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of those ignoble prosecutors.

of those ignoble prosecutors.
Colonel Holes thought he might find
pleasant distraction, and at the same
time perform a meritorious deed, in
Sitting the ears Of that black fanatic
who was whipping up the passions Of
the mob.
But no sooner had he made up his
mind to this, and before he could stir
foot to carry out his intention, as
sistance came suddenly and vigorously
from another quarter.
lConsinuad ia Ow- Next Isea1
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there was in all the world no vice that

there was in all the world no vice that
HOLES found more, hideous than virtue
driven to excess.
Over the heads Of the crowd he
saw the wildly rocking chair set down
at last. OF its occupant he had but
8 confused glimpse, and in any case
the distance at which he stood would
hardly have permitted him to make
out her face distinctly. But so much
wasn't necessary to conceive her con-
dition, her peril, and the torment of
fear aise was suffering at the hands
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Get Rid Of Fat
Where 1t Shows

Do you realize that nothing but good,
Substantial food and plenty of it will
htGld muscular energy, and that you must
eat and eat properly IN order to regain
yUw strength
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HOSPITAL STAFF NAMED
MARTIN


DIR. Charles P. Emerson, dean OF the
Indiana University school Of medicine,
has announced these members of the
military committee to supervise
General Hospital No. 80: DR.. Frank
F. Hutchins, colonel in the surgeon
generals department; DR.. Edmund d,
Clark, colonel of the officers reserve
corps and commanding officer; DR.. La
Rue D. Carter, colonel of the officers
reserve corps, and Mai. Larry B.. Me-
Afaa ofthe; United S5ateS ArmA y +
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REGIN HERE TO-DAY

Colonel HOLES. soldier and adven-
turer. returns to England. the land of
his birth, when war is declared. with
Holland He comes to lodge with
Martha Quinn. wealthy hostess OF the
Paul's Head, in Paul's Yard. London. ~
1t is dangerous for the colonel to Sc
cure a commission in the English army
because the name of Randall HOLES,
father of the colonel, is on the war
rant for the execution of the late king.
His Grace of Albemarle, old friend of
the colonel, promises to try to secure
for HOLES a commission. Martha
Q.,inn proposes marriage to the colonel
but he refuses her offer. This refusal
makes Martha angry and she accuses
the colonel of plotting with a man
named Tucker against the government.
Martha commands HOLES to find other
lodgings Immediately.
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY

<T-7 RS. QUINN, 1 viii be frank.
IMI My affairs have gone, awry
through no fault of my own.
His Grace of Albemarle, upon whom 1
had every reason to depend, has failed
me. At the moment am a man :. ..
hard pressed. am almost without re-
sources"
THAT nowise troubled you whites
you ate and drank of the best my
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house could offer. Yours is a tale that
has been told afore by many a pitiful
rogue
Mrs. Quinn he Numbered.
But she went on. undaunted, joy
ing to deal a wound to the pride Of
his man who had lacerated her pride
o terribly.
." and there's a way to deal
vi rogues. II you gives me trouble
Ill ha' the constable to you, and
maybe there'll be more than matter
Of this score to settle then. So my adj
vice to you is that you pay your bill
without whimperings that won't move
me no more than they'll move that
wooden table"
Mrs. Quinn he answered as stead
lily as he could, Il have sold by gear
that I might pay my debt TO you. Yet
even so this debt exceeds the amount
Of my resources"
Sold your gear, have you?" She
uttered a laugh that was like a cough.
Sold the fine clothes you'd bought to
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Dsstins weakens you and over-exerciss
efas you because the former retards the
devclopment of muscular energy, and
10 latter consumes too much of it.
That is why you find the old-fashioned
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Why not get nd of your excess fat in the
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house could offer. Yours is a tale that
has been told afore by many a pitiful
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-18
UNCERTAIN OF DATE
FLIERS HOPED OFF
FROM ATTU ISLAND

RREMIE ETON. Wash Nay Liam Al r
result Mi sewer rcchacks ana corrcc-
tons of data contained in ", ssapc
received IVY the Puget Sound navy yard
today from thc three Unite<S,atcs Hr-
my rohc fIiars, doubt remained to-
ri.ht as tu the exact time I'M which
they horrcd off IA Attu Island for
T. ram, -hiru in the KuriIc Islands. a.
naval officers computed III. however.
tha hop off at Attu WAS on Thursday
instead of yesterday as previously BIN
lievod.
The mess. Nv which was from Lieut..
cu5nt Lowell n. Smith. acting commau-
der of thr filters. and was forwarded ~
General Mason VI. Patrick. chief Of this
army ;ir service ia Washington, was
three times DIRECTED aftcr its receipt
this morning INV the navy yard radio
station. The third version mad tonight,
WIS dated May III. board the United
s. tcs destroyed Ford AZ Paramashiru
Island. w which place the planes went
from Attn. May II in Paramashiru was
NV lG i'm the United States. This ver-
sion red
Left Attu ft l1:ln yesterday. Snow
storms over Pacific forced Us IN light
off shore. Komandorski M i:30. Did not
20 ashore. Left there M eight and arm
rived here III 2:35. lS0th meridi y time.
Flight over fog - per cent of the dis
tancc: snow ten per cent and excellent
weather rest. Plan and personnel
okeh. Severe storm upon lighting. Leave
next good weather"
Navy officers herr ana coest guard
md weather bureau men consulted in
Seattle were uncertain how much was
the differences in time between the
lS0th meridian and I'sramashiru Is
land but all ;greed that the fliers ar
rived III Pasams shiru sometime after it
was midnight at Parsmashiru.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-18
new POLITICAL
PARTY LAUNCHED
AT KANSAS MEET

SALINA. Kans.. May IA new poll
ticll party was launched in Kansas
today
Ncarly one hundred delegates. as-
scmblcd here for the third biennial
convention ~ the state farmer labor
party. passed resolution forming the
liberal party NJ Kansas. linking ID with
the national farmer labor party. named
is committees and endorsed Robert II.
Lafollette for president and Fred J.
Fralcy Of Salina. for United States sen
ator.
Further action will ne taken ii was
Indicated. at the convention Of uon-par-
tisan voters. the political side Of the
state federation of labor, which meets
Monday al Wichita.
Resolutions passed ny the infant party
r,cmoralizcd the farm bloc" In CON
ercSs 10 use every effort % bring about
recognition Of soviet Russia; commend
ed Alexander Howat's stand against the
industrial court law; advocated repeal
~ the Escch Cummins act. and favored
Cove rnment operation of the railroads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-18
BAPTISTS FAIL IN
EFFORTS TO BUY
BACK UNIVERSITY
tBv rive As,ocIqtcl pressl

ATLANTA Nay lT Au offer ul
S2uuU.Uuu hy thr Southern Baptist ron.
y,ni.nn fnr th" rr'uru uf Grprsr Wash
ingtou University Washington. y. g..
jn Baptist ownership and control. ana i'~
subsequent Rejection hy thr trustees uf
thr nINcr~ity Wu- revealed today when
committee appointed last Year fr con
duet thc negotiations made i,- r.pnvt ~
th" annual meeting uf th" convention
here
THE committee rr commended rhaf cf-
forts to regain control ~ thr University.
which Was lo>t iu 1901. hc continued
Tho convention unanimously adopted thr
committee report aud approved it- rr-
Communications
TIE terms under which thr S1.ouu.uu
would hr Iuid tu thr University included
payments wv thc rates NJ >nuuUu per
auuum into " TRUST fund. the iu-"mr ri
which would hecnm" available immcii-
afr.y fnr thc needs of thc institution.
RE convention would p;rtici-
pate equally u outrul WI thc university
upuA payment VT thv first S.uu.uuu.
WHEN thr S3uuuOnO had been paid in
fll. thc university would pass totaii,
under southern Baptist cuutrui
HI u Resume WI thr situation which
prompted th" attcmpt nm thr convention
tn reclaim thr control uf fhr University.
the committee said that q survey in
1919 ~ the education field w thc capital
city VT th" nation" revealed among
other things that the cause uf higher
education had been practically surrcn-
der,d to Catholicism that no university
was fuuciiouing under Protestant aus
piece, ANA that George Washington Uni
vcr~ity founded hy thc Haptist~ iu ISL
and fo~terod hy them from its orgauiza-
ton - 1901. had been lci out ~ the de-
nomination. under the leadership NJ u
BAPTIST president and board ~ tru~-
tees. two thirds of VIII b were I,apfiSis.
following the persistent failure of the
liapiisis. north and south. ~ provide the
funds necessary f"r the institution to
continue Ia function
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-18
Further Progress Toward
Flood Control is Made at
Meeting of Valley Engineers
Valley Engineers Have Meet
ing at Mercedes Saturday
to Study Proposed Plan Of
Flood Control

Definite progress toward inauggra-
tion W plan providing flood contol.
which was made M meeting Of repre-
sentatives of tn various water improve
ment districts held in Brownsville. Fri
day, was further developed ~ meet
ing II engineers from various districts.
and other engineers interested In the
work. held al Mercedes Saturday. About
fifteen engineers were present, and the
entire rlsn, ~ recommended by the
State X .clamation service, through A.
al Stiles. reclamation engineer. who
has ma d. study Of the flood control
pro lem. was studied and approval given.
No doubt as to the feasibility Of the
plan was expressed. The meeting was
exceedingly harmonious. and concert
"a tcti0n toward flood control now
seems assured. those present declare.
A committe was appointed hy the en-
gineers - meet with the water dis
tricts Monday, to assist in working out
the method VI financing thu work. This
committee rs composed Of W. r. shaw.
ch hairman: A. ". Amthor and A. Tamm.
According 20 present plans Of finan-
cling the flool control work. the various
water districts affected will furnish the
initial funds. in order that the work
may be sreeded up. and later district
viii BE- organized and the individual
water districts BE reimbursed BY pro-
~ ds VI bond issue ar remission Of
state tax monies. The districts Of Mer-
ccdcs. In Fcria. Santa Maria, and Har-
liagen will participate in the plan.
which y designed 10 give prot action
from flood waters which would be di-
vertcd onto lands ~ these districts by
cutting Of the Mercedes levee. which
action was taken n the instigation Of
v Willacy county land owners. who declar-
"a the levec obstruct IA the natural
channel for overflow water. and divert
"a il onto Willacy county.
Although the plans adopted will not
mean complete flood control for the
valley. N will form IN important unit in
the plans to te put in operation later,
M will provide n comparatively mex
nensive mea7s Of controlling waters
thot would flood parts or several i'm
port. ut water improvement districts II
means were not taken to confine the
flood 70 some channel. local engineers
strta.
~ believe that this concerted action
m the part of the water districts i'm
media tely interested means th- initial
step in putting into opera tion com
nlete n'an nj flood control. one Valley
anEinear. who has been interested in
The plans for flood control for several
Years. declared following Saturdays
meeting
Experts who have studied the plan
work Il out Nv the reclamation en-
sincers believe that with the assistance
WI the state and federal reclamation
services. thu water Improvement dis
.rictz can fccomplish much
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-18
Modernism in
Foreign Mission
Field Charged
as, Trn JAZZ Grated Prts.h

NNN ANTnLTI Tr--- N--- M =
From ~ off rin. tndav r.me Y, echo
of tEp funIam,rtaiis-- riof,rri.m con-
truv,I-v WV th, rerrr. -anibl, WI thp
pr. .hyt.riH .rrr.r tr man. United
@t.tc- I'M -,. .-a- r.re
IA t.irt af rodr-n.--,-~ WAS ALLEGED
WY WY crcn- .uto -tc foreign NISSAN
ficId. Tfo rr w. rm. from wv. Pre-
Itt.ry uf ,crtrf Mn .-i..inr which
presented -r overture r.-..d I'm fts AM.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-18
BOY And GIRL
BOTH KILLED
BY ONE BULLET

HARRISBURG. Pa. Nay l7.-One bul-
let. believed to have been fired from a
pistol, Killed both Harry CFistcr. u.
prt sidcnt W the Marysyillc High school
senior class. and Leah Ellcnhergcr. -.
a teacher. of Holldaysburc. Penn. whose
bodies We're found early today in the
automobile il which they set out late
yesterday on y flower-picking trip in
the mountains near here.
The bullet was found late today In the
girls body where il had lodged appar-
emily after having passed through that
Of the young man. No weapon was
found.
State police Joined with county Off
cials IN the search for the slayer. but
with few clues on which to proceed.
The possibility was considered that the
young people met death in n moon
sinners feud or that Ganstcr's life was
sought by bootleggcrs. whose activities
he had been investigating.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-18
PROPOSES new
UNITED STATES
MEXICO TREATY


MENICo CITY. May H. The ad-
Visibility W negotiating " new treaty WI
amuy ANA commerce lrtwrrn MrNitu
anl thr United States hn~ been hrunrh-
rd hN thr Nrricnn government The
American umha a~~adur. Charles H. War
rru. ~aid today that NV brought wv with
rhr foreign offirr ihe subject NJ the
status of the treaty of 1881. which was
revised iu ISIS
n i> understood that should nc-rtia-
tiuu~ W, inauguratrd. they would not pro-
coed upon th, basis of The treaty which
thr nitrd States suggested prior to the
recognition ~ MrNico last year tsud
which aroused Mexican opposition. mar
infringe tho special claims conventions.
ratified last ~ammer after the rrsump-
tion of diplomatic relations.
Negotiations are under WAY with the
object of having the Mexican govern
mcnt adopt measures for THE protection
w livestock similar IN those prevailing
both in the United States and Canada
according ~ the ambassador. for the
purpose ~ securing International co-
operation Mexico iS already enforcing
quarantine against California cattle
along the lines If the protective meas
urcS taken by the states bordering on
California.
Conferences between the department
Of industry and commerce AMI n Texas
commission headed by j. T. Eoog : oft.
chairman ~ the livestock Sanitary
Commission w Texas. are being carried
on for the purpose ~ securing intcrna-
tional cooperation and preventing the
entrance of the foot and mouth disease
into Texas ~ way of Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-18
ARMY APPROPRIATION
BILL PASSES SENATE
Tiv The Associated Press !

WASHINGTON. May 17.-After all
efforts to add the long and short haul
railroad rate measure 70 the army ap-
propriation bill had failed today in the
senate. Senator Gooding. republican Ida
ho. called the till up on its merits and
had X made the unfinished business Of
the senate for Monday.
The army appropriation bill carrying
total Of S330.000.0O0 was passed af-
ter three unsuccessful attempts had
teCn made 70 have the senate declare it
the policy Of congress that the inter
state commerce commission should dis
continue the practice except in emer-
gcncies Of permitting rail carriers to
ch; rye less tariff for freight on a
long haul than on a short haul over the
same line or travelling in the srme direc-
tion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-18
COUNTY ROAD
PROJECTS NOW
WELL UNDERWAY
Work on La Feria Bridge Pro-
crossing, and Paving on
Harlingen Project Will Be-
gin in Few Days

Work on the various road projects arr
getting we'll underway, according In rc-
ports from the county engineers uf-
flee. The excavation work fur rhr ucN
bridge across thr Arroyo Colorado. near
In Frrin. h. going forward rapidly and
material for the big bridge i~ arriving
in quantity. Austin Erothcr~ U:ridg"
Company. AZ Dallas. iu charge AZ CON
struction work on this project cNp"rt to
rush the hridl'r 10 completion. Paving
on the three miles north If lIatlingrn.
contract for which was lrt to Dndd and
Wetegartnrr nf san Eruito. i~ expected
~ begin some tim" during thc present
week. weather permitting Most mi th"
grade work which has been iu pr"Gr' ~~
for several weeks has been done. ANA
forms have been ~rt in readiness tu ""
yin pouring of concrete. This work
would have started ln>i w"rk. ii thr
heavy rains had n"i intcrferrrd.
Work on the latest project. the new
bridge across the Arroyo. wv replace th"
present structure ou Highway NJ. II.
between San Hcnitu aud llarlin-"n ha~
also begun. Souuding- Z" determine th"
natur. of the foundation work necessary
and other preliminary work ha~ h"t1,
going forward under thr supervision N.
the county highway doparfmrni
c. g. Wicklinc. bridge engineer of thr
state highway department. aud Il. IL
spence. division engineer. We're bob thr
county FRIDAY. MIR Wirkl.uo coming
especially ~ make an Inspection M t!rr
Arroyo project at Harrington. ana ~
secure DATA FOR plans Plans inr ih.
new bridge wil ~ drawn up hy thr state
highway department engineers a- ~""n
as possible and this work Will hr rushed.
Actual construction viii mot begin for
several weeks however. u~ th" custom
AIRY time for advertising fnr hid~ and lri VI
ting the contract must rlar>c.
TN this project. Cameron county W.T.
nav So uOO Of The cost. ANA th" remain
der ~ the estimated $1,000" IVY r~-art.
will 49, paid nv thr state. The present
bridge rs regarded a~ tnr h-nt for th"
heav, traffic now passing over th" r"ad.
since The completion ~ highway NJ. l-.
and 49, work wiil IVY rushed. iu order
Ia have the new structure completed hN
the time the lIidarc County highway In
finished. before this additional traffic i~
thrown over the bridge
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-18
HEAD
OF CATTLE LOST
IN CHICAGO FIRE
H'v The Associated Pressl

ITIItATO. Nag IL More than one
Thousand head ~ cattle ana sheep were
burned ANA number of pens DESTROYED
in The heart If the Stockyards district
late today hy fire which fo( time
threatened the entire district
f"lic" ANA spectators worked with
yard employees in the driving If more
ihan l.uuo sheep and n number Of cattle
io safety outside the danger zone
\ wooden viaduct was partly destroy
cd wv were several thousand tons ~ hay
in the barn where the fire started
Loss IN buildings and pens. owned by
the nion Stock Yards and transit COM
mated ~ h. less than $iu0.oOO. but the
los> in cattle. sheep and hays was not
known
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-18
SENATE WILL
VOTEON BONUS
BILL MONDAY
House Passes Measure Of
Presidents Veto by Big
Majority Saturd day; Party
Lines are. Broken

NASllINGTON. May Il. The house
today easily oyrrrod. President cool
idgc'~ veto w the soldier bonus hill and
pnr up NV ihr senate the final word on
th" legislation
The y"i" WH~ ~: fn ~ fur repaSslge
"r - more than thc required two
thirds. A much closer result. however.
IN anticipated in the senate, with bonn,
advocate still olaiming the advantage.
The >cnai" viii take up the measure
Monday wv o'cIock Friends rf thr
measure in thr senate admitted today
that great pressure was being brought
in bear against the bill. great deal nf
whi'h wa, attributed ~ President Cool
idgr'~ message wit thry insisted ANA
vdtu supporters admitted that nut suf-
firirnt break hal occurred yrt n" bling
about defeat MI thr hill
Debate in the house today was con
fined W. one hour ana rrutcrrd almost
entirely un President Cuulid-r'- mes
-nEe Demo rats. friends aud foes of
th, hill itself a~~ailcd the message. rep
rc>cutatiyc Garrett Tennessee demo
cratic leader alludiug wv what NV termed
th, iufompcrltr language used ny thr
president. while republicans including
representative LouGvnrih. their floor
leader rallied ~ the Support ~ the
president. Chairman Green. WI thr
h"u-" WAYS ANA means cpumitts whi
framed fhc lill. and Representative" I.a-
guardia. republican. New York however.
broke from thc ranks wv cririri>ing tAr
views of Mr.. Coolidge
Chairman MAIDEN Nj ihv appropriations
committee. lel off fho defense fdr the
president. >tfc~~ing particularly the plea
of Mr. Coolidge fur economy Dn that
ground hc Said. hr would chang. hi~'
stand fur thr bin OIhrr republican,
al~" ~rok" i'm support NJ the veto did 20
on fht ground also. MI Madden em-
pha~izcd that thc bill threatened TAN rc-
ductiuu bu' Chairman Green replied that
th" measure was framed with view fu
NM governments ability "a" ray ami in-
sisted Ell fitted I'D With the trca>ury'~
financial program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-18
MINOR CLASHES AT
KU KLUX MEETING
-


SOUTH BENn. lnd Nav IA Tow
minor clash :. more w which were ~
serious uaturc. with persons out ot
sympathy with thr klan. marked th
gathering here tod uf members of
the ku Klux klan from number MI
northern Indiana. casters Illinois ana
southern Michigan districts. The
klansmtn met here for dpmoustr tion
but the meeting was said to have been
poorly att rnded and 2 parade scheduled
for tonight wss called off.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-18
SUE REFINING COMPANY
(By TIL, Associated Press

ST. LOUIS. May 17.-Six suits
ar. inst officers Of the defunct India
homa refining company. asking that
they lie compelled to turn over stock
and money approximating Si.l12.000
to its stockholders. were filed in cir
cult court here today BY John II. Ober.
trustee in bankruptcy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-18
ASKS DEAN FORD TO RECONSIDER
nv yre sSeort1rcr tsrasel

ORANGE. Texas. May l7.-H. J. Lutch-
er Stark, chairman az the board of re-
gents az the University ~ Texas has
urged Dr. Guy Stanton Ford dean Of the
graduate school Of the University Of
Minnesota. to reconsider his decision
declining the presidency NJ Texas Uni
vcrsity. Nj. Stark announced here to-
night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-18
TWO WOUNDED IN
FIGHT WITH PRO
LAW OFFICERS
Rv Th. Associated Pros

NEWARK. y. J.. May Thames Can
70 and Santo Rittico were seriously
wounded tonight in a gun battle with
federal prohibition agents at the Essex
bonded warehouse Two others of n
band Of eight. who attempted To rob the
warehouse were captured. The ware.
house was said to contain liquor valued
at 100000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-18
Official Weather Reports

Weather outlook for the week. begin
ming Monday:
West Gulf States: Generally fir but
local show rs pro- able Monday and
Tue csday; mild temperature
Fast Texas: Sunday. increasing cloud
mess: Monday unsettled.