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New Britain herald., 1924-08-27

The umpire differs from the speed cop in that more people hate him at the same time.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
FELEpH0NE rAIls

EnssFss ss ths Pnsl oales ss NsH Blttsin ss sseona rlass Nal Aaitsi,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27

After a man gets old enough it is hard to distinguish between love of country and ambition.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27

FAsIakss NIIles ..stsss E3a kaileFisi Reems ,sss. sgs
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27

In the old days your host could offer something before dinner with out offering digestant after dinner
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
The Jingle-Jangie Counter

The moon drops low, the sun will sink, Men still insist that they must drink.
 -Elzada N. Clover The accident was averted, but how, do you suppose Did the hero sound his horn? No.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27

tcopyright 1894, Reproduction
 forbiddenl,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27

SUBSCRIPTION RAFEs fs.as a hnzE
 sa.es EhEes asHih.
 Ite, 2 Manih.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27

The pnzzling thing is how many mosquitoes are required to make q summer resort.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27

Man is the Dobest work of God, but it's hard to believe when you hear two of him wrangling over crumpled lenders.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
New Britain Herald
hkAAts' IT sitsiitA9 ooARANg

iaesd Daiiy lssnass EsestaeaA A tssssla HAs.ss ~ AAsgsA sissel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13

Trajes keep-kool en- Palm
Beach y azuI marino. en-
casinir. buenos y bien he
chos, en- taFnaiios de Il a
10 amos a............................
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
Recupero la saIud perdida

Jose Cubero, de Habana, Cuba, nos
escribe: I'm hijo milo sufria de escalo-
frios y fiebre desde hacia tres meses
hasta que por fin Sc lie administr6 el
TONICO ANTIFEBRIL Y FERRU-
GINOSO DE LEONARDO. Esto 10
restablecio por complete desde entonces
esta gozando de una salud perfecta."
y E. TONICO ANTIFEBRIL Y FE-
RRUGINOSO DE LEONARDO des-
truye los germenes dc Ia malaria que
existen Ell la sangre, y comparte al
ORGANISING nueva fuerza y vitalidad. Ha
curado otros, por 10 tanto, 10 curars
a I'd. tambien.
FL TONICO ANTIFEBRIL Y FE-
RRUGINOSO DE LEONARDO Sc
vende condicion de que develvenlos ei
dinero ST los resultados no son satisfac-
torioS. Pida LEONARDO al farmaceu-
tico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
Il representante a..
Continuation de la la. plana}

Attorney General, para protestar
contra ell proceder del Juez de Toa
Alta, en- 10 que Sc refiere la ms
cripcion del "Partido Federal en
dicha poblaci6n. Mientras me encon-
traba en- dicha ofcina, acompanado
por dos amigos de Toa Alta, los Sc
flores Lopez Y Nevares, lego ell Sc
FOR Cordova Davila, con quien estuve
canbiendo impresiones sobre politi-
ca V charlando un ratio como ami
gos. Pero todo fue una conversation
incidental, sin importancia alguna,
" 10 misrno que cuando dos adverse
rios politicos, por el hecho de qua
son amigos, Sc encuentran en- la ca.
lie, trahan conversation.
"Deseo que usted asf 10 haga cons
tar para que la verdad quede en- su
sitio, para evitarme erroneas in
terpretaciones en- mi distrito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
UN JUEZ ESPECIAL
A TOA ALTA

"A pesar de los obstaculos que Sc
me han puesto en- la inscription de
mi partido, tengo la satisfaction de
haber inscrito el Partido Federal,
en- Toa Alta, Toa Baja, Corozal y
Naranjito. Conseguf inscribirlo Pc
sar de las trabas que Sc me pusie-
ron, de que me vi obligado ve-
rir a quejarme a la oficina del At
terney. No tengo por que quejarme
del Departamento de Justicia, pues
en- cuanto conocio cual era la situa-
ci6n, envi6 un juez especial al Lcdo,
Avbar, gracias 10 cual qued6 ms
critic el partido en- las referidas po-
b!aciones.
"Aun asi, estuve expuesto per-
der la vida. Parece que alg1n NAL
intencionado, con el prop6sito de eau
earme dilaciones, teniendo en- cuen-
ia que yo disponia tan solo de al
gunas horas para radicar las petit
clones en- Secretaria, rodo una gran
piedra por donde yo habia de pasar.
Como venia alguna velocidad, para
llegar tempo, no vi La piedra, y
estuve expuesto perder la vida,
asf como los amigos que me acom-
panaban. Aun asi ell caro- sufri6 des-i
perfectos de consideration Y quedo
casi volcado. No obstante, a la hora
exacta, con algunos minutes tan
solo para inscribir ell Partido Fede.
raj, estaba yo Ell Secretaria Ejecuti-
va. Y ahora, inscrito va el partido,
iremos la lucha, confados en- el
triunfo, pues ell pueblo esta con nos
otros."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
REVOLUTION EN- Ell ECUADOR

GUAYAQUIL, setiembre H. Omitted
Press. l-se ha anunciado, oficialmente,
que en- el norte del Ecuador ha surgido
un movilniento revolucionario, que 50
proponc derrocar al actual gobierno,
apelando para clio todos los medios.
FL gobjerno ha enviado al General
Rafael Arizaga, al mando de nu1nero
sas tropas, armadas con ametralladoras
para que combatan los rebeldes. obIi-
gandoles a capitular, dcsechando sus
intenciones belicosas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
GOBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTO DEL
INTERIOR
0T1CINA DEL CoMISIONADO
septiembre. 0, 1924.
septiembre. Q, 1924.
ANUNc1o DE sUBAs~A

PR0P0SICIoNES en- pliegos cerra-
dos para La adjudication en- pdbHca su
basta de las obras de construction de
UN EDTICIo DE HORMIGoN PA
RIA EECUELA DE DOS tsAIrONES
EN- Ell BARRIo PALMAREJo DE
CoRozAI1 PUERTO RICO, cuyc pre-
supuesto aprobado asciende n la su-
ma de CINCO MIL DOTlARES
($5,O0O.o0) Sc admitiran en- esta ofci.
ma haSta las 300 P. M. del dia % de
scpttembre, 1924, en- que SO ahriran
pGblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios SO daran
en- Ia ofc1na del Arquitecto donde Sc
encuentran de manifesto los docluaen
tos que han de regir en- Ell contrato, y
podr$n los hcttadores recoger los pla-
nos y modelos de proposiciones q. han
de presentar, mediante un dep6sito de
DIEz DoLARES $4,000 que seran
reembolsados al ser devueltos dichns
documentos en- Ell plazo de veinte (20)
dfas despues de efectuada l.. suhasta.
La administrator Sc rese,va ell de.
recho de rechazar cualquier D todas
las proposiciones, y Ell dc adindicar el
contrato bajo otras conslderactones
Que las do precio solamente.
Gullermo ESTEVES,
Comis;onado
.s@. AdEt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-13
FIRPo HoMBRE COMPLETE
(Cablegrama Especially

NEW YORK, setiembre 4.-El Or.
Ruskoe examine Firpo hoy. despues
de Sus ejercicios atleticos, encontran-
dolo en- condolences inmejorables. lie
llam6 la atenci6n su perfecta lentadu
ra. Firpo atribuye este al uso cocrSi-
nuo de la famosa pasta dentifrica
Ipana, recomendads eficazmente para
eyitar la piorrea, endurecer las cncias
mantener la cavidad bucal en- per-
fecta salud.
Advk
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29
HOFFMAN GIVEN
70 YEARS FOR
BAUER MURDER
Man Charged With Sensation
al New York Killing Found
Guilty Of Second Degree
Murder

NEW YORK Nav - Harry l..
Hoffman charged with shtyin. MIR.
Ninuda l;au"r on lonely staten I~iard
roud. vas found gIilIy today ~ murder
in the .crond degree. .Iudge Herman
itulu-.d sentence of twenty years tr
ligr imprisonment IN sing Sing.
Hoffman. u motion picture ul, r.tt"r. wv
married. and The father If two -'iidrcr.
pn iho a,irru"ou W March ~. thr
body of Mr. Hanrr. Young mother "f
twu daughter Ma found ~ ihr road
side of inurlt road. Sh" had been
-ir.. beaten rrd -trangI"d anl ihrr" wI-
evidence that size sucrc -fulls fought or
au assault
Nrucssce told of having seen Mrs.
Tnnrr driving hrr mother ann daughter
in her small car. siliing the motor ID
hr mud when ~hc ~wcrlcd M avoid crl
SION With . truck. llrr .othrr told 81
" i4a- iug muturiai. y Iona mHn ~ 4
,ou.". no stoppcd and rendered hi
-rr. c~ ~ Nj. Bauer a- -hc Was wil
ing t.yald "a distant house 10 seek as
-i-taurr.
Folirc testified that Hoffman tire"
days after thr murdrr .cut d" hi- broth
ui.trl with which Mr. raucr had been
Shot; Thcy al-o found bullet hole
in hr upholstery If his motor ear. 4
coupe idrnii. III ~ that de- ribbed by tE"sr
Who hli -crn the mystery mot"ri-t-
~ thc trial. Ear' irl igh~. u u: yr"F
OH houl gri. idcn'if cd Hoffman a. 'h'
u.ru ,ho had offered M Bauer y rid"
.uh Il firearms expert dr llrtd that nnlN
blllrf. from IIoflmnu's Gun could ~avc
caused the death Of Mrs. l;aurr.
hoffman. W. lsi WHi i' prison van
after -crtcur. had been imposed. PASSED
within " fcw fcrt WI District Ati"rn"t
Tr.h arl .hri"krd:
-\nv y"u vad Your lying wiinr -ra
.au d.iau up y"ur reward. am inn"""ni
arI ,pu know u."
Later Hoffman collapsed iu hi cell
ItlI vrt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29
House Passes Appropriation
To Bring United States Navy
Up To Strength 5-5-3 Basis

WASHINGTON. Nav - ESr-ndi
turc of nra.lg $IIumn.tan to bring the
American navy az ~ Nh" 3D. ratio
fixed hy the Washington arms confer
rncc N called fnr IN bill received by the
scnaic to-day fr"m tie house which
PASSED il last night y vote of lGI ~
rs
The measure. which was requested by
The ravN department. authorized con
strtr,iun nf eight nHt cruisers and six
river sunhoai~ and he conversion nf'ih.
hattl'~hirs New Nurh 1rxaS Florida.
Utah. Kansas aud Wyoming. into oil
burners with the installation ~ add
ti"uil dryiros for protection aglnS; sub
marines ahd aircraft. An effort hv Rer-
rc>cntTtivc l:rittcn. republican. ll'inui.
~ add nn approximation of Hi.-nihm
for elevation of guns ~ these and ~'vru
other bHitinehp-. WAS defeated and mil
attempt Wa- made ia authorize con
stru ton of a.rrlanr carriers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29

WETUMkA. Okla. May a9 Searching
parties today were cont ing the ruins
lcft in the wake If a tornado th-t late
y"stcrday tore through the south end
Nj this city taking seven lives and ser
iorsly injuring more than score of
persons. II waa believed that several ad
ditional victims were buried under the
debris The death list was cXrccted Nh
to swcllcd ~ the death of several ser
iously injured persons VINO were taken
~ Hcnryctta hospital. The known dead
are:
IS. Y Armstrong. lahorcr. Mrs. W. Y.
Arm a,ronr. Armstrong chlli; J. l. Ram
say. crsh.cr American Natioral Bank.
H. H. Wooruff Mrs II. II. Woodruff:
iuf-nt son w I'd Cole.
The mi sing:
Isaac NacGirt. IN Indian; child of
". VI Armstrong.
tn, storm cut wide swath ono
block wide and three locks long in the
southern residential sccti"n of the city.
dcmolishing about 80 residences. i con
,inucd its destruction through an an
populated section. urrootirr huge trees
and killing many horscs ard cattle. The
force VI the storm appeared to have
hcen sncnt .ftcr II had Travelled three
miles from the city
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29
NATIONAL LEGIO N
COMMANDER PRAISES
WILSON IN ADDRESS
NV IN. t.sncInteh rrassl

HlcAGO. May 29.-Noudrow vii
son died for democracy fulfillmcnt 90
urc.y as VI he had died ~ Chateau
Thicrry, John 4. Quinn. national com
mandcr Ut thc American Legion dcrl "
ed in his annual Memorial Day message
made puhlic here today.
The message reads in part:
"Sinrr laat Memorial Day Woodrow
Wilson has passed on. ana sleeps with
thc tho. sands who died FOR dcmocr cy's
fu!fillmcut. Our wartime president died
for the cause ~ so rvcntly believed in
as surely as if his pain-rackei frame
had been fouad hanging Imply On the
barbcd wire OF Chateau Thicrry. Hc
was our comradc, our inspired leader
with universal peace as his hearts de-
sire.
In him were crystallizcd the ideals
upon which this nation il founded. the
Ideals for which veterans of three wars
today pay homage @ their dead. As we
make the pilgrimage to the grave
strrwn cemeteries let Is remember his
fearless leadership and his goal-rer-
pctral reace.
And IN remembering the ideals for
which he ald our comrades lie turied.
let us pray that . way VIII be found to
end ail wars forcvermorc. so that no
future generation viii mourn on Memo
rial D/ for another gener. tior of
youths Offered on the altar Of sacrifice
in another war"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29
WACO KHAN Will
STAGE MAMMOTH
DEMONSTRATION
rny Th A-."rt eva Pres "

NA'O. May ga g.out KATHERINE
pf members y. lhr Eu kl.N X hrH from
this SECTION II ttc state j. 81 lc hcld
tonight ,t Lurcnr. li m.ica from
here. where cr, mau vas k.li,I and ton
wounlai I'M LlHn drmnn-.r ratiuu iu Ur
fohrr 1911 81 was announced hrr. todat.
N rHradn ha hrui rauu,l ry thr
Na'" branch ci lh" nrdr-. The ia.ali.y
uf ih"r ynnr H-, wn- ras .I when
Sheriff Robert I;t hau'u ard hl- d,ru-
fir from MIA attempted N, ur a
hooded Lian parade. luli. Crou vl
h'ird. three "thrr. ur'r .rri iu !.
Wounded Slt,i.f Eu hJu.u tur. ttt
mask from thn man carrying ,h. f-r,
cro. and thr fight lar.,I Vi.h guns uad
knives ~r.. then . rru hrrff h.-
hrrr Installed aui ii i- d ihr raiadp
tomorrow night viii hr p"Hcfll
Whether ttc demons r:ti"u ha uu
connection with thc Lhn yitur'r- u ihc
drau"-rtii- -tgf, convention hr.. t- rr-
day could uot hn lelrucd ttwa- under
tIaI thc parade Ua- planned hrorr
tllr conventions
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29
Department Negotiated For
u. S. Navy Officials Deny
Purchase Death Ray Secret
CBy The Associated Pressp

WASHINGTON. May 2g.-Navy Off
cials deny flatly that the department
hal been negotiating with q view to
purchase of the death ray" secret
from the inventor who IL demonstrating
II IN London.
The department mas no information
whichever IN regard 20 the experiment
IN London. il was said. and if American
Officers " England have interested
themselves unofficialy in the matter.
they have not rs yet reported.
During the war. many inventions sug
geStcj 20 the special hoard which dealt
with these matters for the government.
were considered and among them
il was understood. that at least one
had to do with the possibility of pro
icctinE a death ray. electrical in char
acter. from trench TO trench Ill the
close set lines in France for the pun
pose Of paving the way for nm attack.
Som work was done M the time 70
discover IL the suggestion had Gny prac-
tical possibilities. il was found how
ever. that the scheme gave no promise
and the work was cropped.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29
POPE PROCLAiMS 1925
AS HOLY YEAR In BULL
ISSUED THIS MORNING

ROME. May 2s. Pope Plus today il
sued bull, proclaiming 1925 a holy
year.
On the opening Of Ascension day this
morning the pontiff consigned TO Mon
signor Joseph II. Wilpcrt, dean Of the
apostolic prothonotaries. the ball en-
b odying the p, PAL announcement. Tn
ceremony took place in the throne
room where His Holiness was surround
"a by the prclatcs Of the apostolic
chamber, Monsignor Hugues, Boncam-
pagni-L -Ludovisi. vice chamberlain. Mon
signor Evardrc Moretti. auditor gener
n and Monsignor Leopold Captain. re-
gent of the chancery
In the bull. the Pope besides grant
ing the usual iadulgences 70 rthc jubi-
lee. prfys for the real racification Of
the world. for reunioa .pf the churches,
dissenting from ire Church Of Rome,
sni for systemization Of the edf.ces OF
Palestine according to Catholic rights.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29
new PLANOF ,
FARM RELIEF !
Being DRAWN
Would be Substitute to Me-
Nary-Hausen Bill, Which
Seems Unacceptable to
Congress
fPy The A. oCiated PressN

WASHINGTON. May 29,-Work on a
new farm relief plan. simpler than that
embodied in the McNary Haugen bill.
was pressed today Nv members of the
senate ami house farm blocs with the
intention of having II ready for intro
duction rs a substitute for the pending
me' sure if they find such action war
ranted.
The sponsors Of the sut stitute have
become convinced that the McNary-
HauEen bill which would sct Jp n
S200000000 corporation to market sur
plus farm products abroad. will ~ de-
fcatcd or at least the senate discussion
of u. If IL passes the house, will be 20
protractcd that adjournment Of con-
gress BY June = will be prevented.
The proposed Substitute is being
dr. fled. II IL said in such a way as 10
win enough support in both chambers
"a assure enactment before the polite
cal conventions with its chief objects
being the encouragement for three
years Of the sale abroad Of surplus
wheat. perhaps other grains and meat
Farmers would be paii bounty. under
provisions being considered and admin-
istration would be placed IN the hands
~ the secretary of agriculture. who
would lie authorized TO Use funds Of the
war finance corporation. and possibly
Of the United States grain corporation.
The tentative suggestions have been
outlined 10 President Coolidge and
also have been discussed with Sccrcta-
~ Wallace. The president as IN the
case Of the McNary- -IIaurcn till. has not
committed himself on the plan. but
some Of those engaged in drafting IL
have expressed confidence that IL would
receive his approval.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29
FORTY-TWO OF WESTERN
GOLFERS QUALIFY FOR
NATIONAL. TOURNAMENT
nv The Associated Pre-. s)

CHG AGO. Mas - Forty weSt-
crn golicr- qualified Yesterday AZ CA.
Iark Country Club for TIE national open
golf hampton at Detroit June : aud 8.
Eleven players tiri af lis prrm.tihg
three more than The allotted ~ ~ rc-
iIHin III thr contest
Heading thc Iist wa~. Na-Hcnal,
Smith of San francisco. omen -ilamla.n
- ~ - -onr stroke better of Eum"tt
French of Youngstown. ~ prly thrr
amateurs. chirf Evans. Drvn ilcrfcu
anil A. II. sweet of Chicago eoi irtn
championship and all barely s.i,;ccycd in
lamong the LIS score results
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29
WHAT HOTELS MEAN
ELSEWHERE

The Board ~ City Development Hot
Committee. desiring to get some first
hand information on the value ana im
poriance of tourist hotels as relating tn
lucal development and bu.inc~. IN the
various tourist ccnisrs IF the states.
wired for such information. and
received on May 18th. Telegram, from
the Chambers of Commerce frpm Miami.
Florida; -. Petersburg. Florida: -.
Augustine. Florida: Atlantic CITY. New
Jersey; San Diego, Calf; Los Angcics,
Calf.
Miami. Florida: There are one hun
dred hotels in Miami and Immediate
suburb totalin- about seventy five hun
dred rooms. Tourists spcnd forty mill
ions here annually.
81. Petersburg. Fla; Eighty hoir.s
six thousand rooms thirty millions spent
annually in city rs tourists. six million IN
new hotels last year two million this
year; ten million planned for ncxi year
olitels are making II. Petersburg fa-
nous.
st. Augustine. Fla Sixteen hotels two
thousand and ten rooms nine running
houses three hundred eight nine rootAs
approximately eighty per cent gross rc
ceirtS spent ia this city by hotels. In
formation as near correct aS can hc h"u
at this time
Atlantic City y J.: About one thou~-
nuI Hnf.4ta t.raLYllt AZ. ttttfHttftfl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29
BRITISH AVIATOR
PRAISES AMERICAN
SPORTSMANSHIP
rRv Tho Asso lated Prcss)

TOXIC. May 2a.-Major Stuart Mac
Iareu. the British nv ator who crashed
Y, Akyab. Burma. just after re-starting
on his around the world flight. has ca
bIcd Lieut.. Commander Garnet Hulings,
American naval attachc here:
Hats OF "a the Stars and St.ipes for
real sportamanshir."
Major MacLaren had reference to the
offer of the Amer can navy 10 transport
his spare airplanc from Hakodate. Japan
to India to enable him to continue his
flight
The American destroyer John Paul
Jones ~ 70 take the new airplane from
Hakodatc 70 Hong Kong where will
bc trans shipped to another destroyer
TO be taken to Calcutta.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29
TORNADOKILLS
9 INOKLAHOMA
ON WEDNESDAY
Second Tornado in "a Hours
Hits Oklahoma, with Heavy
Less Of Life and Property,
Yesterday
IN IN a. sociated Prcssl

ny l ne A~SNtidifn IftSSD
OKLAHOMA CITY. May 20 Eastern
Oklahoma was again visited by De
structivc and death dealing tornado
late yesterday.
Nine deaths, a score or more injured
and an unestimatcd amount of propt RI y
damage N;s the price three communi-
ties paid for cinr IN the twistcr's path.
according 10 latest reports.
Nc'umka. tn on town of $500 iuhat II
tants in Hughes county. was the chief
sufferer. Seven per ons were killed
there when thirty homes occupying an
area of lock wide and three blocks
long in the southwestern part Of town.
were razcd. Three persons were unac-
counted for q rly today and relief work
crs combcd the ruins throughout the
night il search Of additional bodies.
Warner. small farming center. near
Muskogcc. suffered destruction Of most
VI its business scction and the loss of
two lives. William Winkempcck and his
stcf daughter. Madgc Woods. were Kill
cd when the Warner hotel was wrecked
Ten persons were inferred. none serious
ly.
Ch. kOtah. Macintosh county. was
struck hy severe windstorm. q number
w houses being unroofcd and torres
damaged. 4 torrontial rain floodc Z
streets ana ccllars. a farmer and his
wifi. residing just outside of town were
reported injured when their home was
demolished.
Stirlcr. IN Haskell county, was also
swcpt hy wind
Yesterday twiater waH the second ~
vi.it Oklahoma ia - hours. Tuesday
night " frrrncr and four uf his children
were killed when their homo near
S'rirrtown. Atoka county. wa dcmol-
ishcd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29

.ocal showers aad thunderstorm cc-
red IN southern and nortnCast,ra
as lsst night. and light 90 hcavy
were general throughout THE great
PAL Valleys. the Plains states. and
IONS of the Rocky Mountain region.
osphcrie disturbances we've rc-tra'
morning ,vcr the lowtr RIO Granaa
ley southern Illinois. and ihc M
tland states. attended hv h.ch ,cn-
lures and sultrv weather .rouah
the southern and eastern Stat 81 An
enseive area of high pressare cos
the entire Northwest. attended h,-
Generally fair ana rather cool + a'hrr
throughout the western half of the
United States.
The highest temperature yesterday NJ
Texas stations reursd from 50 ~
Brownsville TO "a AZ Amerillo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29
AVIATOR KILLED

SAN ANTONIO. May 9-Sccond
Lieut.. Noble i. B~fSlcy. student IN the
advance flying school at Kelly Field,
was killed here today when his ship
crashed from 300 feet. The ship burst
into flames and Bcasley was instantly
k He'd by the crash and then burned. his
home was in Bcntonville, Ark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29
CONVENTION DELEGATES
RETURN TO BROWNSVILLE

Cameron county delegates 10 both
Republican and Democratic state con-
veniionS returned on the noon train to-
day. Judge William III. West. who was
chosen chairman Of the Republican con
vrntion. and Paul X. Dye returned 20
Brownsville. Judge Cunningham of
Harrington went tc Corpus Christi. where
We will open court Mrs. Julia Mont
gomery went To Mercedes. and A. l..
Montgomery went on t. Kansas City to
attend the Shriners' convention there.
All of those named except Mr. West
attended the democratic convention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29
DR.. Charles H. Robinson
To Head Presbyterians

RICHMOND. Ind. May 29.-Dr. Char
iel H. Robinson, pastor of the First
Church, Wheeling. ". Va. was electe
nodcrator or the Gsth general assembly
Of the United Presbyterian Church Of
North Amerira at the opening session
here last night. He succeeds Dr. Will
liam Sawhill IF Seattle. Wash
With the election Of nr. Rohi7 son
rrorressivcs in the assembly are look
ing with increased hope toward A pos
sihlc modification of the denomin tion =
creed regarding use of Psalms in wor-
ship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-29
French Airman Completes
Flight Paris To Toxic
Try The Associated Fress)

PEklNG. May 2o.-Captain Georges
Pcllcticr d'ooiSy reached here late to-
day. completing long distanre stage
Of his flight from Paris to Tok o. The
dashing French airman left Shanghai
this morning and arrived az the capital
after making a brief stop nj Tsinan-Fu
early n the afternoon. The total dis
tancc il more than ESQ miles He used
Chinese airplanc in place Of the ma
chine wrecked upon his landing at Shan
ghai.