0 demoliSh the for
tifications failed and the rebel boat IA
still lying in the Panuco river. Ne shots
were fired from The sca toward Tam
pico.
The two rebel gunhonts were form
crly in the federal service. With the
outbreak OF the de Ia Huerta rcvolu-
tfnt, sNn rrpu4 ar fhr hnatS haf3frd thp
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
OIL PROMOTER
SAYS OFFICERS
ARE KIDNAPERS

san FRANCISCO. Jan lS r. Al
c"Jimmy") Cox. oil promoter. has oh
tanned warrants for the arrest VT w n.
Merr,tt and Deputy Sheriff X. -. New
ton. both of Camden. Ark. on charg 8
~ kidnapping. Thr twn arrested Him IN
Camden and forced him to accompany
them 10 California. hc charges
Cox Was indicted here st,-ral mont H.
afo on charg 81 using the mails 10 de
fraud honds of $le.000 were guaranteed
W tie National Surety Company by
Merritt and another Camden man and
Cox was flIpwed 70 the court 70 return
to Arkansas
Iatef. he told ths police. Merfick
pressed him for S250n and when he fail
"a "a produce ~ arrested him To turn
him over 70 tie surety company hcpr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
GEN. BUTLER WILL
PROMOTE OFFICER
WHO KILLS BANDIT

PHILADELPHIA. Jan -. The frs
policeman to Kill bandit will be pro-
moteA. is promise made by Gen raj
Snifdlsy N - Butler IN his campaign 70
eileen up this city.
Il am tired Of reading Of messengers
being killed by bandits" the neral
said in making the announcement. Tho
Si60la a. ffnse fund donated by police
men for legal protection in ev NJ Of
their arrest in the performance OF duty
will be done away with. The city here
after will defend its policemen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
Sweeping Investigation
OfPyOpaganda IN United
States VIII be Started

lafive matters through propaganda or
M the n~e of money hy advertising or by
lhs control ~ publicity"
Decision 10 take ~ the Box plan first
was made ~ the Suggestion Nc Senator
Rec democrat. Missouri. who intro
dueed the resolution under which the in-
uniry IN ~ ~ conducted. Edward w.
BOX of Philadelphia. who offered The
Sinnmn prize for prace proposal and
Miss Esther Everett I.aTte of Philadelphia.
one of the committee ia harge 81 the
contest has been selected a. the first
witnesses TO be heard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18


WASHINGTON. Jan. 1SA sweeping
investigation nf general propaganda ~
the United States Viii b. started VI lnday
~ a special senate committee. with the
BOX peace plan its first >uhirri ~ study
I'ropagan dealing with the Mellon
tax program. the soldiers bonus and
other questions are expc ted 20 be con
siderel later under the committees an-
ihorty -to investigate and report ~ the
senate whether there iS an organized
effort being made 20 control public orin-
ion and the action Of congress upon legis-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
WARSHIPS TO TAMPIcO

WASHINGTON. Ian. - Indications
that warship~ may IT, sent ~ protect
American interests ~ the rebel hlorkad-
~ port ni Hnpiru We're strengthened tn-
dat when II herame known that secretary
brnhy ~ The navy department would
make an annunn "meni shortly ~ The
subject. Pending issuance of his siair.
mcnt ufficial~ ~ lined ID talk
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
WillNot Permit Mexican Troops in Texas
Acting Governor DAVIDSON
Refuses Request to MOUe
Fedeydls Through State

TO
T W.
.
residents
shows tn deman the pa ~
will
10
rasoa Laredo
to he y
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
FIRST SOLID CAR
ORANGES SHIPPED
FROM SAN BENITO

SAN BENliO. Eek. 5an. ls.--The
Brown White Produce Company Of
this cit, shipped every day of last
week full car load of citrus fruit.
and not ear went out of the state.
80 far this week they have shipped
only one car. which left last night.
This was a solid ear of ValIey' o-an-
ges. and is believed 90 have been the
first exclusive car of oranges ever
shipped in Texas. This il disiinc-
ton Of which san Benifo and Nicini-
~ has reason to be proud. and this
district can still say with ali truth
fainsss. I'VE GROW u First"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18

WASHINGTON. ian. lS.-With the
en- uf it~ hearing un revision WI thr
revenue ast III sight. the house ways
and means means committee to-day called
upon treasury experts wv explain thr
government financial needs for next
year and also heard further appeals fnr
cuts in the rates affected various in-
tereSts.
The treasury srrretary'S proposals
We're endorsed BY the league.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
After Losing Fight Of Two
Years, Omer R. Woods
Pays Penalty for Grue-
some Crime Which Shock
ed West

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Jan IS
Omer r. Woods. convicted wifi murder
or was executed by q firing squad al
the Utah state prison here a s:l4
o'clock this morning. He met death calm
ly and protesting his innocence 10 ~.
end. The killing ~ Mrs. Woods occurred
In an apartment house here January ?.
1922.
Losing a two year fight for freedom
or commutation Of sentence, tighi
which has been carried TO the supreme
court. TO the governor Of the state, ana
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
REBELS BLOW UP SHIPMENT OF ARMS
Mexico City Dispatch
Reports Destruction Of
Train at Aragon, HidaIgo

MEXICO CITY JAM isR
ton dn''ed military freight train artillery for
th' ubrRon th
nr W M official report received from obr hcadcrs
ovn
hsaiors brought no th federal
Thursday the Jasro WI thc
arhnra H nd the
with nD trouble.
AZ Cane Pa Vera Cruz front for
thc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
GASOLINE PRICE AT
HOUSTON ADVANCED

HOUSTON. Texas. Jan. Is The re-
tail price of gasoline here was advances
today from Is 10 70 cents. liner, aSed
price of crude was given as the reason.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18

FORT WORTH. Texas. I'm. 1s Elmo
Sledd. banker. died suddenly al MS
home re today. IL was vice president
of the Fort Worth National.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18


from Vera Cruz said that ia was con-
tinuinl
Troops under General Almazan are
also fighting the rebels between Tchua-
can ana Esperanza. Puehia. according WV
special dispatchcs II IS believed that
General Guadalupe sanchez. the rebel
chicftain. has concentrated all avail
able troops in the vicinity Of Tchuacan
tu oppose thc federal advance on Vera
Graz. Specials say there is " possibili-
ty MI 2 decisive battle being fought
thesr unless thc rcvoluti0nists resumed
their retreat
I'M his report General Maritime said
fighting had been going 0n for two days
around Carnero when on the thirteenth
the enemy was disludErd. thr rebel
losses being fourteen killed and seven
wounded. Thr fedtrals lost siX killed
and eleven wounded.
The rcbcs and fcdcrals met again 81
the afternoon of Tho thirteenth nelt
Tlarotrrrc thr f.hrrals coming out vic-
torious General MARTINEZ reported The
fcdrrals found thirty four rebels dead
wv TIRE field after thc battle THE frd
erals captured seventy one machine
guns md number uf rifles ana took
a number of rebel prisoners
The rebels captured two sanitary
trains ordered out WI Purbia at Tlaro-
tepcc. Pucbla. General MARTINEZ report
ed. They burned both trains and turn
ed the engine loose. ONE collodrg with
the fedcralr General Topcte's train
whfls. +hY other t4rr.l tatvarI Ptl.fla
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18
ARRIVES II MOSCOW

MOSCOW. Jan. l7-Former United
States senator France " Maryland. has
arrived III Moscow for business purros
IS. lie was last her two years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-01-18

pointed out the danger Of bringing
Mexican troops onto Texas soil because
Of strong differences of opinion con
cerning the revolution among the Mex
lean citizens residing on this side of
the border.
An ov rwh, Inning protest from resi-
dents along the border agains' the pro
posed troop movement has been received
here, Mr.. Davidson stat u. As soon a. III
received the request. he communicated
with a large number Of influential per
sons along tht boundary 10 secure their
views. The maturity Of the replies were
strong against the move. The possibility
that bridges and railio oads might be
dynamited was suggested by thosf op
posed 70 the passage ~ the troops.
Acting Governor Davidson was still in
communication with Washington on the
matter this morning
1T is we'll known that the Mexican
residents in Texas now. as always. hay
taken sides Tor and against the revolu-
tion." said Mr.. Davidson. This situa
tion can not but lead ID trouble III
case Mexican federal troops are sent
into their ND a.. and think IL j. host
for the protection of the American citi-
zcns and Ame' lean property not 10 al
lew the passage of the troops. J have
sent protest against il 20 Washing
ton"