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Evening star., 1924-12-11
South Carolina Society
Reception and Dance.

reception and Dance.
The officers of the South Carolina
Society are completing the arrange
ments for Its first reception of the
season tomorrow evening at tho
Washington Club. The newly elected
officers for the present year are: Gov.
Robert A. Cooper, president. Mr.,
Charles NJ. Galloway. vice president; ;
Mr.. Horace G. Smithy. treasurer;
Mrs. Alexander NJ. Bull, secretary;
Miss Grace Roper historian.
Dancing Will follow the reception,
the guests being received by Gov.
Robert A. Cooper, president OF the
society, assisted by Mrs. Cooper and
other officers of the society.
The Archaeological Society, the
Anthropological Society, the Art and
Archaeology League and the Wash
ington Academy of Sciences will meet
| in the auditorium of the United States
National Museum on Tuesday evening
December l6, at $40 o'clock, when a
lecture, illustrated by moving pic
| lures, on the Carthage Excavations,
1924, and the Dead Cities Of the
Sahara" Will be given by Count
| Byron Khun de Prorok, general direc-
| tor of the expedition, followed by a
reception in the National Gallery and
| exhibition of rare collection of
Carthage relics.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Robert
Lansing, Mrs. William Eric Fowler,
Mrs. John G. Merriam and Mrs. Eu-
gene Meyer. jr.
Mrs. Leonard Wilder will be hostess
at the International Association Of
Art and Letters tea Saturday after
| noon at 1907 / street northwest be-
tween 4:30 and 6 o'clock pm, when
hri1 90 hal
| urer of the association, will be the
guest of honor.
In addition to music by Miss Mack,
Mrs. Elizabeth Murray will give a
resume of her recent trip around the
world in connection with woman s
History"
The Women's City Club, % Jack
son place, will present Mr.. A. Harlem
Castle, tenor; and Capt. Charles c.
Williams. pianist, in a joint recital
| of music Monday at $40 o'clock. Mr..
Evening star., 1924-12-11

Tn. are many young girls who
havel idea that life is just two
ring lrcus-the engagement ring
and ! wedding ring.
Evening star., 1924-12-11

is Sll ldl iIplli
the al of its
necessy budget,
the tal number
of sea sold up to
noon day being
1.7O5.7. or less
than IF of the
numb'needed.
Abo a hum
dred embers OF
the Wnen's City
Club ire stirred
m LA iptaraSt
Evening star., 1924-12-11

large party at the supper dance at lie
Paradis last night.
Anne Tillery Renshaw will give a
tea Saturday afternoon at the club
house of the League of American
Pen Women, 1909 H street, DIR. J. Stan
ley Durkee. president of Howard Uni
versity, will be the principal speaker.
Other hostesses there will be Miss
Edythe Fussel, Miss Alice Langdon,
Mrs. Nellie Crosby, Miss Aida Crist,
Mr.. Gordon Barter and Mr.. Kurt Moth
nagel.
Evening star., 1924-12-11

was held at the Raleigh Hotel by the
Greek branch of the Y. w. G. A. in
Washington and the Young Greek
American Association. Three hundred
and sixty dollars were realized and
with this sum these young people
were able to adopt six refugee chill
dren in Greece. for a period of one
year.
Mrs S. NJ. Gates has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. James V. Testard
in Chicago, jill, and another daughter,
Mrs. Mary Il. Carrell Hern, in Wis
consin, has just returned TO Wash
ington. Mrs Gates will be at home
to her friends tomorrow evening
after o'clock.
Evening star., 1924-12-11
SEk SALES Slow;
| NJST Be DOUBLED
TubGuIosis Association
Wk Is Outlined at City
Club Dinner.

WitChristmas day just two weeks
away,he citywide sale of Christmas
seals br the health work of the
Washkton tuberculosis Association
Evening star., 1924-12-11
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in II seal campaign last night
at tn dinner given by the bus
mess i'd professional women's sec
ton, der the Craftsmanship of Mrs
]. G. iley. Mrs. Agnes II. Stewart
urgedhristmas shoppers to remem-
ber u art objects produced By the
patieB at the tuberculosis Hospital
in cOlection with the occupational
theraj department now financed by
the 'berculosis Association. Mrs.
ErneR. Grant, director of the asso-
ciatiR nutrition clinics in the pub
lie sools, gave an account of that
workfith lantern slides to illustrate
II. Setary Cfford of the associa-
tion ske of the educational work in
favorf more general health exami-
Evening star., 1924-12-11
Added Booths Open.

Addon seal booths were opened
vesteAy in several stores, and the
sales ere reported as lively, but no
returias yet have been made. The
nameaf additional volunteer teams
are aSllows:
Lanurgh & Bro.-Mrs. Harry Sha-
piro. ptain: Mrs. Jerome Saks, Mrs
i. Rdschild, Mrs. l.. Schloss, Mrs.
Stanl'Lansburg Miss Edna Lewis,
Miss Rdie Workman, Miss Jane
LuchSliss Beatrice Milwitt, Mrs. NJ.
hafksMrs. Jerome Myers, Mrs. NJ.
Gewihnd Miss Sophia Tashof.
Woward & Lothrop-Members of
the nior League, Mrs. Sidney
Thom captain Miss Louise King,
Miss ttherine Rawson, Miss Mary
Louisiohnson, Miss Helen Campbell
and NJ Scott MacFarlane.
Rig Bank-Susan B. Anthony
Founfion, Miss Audrey Alexander,
capital Miss Mary Happier, Miss Mar
garetird, Miss Margaret Dacie and
Mrs. IP. H Siddons.
Evening star., 1924-12-11

acceptances to invitations can only
be received up to the capacity of the
ballroom Of the New Willard Hotel.
Ladies have been invited. The invita-
tions request that acceptances be
made to John Joy Edson at the head
quarters of the National Geographic
Society.
Evening star., 1924-12-11

Senator and Mrs. Robert L. owen,
who are temporarily established at
the Wardman Park. have with them
their daughter, Mrs. owen Hawkins.
and Mrs. Hepburn Walker of Pitts
burgh. who was Miss Eleanor Scott.
Mrs. owen will entertain at a tea
dance January / in RauScher's.
Evening star., 1924-12-11

The Women's City Club, % Jack
son place, will present Mr.. A. Harlem
Castle, tenor; and Capt. Charles c.
Williams. pianist, in joint recital
of music Monday at S:30 o'clock. Mr..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-23
MORE THAN 500
TO BE TRIED in
FILIPINO CASES

MANILA. July .3. a revision of plan
Tor the military trial of Philippines
scouts accused of INSTRUMENTATION IN
connection with alleged Bolshcyik ac-
tiyities w Fort Mckinley recently and y
broadening Of tho proceedings w take in
more than five hundred men was am
nuurccd today.
The work Investigation connected
with the trials has been completed and
THE arc YEA divided into thiec groups
TIE trials. instead III beginning July
25. AS announced. will begin July ~.
Three courts arc fo he set up for the
hearings instead of two. a. has Teen
planned. These viii hc:
"A court 70 try the II alleged ring
leaders IN the movement. which Includes
besides refusal 10 perform duty. the for
nation Of q secret soldiers union I'M
tended 70 seek equalization of pay with
white soldiers. Brig. General Douglas
Macarthur already has been ramed to
head this cotrt The chief charge against
these men j. melting mutiuy.
A second body to near the trials Of
209 members 81 the Philippine scouts
charged with joining 4 mutiny.
A third court t1 hear charges against
c9s Other scouts in whose cases the az
legged refusal to obfy orders was modi-
fifd o. abandoned during preliminary
examination.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-23
DAVIS SPEEDS UP
WORK ON SPEECH
WILL MAKE BRIEF
cBv The Associated Pre- .

DARK HARBOR ISLE. Maine, July
ea.-Undcr program calling irr the
completion before his return tp New
York of his address accepting the dem
cratic presidential nomination John W..
Davis icgan speeding Up today the task
of laying out the general subject mat
ter in h.s mind.
determined ~ make the address q
ampafatiVely brief one. The nominee
Emphasized that he would not undeitakc
IN cover all " the issues w the cam
pairn in this one document.
The nominee and bis advisers arc nn-
dcrtakng careful assessment of the
general situation iA the LIGHT of the en-
IVY of Senator LaFolicstc ~ Wisconsin
into 'he political arena. They anticipate
that practically all NJ the republican in-
surecnts in both the senate and house
Will lend thsir support IN IaFe iieite and
from tie der.ocratic side IN the senate
they would rot hc surprised " Senator
Dill VI Washington. threw his polite
al lot in with Senator Wheeler of Mon
tana. who has taken second place on the
LaFollette ticket.
While Withholding ary Iofmal am
moan cmsnt W. thc subject. Nr. Davis
las made ~ clear that in hia pigment
The movement in support ~ the indie
ncndert prcsidt ntial caadidatc Will not
hurt his candidacy in the least.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-23
FEDERAL FORCES IN
BRAZIL ARE GOING
FORWARD, REPORTED
fHv Tho Associated Press

III ENrS AIRES. Julg ~; A dis
patch from ia Nacinn from Slni"A early
today States that fighting continues
around Sao l'aulp. An official oni-
mini4uc from TIE Eio Janciro govern
ncni states:
The fcderals are continuing 10 pro-
gres~. occupying new advantageous
positions. The activities II our aviaiorS
have reen very useful III ai respects
Measures ~ cpnui,r att probable inirn-
iionS cl the fciicl. have becu adopted. n
low thousands lied from Sa" lanip
ia panic during the hombafdmrni nf the
,iiy ~ thr frayiiian federal force IuiS
II " des, rihcd III copy W d. i.s'asn ~
sac ranlu Nj Irl. IL. jH~i received here
The paper sass that frum cars dar "a.
July II. she'll fired hy the federal he-
gan failing into some of The most pepu-
lnuS districts n TIE city doing much
damage. Sirc~i~ immediately filled with
terrified people CARRYING belonging i'm
bags and parcels. fransicallv seeking IN
escape. Some quarters II The .iix Wrec
completely deserted within 4 short time
after he Houihardmrui hc-au.
Hundreds uf families according ~ ihe
newspaper. fled from Tile city ia anto.
mobiles -Four hundred marinr> are
said ~ have left ~ one road leading 70
the northwest. Alauy persons fled on
foot lMggnE their belonging.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-23
DEPUTY SHERIFF is
KILLED AND ANOTHER
INJURED IN SHOOTING

EASTLANn. Texas. Texas. july ~.
Deputy Sheriff John ilcnnes~c. one of
fhr best known peace officers W .aSt-
land County. was shot dead. aud III. ~
Davis MT Ranger IN M " critical condition
from wounds received when ihr TWO mrn
exchanged shots in front nj thr county
iaiI ~ iiI o'clnck this morning. Df
III yrS said Davis ana IlrunrS~e were
mistaken W. Ihr idrniii, VIZ each other
when thrt met i'm ihr darkness.
Officers had been warmed that prison
efs were preparing to engage III Whole
sale jai break An we're VA tension ry-
prrfin= something WV happen during tbc
night Hrnnr-ar uhn wu~ slrrpin-
above the Jail. waa awakened hr hiH wiir.
who told him She slW an armed MAN
beneath their window. The latter who
proved Iatrf wv nr Davis. also au Off WHY.
iAil. llcnnc--t. fiIarJ tr~C ~rhhnnNIr>.
hud Just brought d rri-nnrr tn the jail.
IIcrnr snc thinking fhr iaii delivery was
~ hand. seized hiS revolver and rushed
down stairs. The two officers. thinking
only w thc JAIN break. began wv shoot
simultaneously
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-23
RAIL BROTHERHOOD
MEET TO DETERMINE
ROAD JURISDICTION

CHICAGO. July 23.-General chair
men representing fircmen aud engine
men on nearly all railroads west of Chi
caEn covcned today with their national
Officers to determine procedure against
he assumption of jurisdiction hy the
railroad labor board over their wage dis
putc with thc railroad management.
~. w. Griffing. grand chief engineer
of thl Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers, and n- n. Robertson. president uf
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Ergincmcn, were here for the con-
fcrHce. If they vote wv ignore subpacu-
aes served by United States marshuls
and ISSUED hv the board and decide ip
absent themselves from the 1chfdulri
hearing Thursday. the board probably
viii invoke theaid " the United States
district court 4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-23
NECROESSAFE
BEHIND PRISON
Walls IN Ill.
Governor of State Calls Out
Militia to Hold Off Mcb;
Negroes Suspected of Mur-
dering lo-Ycar Old Girl
N Thr ~ fciatcd Press

MOI ND CITY. lll. JulY .'i. FulloN-
ine series If narrow ESCAPES from
iAobs which tnirc Threatened iheir lives.
three neErocS rested today behind thr
wall. Wi the Illinois state prniteniiary
nt Mrnard. ll's.. narrowed hy THE cN-
rrficnees.
The three negroes. arrested yesterday
aS suspects IN connection With ;hc sIay-
ir= w Daisy Wilson. pretty iS year oId
Villa Ridge Eirl. were taken lu Mrnard
as q iasf rr4orl measure hy Sheriff a. ~.
HUDSON ri i'rlaSki County. after the
jail ny Mounds. Ill.,. and later III Mound
tity. where thrs had uctn he'd. we're
surrounded hy threatening muha.
- a result "f these demonstrations
Governor Small of Illinois ordered the
Immediate mobilization ~ Company k
l'3ulh Illinois Infantry. WV proceed here
aud mid county authorities wv restoring
order
The crime for which the nrgrnes were
held occurred at villa Ridge. I've
nr$roe~ called W ihe home of !. e. VII
son Hate Monday night stating They
wished tn make several small purchases
IN his grocery store While in ihe store.
Wilson was attacked hy thc n~groc~. one
~ whom held revolver. Iii daughter,
hearing sounds VI thr struggle. rushed
~ her fathers assistance aud uMS kiilvd
hy bullet from thr nrrrn'~ revolver.
The negroes escapei with few pennies
ia 4 bag.
Strrlay ghr negrocs were arrested
ana uuns began ~ FORM Wilson NV said
tn have identified unc VI them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-23

CONFERENCE IS
REACHING AIMS
American Banker Declares
Only Remaining Problem
To Secure Creditors; Ger
many Sends Note

IANiWN. Iuly ~. The inirr-allird
confFfrnfr-rf'T IY10ubfciiv hc successful
and the Dawes plan will be given iio
chance 10 solve Europe economic il.s
despite the present difference between
bankers aud the conference drlrrates over
guarantees for the Sinunr.fN German
loan. = leading Amc-i an fnanrier tod
the Associated Press hefarc sailing for
home after having for several day, been
in the cloSest touch with conference
proceedingS
This authority. who has followcd the
Dawes plan since IT'S inception. declared
there was no question among bankers
regarding the existence of ample guar
antees which will insure the cumpara-
lively small sum required for the sirvice
~ the lean. The problem Is. he added,
10 reduce the potential guarantees ~
definite form which viii stand as 4 solid
basis If credit.
II will he the conferences task during
the next few days 90 pni into writing
and reach 4 complete agreement on some
such plan an sanctions and default ~
that proposed hy Ameri au Ambassador
kelln yesterday. ID IN stated
Mr.. kellogg proposals IN not CON
ccrned with the declaration III German
default bui deals entirely with lhe man
nrr of application W sanctions 10 Grr-
many II proposes that sanctions nsay
not he applied until ra concentrations for
a default have been madr hy the agent
general II reraration~ and The bondholi
erS trustee and also IS ii.c members
of the Dawes commission who w"uld br
called hi. Then lhr question ~ sanction
would hc pui 70 ihr feparaiinn commits
sion an df there WAS 40 unanimous vote
IN favor 81 sanctions all the allies would
join in imposing them.
The pitch ia the Kellogg plan comes
in the possibility oi thc rrparations com
missions vote nor beinL unaninous. IA
that event rhe question would then arise
49, ~ whether the nations voiinS in
favor af sanctions would take them. IN
whether they would be- held back hy the
nations viii b had voted against the taxi
- uf penalties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-23
SHERIFF HOLDS.
man PARDONED
BY GOVERNOR.
New Mexico Newspaper Pub
Usher Convicted Contempt
Court; Sheriff Disregards
Pardon Decree

LAS VEGAS y. A. July 23-Siin ia
carccratrd in the san Miguel county
jain although exec tive clcmcncy was cx
tenjsd him. Carl N. MaGac. AlbuqGcr-
que publisher today awaited action Inn
the state supreme court On wr.i of ha-
beas corpus that hc hopes will bring him
freedom. Following his conviction yes
tcrday IN District Judge Lcahy's court
ON contempt Of court cherHcs, MaGct
was sentenced to three months in jail.
Shstfl Deleado refused 40 release the
publ shcr last night after rcctivin. noti-
sication that Governor J. y. Iinklc had
pardurcd NAGee As re ala in the ease oi
former conviction a year aeo III j dEu
Lenhys ccUrt. The sheriff bases his lie
fusal 10 release MaGfe On the grounds
that the governor hal ro pardon power
III thu case VI direct contempt
Adjutant General Skpwith ". the New
Mexico national guard. who motured
here from Santa III with Official notiii-
cation Of the pardon. made an effort 81
secure PERMISSION from the governor to
call out the national guard "a release
Mafrc. Failing in this. the adjutant gcn-
tial made no further effort to release
MaGee and connscllcd peace when
group of the publishers svmpathizcrs
gathered ~ down town district ~
militant demonstration ana offered
their assistance in freeing him.
Feeling ram high between factional
gro ps during the night Tut there were
no unfoward occurrences.
MaGce's imprisonment Is the result ~
a long fight ~ Has wagci through his
new spaprr against what ~ has rl fcrrra
40 editorially as corruption oi courts
ard other alleged state governmental
misdcmtan First. contempt Of court
ch4rgGs were preferred against him
more thH ra year AGO as y result vi cdi-
turias against J. w. Parker. chief JUS
tice of the New MeNiro supreme court.
The first trial resulted in MaGec's con
victiua On four criminal libel counts IN
Judge Icahcy's court and tie subsequent
imposition Uf fines arrrt eating more
than $1,000 ana jain sentences totalinE
a60 days. on this occasion Governor
k.riie first extended executive clemcn-
cy.
when he was declared guilty yester-
day ana the court had pronounced SEN
tenrc. Judge Lcahy asked him III he had
any statement to make. The pnblishur
tcnlicd hc had nothing to aay except
that II deny that have heca accorded
due proress y law AMI that ! deny this
is \ court.
JUDGE Ieahy then declared him IN di-
rect contempt and imposed three
months jaii sentence to Fl concurrent
ly with the sentences imposed in The
two counts On which hc was found
guilty.
NIL Gee spent the night IN one of the
moat comfortable cells in the Jail. where
hc will remain until actitn hg the SUI
rreme court. which viii hc called into
immediate session, Is forthcoming.
Mayor S~ope of Albuquerque IN =
Firry speech before state conference VI
organized labor delivered at Santa lie
nikie X
Yesterday. callci uptn the MI orlc oi the
state ~ elect Z state legislature that
would make possii ~ The imp, achment oi
J dgc Lcahy with whom MaGtc has been
in constant conflict since thc inception
Of the trials.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-23
MRS. HOBARD ASKS
RELATIVES TO SEND
MONEY TO PAY BOND

AMARILLO. .Inly -; Mrs Ruth lIo-
bart charged with murder in connection
with the death vi her husband. Plain
view travelling man. whose bullet ridllrd
body was found at ih" edge NJ town
.Iuls r.. Still MAS held in the Potter
county iau this morning awaiting word
frcm relatives III Mineral Wells. Texas.
whom >he has asked for aid in furnish
in- the $1,000 bond for her release.
Tile bond WAS sci late yesterday I'M
Judge Henry Bishop III the district
touri following hapeas corpus hearing.
II. a. Miller local attorney. also
charged with murder ia connection with
Il"bari's death. WAS released nm $1,000
bond last night following an agreement
ancn= attorneys ~ the ease.
AIRS. Hobart and Miller arr hound over
~ the grand jury hy hi~ action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-23
H|OALGO COUNTY ASKS
FOR RANGERS To AID
IN ORDERLY ELECTION

protection their own officials faii wv
give thrm.~ said the pIea for Texas
rangers scnt to Governor Ncff today hy
the Hidalgo County Taxpayers Associa-
tion. State officers are requested at
the democratic primary Saturday. tbs
association charging Mexican citizens
who cannot speak English. Mexican
deputy sherffs and MtxicaH draft
evaders~ afe scheduled ~ act as clec-
ion officials. Ii also i'm asserted Mex
leans arc being brought into vote inn
s.ructions aS 10 how W write their
ballot being given VA thc Spanish lam
grage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-23
STORMS RAVACE
FRENCH COAST;
BOATS MISSING

PARIS. July 23. Heavy STORMS have
ragged on the west and south coast W
France. seas running exceptionally high
ard number Of fishing craft arc mis-
sing lightning wro Eht havoc in the
Moncpciicr region and several houses AZ
I.aure were struck ~ lightning and
burned. A number ~ olive grove were
destroyed hy hail. Serious damage waa
inflicted 20 the farming region of Lyon
and the vineyards bordering Switzerland
The vicinity Or Geneva also suffered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-23
YOUTH CONFESSES
NUMBERING FATHER;
rs NOT CONCERNED

HUDSON. Wis. July -. Thankful hc
said - obtain 2 rest tron farm work,
WHl.rdKrurs ~. charged with slay-
irv his father. Otto KY. KRUGER sat III his
cell here today with apparent unc0n-
Germ. lIc declared in ar alleged cunfrs-
sinn that hc killed his father because he
was always swearing around the
house"
ln statement 10 the authorities Kru-
lcr declared hc had assaulted his faith
az a man NJ 5n years. July iT, with nn
iron rine. following alleged abuse and
mistreatmcnt or the son.
Death Wy the father vas taken IVY the
other members VII the family with appa--
oEt un-onccrn Authorities declared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-23
Details of Gruesome
Murder Told; Desire
for Ransom Reason

Tho rrnrrratnr'a onaninr sentences
d,rel, uror tho IDENTIFY and unbrinaing
IVY WV. defendants
4 Ian .,,cd-
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The evidence WIFI ah"" th't from
thls thrN rctf"NrAnen "" Tvs p"'n'
where thrN conih eonihi ooln hi"ou-
td mnfaff-
AT. Grove said that the crime Was
planned and schcmcd for months, *
pcrinentirg with means to cover their
trails.
Hc said thcv threw compact bun
dIc of newspapers from train ~ learn
where n would land AMI they might in-
strucf the father Of their victim how
w throw ransom money to them
w. Go .,a Wy -. ro-;r,or;n-
w '-e '..'e,-
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N, .l.a ., - hnut- rrnr, ,h.
il.,.r,. MN ,s. t-..,,...r.,.,. nr ,-,;~,,-, NM
.,...i 81 -
re theh described ho" the boys rent
en the Antpm"oie lh Mhl'h WV crime
"'A 'oinihil'e"- heppp'n Arp''eu N" MINI
uhu'f 'he h''h'e "olioh
'"i"' '"t n"''e unoer Nh'e" hoeo -
."'etcu "' '"e "otei-
They also referred to Lewis Ma
aon" at " telephone number of "a deli
catissnn store where Loeb according to
Mr Grove waited IN receive inquiry
and endorse Ballard Nj" credit
They took .he car first on May 3 and
WY May wv. their plans complete, again
hired the car.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-23
tby me -. tciatea i'reSsI

LONDON July 23.-Charlcs Wexford
Travis. m American student from New
York found guilty Mi manslaugnter in
connection with the death of his infant
Wy was sentenced to4ay u five years
nal sc-vitude. IIe declared hc had tried
10 prevent the child's incessant crying
hy holding its nose and wind pipe and in
20 doing had ssranglcd il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-23
Income Tax Claims of
More Than $1,6OO,OOO
Settled by Local Man

Claims for income taxes aggrcgating
more than $l.6GOOn0 said ~ have been
due the government by NJ ). Garcia of
Brownsville. we're cleared from tho
records yesterday.
james W. Bass. collector uf internal
internal revenue az Austin. Texas yes
terday afternoon filed discharge az
Federal Tax Lien held against Mr.
tsarcia. certifying that individual income
taxes totalling 81 .GliI .SlDl:: said to 81
due the government by Mr.. Garcia had
been paid m full. together with AN
penalties. costs and interests
In a federal tax LIEN for individual
income tax during the years 1915, 1919.
1920 and 1921. recorded ~ the county
clerks off on February Z. I..i. the
total Of taxes. inclading penalties. as
sessed against NJ. !. Garcia il entered
as 81 .66i .Siu.l.;. with the amounts for
s... 4. f..If.