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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-14
By ALEXANDER c. HERMAN

= 1LAG-NDL - hE n -lEA-N
NEW YORK, Dec. l3.-Touth cer-
tainly is having its fling this season.
Witness
| The double thrill" murder or At
lanta, Ca;
lhe high school capers which led
TO the Staying Of a 1~6-yesr-old boy
b. the irate father of a distressed
girl;
The cold bloodedness Of a young
man who kills a furrier IN payment
Tor a coat which struck has girls
fancy,
The 2~o-yesr-old leader Of .
Times Square mob Of poker joints
and speakeasy h~ighiscksrsi
The 1S-year-old expectant mother
who shoots a i7-year-old married
man, and then vents her venom 1t
his fallen body
All reported in o day
Noralists viii be able 20 draw some
lesson; restrictionists will lind fod-
der for proposing some new bans.
But the less biased will shrug Shout
ders, sigh. snd see the situation as
does Clarence barrow. who learned
enough Of shnormsl youth psychol-
osy n the Loeb-Leopold case to
withhold sweeping judgments.
1T is 2 hard age for . boy to grow
UP in he says, as he reads the re-
ports of increasing youthful flag
RANCHES.
II wouldn't let my boy become 50
serious. ! don't mean that ] would
keep him from reading anything he
wanted TO. but I'd see that he didn't
take things too seriously-thst he
didn't grow interpretive"
For most Of the crimes bear marks
OF too much brooding. In one
instance, the principals feel that
they have run the gamut Of emo
tions-there are no thrills left. so
they try murder. In another case,
fear follows dissipation-and unwit-
ting death ensues In a third situa-
ton. one who has been sinned against
recalls the wages, and trys to mete
the punishment-death.
But no general formula can cover
the vsEsries OF the youths on fling
For environmental handiceps Greer
in, which cannot be dismissed by
mere talk.
Take the instance of ~24-year-old
Mary Mcnamara Wilson Of Pater,
son, ". J. Her father was taken
for . ride" By bootleggers. Her
mother was arrested in q road-houss
raid. Her husband is a lifer at Sins
Sing. Her two brothers recently
we're sent up the river for long terms
convicted Of grand larceny.
The girl. left alone. took UP with
ons Howard Van Ordsn. q young
~care-free snort. She wanted q fur
cost. He got IL for her. But ths
f%nrrier. who demanded the msrksc
price. got his payment with = bullet
The boy was arrested. The girl
too. Now both are under murder
charges.
How George Harsh and Richard
Gallcgv. erstvhila collegians at At.
lants, Ga. sons Of rich families, be.
came stated, and the former killed two
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n. OCOTTON
OPENS EASY
Early Trading Sends
Prices FL to e
Points Up

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. fl.-IP-
Cotton easy despite better Liverpool
cables than expected. The initial
easiness was attributed 70 the rather
Disappointing consumption total for
November Of only s1o.es4 bales which
compared with s1s.fss bales con-
suned ~ the same date last year.
First trades showed gains Of I
point 70 losses Of 4 70 3 points and
additional selling carried January eff
70 1880. March 1884 and May 1850,
or ii - "a points under the previous
close. Offerings were absorbed st
these levels nv general buying.
The bulge carried January -
1882. March fa.s5 and May 1888. or
II - p points above the early lows.
First hour bulge brought ont ccn-
fsidsrs5ls rsslirins and theirs was
r-cr. er less evening NJ for ever IN.
weekend. As = result Ianuarv sold
down - 70 50. March 1874 and MAY
1871. ~ n - 10 POINTS down from
the highs ard ~nnchsr-sd t. Z points
down compared with Yesterdays
close.
Tn. ntsrket turned 1uist after N.
offerings -ers shsorhsd.
NEW YORK. Der. it-CFJ-Ths
cotton market opened steady at 9
decline Of 3 to s points With active
months selling about 7 to II points
ret lower during early trading IN
der southern selling and some liqui-
dstion. Market soon firnsd NJ and
after selling off - 2o2t for Jsnu-
airy. rallied 10 2o4o.
The early rally carried the mar
ket up 20 2os5 for January and 2o42
for May, or about ? - Il Points
above yesterdays closing quotstions.
Offerings increased screphat Is
prices approached The 20 IL rent
marx. however. while the demand
tspered eff and there were reactions
later. At midday January vas sell
ing around 2o.54, and the sctiv.
months were within a point or tro
Of yesterdays closing quotations.
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One Of the rrestest song hits Of
the year Is Il Can't Give You Any.
thing but Love-" but IL Is rot, a. was
%earelessly stated recently, selling
100000 copies daily. Tn. ditty is
the hit Of "Blsckbirds.- the a%ll-col-
cred revusical. 1t made the com
poser. Jimmy McHugh. popular with
the better class. although \. has
written hits fer wears. Il also
brought rrestlxs 10 Lew Fields
daughter, Dorethy. making her de-
hut az q lyricitt. But what We start
ed out to report wss that the de-
lishtful song might never have been
known. for N vas in the score Of
"DelmsY's Esvsls," earlier IN the
year and chueked cut during the
fist week. II might have saved that
shc~. for Little Jessie James" cnly
had ore song hit. which gave the
sirl.opsra . long distance run. That
redseming feature vas called ~ revs
Yeu.s
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former lover Who. shs says. had
ruined her. The man happened to be
81, married, with q family. But
Beatrice wat about to become n
mother; had . keen sense Of shame,
and tried to balm it-with q bullet.
Now she faces more serious trouble.
And 90 IL goes. II the shooting
keeps up. perhaps there will be some
modification Of the old line:
youth must have its fling"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County
II. l.. and Lola Ramsey TO J.. r.
Wilcoxen, lot 12, block 4, La Quinta
addition to city Of Harrington, $3.50.
Il. I. and Lola Ramsey to j. r.
Wilcoxen. lot IL. block 4, La Quinra
addition TO city Of Harrington, $500.
Louis A. Howard to Valley Devel-
opment. Inc. blocks 8 and 10, survey
~. Towards Dixielnad Heights ad-
diticn No. 2, S2,746.7O.
Valley Development. Inc, 10 Ireene
c. Smith. blocks 0 and 10. survey
~, Towards Dixielard Heights ad-
dition No. 2, sil.120.
The AL Parker Securities GO. ~
Lola c. Hall, lot 10, block II, town
Of La Feria, $3.50.
n. L. Oler. successor and sub. tr.
to +. r. Denuis. lot Z, block 1871. city
Of Harrington, $4-750.
Port Isabel Irrigation Co. 10 Hen
rietta ". Newell. all Of block "a
except north Sal acres Unit No. y
Bayview Citrus Groves subdivision,
SO. etc.
W. G. Mathes to J. r. Navarro and
Mrs Ieonor Cara, lot 20. block o
Colonia La Palma, No. 2 addition 70
city Of San Benito. S2,ss7.20.
al Parker Securities GO. 10 John r.
Weber, block 5, 0lmito Gardens tract
Nc. 2 containing 10 acres. S6.4OO.
j.. a. and Mrs. j. A. Lawrence %
v. Il. Hall north 20 acres. block 10,
survey 2eI. Stuart Place subdivision,
$4,000.
Guillermo Il. Esparra TO 7. Zarate.
lot 5, block "a, city OF San Beniso.
$40. etc.
a. c. Houstinger and wife 20 3. {.
Reed north "a. acres Of block 81,
Collins subdivision.
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K. {. Live Stock
Averages Steady
Throughout List

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 14-F)-
Hors: $500; steady to Zoe higher:
top $3.50 or 2i5-25o lbs; butchers,
medium to choice 2So-5So lbs e.Io4
s.5o. 2oo.2so lbs SOB lbs eo56s.5o;
10000 lis seoIs..6, ian.ieo lbs
7.Tods.55; packing sovs 7.o04t.oo.
Cattle: 400: cslves: 100; steady.
slaughter steers. rood and choice
iso0-1500 lbs i1.5oG16.00; iloo-l300
lbs. 1i.50G1s.2S: e50-ll0o lbs 1l.5o4
1875; fed yearlinSs, good choice
TSo-as0 lbs ti.T5a15.25; heifers. good
snd choice $50 lbs down i1.o04ia.So;
ovs good and choice 5000 1925;
v~eslers Cmilk-fed) medium to choice
s.oOGl5.oo.
SHEEP: 1000: killing classes steady;
lambs. coed and choice fe2 lbs down.
l2.boHlS.S0. ewes. medium 10 eheice
Iso lbs ecen) s.ooGTss.
CHICAGO. Dse. 14.-F-Hcgs:
$4,000: strong - Zoe higher; top
1915 fer choic. 2oo-2s0 Ii. weights;
butchers. medium to choice 25o-So0
lbs. s.45Ge.T5; 2oo-25o lbs. s.454
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IN OUR VALLEY

Continued on page fifteen.)
the gathering Of maturing cabbage
and other items, although there have
been some less than carload ship
ments that are satisfactory.
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Cameron Courts

path DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. W. Cunningham, Judge
Suits filed:
No new cases.
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COUNTY COURT
Hon o. c. Dancy, Judge
No new cases.
=. COUNTY COURT AT LAW

49,. COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. Johmn Keiber, Judge
Court action:
j. L. Tope vs. L. $. Torrers and
John Baker. Dismissed on motion
Of plaintiff at plaintiffs costs.
=. L. Slovak vs.. Florentine Olive
res 81 al. Judgment for plaintiff.
Alex Hsmmuei VS.. P. Z. Glenn.
Continued for service.
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Alfredo Serna and Delfina Padron.
Rogue Madrigales and Pitra Gu
t~ierrez.
Felix Gasca and Luiz Guerrero.
Joe G. Pena and Guadalupe Domin-
guez.
Natividad Jimenez and Feelicitas
Guerrero.
Meelquides Leiba and Virginia
Ramiez.
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SIS, 10000 lbs. s.ssfe7o; Iso-161
lbs. T.T56s.so, packing sows 1900,
S.25.
Cattle: 1000: calves: 1000; fit
cows. heifers and bulls semi-de-
moralired; slaughter steers, good
and choice l30o-1500 lbs. 1900.
1850; l1oo-lsoO lbs. 12.75G6.50; 800
100 lbs. l2.5oG1T.o0; fed yearlinrs,
good and choice 750-e5O lbs. 12.2ol
1850: heifers, good and choice $50
lbs. down ll.o0Gi4.0o; .ow., good
and choice s.ooG1o.5o; bulls, Lvca
and choice (beef) e.25G1l.2s: veal
ers tnilk-ted) rood and choice 1i.5o
Gis.75.
Sheep; 5000; strong TO higher;
lambs. good ard choice (e2 lbs.
down iS.;01ii.40; ewes, medium 70
choice (l50 lbs. DOWN s2oST7s.
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BUTTER y EGGS

CHICAGO. Dec. 14.-F-Buttsr
unchanged.
Eggs lower. extra firsts 4tG42.
firsts 20: ordinary firsts s0G35; re-
~frigerator extras 80; do firsts 81.
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POULTRY
CHICAGO. Dee. i4.-(F-Poultry
steady: fowls "a IL: springs 2s i-2;
ROSTERS 20; turkeys 25G32; ducks
1TG2S; geese 21G22.
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High Lights
i'm Burroughs
Case Here.
Instructions

az
Every homicide in Virginia In the
absence of other evidence, is presumed
to be murder in the second degree,
and in order to elevate the ottense TO
murder in the first degree, the bur-
den of proof is upon the Common
wealth and in order to reduce the
offense to manslaughter, or to show
justification or excuse, the burden is
upon the accused to introduce eyl-
dence to SOW extenuating clrcum-
stances, or Justification, unless 1t ap-
pears from the evidence OF the COM
monwealth.
The Court instructs the jury that
malice in law may be inferred from
the use of a deadly weapon.
go
The Court further instructs you
that to constitute a willful, deliberate
and premeditated killing, it is not
necessary that the intention to Kill
should exist any particular length OF
tine prior to the actual killing; 1t Is
only necessary that such intention
should come into existence Tor the
first time at the time of such KILL
ing.
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This is the law. W. B. Burroughs
statement, geographically reported
will clear up this phase Of the situa-
ton. The specific provisions OF the
State Prohibition Law settle It.
Here 1t is: >.
eff there be no complaint On oath
that ardent spirits are being manu-
featured, sold, kept, stored or In any
manner held, used or concealed In a
particular house or other place, IN
violation Of the law, the justice Of
peace, policejustice, circuit or city
judge and mayor Of any city or town
to whom complaint is made. IT, sat
isfied that there is reasonable cause
fer such belief, shall issue warrant
to search such house or other place,
the property Of public service cor
pora-ion suci, warrant shall describe
with reasonable certainty the bag
gage, container or package to be
searched.
eff any person shall knowingly
and wilfully make any false COM
plant under this section, he shall be
guilty of misdemeanor and fined
not less than $50 nor more than $500
for each cffense.
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lanes Sharp respectable, hard working coored man was
killed bv Officer Walter B. Burr oughs his (Shap) own home
August g. 1923. e~=:4zs== szzs
Sham had committed no Grim and Burroughs had no warrant
for bs arrest or warrant tc search his premises.
iErsSzsses~@S :,
Burroughs was chasing boys uvenhe who are under the
Juvenile DEPARTMENT of Virginia and subject to trial for oenses
only in the Juvenile Court here presided over by Judge j. ose
Kicks These BOYS had commit ed crime They were seen
lettering on corner and when spoken to from the officers
Burroughs misook James Sharp fifty years OF age tor
bow William Branch and he kill ed Sharp He admitted he beat
him with blackjack and shot him three times inside OF sharps
own house. the length Of roo M from the entrance
Burroughs was in citizens clio es He did display his badge
Of authority and he did not warrant to James Sharp
was too dark to see badge an he had warrant with HIM
to read
What do the liberal minded he citizens think Of this happen
ing and what will they do about 1t?
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DO YOU KNOW HIM?

information is desired concerning
an old colored man, named Joe Hunt.
Some well-to-do white people, who
know him and wish him well, desire
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The Court instructs the jury that
if thew believe from the evidence tnaI
w. B. Burroughs, the accused killed
Sharpe under a reasonable bellet
that his own life was in danger ana
that such danger was imminent or
+ at he was in danger of serious bod
= harm, as the facts and clrcum-
stances reasonably appeared to him
3. the time, he was eXcusaole In SO
d .ng, although such danger was un-
real. The question for the jury IN
tu case was not wne1her the TAX
inc of the life of Sharpe might have
been safely avoided, but whether the
accused under the circumstances
might reasonably have believed and
did believe, it was necessary to snoo.
a. he did resulting in the death OF
s. arpe. in order to save his own life
ar avoid serious bodily harm; then
aud in Jtat event the jury should
fnd the accused not guilty. The Ju-
rors are instructed that if they be-
b.ve from the evidence that the &C
cused started firing at the deceased
in self-defense, then they are further
instructed that the accused had a
RIGHT to continue to shoot at the de-
ceased as long as it reasonably APP
peared to him from his standpoint
that there was still danger OF losing
lis life or suffering serious bodily
harm a. the hands OF the deceased
Tie accused is to be judged by the
ci,Cvnlss arces and conditions as they
reasonably appeared to him at the
t.yIs.
i was not necessary that such
d r~er did in fact continue to exist
r,1rG. d -or b. eve from all he
evidence that it reasonably appeared
hc defendant from his standpoint
E. g. sea GaGgo~ ntin1ed to exist
CD
The Court instructs the jury that
if rev beisve from the evidence that
"a accused was discharging what ne
v raN believed to be lawful
d. ' ard engaged in lawful act, ne
r / not retreat but NAV repel force
!. ecrca = need &c TO the extent OF
e~;rg h's adversary. Tais IS Justl-
&c defense. o
~ this connection, the Court tells
v that if they believe from the
ev'ience that Cficer Burroughs APP
p 2ched James Siarp' f9r. the p!ur-
e -p=t'rg h;r' and informing
hin tina. he was police officer then
"a - OF the said James
S. arpe to ,bmit to the officer even
ne~Oe Rad commit
L.
jus. reason fer arresting him as a
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No amount of suspicion of guilt,
however grave or strong, is sufficient
- find verdict. Nor is it sufficient
that the evidence shows a preponder-
ance in favor of guilt, the burden
being upon the Commonwealth to
prove every necessary element of the
crime charged beyond a reasonable
doubt,-and if after consideration of
all the facts and circumstances in this
case, you have reasonable doubt as
to any of these matters. it is your
duty to give the accused the benefit
of such doubt al ""Quit him.
The Court instructs the jury that
n ord,'r 70 ea lie he accused to an
acsuittal on the ground of self
defense, the accused is required to
sustain his plea of self-defense only
to the point that the evidence in sup
port Of it when cons;@"rad along with
the other evidence in the case raises
in the minds of the Jury a reason
able doubt of his guilt.
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This is the law and it might be
added that W. B. Burroughs, &C
cording to his own statement was a
minister of injustice and by his own
Illegal act was not entitled to the
peculiar protection Of the law and
the respect Of citizens as such. But
this was q question for the jury to
decide and 1t was decided In the
light Of the information before
them. -.
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CID
The Court instructs the jury that
in order to convict the accused as
charged in the indictment, the EVIL
dence must not only be consistent with
the guilt of the accused, bit it must
be inconsistent with every reasonable
hypothesis of the innocence of the
accused. and if said evidence is con-
sis.ent with any reasonable hypothe-
sis of his innocence, then they must
find him not guilty.
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(12 }

This is the law. The preponder-
ance Of evidence was overwhelming
ly against Burroughs, not being even
supported by the testimony OF his
Brother Officers, for they were not
present at the time Of the tragedy.
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He is minister of justice and IS
therefore entitled to the peculiar pro-
lection of the Law aid the respect OF
citizens as such.
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ARREST BY OFFICERS, WITHOUT
WARRANT.

This Is the law.
ARREST BY OFFICERS, WITHOUT
WARRANT.
..By Section 1879. "It shall be the
duty of every CONSERVATION Of the
peace to arrest without warrant
for felonies committed In his pres
ence, or upon reasonable suspicion
Of felony and for breaches OF tho
peace and all misdemeanors Of what
ever character committed In his
presence.
Section 1925. Before entering
upon the duties of their office the
persons so appointed shall take an
oath to supports the Constitution Of
the STAT and faithfully to discharge
their Official duties. (Code Of Viz
GINA. 80
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AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Goodwill Baptist Church. 41o
|N Monroe Street ia new unit to the
Baptist Church, with q very broad
program. Rev. W. r. Ball, pastor
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The Court instruets the jury that
an officer in the performance of his
dry as such stands on an entirely
different footing from an individual.
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LARGE GENUINE HANDACoLORED
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The monthly subscribers will be
taken care Of and yearly subscribers
we'll treated.
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invites the public and hts many
friends to worship Sunday November
25, 1880 A. M. and 500 P. M.
Communion Let Sundays, 3:te =. u
Sunday SCHOOL, 1e:et A. u. Special
music. Al Are tnvfte1.
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UNION LEVEL BAPTIST CHURCH
PAGE FIVE

Corner State and Gillian Sts.)
Rev. B. ]. Ruffin, Pastor; Re-
ideuce, 70S State st. Sunday School
9 n: Morning Services. 1i:et;
\ rht Services. 500: Communion
Sery ces eveyr 3rd Sunday. $3.50 =.
NJ. The public Is welcome.
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The Court instructs the jury that
the law of self-defense is the law OF
necessity and the necessity relied
mon to Justify a killing must not
arise out of the prisoners own mis-
conduct.
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CHS. C. and M. p. go g. :

Before killing the accused have reeated far as he con-
eneny and safely can order avoid the assault and that not
10 invite continuance of the assault but from real tenderness
d shedding human blood But in his own house need
treat but the assault as in other be Immediately dan
geous the party Staying made the first assault he must quit the
combat and retreat as far he safely Otherwise no necessity
Wi, make the killing excusabe though retreat made I'M
possible by the adveays 6eceness He cannot alege nece
sity, which he himself wrongfuly occasoned.
This the law that did go to the jury In the Walter B.
Burroughs case the accused being charged with killing James
Sharp after he had invaded his home search OF juvenile who
admittedly had committed no c me and tor whom ne had no war
rant and in house. for which he had no search warrant Bur-
roughs was acquitted. .
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Patronize our advertisers. Tell
them you saw their announcements
in The Planet. "a
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WILLIAMS TEMPLE O. \, =
CHURCH,
(Tha Homs-like CaurcA)
n Cor 18th and nvofpt1 %

Rev. G. e. Carter, Pastor
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THAT no man shall be deprve ed Of his lfe liberty except
by the law of the land the judgment Of his peers.