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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-03

on the divan and Bob sat next 10
her. Peter Borden. sitting opposite,
observed them gravely. At length he
spuke. bis voice uncertain.
Bob Re said, II wish 70 have a
talk with yuu-in Lois presence"
Yes, sir"
Three years ago The older
man hesitated, then plunged ahead
Three years ago ] was instrumental
in sending YOU TO prison for q crime
which YOU did not commit. | do not
have 10 repeat that ] was conscien-
tious-but now the time has come
for me 10 offer what | can 20 atone
10 YOU for what has happened"
He paused. evidently waiting for
the young man 20 speak. But Bob
was silent, his face set and expires
! sionless.
sT realize. ar course continued
| Borden. "thHt time cannot be turned
backward. and that what is done
cannot be nndone. You cannot 20
hack TO where you were when ]
made my CHASTITY mistake. Nou see,
Bob. ! thought you were guilty:
everybody thought Won were. The
( thing seemed trcbly horrible % me
because / had been more than an
employer To youth some ways
even more than a friend. | had ac-
Ceptcd YOU in ms home. permitted a
Z friendship with my daughter. I had
/ grown sincerely 10 love you. ] VAS
U planning great things for your flu
surc-and 10 indicate that, | gave
YOU N position Of trust.
"Then the cmbezzlement occurred.
Every scrap OF evidence pointed to
yoa. You incriminated yourself. ]
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-03
FIRST BAPTIsT CHURCH

e:45 a. m.-Bible school,. Harry l..
Faux, Supt. A class and a grade
Tor every age. We want you in our
school. If you are not now in Bible
school.
1885 a. m.-Morning worship, the
pastor preaching. The theme will
be christian Stewardship. Spe-
eial instrumental numbers for the
prelude and offertory. The choir
will sing an anthem, Seek Ye the
Lord" tRoberts)- Our music direct
ed BIZ NJ. Flora Todd.
ESQ y. n.-The several b. Y. +.
Us. will meet in their respective
places. Join one Of these groups IN
this training service.
1880 p. m.-Evening worship. The
pastor will preach from the twelfth
chapter Of John. Read it and come
with us for the hour Of worship.
Monday. 3 p. m.-The Woman's
missionary society will meet in their
circle meetings.
Wednesday. 1880 p. m.-Prayer
meeting. Come with Us for this
mid-week service. IL is helpful.
We cordially invite you to worship
with us. Especially do we invite
the Baptists who are IN our midst
and nos members with US 20 come
with US for these seasons Of worship.
We want TO be helpful 70 all who
will come our way.
r. w. Marshall, pastor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-03
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

3sfJ a. m.-Sunday school.
1890 a. m.-Acn's Bible class in
bu college.
1880 "A. m.-Morning worship
"Noices Of the Past" will be the
subject Of the This mes
sage will be OF historical nature
covering some Of the more interest
ing incidents Of the more than three
quarters Of a century of service By
the Presbyterian church in Browns
vile. Special music.
1880 p. m.-Evening worship. The
PASTOR will preach from the text
used in his first sermon in Browns
VILE. and his subject will be The
Primary OF the Gross. Special
music b. the choir.
Tomorrow will be the last Sunday
for public worship in the old church.
A full attendance at each Of these
services would be a fitting tribute TO
the service Of this historic old build
ing.
Monday. $3.50 p. m.-The Woman's
Auxiliary will meet az the church in
their regular business meeting for
the month. The circles will meet
Immediately after the business ses-
Hion.
Friday. 1850 p. M, there will he
. meeting Of the Presbyterian men
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-03
Teachers of Starr
County VIII Meet

RIO GRANnE CITY. Tex. Dec. 3.
All county teachers in Starr coun-
~ will meet in Roma. December 3,
~ an an day session. with Mrs,
Florence J. Scott, county superin-
tcndent in charge Of the meeting.
superintendent ]. Lee Stambaugh
Of the Pharr-San Juan schools vii
address the teachers In the after
noon. and the morning session vii
he devoted 70 routine business and
"A demonstration school conducted
hy the Roma school Of which Miss
NJ. N. Mcnmsker Is nr-ncinal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-03

vas bitterly disappointed and deep
ly hurt. And Bob-you probably
will never understand this: But
when it was suggested that might
refuse to prosecute, I did not con
slider the idea for n moment ! be-
Iieve in the state, Bob, and l believe
In the maintenance Of u social
fabric. / believed then, and always
will believe. that when a crime Is
committed il Is the state which has
suffered and NOT the individual. That
happens to be the law, too; but II
is also a legal theory which l be-
lieve. Therefore il was not the lost
money which caused me TO prosecute
lit was that ! did not think had q
moral right 20 withhold my tfstis
mony. You can never understand
my attitude don't ask you TO.
am merely explaining why did
what | did. / am trying to show
you that my motives were not petty.
The past is past-I hope. IL Is
my task now 70 atone. a. far ms pos
sible. for the mistake / have made.
/ realize that prison leaves It's mark
on a man: l know that the three
years you have been there can v
be restored. But | am offering 70
do what | can-and | hope you will
accept my offer. ! am speaking be-
fore Lois because she, too, will have
a part in 10.
lighted a cigar. Il wish you 10 en-
ter my home-permanently-as "A
member of my family. wish you
TO consider that whatever | have j.
yours. You have only to ask, and
shall give il 10 you. | am not a
wealthy man. a. wealth IN counted
these days-but I am far from poor.
And 80, Boh-there is my offer. My
home. my material wealth-and
surely you should not deprive me Of
this single opportunity to restore
some small portion Of what | have
taken from you"
The voice OF the old man trailed
off. And for several minutes moth
ing was said. Bobis thoughts were
chaotic. He had left prison with
one idea in mind: one and one only:
that was 10 make this man suffer a.
he haa suffered; to scar him with
the same brand. Money! What did
money mean to this eanting old
hypocrite? And when Bob spoke,
his words came slowly.
"You are inviting me 10 come into
your home. Mr.. Borden."
Yes"
"Under what conditions9"
BOrden's eyebrows arched in sur
prise.
What dc you mean
What are the conditions under
which ! would be here7 What obli-
cations do | assume4"
None. OF course
You mean that
Positively"
Terry's hatred Of the man had not
died. Rather il famed more hotlv
for this lavish display Of generosity.
He was seeing through a glass dark
~, and the horrors Of prison were
yet 70 close.
His dull eyes swept the luxurious
room. They came to rest eventually
on the slender figure Of Lois Bor-
den. Lois, the nurtured and shelter
cd; Lois. the soft. luxurious daugh-
ter OF an indulgent father; Lois. the
girl whom once Bob had worshiped
He Questioned Borden again with q
queer, tenacious insistence.
There would be no restrictions
whatsoever?"
None"
Bob Terry's eyes rested on Lois
Borden's face. Her eyes were com
! PEELED 10 his. Hers were a soft and
misty brown; his-once blue-wers
) now the color of granite.
IL was n prolonged. mesmeriC
stare. And Bob Terry gave his ans
wer without looking away from the
face OF the girl.
III accept. sir"
CONTINUED MONDAY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
THE STATE OF \

THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON
We. the undersigned. have entered
into n limited partnership agreeable
with the provisions Of the Revised
Civil Statutes Of Teaas. Title los.
relative to limited partnerships and
40 hereby certify that the name Of
the firm under which said partner
ship is to be conducted is "Lafitte's
Coffee House; that the general ma
turc Of the business 70 be transacted
is the buying and selling of coffee,
wholesale and retail; that said bpsi-
ness viii be transacted IN the City
If Harrington. Cameron County, Tex
as: that the name Of the General
Partner az and IN said limited part
ncrship is Albert Lafitte Of the City
Of Harrington. Cameron County, Tex
as, and the name Of the Special Part
nar in said limited partnership is
r. n. Rowe Of the City of Santa
Maria. Cameron County. Texas; that
tie capital contributed by the said
t.. II. Rowe. Special Partner Is. Three
Hundred tS5Dn.0Qt Dollars Ia cash;
that the time at which said partner
shin IA to commence j. the ist day Of
December. A. n. 1927. and that II will
terminate on the Isl day Of Deem
Der. A. ID. 1882.
Albert Lafitte. General Partner.
n. "a. Rowe. Special Partner.
3-In-l7-o4-1f-f-T-6t-25f1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-03
CHAPTER vi


After three years or separation
he found himself looking again upon
Lois Borden.
And now bittersweet memory de-
scendei upon him with crushing
poignancy. lie recalled wildly his
worship III other days; q dumb and
distant idolatry in which he had been
content 20 accept the firm friendship
OF this girl. not daring to hint 70
her that his feeling was any deeper.
II was amazing that he had not
thought Of her in the last year or
two. And even this afternoon his
thoughts had not been Of Lois. Foi
three cons he had existed in a world
i'm which there were no women ex-
cent the wives and daughters who
visited rood-conduct prisoners on
Sunday afternoons in the yard Of the
~penitcntiary.
She stood for a moment in the re-
vealing glow Of the piano lamp: a
slim. trim figure sheathed in a dress
Of simple white which chung softly
TO every curve. She seemed very
small. vet he knew that she was
taller than her father, and the pa
triCian lines OF her fathers face were
hers also-softened by her intense
fc~mininity.
Her hair was brown; n glorious
shade Of brown which was sometimes
black and sometimes sheer red gold;
and ID curled over her forehead and
about her ears in tiny tendrils. She
stood motionless for a moment, re
gardinE him compassionatelv. Her
eyes were soft with the maternal
light. and he read instantly the
stricken look which came into them
As though for the first time she was
conscious or the havoc which had
been wrought in TIE young man who
three wears before had been ire
pressihly hcyish and gentle and shy.
He say the color drain from her
cheeks as she took refuge in action,
j crossing the room toward him with
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-03
NTERnENnMINATIoNAL

Four-Square Gospel preaching
services AZ 1lO5 Adams Street az 2
o'clock Sunday Afternoon and with
the Full Gospel Mission in San Be-
nlto Sunday evening at 7 o'clock.
At , o'clock Tuesday afternoon at
ll06 Adams and with the Full Cos
pei Mission IN San Benito Wednes-
day afternoon at > o'clock and at
1880. You are invited 10 these serv-
ices.
w. ID. McBRYDE. Pastor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-03
SACRED HEART CHURCH

W. d. McBRYDE. Pastor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-03

READ THIS FIRST:
Bob Terry is released from prison,
after serving three years for a crime
be did not commit. He caves prison
with CHASTITY impressions and fierce
bitterness in his heart. Upon his re-
lease he Is given a letter from Peter
Borden, has former employer, who
has aided in sending Terry to prison
because he thought IL was his duty.
Terry determines to make Borden
suffer a5 he has suffered during the
three years in prison. Bob's prison
pal Is Todd shannon. who urges him
TO call on his niece, Kathleen Shan
non. when Bob returns 70 his home
town. Todd tells Boo he might also
look up John Carmody, a criminal
lawyer and political boss in the state,
as Carmody may have employment
for him.
Bob says goodbye to his prison
pal, Todd shannon, and accepts a
present Of a little carving Of a Japa-
nese pagoda Todd has carved put in
prison, using an old safety razor
blade.
Bob Is at last free to return 10 his
home town. He takes the train
hobc. and on the way a railroad de-
tcctive heckles him, causing a lot OF
unfavorable attention from occupants
OF the car.
Bob opens the envelope the warden
has given him on his release. Peter
Borden, the man he hates and de-
termincs to get even with. has given
him 4 hundred dollars and also says
he will meet Bob on his arrival al
the station. Rob meets Borden al
the gate in the station.
Peter Borden asks Bob III he viii
shake hand with him. Borden takes
Bob home with him. and tells him hc
wants Bob 10 remain with him per
mancntly. Bob decides to do so and
To "get even" al his first opportunity
At the Borden home he meets Lois
the daughter Of the man he hates
III the old days Bob has worshippe'
Lois from affair.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
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LEGAL ADVERTIsEMENT
AN ORDINANCE

$50
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN
ORDINANCE ENTITLED: IAN
ORDINANCE FIXING RATES AND
CHARGES MADE AND CHARGED
RY THE CITY or BROWNSVILLE
TO THE CONSUMERS OF ELEC-
TRIO CURRENT AND SEWER
SERVICE: PROVIDING RULES
AND Req LATION UNDER
WHICH THE SANE SHALL Re
FURNISHED Or ALLOWED TO
BE USED, THE TERMS AND CON
pITIUfS or PAYMENT THERE
FOR AND PROVIDING PENALTY
FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS
ORDINANCE; PASSED BY THE
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AND As AMENDED on THE 4TH
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BER ELEVEN, PAGES SO AND 81.
OF THE MINUTES OF THE CITY
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UTE BOOK NUMBER TWELVE
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AND RECORDED ~ MINUTE
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PAGE 81. OF THE MINUTES or
THE CITY COMMISSION, By
FOLLOWS:
SECTION ONE
fc1 For current used in ~elcctri,
motors there shall be a minimum
charge 81 sl.00 per horse power ~
rating per month. which such mini
mum charge shall be applied up0r
the rate Of charge for current used.
The rate Of charge for currcni
used In motors less than 20 H. j. q
rating. shall be as follows:
til The first 50okNH, &C pei
XVIII:
fal The second 500 XVII. &c pc
XVIII;
1al All over 1000 XVIII. . lee PEI
hNH.
For current used in electric motors
az 20 HIP and larger. the following
schcdule Of rates shall apply:
I1 The first 30 XVIII per XIV O.
demand per month. Jc per XVIII:
To The second 90 XVIII per XIV
cf demand per month, * per XVIII
(al The next i2e XVIII per XIV o
demand rer month. I lee ner XVII.
90 The next 100 XVIII per XIV o.
dcmsnd rer month. ! i-ic per XVIII
t5l All in excess ~ above. ie pc.
XVII.
PASSED AND APPROVED. this
the End day Of December. A. y. 1922
A. ". Cole. Mayor,
City az Brownsville, Texas
fSEALl
ATTEST:
A. r.. Nunday, Secretary,
titv W Brownsville. Texas.
Ta-3-fn-2t-2570.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Rev. Baker has returned from the
evauEeiistic meeting at Mission and
viii fiji the pulpit Sunday morning.
Serman at IL a. m.-Theme, WON
ans Place and Power"
Sunday School az l1:50-Sherwood
Bishop and w. A. Nelten, superin-
tendents.
The public is cordially invited.
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THE LUTHERAN CHURCH

Services az 10000 o'clock Sunday
morning. You are cordially invited
10 all Of our services. Come worship
with US.
II. L. Wiederanders, pastor.
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Brownsville Church Services

Of the Valley at the Reese-Wil-
Mond hotel in Harlingen. Rev. Ho-
mer Mcmillan, ID. d., will be the
speaker.
The general public Is invited 20
the services Of this church.
Emmett =. Day, pastor
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
9:3c-Sunday school.
0:50-Morning worship. The pro
gram follows:
Organ prelude. "Melodie- CRU
binstein), Mrs. Henry Snow, organ
ist.
Hymn, ooh for a Thousand Ton
CUES --Congregation.
Apostles Greed and Prayer.
Announcements and offering.
0ffertory Consolation Men
d~elssOhn).
Vocal solo. seIected-Capt. Theo-
dore r. Fcsker.
Sermon. The Glory Of Service I
by the pastor.
installation Of the holy sacrament
Of the Lords supper.
Doxology and Benediction.
P0stiude. Festival Marcel" Bar
tholomewl
5:3O-Epworth League meet.
7.3O-Evening services. Special
song and praise service viii fea-
lure the opening service. Mrs.
Snow will play ~Pensee Religiuse
fLebeanl as a prelude, -Nocturne
fCn0pin) rs an offertory and Post
Jude IN G." tGuiimantl. The mems
chorus will sing Jesus Satisfies
Ne" The pastor will preach the
sermon, using as his subject knew
ing Jesus as Savior" the fourth in
a serise Of four ermOn on How
20 Know God"
Mrs. &. ID. Lay, director Of music,
will have charge Of the choir, and
Mrs. Henry Snow. o%rganist. will play
az both these worship services. The
public il cordially invited to attend.
q. 4. Grow, pastor.
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SnIps IN CARS pECANS

MARBLE FALLS QP-Marble Falls
has shipped rs car loads q peeans
this season. II IL expected that three
more cars will roll out soon.